Never get tired of playing Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, AC/DC Hells Bells, Any Led Zeppelin album or the First Boston Album - They are all iconic, legendary and simply awesome.
What is crazy about this is that I don’t hear theses overplayed songs that much anymore because I don’t listen to the radio very much. Between pay to hear radio services and my own personality made playlists or mixes ….leaves little time for that aggravation.
Same here. I stopped listening to music on the radio in like 2005 or 6. The only time i do is if i'm a passenger in someones car, which does not happen often.
With AFD, I play the other songs ie Out Ta Get Me, It's So Easy, and Mr. Brownstone (one of my favorites from them). Jungle and SCOM are ones where yeah I can wait another few years at least to hear them again.
I know what you mean if i were to lose my 2000+ albums i probably wouldn't lose any sleep because i know i can find them all on TH-cam and as for my fav albums most of the songs are already ingrained in my head
I bought the Darkside of the Moon immersion box set. I thought it would take me weeks to listen to all the versions I wanted to hear. 2 days later I had listened to the remaster. The alternate mix. The live version. Then I listened to the Blu-ray audio and Quad version. Never thought I could listen to an album 5 times in 2 days but it never got old. Crazy
I am sure that Cobain's suicide did add to his notoriety but I do remember him being a huge star even before that happened. Just to give you and American music fans here some context. You have to remember, I am not even from the USA- I was a teenager in the early 90s and I grew up in a rural provincial part of England. Everyone knew Nirvana and knew who Cobain was, and everyone was copying him, right down to his haircut. He was really the last iconic global rock star - even before his death. People often say the suicide gave him the notoriety, I am sure there is some truth to that particularly in terms of the legacy there has been since, but I clearly remember how huge Kurt/Nirvana were even before that, and his death was a main story on the British national news bulletin.
I approve, in 1991, in high school, in France, we were all jumping on Smell Like Teen Spirit during our parties. Kurt was an Icon, and we were all shocked when he died. And yes, I agree that he might have been the last "worldwide rock star" to that level.
Dad was a rock fan in Eastern Europe, same age as Kurt at the time, as soon as Nevermind came it became a regular listen for everybody in that age group and of course SLTS became a party anthem immediately. It somehow resonated with youngsters all over the western world and therefore immediately gave Kurt a sort of icon status way before his death
@@Joe-ny2up He had a charisma that is hard to define. I think looks as you say, and this edgy artsiness combined with a vulnerable thing. There's no rock star since him who has been as iconic, but I think timing is everything. If Nirvana had come out 10 years earlier they might have been as obscure as Husker Du and something else might have appeared and made eighties rock seem out of date.
I was a new wave kid growing up, so it was in much later years I got into Zep and Floyd, so they still sound fresh to me. The Mellon Collie I still play in autumn, it fits and also that vinyl set I purchased for $75 has turned out to be a great investment! Great video, keep on rockin!
Thanks Brendon, Solid video as always. The two albums for me are Hysteria and Appetite For Destruction. Don’t get me wrong, I like both of these albums. I am just burned out on Welcome To The Jungle and Pour Some Sugar On Me.
I totally get it and I considered those albums simply because I know so many people feel as you do. But funny enough, those two albums I still enjoy and can play them anytime. But I think a lot of it is I grew up with them and they hold special memories so it’s also nostalgia. But I generally reach for other albums because they are overplayed.
Ugh I hated Pour Some Sugar since the first time I heard it. I do like some songs on Hysteria. It's just that I never considered buying it at any point.
I didn’t get into it until much later around the very early 90’s but in the last 30+ years I’ve never tired of it either. Though I will usually reach for their 2nd album as it’s far less overplayed but still has the sound of the debut.
When their debut album came out, it just caught everyone’s attention because of the unique sound. If you got into it later that’s great, but there is something to say about the context of hearing this for the first time when it came out vs. everything else out at the time. It was an awesome time to be alive! Great classics came out of those years.
