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Albums Everyone Should Hear at Least Once
Albums Everyone Should Hear at Least Once
by record_digger  • 
6 in common: Remain in Light, Abbey Road and 4 more
For curious listeners who want a way beyond familiar playlists, these albums offer a broad shelf of musical worlds: soul, jazz, folk, rock, hip-hop, electronic music and songwriting from several...
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Albums That Make Listening from Start to Finish Worthwhile
Albums That Make Listening from Start to Finish Worthwhile
by record_digger  • 
3 in common: Abbey Road, Lemonade and 1 more
For curious listeners ready to spend time with a whole record, these albums make order and connection part of the pleasure. Some tell a story. Others return to a musical idea, join songs through...
Music
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Japanese Vinyl Pressings Worth Collecting
Japanese Vinyl Pressings Worth Collecting
by curious_compiler  • 
In common: Abbey Road
Japanese pressings earn their reputation twice over: once for the record, and again for the package around it. This list picks specific Japanese vinyl issues from 1969 to 1984, each named by its...
Collectibles
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Albums That Reveal More on a Second Listen
Albums That Reveal More on a Second Listen
by record_digger  • 
2 in common: Fetch the Bolt Cutters and Titanic Rising
A first listen can give you the melody or the mood. A return can reveal a bass line that changes the song's balance, a voice hidden in the arrangement or a detail whose emotional weight only...
Music
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Albums Everyone Should Hear at Least Once
Albums Everyone Should Hear at Least Once
by record_digger  • 
2 in common: What's Going On and Dummy
For curious listeners building a foundation, these records each show something an album can do that a playlist cannot: a continuous mood, a studio idea, a group conversation or a voice that...
Music
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Albums That Balance Experimentation with Great Songs
Albums That Balance Experimentation with Great Songs
by record_digger  • 
2 in common: Yankee Hotel Foxtrot and Titanic Rising
For curious listeners who enjoy a memorable tune or groove and want to hear what can happen around it, these records offer adventurous sounds with something clear to hold. Strange voices, abrupt...
Music
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Pop Albums That Turn a New Direction into a Clear Identity
Pop Albums That Turn a New Direction into a Clear Identity
by record_digger  • 
In common: Random Access Memories
A sharp change of style can sound like a trend chase or a costume change. These albums are the opposite: each one came from an artist already known for something else, and each earned its place...
Music
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Alternative Rock Albums with Big Hooks and Odd Corners
Alternative Rock Albums with Big Hooks and Odd Corners
by record_digger  • 
In common: Automatic for the People
The best alternative rock never makes you choose between a great chorus and a strange idea. These albums smuggle odd tunings, dissonance, noise and crooked rhythms inside hooks that refuse to...
Music
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Country Albums for People Who Think Country Is Not for Them
Country Albums for People Who Think Country Is Not for Them
by record_digger  • 
In common: Golden Hour
From outside the genre, country is often dismissed through stereotypes: shiny belt buckles, stadium clichés and formulaic radio. At its core, though, it has always been built on something more...
Music
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Post-Punk Albums Driven by Unrelenting Basslines
Post-Punk Albums Driven by Unrelenting Basslines
by record_digger  • 
In common: Remain in Light
For listeners who find themselves following the bass rather than the singer, these post-punk records put the four-string at the front. Borrowing space from dub and nervous tension from art rock...
Music
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Singer-Songwriter Albums with Something Specific to Say
Singer-Songwriter Albums with Something Specific to Say
by record_digger  • 
In common: Fetch the Bolt Cutters
A great singer-songwriter record is never just an acoustic guitar and generic diary entries. The albums that last are defined by lyrical specificity: the exact light on a kitchen table, a named...
Music
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Jazz-Rap Albums Where the Musical Conversation Feels Natural
Jazz-Rap Albums Where the Musical Conversation Feels Natural
by record_digger  • 
In common: To Pimp A Butterfly
When jazz and hip-hop meet as equals, the result is more than rap laid over a jazz sample. Live horns answer the rhymes, upright bass sets the swing and the MC phrases like a soloist. Each album...
Music
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2010s Pop Albums That Turn Songs Into Scenes
2010s Pop Albums That Turn Songs Into Scenes
by record_digger  • 
In common: Lemonade
Listen in order to hear how these 2010s albums turn hooks into scenes. The songs might share a character, follow a night from its rush to its aftermath, or answer each other across an album. Start...
Music
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Indie Rock Albums That Reward a Full Evening
Indie Rock Albums That Reward a Full Evening
by record_digger  • 
In common: Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Some records are better as a whole evening than as a handful of playlist picks. These indie rock albums earned their place because pacing, contrast and atmosphere carry across the full running...
Music
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Hip-Hop Albums for Listeners Who Start with the Beats
Hip-Hop Albums for Listeners Who Start with the Beats
by record_digger  • 
In common: To Pimp A Butterfly
Many people come to hip-hop through the production first: the snap of a snare, a warm, filtered bass line or a soul sample that hooks you before a word is spoken. These albums earned their place...
Music
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Singer-Songwriter Albums Where the Arrangements Tell Part of the Story
Singer-Songwriter Albums Where the Arrangements Tell Part of the Story
by record_digger  • 
In common: Titanic Rising
On the best singer-songwriter records, the instruments are never just decoration. They act as a second narrator: a slide guitar that carries grief where the voice falters, a clarinet that seems to...
Music
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Short Albums That Leave a Lasting Impression
Short Albums That Leave a Lasting Impression
by record_digger  • 
In common: Be the Cowboy
A satisfying album need not take most of an evening. These studio records each fit inside 35 minutes in the standard edition described, yet leave a distinct musical world behind. There is room for...
Music
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Soul Albums That Show How Much a Voice Can Say
Soul Albums That Show How Much a Voice Can Say
by record_digger  • 
In common: What's Going On
A great soul singer does not need vocal gymnastics or sheer volume to make you feel something. The impact lives in the details: a pause before a confession, a catch in the throat, a sudden...
Music
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Soul Albums Where the Backing Band Deserves Your Attention
Soul Albums Where the Backing Band Deserves Your Attention
by record_digger  • 
In common: What's Going On
In great soul music the singer takes the spotlight, but the band supplies the heartbeat, the pocket and the emotional floor. Behind many of the genre's most enduring records stood session units...
Music
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Debut Albums with a Fully Formed Personality
Debut Albums with a Fully Formed Personality
by record_digger  • 
In common: Dummy
A great debut rarely sounds like an audition. These first studio albums arrive with a voice, a sound and a point of view already in place, so you can start here without knowing anything about what...
Music
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