Hey Kyle! I could never find anything commercially (that I liked) to store my CDs, so I ended up building my own. It holds roughly 2,000, you can see it in some of my videos. Maybe that will give you an idea. Cheers!
yeah, now the next step is to add everything into Discogs or RateYourMusic. RYM handles release year sorting better but with Discogs it might be enough.
The odd thing is that I want to share these KG albums with friends that have never heard them. If we even had a bad quality version on RU-vid, I could share it, they might love it, it could generate a sale. But instead, with nothing being available online at all, RU-vid or Spotify or whatever… so instead, I’ll just have to rip my CD and send my friend the files = no sale. Doesn’t help anybody.
Once all the physical copies are sold out (all of the stuff the Estate sells, including the upcoming final releases; KMG Archives and Shaming Multi-Disc), the Giraffe records could be put up n streaming. from Kevin's Happy Snappy Fun Show Group on Facebook July 9, 2024: "Ky Gil Top contributor is the Projection to release the Multi-Disc in 2025 for the 25th Anniversary? and it's been asked before, but probably worth asking again. Once the the Shaming Multi-disc is released, is the belief the Albums/Releases that are currently not on Streaming Services (Spotify especially), will be put up? The Shaming of the True Giraffe Call Me Kai Nuts/Bolts Kaviar Live at the Troubadour Toy Matinee Live at the Roxy Kevin Gilbert's Giraffe: The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" "Wayne Perez Author Moderator Ky Gil Some details about the Shaming Of The True will be coming this week. Call Me Kai and The Lamb are CD-only releases."
Other great jazz-fusion bands: - Kenso - Area - Arti e Mestieri - Barry Miles and Silverlight - Dry Jack - Apprentice - Aurora Borealis - Mongol - Sloche - Lonely Bears
here's 90 albums you might've missed (specially from the Japanese scene): 3rd World Electric - Kilimanjaro Secret Brew Airto - Free The Aristocrats - The Aristocrats The Backstage - Isolation Barracuda Triangle - Electro Shock Therapy Clément Belio - Contrast Lindsey Boullt - Composition Terry Bozzio / Tony Levin / Steve Stevens - Black Light Syndrome Brand X - Unorthodox Behaviour Brand X - Masques Chris Brooks - The Axis Of All Things Bruford - Feels Good to Me Bruford - One of a Kind Bruford - Gradually Going Tornado Bill Bruford's Earthworks - Earthworks Casiopea - Casiopea Casiopea - Super Flight Casiopea - Eyes of the Mind Casiopea - Mint Jams Casiopea vs The Square - The Live!! Stanley Clarke - Stanley Clarke Chick Corea Elektric Band - Elektric Band: Light Years Jorge Dalto & Super Friends - Rendez-vous Jorge Dalto & Super Friends - New York Nightline Dixie Dregs - What If Dixie Dregs - Night of the Living Dregs Dixie Dregs - Dregs of the Earth The Dregs - Unsung Heroes Virgil Donati - Just Add Water Virgil Donati - In This Life George Duke - Save the Country George Duke - Reach for It Béla Fleck & The Flecktones - Béla Fleck and The Flecktones Béla Fleck & The Flecktones - Flight of the Cosmic Hippo From.uz - Audio Diplomacy From.uz - Seventh Story Frank Gambale, Virgil Donati & Ric Fierabracci - Made in Australia Jun Fukamachi - On the Move Gordian Knot - Emergent Guthrie Govan - Erotic Cakes Jan Hammer Group - Oh, Yeah? Gavin Harrison - Cheating the Polygraph Hiromi Uehara - Another Mind Hiromi Uehara's Sonicbloom - Time Control Allan Holdsworth - IOU Allan Holdsworth - Metal Fatigue Allan Holdsworth, Alan Pasqua, Jimmy Haslip & Chad Wackerman - Blues for