Brendon your channel is just cool man, it must be cool to just talk about what you love and just share it and gain a following of viewers/ subscribers. I get a lot of info from you and just listened to a Rat album you mentioned on Top 10 On an Island albums, and Im literally getting introduced to so much cool music and to me New music.
Bon Jovi - 'Slippery...' and Def Leppard - 'Hysteria'. Absolutely loved them when they came out, but every note has been stuck in my head forever since.
Great video Brendon. For myself since I was born and raised in Chicago I was stuck in "Classic Rock Hell". One radio station in town we use to call the " Zeppelin,Pink Floyd,Rush and Van Halen" station. In other words everytime you'd turn it on you'd hear one of those four bands or all four withing 5 to 15 minutes. So the albums I love and don't need to hear again: 1. Pink Floyd - The Wall 2. Rush- Moving Pictures 3. Van Halen- 1984 4. Led Zeppelin - Pretty much 1 through 4. The other issues was that those four bands not only were overplayed but the same 4 or 5 songs were played. Ugh... I with you on the Eagles for sure as AC/DC BNB as well as Metallica 's Black Album. Again all great albums but I just don't need to hear them.
I like that you made this list! These days, I hesitate to watch those "Best Albums" list videos because I know one of these albums is going to be at the very top! I totally agree with you on "The Great Gig in the Sky". I've heard tons of people talk about how "beautiful" and "moving" that song is. Maybe I'm just a jerk, but for me that lady's vocals get tiresome very quickly (which is too bad because I really love the production and instrumentation on that track). The rest of the album is pretty cool, though.
There is an early mix of the album included with the Immersion boxset that doesn’t have her vocals added yet and the song is soooooooooooo much better!
I've felt the same way about certain albums before. Then I'll come back to them after a few years and in some cases they were BETTER than I remembered. I think moderation in listening can go a long way.
Mellon Collie is like Pet Sounds and Abbey Road (along with a few other Beatles albums) in the sense I can listen to them endlessly. I always seem to discover something different when listening. I think you're spot on with Nevermind, Hotel California, Back In Black, and Dark Side of The Moon. For me (and like you I'm only including bands I either love or are considered legendary by others) I've gotta throw in Out of Time by REM, Blood Sugar Sex Magik by RHCP, and anything by Aerosmith.
In my case, it's probably more songs from those albums than the full album itself. They all have enough deep cuts that I still enjoy listening to. A good album is always worth listening to imo. I wish AC/DC would release a Live album from that tour with Axl, I think that'd be awesome! Cheers.
Many of those you have mentioned I own but probably haven't played for maybe 4 or 5 years. I play Hotel California and Rumours at least 3 times a year as they are both perfect and are special to me. Albums/songs can provoke memories of great times/friends and sometimes I need to hear them and I guess I always will. Good topic though, your choices were interesting.
I still love Rumors but I’m a late comer to it. Even in the 90’s when the band exploded again, I didn’t really sink my teeth into that album until about 10 years ago and really found it’s charms. So it’s still fresh to me.
At least once a year I'll give ZOSO a spin, front to back. It's fantastic. A lot of these albums that you list, if heard on a very good sound system, are like a journey. Mostly it's the overplayed singles that are the problem...a lot of them, when blended in with the entire album are quite nice.
I can relate, there are albums I love and I will defend all the time. I start playing them and at the first song the whole album runs throught my head and somehow I feel there's nothing new I can gain for listening to it.
Interesting topic. I used to "overplay" certain albums when I was younger but now with time in short supply, it doesn't happen as often. I can probably recite DSOTM, Zeppelin IV, and Electric Ladyland verbatim, but still enjoy spinning them only once or a couple times a year..still enjoyable after all these years.
