Timestamps - - - - 40. Slint - Spiderland 1:08 39. Stereolab - Dots and Loops 1:36 38. Pavement - Slanted and Enchanted 2:06 37. King Crimson - Lizard 2:48 36. King Crimson - Islands 3:12 35. King Crimson - Larks Tongue In Aspic 3:32 34. Genesis - Selling England By The Pound 4:05 33. King Crimson - Discipline 4:31 32. Talking Heads - Remain In Light 5:00 31. Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavilion 5:36 30. Boards of Canada - Tomorrow's Harvest 6:11 29. Duster - Stratosphere 6:42 28. King Crimson - Red 7:15 27. Talk Talk - Spirit of Eden 7:48 26. My Bloody Valentine - Loveless 8:13 25. The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead 8:35 24. Portishead - Dummy 9:13 23. The Strokes - Is This It 9:43 22. Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot 10:05 21. Fishmans - Long Season 10:34 20. Death's Dynamic Shroud - I'll Try Living Like This 11:00 19: Yes - Close To The Edge 11:23 18. The Microphones - The Glow pt. 2 11:41 17. BOC - The Campfire Headphase 12:19 16 & 15. Sweet Trip 12:56 14. Bjork - Vespertine 14:20 13. Interpol - Turn On The Bright Lights 15:00 12. Joy Division - Closer 15:22 11. King Crimson - It Cock 15:54 10. Have A Nice Life - Deathconsciousness 16:35 9. Sigur Ros - Ágætis byrjun 17:40 8. The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground & Nico 18:22 7. Neutral Milk Hotel - In The Aeroplane Over The Sea 18:45 6. BOC - Music Has The Right To Children 19:19 5. Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures 19:52 4. BOC - Geogaddi 20:45 3. Mac Demarco - This Old Dog 21:47 2. Brian Eno - Another Green World 22:29 1. Slowdive - Souvlaki 23:22
I’ve been here since literally the first 2 videos or so, when you’re the next brad taste in music don’t forget me. Love the reaction style and open mindedness. I will say, if you haven’t done a Radiohead discography run-through, you should, but it doesn’t have to be recorded reactions. In my opinion (what a surprise) Radiohead are an essential experience for people who want to be involved in the contemporary music landscape, just because of the groundbreaking influence that their albums had, but also because a few of them are masterpieces. It’s not just that albums like OK Computer were so ahead of their time, or Kid A subverted all expectations, it’s also the fact they had such a huge reach for a more experimental sound. The fact an album like Kid A reached 1 on the billboard still amazes me.
Congrats on 1k subs, just want to give the reccomendation boris at last- feedbacker. This album is truly incredible. although technically considered 1 song its split into 5 parts and each part is pretty distinct, while still feeling like a cohesive progression & journey. There are parts that might put you off or be too extreme, but I think its definetely worth giving a shot if you want to hear something very unique and a little more challenging also if you do get to this album, just know that it starts incredibly slow and it is worth sitting through part 1 as the album picks up a lot more after that. think of part 1 as more of a ambient kinda mood setter before the music begins
spot on with Geogaddi, it genuinely does feel like it transcends music. still highly recommend you get around to their eps/unreleased albums disappointed about Dots and Loops being at 39!!!
I'm so glad you loved "Another Green World"; discovering Eno was such a formative experience for me. If you liked his more ambient tracks you should check out "Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundscapes"- it has some of his most beautiful work and really captures the feel of the title. If you want to hear more of the glam rock sound check out "Here Come The Warm Jets" or "Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy" as they are both brilliant. Another favorite artist of mine that draws some inspiration Eno is the electronica pioneer Aphex Twin. You could start at the beginning with the chill "Selected Ambient Works 85-92" or something a little harsher like the "Richard D. James Album." He is neck and neck with Eno for me- a really original artist. Keep up the great work, not a lot of people are covering music like this it is nice to see some love for composers that fall outside the major fandoms.
I only recently came across your album reaction videos since I also recently got hooked on Boards of Canada. You got a dope vibe and a uniquely engaging editing style on music reactions imo. Looking forward to more from you man
if you liked sigur ros I think you would like Godspeed you! black emperor. Especially their 1997 album F#A# infinity and their 2000 album Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven!
Good list, I would put all the King Crimson albums much higher but agree that Red is the best. You should listen to either Trespass by Genesis or Freak Out! by The Mothers of Invention. Love your videos
Congrats on 1k bro! If you’re looking for recs and you want some more electronic music definitely check out Burial’s Untrue, as it’s for sure an essential album of the genre
Haven't watched this video yet, but I did scroll through your playlist of reactions.... You either have one of the best comment sections for suggestions, or you have a really cool personal checklist. I would love to send you about a million album requests.