Tony Himiko Kikuchi - Flying Beagle Lalle Larsson - Infinity of Worlds Lalle Larsson - Nightscapes Dave LaRue - Hub City Kid Lux Terminus - The Courage to Be Felix Martin - The Scenic Album Naoya Matsuoka & Wesing - The September Wind Steve Morse Band - The Introduction Niacin - Time Crunch Osibisa - Osibisa The Players - Madagascar Lady Jean-Luc Ponty - King Kong - Jean-Luc Ponty Plays the Music of Frank Zappa Jean-Luc Ponty - Enigmatic Ocean Prism - Prism Trevor Rabin - Jacaranda Omar Rodriguez Lopez Quintet - The Apocalypse Inside of an Orange Carlos Santana & Mahavishnu John McLaughlin - Love Devotion Surrender Alex Skolnick Trio - Transformation Alex Skolnick Trio - Last Day in Paradise Soft Machine - Third Soft Machine - Fourth Soft Machine - Fifth Spectrum - Optical Sunrise Spyro Gyra - Spyro Gyra The Square - Magic The Square - うち水にRainbow The Square - Adventures T-Square - Truth Stick Men - Stick Men Masayoshi Takanaka - Seychelles Masayoshi Takanaka - An Insatiable High Masayoshi Takanaka - Brasilian Skies Masayoshi Takanaka - Jolly Jive Masayoshi Takanaka - The Rainbow Goblins Serj Tankian - Jazz-Iz Christ The Trio Project - Move Volto! - Incitare Kazumi Watanabe - To chi ka Frank Zappa - Waka/Jawaka The Mothers - The Grand Wazoo Frank Zappa - Jazz From Hell Frank Zappa - Make a Jazz Noise Here Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention - Roxy & Elsewhere
here's a link with the collage with the titles on the side (Apes and Androids and Pure Reason Revolution I just used an image, no album) x.com/AllMediaReviews/status/1819750659048042873/photo/1 here's the pubmpeeple results 1 The Dear Hunter 2 dredg 3 Ours 4 Bend Sinister 5 The Reign of Kindo 6 Oceansize 7 Mutemath 8 Kaddisfly 9 Pepe Deluxe 10 Three 11 Apes and Androids/Call Florence Pow 12 Foals 13 Cloud Cult 14 Small Leaks Sink Ships 15 Menomena 16 Dirt Poor Robins 17 Pure Reason Revolution 18 The Family Crest 19 Steven Wilson 20 Kiss Kiss 21 Fair to Midland 22 Major Parkinson 23 Coheed and Cambria 24 The Receiving End of Sirens 25 The Mars Volta 26 Anathallo 27 Everything Everything 28 Subterranean Masquerade 29 House of Fools 30 East of the Wall 31 Team Me 32 Kimbra 33 Lehto & Wright 34 Between the Buried and Me 35 Warpaint 36 Hotel of the Laughing Tree 37 Bryan Scary and the Shredding Tears 38 Long Distance Calling 39 Local Natives 40 Burst 41 Neverending White Lights 42 Eldren 43 Mutyumu 44 SikTh 45 The Decemberists 46 Tokyo Jihen 47 Bent Knee 48 Esperanza Spalding 49 Toehider 50 Clann Zu 51 Protest the Hero 52 Vektor 53 椎名林檎 Sheena Ringo 54 Janelle Monae 55 Kacica 56 Squid 57 Doves 58 A Formal Horse 59 Murder By Death 60 Karnivool 61 Ramona Falls
Great list. My top 20 for 1995 are in this order (you mentioned a lot of them but not all): The Damnation Game Symphony X THRAK King Crimson Adrenaline Deftones The Edges of Twilight The Tea Party The Light Spock's Beard A Change of Seasons Dream Theater Tales from the Punchbowl Primus The Bends Radiohead Foo Fighters Foo Fighters The Final Experiment Ayreon Destroy Erase Improve Meshuggah Heavy as a Really Heavy Thing Strapping Young Lad Orchid Opeth The Sky Moves Sideways Porcupine Tree Roots to Branches Jethro Tull Hidden Treasures Megadeth One Hot Minute Red Hot Chili Peppers Give'er Choke Disco Volante Mr. Bungle Insomniac Green Day I really need to deep dive on Kevin Gilbert, Savatage, Jeff Buckley, Faith No More, Shadow Gallery, Echolyn and more of the other ones you mentioned cause I've heard some tracks by them all and enjoy them all but haven't gotten into full albums yet.