Yeah if I’m in the right mood I can still listen to all of these albums because I do like them but it’s very rare that it happens. I bought the deluxe remaster of Led Zeppelin IV so that I could listen to the alternate versions disc as a way to have something different 😂
Hi Brendon love the channel, I feel the polar opposite I have never got this thing about oh I never need to hear that again....but I love it. If I love an album then I'm playing again & again. I own all those albums & never ever tire of them. Cheers for the videos keep up the good work.
It all depends on how much you listen to it and for how long. But I also think it has to do with if you grew up during the original release of it too. Lots of people have been commenting that the debut album from Boston is one they never need to hear again. I love that album it didn’t grow up in the 70’s when it was ubiquitous. That said other albums like Led Zeppelin’s IV I didn’t grow up with either but because everyone always places it on the top of rock lists and countdowns it’s everywhere. Part of the “worn out” aspect is seeing and hearing it talked about too, not just hearing the music. But we all hear things differently and if you don’t tire of it that’s great.
@@BrendonSnyder thanks for the reply, some of the albums I lived with in real time some I went back to but it doesn't matter to me that's just my make up if I'm in I'm in that it haha. Look forward to more videos.
Is your copy of Back in Black the 2003 remaster or is it an earlier pressing? I've always wished the 2003 remasters came in jewel cases, but I guess at least they have been consistent with the digipak so they all look nice on the shelf.
Number Of The Beast is Maiden's best album, and metal's finest hour. NOTB is like Plato. There are thousands of philosophers that came after Plato, but almost all of them just restate Plato's arguments. NOTB is an album that showed everyone how intense and melodic metal can be and needs to be heard at least once a quarter if someone calls themselves a metal fan. "Watch him Die, According to plan, He's dust on the ground, What have we learned???" That is awesome!!!
If you’re saying you only listen to it once every 3 months then that’s not all that often. By your description I’d expect you’d to say you need to hear it at least once a month.
If you don't listen to these it comes as a pleasant surprise when they come on the radio. As an Australian, Cold chisel is a band I love but I never need to hear Khe Sahn ever again.
Again, fun idea for a video....I'm really surprised "the joshua tree" didn't make the cut. For me there are songs I don't need to hear again even though they are great, like "sweet home alabama" " stairway to heaven" or "the number of the beast".... and then there are songs I can still listen to even though I've heard them a thousand times like Jumpin' jack flash and a host of Rolling Stones songs ( except Honky tonk woman, this one I really don't need to hear again)
I’ve never been a big fan of that one so never listened enough to have it worn out. But I can see how it might be for others. I almost put Achtung Baby on here.
Me and my ex wife had an inside joke where we would say “this song is on the list.” “The list” are songs that are technically GOOD, but you just never need to hear again. Smells like teen spirit, enter sandman, more than a feeling, bohemian rhapsody, stairway to heaven, hallelujah, sweet child o mine, even flow… the list goes on…
This was a fun topic. We all hear these songs on the car radio and don't drive home to hear them again. For me there can be years in between listening to stuff like Def Leppard Hysteria; but then when a box set is released I got to have it. 😆
Shocking Top 10 list. 😀 But I totally understand the point of this list. It's those big hit songs that's played everywhere that often makes you tired of an album. I often go and listen to those "forgotten" amazing album tracks like "22 Acacia Avenue" from the Iron Maiden's album etc. 😎
I was surprised but understand Hotel California being on this list. A lot of these, not so much the album but songs related to, I do tend to skip more often then not. Def Leppard's Hysteria was one I had trouble with for a while thanks to Pour Some Sugar on Me being played (seemingly) every hour on the radio.
I must confess I don't have all of these albums in my collection. I agree with you on Aerosmith, Nevermind and Pink Floyd (I never really liked DSOTM and I gave my copy years ago away). But you shocked me with LZ! Just listened to it some days ago and ... yes I can still listen to all songs on it.
Brendon, I really enjoyed this video. It shows me that you’re an oddball just like me trying to stay away from all the popular songs not that we hate them but got “overplayed” example: instead of Hotel California I always go for “One of these nights” although there are songs on that album that got overplayed as well I always tend to reach for that one. However I enjoy all the old album from debut to the long run. I would probably get criticized for never putting Hotel California as my #1 album. It would come in somewhere mid way. And it’s not that I don’t like the album. End of Rant/comment.