Alright, now that I've heard your whole video (and some of your own songs)- I think we're in the same ballpark of taste. Seven Swans by Sufjan Stevens and Speak For Yourself by Imogen Heap have gotta be on your list to check out if you don't know them already. Very different albums than much of what you've heard so far, but those are almost all pretty influential on Sufjan and Imogen. And if course keep following the artists you've already dipped your toes into. Brian Eno, Sigur Rós, Bjork, Velvet Underground, etc all have some really great work throughout their discography, especially Sigur Rós.
Has it already been 40 albums?! I remember looking up reactions for any Boards of Canada stuff and finding your videos pretty early on. 1k is nuts this fast! Can't wait to see more album reactions!
Seriously Matte Kudasai is so good! I want to know other songs like it. Hold on by John Lennon and else by built to spill are kinda similar, maybe the weather by pond but that’s pushing it
Out of all the albums on this list that I've listened to sa far this would be my ranking. (They're all amazing btw) 1. The Glow Pt.2 2. Close to the Edge 3. Spiderland 4. Loveless 5. In The Aeroplane Over the Sea 6. The Velevet Underground & Nico 7. Unknown Pleasures
Ágætis Byrjun in 9th is definitely a good place for it, after i watched your reaction to it i fell in love with it and i have been listening to Ny Batteri on loop for so long…
Congrats bro! Nice and clear reviews as well. I would say though, you've gotta try a bit more genesis if you feel up for it! I really do recommend albums like Trick of the Tail or Trespass! Love it and keep it up
Yoooo congrats on 1k subs!!!! Everyone’s beat me to the punch but you totally deserve it! I remember first watching your Geogaddi review in my feed after watching some BOC video essays. The amount of music you’ve been listening to and your open-minded, chill embrace of new albums and artists is so refreshing and entertaining. I’m excited to see you, your channel, and your taste in music grow! Awesome content, really great list I agree with a lot! Another Green World, Velvet Underground and Nico, and Souvlaki are top 5 albums for me! So is Remain In Light, which your placement made me wanna throw hands ngl lmao
Love this shit. Love ur channel. Definitely do this every like 100 albums Loll it would get so hard overtime but so much fun to watch man. Either way love ur channel
Great vid man and congrats I was just wondering over what u exactly mean when you say you don’t find yourself returning to a certain album as much, is it because you don’t find the music it in too compelling so you don’t return to it or is it because you’re not always in the mood for that album even if it’s great because it’s too emotionally intense etc And I feel like if the answer is the ladder it shouldn’t take points off the board for that reason and might even be a good reason for why it should be even higher. Anyways keep doing your shit bro
Brian eno is top 3 best producers oat,i did some digging and found out that slowdive sent a letter to Brian eno asking him if he could produce souvlaki but he said no but that he can help produce some songs,he produced “sing”..so that synth work in the beginning is pure eno. He also produced for talking heads,songs like once in a lifetime etc and collaborated with David bowie alot.
But besides that,Enos solo material is otherworldly,like here come the warm jets,taking tiger mountain by strategy,before and after science etc,could definitely see you loving songs like “by this river” “julie with” “on some faraway beach” “Third uncle”. AND his ambient material is a planet of its own.
If you liked The Velvet Underground & Nico, you might also like their album White Light/White Heat. It's an aggressively noisy album from 1968, meant to piss off hippies who liked the softer sound of their debut. It ended up being a massively influential album in the underground, influencing bands like Sonic Youth and Swans. Sister Ray is an experience
I'm yet to watch the whole video but I've skipped to the end to find out what album you put at number 1. Very, very good pick, one of my favourites too, but I have to wonder why your reaction to it is not available on UA-cam? Was it blocked? (Not naming the album so I don't spoil it for anyone else, lol)
Obviously this is a subjective list and that's cool. We all hear the world differently. But just know... you are objectively wrong about Remain in Light ;-) Keep on keeping on.