here's 30 albums you might've missed from 1995: Alice in Chains - Alice in Chains Anthrax - Stomp 442 Ayreon - The Final Experiment The Beatles - Anthology 1 Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow - Stranger in Us All Fear Factory - Demanufacture Foo Fighters - Foo Fighters Steve Hackett - There Are Many Sides to the Night (live) Iron Maiden - The X-Factor Kansas - Freaks of Nature Living Colour - Pride (compilation with new tracks) Steve Morse Band - Structural Damage Nevermore - Nevermore Ozric Tentacles - Become the Other Paradise Lost - Draconian Times Primus - Tales From the Punchbowl Punky Brüster - Cooked on Phonics Queen - Made in Heaven Radiohead - The Bends Red Hot Chili Peppers - One Hot Minute Saga - Generation 13 Samael - Rebellion Joe Satriani - Joe Satriani Sieges Even - Sophisticated Strapping Young Lad - Heavy as a Really Heavy Thing Symphony X - The Damnation Game Steve Vai - Alien Love Secrets Brian Wilson - I Just Wasn't Made for These Times Brian Wilson & Van Dyke Parks - Orange Crate Art Frank Zappa & London Symphony Orchestra - London Symphony Orchestra, Vol. 1 & 2 As a bonus, here's a couple of tribute albums: (I Got No Kick Against) Modern Jazz: A GRP Artists' Celebration of the Songs of The Beatles The Band From Utopia - A Tribute to the Music of Frank Zappa
ah, I missed Queen and the Beatles..I had 1 of those Beatles Anthologies and gave it to a friend; scarily, there was a brief period in the 90's I didn't care for The Beatles per another friend of mine hated them. But when getting into Dream Theater actually, I became a fan again..have a bootleg of them playing Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight with Charlie.
fair enough. I like some of his movies and roles, and I don't see her music career purely as Nepotism, I mean if the music is good, it likely won't matter to me. But I suppose some people can't avoid thinking about that.
Brennen (DeathbyUnicorn) 1. Caligula's Horse - Charcoal Grace 2. Dvne - Voidkind 3. Ihsahn - Ihsahn 4. Loch Vostok - Opus Ferox II - Mark of the Beast 5. Eidola - Eviscerate 6. Azure - Fym 7. Turbulence - Binary Dream 8. Reliqa - Secrets of the Future 9. Vicinity - VIII 10. Professor Caffeine and the Insecurities - Caffeine and the Insecurities Honorable Mentions In Vain - Solemn Almo - Reconciliation Triton Project - Messenger's Quest Red Handed Denial - A Journey Through Virtual Dystopia Izz - Collapse the Wave Christian (FranticDav) 1. Kyros - Mannequin 2. Azure - Fym 3. TWRP - Digital Nightmare 4. Marty Friedman - Drama 5. Steve Hackett - The Circus and the Nightwhale 6. Æthĕrĭa Conscĭentĭa - The Blossoming 7. Big Big Train - The Likes of Us 8. Ryujin - Ryujin 9. Haishen - Awaken the Endless Deep 10. Nassau - Nassau Honorable Mentions Unleash the Archers - Phantoma Ugly - Twice Around the Sun [EP] Sgàile - Traverse the Bealach Amskray - Die Happy Vulvodynia - Entabeni Plantoid - Terrapath The Lemon Twigs - A Dream Is All We Know Sunburst - Manifesto Vicarious - Esoteria Brave Wave Productions - Giants Kyle (allmediareviewspodcast) 1 Bend Sinister - Mostly Great Things 2 DK the Drummer - Lockers Volume 1 3 Dirt Poor Robins - Firebird 4 Pepe Deluxe - Comix Sonix 5 Ugly - Twice Around the Sun [EP] 6. Willow - Empathogen 7 The Pneumatic Transit - Forbidden Trinkets 8 Toehider - Toad Hirer [EP] 9 Persefone - Lingua Ignota: Part I [EP] 10 Menomena - The Insulation [EP] 11 In Vain - Solemn 12 The Crooked Fiddle Band - The Free Wild Wind & the Songs of Birds 13 Barock Project - Time Voyager 14 The Warning - Keep Me Fed 15 Gavin Castleton - Pattern Breaker 16 Darren King - Temporal 17 Everything Everything - Mountainhead 18 The Decemberists - As It Ever Was, So It Will Be Again Alan The Smile - Wall Of Eyes The Pineapple Thief - It Leads To This IDLES - TANGK Big Big Train - The Likes Of Us Bend Sinister - Mostly Great Things Lucy Rose - This Ain't The Way You Go Out Billie Eilish - Hit Me Hard And Soft Loma - How Will I Live Without A Body Cigarettes After Sex - X's Lenny Kravitz - Blue Electric Light The Echo Vails - The Calm Beneath The Noise Rendezvous Point - Dream Chaser Zero 7 - Swim Surreal Annie Gavin Castleton - Pattern Breaker Freak Kitchen - Everybody gets bloody Adam Forkelid - Turning point Mikael Mani - guitar poetry Hasse Froberg & Musical Companion - Eternal Snapshots Kurt Rosenwinkel - The Next Step live at Smalls The Flower Kings - Live in Europe 2023