When you say you can't put an album on and hear something new, try listening closely to just one instrument all the way through, or maybe follow the harmonic rhythm or time changes (Rush, I'm looking at you) or some other structural aspect of the song. Something new might pop out. Better yet, if you play an instrument, try to learn the song, and it will suddenly be fresh again.
Great one Brandon..i am in agreement wt yr sentiment..in fact some of these albums are kept to one side never needed to be heard again. Though i do think there are still a lot of gems not played on radio in some of these.
Good for you Brendon…this took some courage and I knew when I finished watching I’d see some negativity in the comments. I’d like more of this from the channel actually- especially thoughts on remastering/CD audio quality for reissues, box sets (missing tracks, could it be better), etc. You can’t possibly be expected to like everything so let us know if something is bad and not worth buying, and of course, when it’s earned your recommendation.
Did you watch today’s New Music Finds? I gave a very negative review of the new Rick Wakeman album. I’m hugely disappointed in it. So I definitely don’t “like” everything. The difference is I don’t like to dwell on negativity and choose to keep the channel positive so if I don’t like something I generally don’t waste my time discussing it.
@@BrendonSnyder My comment wasn't intended to throw a jab Brendon- actually was meant to be complimentary and quite the opposite. Since it was posted yesterday/Tuesday, I hadn't watched today's video. Either way, it's your channel afterall but I'm out as a long time subscriber if your goal is to hold off on posting more subjective criticism in your videos- when you and Anthony are together it's a blast: unfiltered, from the hip, and entertaining.
I didn’t mean for what I replied to come off negative. It was more like good timing for you to be asking like… “hey did you happen to see today’s video”. Anyway, my goal for the channel is to continuing doing what I’ve been doing and post things I like and enjoy. If you’re out you’re out.
One album I'm guessing that is probably overplayed is Springsteen Born In The U.S.A. I just got that album in the mail.Finally overcame his political views i do remember seeing videos of this on Mtv but I'm finally diving into Springsteen and I do love this album been playing this constantly over the last several days
Nevermind is the most played pre 2000s album on Soptify, I guess most people haven't gotten sick of it yet. Smells Like Teen Spirit still averages almost 1 mil plays a day.
That’s ok if you don’t want to watch Top 10 countdown videos. Not every video is intended for every viewer. That’s why I post a variety. Allowing people to pick and choose. 👍
At that it's a double album there's alot of songs on that album that you rarely hear that much unless it's on a alternative radio station except for 1979 of course
I remember working night shift in a small hospital in the early 90s. We used to change the muzak to a classic rock station from around midnight to 5 am. One time a person was coding as they were playing the entire Dark Side of the Moon album. It was very surreal. The first thing that came to my mind was “wow, if i’m going to die this is the perfect track to go by!”
Another great one, Brendon. I love Def Lep but if I never hear "Pour Some Sugar On Me" again it will be too soon! I grew up with High N Dry and Pyro and I thought those albums were overplayed, but nothing compared to Hysteria! ;p(
NOTB was the first metal album I ever bought at just 15 years old, so for that reason I will always love it. I don't think there are any albums that I no longer need to listen too, its more the big hits that radio overplays from these albums that I don't need to listen to again.
Hey brendan great show as usual. I have about 5000 cds and 300 vinyls. Only bands that i enjoy....!!!! mainly hard rock and metal. All complete discographys. Gave away 3000 cds of bands like eagles u2 twisted sister motley crue kiss europe which i couldn't stand anymore.I have only music which i enjoy 100%. .