I clapped when Souvlaki came in at number 1, my favorite album of all time. You earned yourself a sub, congrats on 1k bro
Your pfp is my favorite album of all time lol
Timestamps
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40. Slint - Spiderland 1:08
39. Stereolab - Dots and Loops 1:36
38. Pavement - Slanted and Enchanted 2:06
37. King Crimson - Lizard 2:48
36. King Crimson - Islands 3:12
35. King Crimson - Larks Tongue In Aspic 3:32
34. Genesis - Selling England By The Pound 4:05
33. King Crimson - Discipline 4:31
32. Talking Heads - Remain In Light 5:00
31. Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavilion 5:36
30. Boards of Canada - Tomorrow's Harvest 6:11
29. Duster - Stratosphere 6:42
28. King Crimson - Red 7:15
27. Talk Talk - Spirit of Eden 7:48
26. My Bloody Valentine - Loveless 8:13
25. The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead 8:35
24. Portishead - Dummy 9:13
23. The Strokes - Is This It 9:43
22. Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot 10:05
21. Fishmans - Long Season 10:34
20. Death's Dynamic Shroud - I'll Try Living Like This 11:00
19: Yes - Close To The Edge 11:23
18. The Microphones - The Glow pt. 2 11:41
17. BOC - The Campfire Headphase 12:19
16 & 15. Sweet Trip 12:56
14. Bjork - Vespertine 14:20
13. Interpol - Turn On The Bright Lights 15:00
12. Joy Division - Closer 15:22
11. King Crimson - It Cock 15:54
10. Have A Nice Life - Deathconsciousness 16:35
9. Sigur Ros - Ágætis byrjun 17:40
8. The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground & Nico 18:22
7. Neutral Milk Hotel - In The Aeroplane Over The Sea 18:45
6. BOC - Music Has The Right To Children 19:19
5. Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures 19:52
4. BOC - Geogaddi 20:45
3. Mac Demarco - This Old Dog 21:47
2. Brian Eno - Another Green World 22:29
1. Slowdive - Souvlaki 23:22
not a single like on this... very strange but thanks for the timestamps nonetheless
give it some time nigga damn@@taggerung_
Congrats on 1K man! You deserve it!
Thank you !!
I’ve been here since literally the first 2 videos or so, when you’re the next brad taste in music don’t forget me. Love the reaction style and open mindedness.
I will say, if you haven’t done a Radiohead discography run-through, you should, but it doesn’t have to be recorded reactions. In my opinion (what a surprise) Radiohead are an essential experience for people who want to be involved in the contemporary music landscape, just because of the groundbreaking influence that their albums had, but also because a few of them are masterpieces. It’s not just that albums like OK Computer were so ahead of their time, or Kid A subverted all expectations, it’s also the fact they had such a huge reach for a more experimental sound. The fact an album like Kid A reached 1 on the billboard still amazes me.
I could react to Radiohead. I love ok computer, kid a, and in rainbows, but i have never even heard anything outside of those 3
Congrats on 1k subs, just want to give the reccomendation boris at last- feedbacker. This album is truly incredible. although technically considered 1 song its split into 5 parts and each part is pretty distinct, while still feeling like a cohesive progression & journey. There are parts that might put you off or be too extreme, but I think its definetely worth giving a shot if you want to hear something very unique and a little more challenging
also if you do get to this album, just know that it starts incredibly slow and it is worth sitting through part 1 as the album picks up a lot more after that. think of part 1 as more of a ambient kinda mood setter before the music begins
spot on with Geogaddi, it genuinely does feel like it transcends music. still highly recommend you get around to their eps/unreleased albums
disappointed about Dots and Loops being at 39!!!
idk i definitely gotta listen to it again
I'm so glad you loved "Another Green World"; discovering Eno was such a formative experience for me. If you liked his more ambient tracks you should check out "Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundscapes"- it has some of his most beautiful work and really captures the feel of the title. If you want to hear more of the glam rock sound check out "Here Come The Warm Jets" or "Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy" as they are both brilliant.
Another favorite artist of mine that draws some inspiration Eno is the electronica pioneer Aphex Twin. You could start at the beginning with the chill "Selected Ambient Works 85-92" or something a little harsher like the "Richard D. James Album." He is neck and neck with Eno for me- a really original artist. Keep up the great work, not a lot of people are covering music like this it is nice to see some love for composers that fall outside the major fandoms.
I only recently came across your album reaction videos since I also recently got hooked on Boards of Canada. You got a dope vibe and a uniquely engaging editing style on music reactions imo. Looking forward to more from you man
YES SOUVLAKI #1!!! You should def listen to their other albums, especially Just For a Day
if you liked sigur ros I think you would like Godspeed you! black emperor. Especially their 1997 album F#A# infinity and their 2000 album Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven!
Next video Lift Skinny Fists
@@smags1082 nice!
@@smags1082 Hell yeah!! I hope you do F#A# too some day.
