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What's the most underrated album of all time?
What album or CD do you absolutely love but hardly anyone you've ever met has even heard of it. OR... you just think that it's highly underrated.
For me that's Quicksand's 1993 debut album Slip. Ever heard of them? They're not quite grunge, they're not quite metal and they're not quite punk. They've been labeled as "Post-Hardcore". Regardless... this album kicks ass! Every song is good. Below are a few songs from the album. Feel free to post your own!
Feinstein : Third Wish
Around 2004
If you like 80s style metal with hooks, melodies, harmonies and great singing, you will love this
David Feinstein is Ronnie James Dio's cousin
I listened to the song Regeneration. This is some good shit right here. I only wish it would have come out around 15 years earlier. I would have loved this stuff when I was in high school. Is there a particular song on that album that is your favorite?Originally Posted by maggiethebestdog
Regeneration is the opening track and is awesome
The entire album is great
No filler songs and no doapy ballads
Listen to the whole thing, you won't regret it
The new album by HUM is tremendous
Give it a listen
They have their own sound as nothing compares,,,,,,
When I Woke (Full Album)
Videos from the album....
Sublime. We are left wondering what could have been if Bradley norwell stayed alive
Would mega hit bands like the doors, credence Clearwater revival, biggie smalls and led Zeppelin be disqualified bc of the magnitude of their fame?
As big as they were, Morrison hotel, cosmos factory, ready to die and houses of holy respectively didn't get the fame and acclaim the music warranted.
Aside from biggie, the rest were already superstar famous at the time of those albums and the majority preferred the more popular songs to these
^More than not, the best music comes from severe pain......
The Doors
Janis Joplin
Jimi Hendrix
Mama Cass
Nirvana
INXS
STP
Alice in chains
Sound Garden
Prince
Whitney Houston
George Michael
ETC.....
Paulie your nuts but I agree with you on that list minus mama Cass and George Michael. If you want pain reach for the blues, I prefer raw tunes with Elmore James
Dylan's 'Desire" says it all.
I think Pennywise's 2012 album "All or Nothing" is largely underrated. The lead singer left for some reason and the replacement dude kicked ass. So much ass in fact that the original lead singer came back afterwards.
rod stewart , night on the town and Ian hunter all the young dudes ?
Maggie inspired me to Major in pool, didn't own a bathing suit.
Van Morrison best of vol 2 has a dozen tracks that were 15 years ahead of their time
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Wow. Brings back memories. I listed to this album a ton in college (Quicksand/Slip). Great album.
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Hope you married a brown eye girl.
Album: Starfish
Band: The Church
Nice! This is one of the few albums that I can remember where every few months I would have a new favorite song on the album. First it was Head to Wall, then it was Dine Alone, then it was Freezing Process, and then Unfulfilled. But honestly... I don't think I really have a favorite anymore... they're all just so damn good... especially when I am in the right mood.
Just curious... do you have favorite song on Slip?
I always really liked Under the Milky Way but I don't believe I've ever heard the entire album. I'll have to check it out.
Give the album a shot, John. It’s awesome.
Reptile
Antenna
Blood Money
North, South, East, West
Hotel Womb
Lost
All really good songs. All on one album.
I forgot about Reptile... great song! I think I have heard this entire album before... I definitely need to give it another listen.
Left Over Salmon "BETTER" than cold pizza
Another favorite of mine is The Lemonheads 2nd album from 1988 called Creator. Even many Lemonheads fans haven't heard this early album. IMO it's their finest.
Gary Numan - The Pleasure Principle
love at first sting
the powerballad of the powerballads.
I saw that tour in the 12th row center-- it was 1984.
a long time ago.
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