It's unsurprising that Nevermind by Nirvana is gonna be mentioned in this list. I picked up the guitar through that album when I was 11 years old during 2009, and it's a great album from start to finish. However, Smells Like Teen Spirit isn't the reason why I picked Nevermind as my favourite Nirvana album, I only picked Nevermind only because I picked up the guitar to that album and that it had a profound effect on me growing up. Great video Brendon!😁👌You did a fantastic job on making it.
It's more like with me that there are some multiple Lp's/Songs per artist rather than individual LPs. U2- I think that I'd become aware of the band with "Pride (In The Name Of Love)" but I really became aware of them (like everyone else) with "The Joshua Tree" which had 3 big hits on it, then before I knew it there was a follow up LP "Rattle 'N' Hum", which also had a few big hits on it, and then they wouldn't give me a break so they released "Achtung Baby" which has 5 big hits - "The Fly", "Mysterious Ways" ,Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses", One", "Even Better Than The Real Thing". I had U2 fatigue.I only relented with "All That You Cannot Leave Behind".Nowadays I like U2 from 1980-2000 - the one song, really that I still can't stand is "One" . Gun's 'N'Roses - "Appetite For Destruction" - I quickly got off the G'N'R train - But the song/video which haunted me was "November Rain". Nirvana - "Nevermind" - I recall coming home from school and seeing the video for "Smells Like Teen Spirit" - little did I know that that song and "Come As You Are" would be so played to death. I don't even think that those 2 tracks are the best songs on the LP (yes probably the most commercial) but I prefer "Lounge Act" ,"Territorial Pissings", & "Aneurism" which I only discovered maybe 18 months ago ( because I didn't buy the LP when it came out).
Boston’s first album might be like this for me. But I suggest just not listening to the radio or countdown shows so they don’t become oversaturated for you.
Hi Brendon When I Grew up here in Sweden in the 70's We had no Rockradio only 1 or 2 programs a Week only 1 hour at the time So I have never heard the best songs too many times Coz Swedish radio always lookt down on Rockmusic So still today I play songs like Smoke on the Water - Deep Purple
Haha…I thought about it too and know it’s overplayed but for some reason it’s still a go to album for me. I can play it anytime and still love it from start to finish.
I tend to just have individual songs I never need to hear again rather than entire albums ⬇️ Sweet Child O' mine - G'N'R Welcome To The Jungle - G'N'R November Rain - G'N'R Patience - G'N'R You Shook Me All Night Long - AC⚡DC Moneytalks - AC⚡DC Thunderstruck - AC⚡DC Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen Enter Sandman - Metallica The Memory Remains - Metallica Fuel - Metallica No Leaf Clover - Metallica Whiskey In The Jar - Metallica Unforgiven 2 & 3 - Metallica Hero Of The Day - Metallica Until It Sleeps - Metallica Turn The Page - Metallica The Boys Are Back In Town - Thin Lizzy Symphony Of Destruction - Megadeth The Boys Of Summer - Don Henley Crazy Train - Ozzy Osbourne Time After Time - Ozzy Mama I'm Coming Home - Ozzy Road To Nowhere - Ozzy Paranoid - Black Sabbath Iron Man - Black Sabbath Man On The Silver Mountain - Rainbow Rainbow In The Dark - DIO Rock & Roll All Nite - KISS Detroit Rock City - KISS Every Time I Look At You - KISS 10 (entire album) - Pearl Jam Better Man - Pearl Jam Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana Come As You Are - Nirvana In Bloom - Nirvana Heart Shaped Box - Nirvana Imagine - John Lennon Bad - Michael Jackson Black Dog - Led Zeppelin Over The Hills & Far Away - Led Zeppelin Going To California - Led Zeppelin Whole Lotta Love - Led Zeppelin Bad To The Bone - George Thorogood & The Destroyers Dude Looks Like A Lady - Aerosmith Janie's Got A Gun - Aerosmith What It Takes - Aerosmith Angel - Aerosmith Love In An Elevator - Aerosmith Rag Doll - Aerosmith Magic Man - Heart Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd Pinball Wizard - The Who Won't Get Fooled Again - The Who My Generation - The Who Sympathy For The Devil - Rolling Stones Beast Of Burden - R. Stones Smoke On The Water - Deep Purple Woman From Tokyo - Deep Purple Me & Bobby McGee - Janis Joplin Love Shack - B-52's Stand - R.E.M. Losing My Religion - R.E.M. The One I Love - R.E.M. Teach Your Children - C,S,&N Night Moves - Bob Seger Turn The Page - Bob Seger Thunder Road - Bruce Springsteen Jessie's Girl - Rick Springfield Mickey - Toni Basil Wishing Well - Terance Trent D'Arby Us And Them - Pink Floyd Money - Pink Floyd Time - Pink Floyd Run Like Hell - Pink Floyd Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd Learning To Fly - Pink Floyd Ramblin' Man - Allman Brothers Band