Great list! Here's my top 10: 1. Protest the Hero - Kezia 2. Between the Buried and Me - Colors 3. Dream Theater - Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory 4. Haken - Aquarius 5. The Human Abstract - Digital Veil 6. Tesseract - Altered State 7. Native Construct - Quiet World 8. Today I Caught the Plague - Lore 9. Caligula’s Horse - Moments from Ephemeral City 10. Art by Numbers - Reticence: The Musical
@@AllMediaReviewsPodcast Maybe you heard what Today I Caught the Plague became after they changed their name? They became The Kindred. I wouldn't say Lore is progressive metalcore cause there's no harsh vocals but their first EP Ms. Mary Mallon is progressive metalcore so Lore still has a bit of that influence to it. Lore is a very unique sounding album though. Art By Numbers isn't progressive metalcore either. They are most like the band Artificial Language if you've heard them. Art by Numbers is this neoclassical guitar-centric prog metal with clean vocals where the guitar leads are very busy and non-stop shred.
Here's a list of 10 glaring omissions I could find: - Devin Townsend - Terria - Porcupine Tree - Deadwing - Ayreon - The Human Equation - Threshold - Dead Reckoning - Neal Morse - Sola Scriptura (this is his heaviest and indeed prog metal) - Frost* - Experiments in Mass Appeal (original mix because damn) - Haken - The Mountain - Steven Wilson - Hand. Cannot. Erase. - Tool - Aenima - Strapping Young Lad - Alien
I lost interest in checking your ranking as soon as you ranked 15th Fugazi and 11th Marillion debut album Script for a Jester's Tear. The rest of the Fish era is also very low ranked. This is very disrespectful for such a great band in their origins. Unfortunately in all these bunch of years with Hogarth they have lost identity, personality and authenticity, they have had only flashes with some great songs of the great band they were back in their origins. Even their Marillion logo has lost its identity since the second album in the Hoghart era.
My list 1) David Gilmour self titled 2) Richard Wright Wet Dream 3) Rolling Stones Some Girls 4) The Who Who Are You 5) Judas Priest Stained Class 6) Styx Pieces of Eight 7) Van Halen self titled 8) Ace Frehley KISS Solo 9) Genesis And Then There Were Three 10) Rush Hemispheres 11) Queen Jazz 12) The Cars self titled 13) AC/DC Powerage 14) Al Stewart Time Passages 15) Boston Don’t Look Back 16) Foreigner Double Vision 17) Joe Walsh But Seriously Folks 18) Emerson Lake and Palmer Love Beach 19) Yes Tormato 20) Black Sabbath Never Say Die 21) Rainbow Long Live Rock and Roll 22) Peter Gabriel Scratch 23) Paul Stanley KISS Solo 24) Dire Straits self titled 25) Jethro Tull Heavy Horses 26) Rod Stewart Blondes Have More Fun 27) REO Speedwagon You Can Tune a Piano 28) Bob Seger Stranger In Town 29) Bruce Springsteen Darkness on the Edge of Town 30) Toto self titled The Moody Blues Octave and others I forgot to mention Live Albums : 1) Jethro Tull Bursting Out 2) Kansas Two For The Show 3) AC/DC If You Want Blood You Got It 4) David Bowie Stage 5) Aerosmith Live Bootleg 6) Thin Lizzy Live and Dangerous 7) Ted Nugent Double Live Gonzo
I have over 1,000 Cd's and I was fortunate I had friends who were handy as hell and built me nice shelves for my music room. I am at about 850 albums and I just started about 5 years ago - collecting again. DVDs/Blu Rays I have slowed down on because of streaming accessibility but probably have close to 750 or so. I have heard about 3 songs by Pepe Deluxe - is there an album I should try first?
