Your all-time favorite album.

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My pick

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Easily.

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Shocking~, I know.

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that album

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i will never understand

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'Tis not for you to know, young one. The genius of Jeff Mangum is not for everyone, but the untitled instrumental that segues into "Two-Headed Boy, Pt. 2", that's damn near the most wonderful, euphroic piece of music ever committed to tape.

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I think I'm at the point now where I refuse to change my mind.

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I'm so glad this band never got too big. This is there best.

 

 

Therapy? "Troublegum" 70 minutes of pure rock violence.

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That's not going to surprise anyone.

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I think I'm at the point now where I refuse to change my mind.

efa

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You know...there's a lot of great albums I could've put here...the usual suspects, like Metallica's Master of Puppets and Slayer's Reign in Blood, or even Shadows Fall's Of One Blood, my beloved Zombie Apocalypse/Send More Paramedics split EP Tales Told by Dead Men, or The Misfits' Static Age...but no. This is the first CD I ever owned, my true introduction to the world of metal, and was also the last original album produced by a band so many fans of the style would consider one of the greatest metal bands ever...

 

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This:

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TIE:

 

 

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dangerous donny d should perish for failing to follow the given instructions. is it that hard, donny d?

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