i have one main rock radio station in my area, theyve played the same 40 songs for 40 years... so unfortunately, i understand exactly what ur on about bro... if i never hear stairway again, im good with it... thanx
Brendon, Great topic and I agree 100% with your picks. I would also add Soundgarden Superunknown, Beatles Sgt. Peppers, Def Leppard Hysteria (Sorry Brendon) Megadeth Countdown To Extinction and another Pink Floyd The Wall. BTW my all time worst Pink Floyd song comes from DSOTM, Money, I HATE that song.
When I was fourteen back in the late 70s/80s , I got into Black Sabbath ,Paranoid got played to death ,never need to hear it again ,same with AC/DC ,Back in Black, Iron Maiden ,Deep Purple Smoke on the water , also Led Zeppelin 1 and 2 ,which led to Howlin’ Wolf whom I started preferring.
Lol... Great albums, Great list... you have 5 that are on my list too!!!...RIP, unless I am really board of other music or In a mood to listen to something I haven't heard in 5 or more years! Do a list of albums that you still play, but skip songs on the album that are big hits 😁
In no perticular order: 10- Dookie - Green Day ... 9- Ten (side 1 only) - Pearl Jam ... 8- Black Album - Metallica ... 7- Led Zeppelin IV (side 1 only) - Led Zeppelin ... 6- Nevermind - Nirvana ... 5- Are You Experienced? - Jimi Hendrix Experience ... 4- Countdown to extinction - Megadeth ... 3- Dark Side of the Moon (except Brain damage / Eclipse) - Pink Floyd ... 2- Use your illusions - Guns and Roses ... 1- Back in Black - AC/DC
I agree on half of your list. I still listen to Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Metallica, Pink Floyd and Led Zep 4. I gave away my entire AC/DC collection for the simple fact they are overplayed every day on any given radio station no matter the format. In my opinion, to the listener it is YOUR choice how often you play it and burn YOURSELF out on the artist or album. As mentioned, I occasionally pull out these albums and enjoy them and not play them every day to the point of burn out. There is a world of other music out there to enjoy. Expand people!
OMG! I can’t believe you gave way your AC/DC collection! What if the day comes and you miss it and regret giving it away? That’s why I keep all these albums in my collection.
Just take a break on them, I grew up listening Starway To Heaven and Hotel California at nauseam, I stayed away from them for years, and now can enjoy them again. But I prefer the Hell Freezes Over version over the original and now love many other Zeppelin songs over Starway.
I can still listen to a lot of those records, but there are a few I have of my own. Number one on my list is Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours." My friends played that album endlessly for months when it came out, to the exclusion of everything else and almost to the point of ridiculousness. It is a great record, but I am so sick of most of it now that I really don't need to hear it again. Number two for me would be Pink Floyd's "The Wall." Overplayed on the radio like crazy, and this was where Roger Waters really began to let that obsessive/depressive side of himself come to full fruition, and he has never stopped with it, even to this day. I really can't stand the guy at this point. His music is SO depressing, SO negative and SO cynical, I really have had enough of him. There are certain tracks on the Wall that I really still love, but I don't care if I ever hear that album again. With most of the big classic bands, I have made up compilations for myself of all the best songs from their records, and I prefer to listen to those now. I know the original albums inside and out, so picking out all the songs I still enjoy the most satisfies me much more at this point in my life.