hey, thanks for the comment! I suspect my collection is pretty similar in numbers, although I started collecting Vinyl more or less when I met my wife in 2011. You're lucky to have had your friends to help with the shelves. Part of it is just physical space, and where mine are kept is also in the same room where my wife's so we don't really have enough room for all of the shelving we would like. Perhaps the next home we buy will though. As for Pepe Deluxe, their album from 2012 "Queen of the Wave" is often considered their best (and I have a huge love for it). Although as I've come to learn, their other records are more schizophrenic and diverse. Queen of the Wave is probably their most pop/rock song-oriented album.
@@masseysmaineentertainment no problem! I'm digging those Top 100 movie roundtables lists on your channel. It actually could help me remember some movies I've seen that I did not include in the Movies of the Year lists I made in 2023. Also there's some like Diner and a few others mentioned that I have meant to see, but have yet to.
I think I've only heard Marillion's 80s albums and their newest one. I really need to check out Brave! My 15 favourite albums of 1994 at this time are (in this order): Awake Dream Theater Youthanasia Megadeth The Division Bell Pink Floyd The Dark Chapter Michael Romeo Mosquito Psychotic Waltz Goodbye To The Age of Steam Big Big Train Sahara Orphaned Land Inside Out Fates Warning The Songs of Distant Earth Mike Oldfield Il 13 Banco del Mutuo Soccorso Symphony X Symphony X Lunar Strain In Flames Under the Table and Dreaming Dave Matthews Band Promised Land Queensryche Dookie Green Day
thanks, yeah I updated that in the description. I knew it was streaming, I just forgot it was bandcamp, and not Spotify. I'm gonna have to go over those as well soon.
here's 30 albums you might've missed from 1994: Alice in Chains - Jar of Flies Änglagård - Epilog Big Big Train - Goodbye to the Age of Steam Black Sabbath - Cross Purposes Caifanes - El nervio del volcán Bruce Dickinson - Balls to Picasso Dixie Dregs - Full Circle Freak Kitchen - Appetizer Steve Hackett - Blues With a Feeling King Crimson - VROOOM Kyuss - Kyuss [Welcome to Sky Valley] Machine Head - Burn My Eyes Megadeth - Youthanasia Ozric Tentacles - Arborescence Pantera - Far Beyond Driven Pearl Jam - Vitalogy Porcupine Tree - Staircase Infinities Saga - Steel Umbrellas Slayer - Divine Intervention Spiritual Beggars - Spiritual Beggars Stiltskin - The Mind's Eye Symphony X - Symphony X Hirokazu Tanaka & Keiichi Suzuki - Mother 2 Testament - Low Threshold - Psychedelicatessen Vanden Plas - Colour Temple Vangelis - Blade Runner Vauxdvihl - To Dimension Logic Ween - Chocolate and Cheese Frank Zappa - Civilization Phaze III
never actually heard King Crimson - VROOOM I don't think, however I have the DejaVROOM dvd. Califanes might be up my alley. My wife? I kinda doubt it. Stiltskin the Ray Wilson band?
@@AllMediaReviewsPodcast VROOOM was kind of a stop-gap EP before THRAK was released, slightly different mixes. and yeah Stiltskin has Ray Wilson, probably where the Genesis dudes discovered him
The A-Z album should be in your list, I would rank it at least in the top half, if not in the top third. On first listen, and on every subsequent listen, it strikes me as the Fates Warning album that we never got. I hope A-Z put out at least one more, if not more, albums.