Good list, I would put all the King Crimson albums much higher but agree that Red is the best.
You should listen to either Trespass by Genesis or Freak Out! by The Mothers of Invention.
Love your videos
I love this! This was a great idea for a video and a joy to watch, nicely done! Congrats and I'm very much looking forward to your future videos!
Congrats on 1k bro!
If you’re looking for recs and you want some more electronic music definitely check out Burial’s Untrue, as it’s for sure an essential album of the genre
Here’s to another 40!!
Haven't watched this video yet, but I did scroll through your playlist of reactions.... You either have one of the best comment sections for suggestions, or you have a really cool personal checklist. I would love to send you about a million album requests.
you've gotta listen to mount eerie by the microphones, such a great album and spiritual successor to the glow pt. 2
Congrats on 1k man! Looking forward to watching your journey and seeing the audience grow even more.
Thank You !!
Alright, now that I've heard your whole video (and some of your own songs)- I think we're in the same ballpark of taste. Seven Swans by Sufjan Stevens and Speak For Yourself by Imogen Heap have gotta be on your list to check out if you don't know them already. Very different albums than much of what you've heard so far, but those are almost all pretty influential on Sufjan and Imogen. And if course keep following the artists you've already dipped your toes into. Brian Eno, Sigur Rós, Bjork, Velvet Underground, etc all have some really great work throughout their discography, especially Sigur Rós.
YES BEST VIDEO Ive been waiting for this video to come out thank you for the entertainment
Has it already been 40 albums?! I remember looking up reactions for any Boards of Canada stuff and finding your videos pretty early on. 1k is nuts this fast! Can't wait to see more album reactions!
I definitely recommend you The Mars Volta, specially their first album "Deloused in the Comatorium", it's an experience you surely gonna love
Keep doing it! I’m loving the forms that you react!
Seriously Matte Kudasai is so good! I want to know other songs like it. Hold on by John Lennon and else by built to spill are kinda similar, maybe the weather by pond but that’s pushing it
Cool concept to see a ranking of the albums you've reviewed. Happy 1k and keep up the great work!
Out of all the albums on this list that I've listened to sa far this would be my ranking. (They're all amazing btw)
1. The Glow Pt.2
2. Close to the Edge
3. Spiderland
4. Loveless
5. In The Aeroplane Over the Sea
6. The Velevet Underground & Nico
7. Unknown Pleasures
HUGE congratulations on 1k subs! The first video I saw of yours was your "In the court of the crimson king" review. keep up the great content!
Ágætis Byrjun in 9th is definitely a good place for it, after i watched your reaction to it i fell in love with it and i have been listening to Ny Batteri on loop for so long…
Ny Batteri is peak
You gotta do King Crimson In The Wake or Poseidon, it is an amazing album and very different from everything after it. My favorite. A must listen.
hell yeah smags at 1k! congrats, goat
LAUGHING STOCK - TALK TALK it WILL BLOW YOUR MIND
Congrats bro! Nice and clear reviews as well. I would say though, you've gotta try a bit more genesis if you feel up for it! I really do recommend albums like Trick of the Tail or Trespass! Love it and keep it up
Yoooo congrats on 1k subs!!!! Everyone’s beat me to the punch but you totally deserve it! I remember first watching your Geogaddi review in my feed after watching some BOC video essays. The amount of music you’ve been listening to and your open-minded, chill embrace of new albums and artists is so refreshing and entertaining. I’m excited to see you, your channel, and your taste in music grow! Awesome content, really great list I agree with a lot! Another Green World, Velvet Underground and Nico, and Souvlaki are top 5 albums for me!
So is Remain In Light, which your placement made me wanna throw hands ngl lmao
Bro I’ll probably hate myself in the future for putting it that low lmao. Thanks for sticking around tho
Congrats on 1k dude well deserved
hey congrats on 1k man seeing you grow this much since the BOC reviews have been amazing
Thanks Bro !!