Great list! There's many on your list I still need to check out. Here's my top 15 in order where we have some overlap: Undertow Tool Splendor Solis The Tea Party The Battle Rages On… Deep Purple Pork Soda Primus Pablo Honey Radiohead Sex & Religion Steve Vai Focus Cynic Off the Ground Paul McCartney Listen Jordan Rudess Counterparts Rush Up the Downstair Porcupine Tree The Beloved's Cry Orphaned Land How to Clean Everything Propagandhi Dance of December Souls Katatonia Loveblows & Lovecries - A Confession No-Man
@@AllMediaReviewsPodcast Nice. I guess that Orphaned Land album is actually a "demo" according to wikipedia rather than a studio album. It's good but I think they go on to do better things and peak with the near masterpieces they put out in 2004 and 2010: Mabool: The Story of the Three Sons of Seven and The Never Ending Way of ORwarriOR
@@deathbyunicorn yeah, I guess it is. I bought it at ProgPowerUSA from memory, so it was issued by a label that the band authorized. But that and listening to Sahara, they definitely went on to do great things. Mabool is still my favorite and will likely be rather high on my 2004 list. ORwarriOR is also good, and included services from Steven Wilson in fact.
here's 25 albums you might've missed from 1993: 3rDegree - The World in Which We Live Annihilator - Set the World on Fire Anthony - Pools of Sorrow ~ Waves of Joy Anthrax - Sound of White Noise Atheist - Elements Marc Bonilla - American Matador Kate Bush - The Red Shoes Death - Individual Thought Patterns Guaranteed Pure - Swing Your Bag Steve Hackett - Guitar Noir IQ - Ever Jean Michel Jarre - Chronologie Billy Joel - River of Dreams Living Colour - Stain Mr. Big - Bump Ahead Nirvana - In Utero Ozric Tentacles - Jurassic Shift Radiohead - Pablo Honey Saga - The Security of Illusion Sepultura - Chaos A.D. Threshold - Wounded Land Type O Negative - Bloody Kisses Vai - Sex & Religion X Japan - Art of Life Zappa & Ensemble Modern - The Yellow Shark
Good review. This album is a masterpiece, easily one of my top 10 all time favorite albums, and essential listening every summer for me (feels like summer time music). Both discs in fact - I have the deluxe edition and love disc 2 almost as much.
I'm so impressed and inspired by your dedication to reviewing music. Knowing people like you exists out there is what keeps us artists going. BTW, the 1.5 min "intermission" track is where the Stalacpipe Organ is used. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rkvvcN6rt-I.html Best, Paul M
We have the same number 1 for this year unsurprisingly! My top 10 in order: Images and Words Dream Theater Into the Everflow Psychotic Waltz Countdown to Extinction Megadeth Tubular Bells II Mike Oldfield Opiate Tool Dehumanizer Black Sabbath Miscellaneous Debris Primus Fear of the Dark Iron Maiden Black Moon Emerson, Lake & Palmer Drill Radiohead I really should get around to listening more to King's X, Faith No More, Shadow Gallery and Alice in Chains. The Journey box set sounds cool but I never heard it. I didn't love the Porcupine Tree release from 92 but I guess I'd put it at number 11 cause it's still ok. A bit too average and basic for me to love it even though I love Porcupine Tree.
Images and Words being #1..might be the most universal 1992 #1 album among Prog/Prog Metal largely due to how important and influential it became. Yeah I could see you enjoying King's X, Faith No More, Shadow Gallery and Alice in Chains probably.
@@AllMediaReviewsPodcast yes and I assume Metropolis Pt. 2 is the most common #1 for 1999 among prog fans too though maybe there's some competition from Opeth and Spock's Beard that year. I've heard songs by all of those bands you mentioned and liked them. I even heard a full album by King's X but it was their 2022 album and I thought it was good but nothing special. I'm guessing their earlier albums are better. I need to listen to more full albums by those bands.
here's 25 albums you might've missed from 1992: Änglagård - Hybris Asia - Aqua Angelo Badalamenti - Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me Jeff Beck & Jed Leiber - Frankie's House Black Sabbath - Dehumanizer Cannibal Corpse - Tomb of the Mutilated Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Black Moon Exodus - Force of Habit Fear Factory - Soul of a New Machine GWAR - America Must Be Destroyed George Harrison with Eric Clapton and Band - Live in Japan Iron Maiden - Fear of the Dark Dave LaRue - Hub City Kid Steve Morse Band - Coast to Coast Orphaned Land - The Beloved's Cry Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power Paradise Lost - Shades of God Phish - A Picture of Nectar Lou Reed - Magic and Loss Joe Satriani - The Extremist Suicidal Tendencies - The Art of Rebellion Testament - The Ritual Toto - Kingdom of Desire (for some reason it's in the image but not spoken about) Type O Negative - The Origin of the Feces Roger Waters - Amused to Death and here's 5 bonus EP/singles that I think you skipped: Alice in Chains - Sap Nine Inch Nails - Broken Nine Inch Nails - Fixed Porcupine Tree - Voyage 34 Tool - Opiate
12:10 I talked about Toto's Kingdom of Desire Anglagard and Roger Waters I did miss, thanks. Voyage 34 as well, although I think of that for the full version which came out in the 4 Phases in 2004. But from a Canon standpoint, 1992 also the year that came out. Everything I look at shows Orphaned Land s The Beloved Cry released in 1993, although it's sort of a demo more than even a debut EP. I do have it on 1993 list in fact.
@@AllMediaReviewsPodcast ah it must be the Echolyn album which was missing in the image, will replace it with (even though I am not a huge of a fan): FireHouse - Hold Your Fire
Nice picks Kyle! When I look at my 15 favourites for the year, I feel like the theme for 1991 is clearly "this is not that band's best work but it's still decent" cause that statement applies to every album on my list. Here's my 15 current favourites (I probably should have included some others you mentioned like Guns N Roses, but I find them quite overrated, Ozzy Osbourne and Marillion): Mr. Bungle Mr. Bungle Blood Sugar Sex Magik Red Hot Chili Peppers Metallica Metallica Innuendo Queen Sailing the Seas of Cheese Primus Parallels Fates Warning Union Yes Angel Rat Voivod The Tea Party The Tea Party We Can't Dance Genesis Heaven's Open Mike Oldfield Roll the Bones Rush Contradictions Collapse Meshuggah Kerplunk Green Day Catfish Rising Jethro Tull For band's like U2 and REM, I feel like some of their songs are okay but I get so bored listening to an entire album by them and find them both quite overrated. I've heard good things about Savatage and Fish but must admit, I've never listened to any of their albums.
i think you are mostly right about 1991 being a year without a Peak or Best records. Although some do consider Parallels their best record, its hardly clear-cut. I would put Pearl Jam's Ten as their best, but I don't really care for most of their other records, so it doesn't really mean much from me. But many people do consider it their best. Achtung Baby generally is considered 1 of, but not necessarily the best U2 album. REM and U2 some do find boring, or think they are overrated. I guess I used to, but especially with U2, they eventually won me over. I think it largely had to do with hearing Dream Theater's U2 covers and then some of their U2-influenced songs, that had me reassess much of their music. As for Savatage and Fish..I could definitely see you enjoying some of Savatage's albums, although Streets maybe not as much as some of their others like Edge of thorns or Hall of the Mountain King (or my personal favorite, Handful of Rain which includes a masterpiece in arrangement and layering on the track "Chance."). Fish, I guess it depends on your take on his work with Marillion. You may want to check out 1 of his later records "Raingods with Zippos" which features an epic/suite "Plague of Ghosts" that includes the services of Steven Wilson.
here's 25 albums you might've missed from 1991: Armored Saint - Symbol of Salvation Marc Bonilla - EE Ticket Bill Bruford's Earthworks - All Heaven Broke Loose Death - Human (I am aware you mentioned the band) Dire Straits - On Every Street Robert Fripp & The League of Crafty Guitarists - Show of Hands Genesis - We Can't Dance Iced Earth - Night of the Stormrider (sad on their current state) Living Colour - Biscuits London Symphony Orchestra / Leonard Bernstein - Candide Metal Church - The Human Factor Miranda Sex Garden - Madra Steve Morse Band - Southern Steel Mr. Big - Lean Into It Nirvana - Nevermind (well it was bound to be mentioned) Primus - Sailing the Seas of Cheese Procol Harum - The Prodigal Stranger Silvio Rodríguez - Cuba Classics 1: Canciones Urgentes Sepultura - Arise Type O Negative - Slow, Deep and Hard Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble - The Sky Is Crying X - Jealousy Yes - Union (overhated album) Dweezil Zappa - Confessions Frank Zappa - The Best Band You Never Heard in Your Life / Make a Jazz Noise Here