Love this shit. Love ur channel. Definitely do this every like 100 albums Loll it would get so hard overtime but so much fun to watch man. Either way love ur channel
Great vid man and congrats
I was just wondering over what u exactly mean when you say you don’t find yourself returning to a certain album as much, is it because you don’t find the music it in too compelling so you don’t return to it or is it because you’re not always in the mood for that album even if it’s great because it’s too emotionally intense etc
And I feel like if the answer is the ladder it shouldn’t take points off the board for that reason and might even be a good reason for why it should be even higher. Anyways keep doing your shit bro
This channel should be way bigger than it is
Thanks bro
I hiked in the Tetons this summer listening to Long Season a lot and I can confirm it’s the goat hiking song
This man needs some Radiohead, OK Computer for start
Given your love of Slowdive, I'd be interested to see you dive into the Cocteau Twins at some point.
ay congrats man, love souvlaki as well, but ya gotta start wearing sunscreen on your arms lol
You should see my back
Brian eno is top 3 best producers oat,i did some digging and found out that slowdive sent a letter to Brian eno asking him if he could produce souvlaki but he said no but that he can help produce some songs,he produced “sing”..so that synth work in the beginning is pure eno. He also produced for talking heads,songs like once in a lifetime etc and collaborated with David bowie alot.
But besides that,Enos solo material is otherworldly,like here come the warm jets,taking tiger mountain by strategy,before and after science etc,could definitely see you loving songs like “by this river” “julie with” “on some faraway beach” “Third uncle”. AND his ambient material is a planet of its own.
You should give "The Last Drag" by The Samples a listen to. I think its a magical album that defies the genre boundaries.
Their self title is phenomenal
Close to the Edge is my fav album of all time
Dude, if you haven't done any cocteau twins, then you just gotta.
Listen to black midi - schlagenhaim
Carseat headrest - twin fantasy
Cool vid btw
You should do In Rainbows by radiohead!
If you liked The Velvet Underground & Nico, you might also like their album White Light/White Heat. It's an aggressively noisy album from 1968, meant to piss off hippies who liked the softer sound of their debut. It ended up being a massively influential album in the underground, influencing bands like Sonic Youth and Swans. Sister Ray is an experience
Man i really love your videos but Selling England by the Pound is a masterpiece and i get a little sad when i see it in that positions
Didnt check out this video until now but spiderland being first at 40 was like an arrow straight into my heart. Its cool though, i get it lol
I would probably put that album a little higher now
this old dog being number 3 is so based💯 literally my fav album of all time
since you didn't like spiderland's spoken word I'm curious to know what you'd think of hellfire by black midi. It does spoken word perfectly imo
I'm yet to watch the whole video but I've skipped to the end to find out what album you put at number 1. Very, very good pick, one of my favourites too, but I have to wonder why your reaction to it is not available on UA-cam? Was it blocked? (Not naming the album so I don't spoil it for anyone else, lol)
It does say it’s blocked in some areas
@@smags1082 Oh, that's good to know! Thanks
Thx for not spoiling it
This Old Dog had a similar affect on me, I totally relate
Grats on 1k
Cool shit man
WE OUTSIDE!
You gotta do Downward Spiral by Nine Inch Nails!
If you'd put KC/ITCOTCK at #3 i would pretty much agree with you! 😅
All Radiohead, NIN, Muse, Queens of the stone age and the rest of Bjork, pretty please.
you've never tried Radiohead
Pls don’t recommend the most basic albums oat
@@elgordodetrefiori7130They’re not basic they’re just typical classics for anyone involved in music at this point
@@obsidianman50 you just literally said “they are not basic, they are basic” smh
@@elgordodetrefiori7130 basic?
?? just because they're well known among /mu/ type nerds? get over yourself lol
@@elgordodetrefiori7130tell me you have no taste, without telling me you have no taste
Can you review starless and bible black by King crimson next
Geogaddi is incredible
Where was long season?
listen to Swans pls
yes agreed, he needs to do soundtracks for the blind or to be kind
he did
he did both lol@@zxr9291
@@bobsbigboy_ this comment was before he did.
Obviously this is a subjective list and that's cool. We all hear the world differently.
But just know... you are objectively wrong about Remain in Light ;-)
Keep on keeping on.
Bro I’m sorry lmfao
please listen to you’d prefer an astronaut by hum
Although I respect your subjective opinion, it absolutely BLOWS my mind that for somebody Lizard can be forgettable
Thank You scruffy
Not mac at 3..but u made up for it by putting eno and slowdive in the top 2.
listen to all radiohead albums
close to the edge is top 5 dont wanna hear nothing
Fishmans
Pretty much every 2000s anco album is superior to mpp
I can't deal with the mouth noises.
booooooooooooo! sorry, but king crimson was done dirty. bye forever
We all got different tastes. I still love in the court and red tho
please listen to Emerson Lake and Palmer
alright gulp gulp
listen to Polymelia - Huh? !!!
stop saying like so much
Greetings from Brazil!! I would love to see a Iggy Pop and Stooges "Raw Power" album react