@@goodguysystem3932 I lost both of my parents within two years of each other, back in the 80's. You don't ever really get over it but you deal with it. You don't make album after album over your misery of something that happened to you when you were a little boy. I had to watch both of my parents die of cancer, right in front of me. I am a songwriter, and I have never written a single song about that. It's something personal that I have dealt with in my own way, and I don't want to make a public spectacle about it.
Being very selective in my music and just enjoy all my favorites that I grew up on , normally still listen to Black Sabbath, Dio, Rainbow, Scorpions,Heart. for old school listens all albums and videos , and finished replacing a lot of good Old School , music bought a collection of all Joe Satriani. Nothing I don't want to listen to in my collection
Limp Bizkit - Signifcant Other To its credit, the album effectively combined Rock/Metal and Rap with the at the time edgy aspects of the respective genres and yet was more accessible than most other Nu Metal bands but their edginess and angst doesn't have much of a timeless quality to it.
Metallica’s the black album hated it when it came out and still do. Though they are not my favorite band AC/DC’s back in black I have loved that album for 40+ years and still listen to it regularly. I’m right there with you on the others you mentioned.
Also here in the Atlanta region the rock station “The River” only plays a very limited classic rock songs….. because they have to pay a high amount to the record companies for the rights to play the songs on the air… You basically can set your clock on when these overplayed classic rock songs will be played they just change he song list in different order. Also, I hate to say this, but rock ‘n’ roll is a dying format here in this region. I have to say maybe even talk radio is ahead of. It certainly know that urban music is tops in this market.
The problem is they no longer distinguish between genres anymore. Everything is called “rock” when it’s not. You have non rock artists marking rock albums and it’s diluting the field. If there was just rock format radio then it might do better but it’s all mixed up.
It's not about being a hipster, but more that I overplayed some albums. Even some that have great replay value can suffer from an insane amount of replays, 😄 . I'm obsessed with Green Day, but Dookie? I still need at least several more years without hearing it.
Never get tired of playing Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, AC/DC Hells Bells, Any Led Zeppelin album or the First Boston Album - They are all iconic, legendary and simply awesome.
You mean back in black
I would add gnrs appetite for destruction to that list, even if the singles are overplayed
I've never heard of an album titled "Hells Bells" by AC/DC. Maybe cuz I can't stand them. I know the song though.
Boston I can understand.
Boston's debut is a fucking timeless masterpiece
What is crazy about this is that I don’t hear theses overplayed songs that much anymore because I don’t listen to the radio very much. Between pay to hear radio services and my own personality made playlists or mixes ….leaves little time for that aggravation.
Yep, I don't think I've listened to any regular radio besides sports talk in over a decade.
Radio in Southern California is the pits. I don’t listen to it other than baseball games.
Same here. I stopped listening to music on the radio in like 2005 or 6. The only time i do is if i'm a passenger in someones car, which does not happen often.
Really haven’t listened to fm radio in 20 year’s
I haven’t listened to Fm radio in a few years.
Appetite for Destruction hands down! Love the album just played to death.
Yes it certainly is. But for some reason I never tire of it.
With AFD, I play the other songs ie Out Ta Get Me, It's So Easy, and Mr. Brownstone (one of my favorites from them). Jungle and SCOM are ones where yeah I can wait another few years at least to hear them again.
@@BrendonSnyder I always go back to it because I really enjoy the deep cuts a lot.
I know what you mean if i were to lose my 2000+ albums i probably wouldn't lose any sleep because i know i can find them all on TH-cam and as for my fav albums most of the songs are already ingrained in my head
I bought the Darkside of the Moon immersion box set. I thought it would take me weeks to listen to all the versions I wanted to hear. 2 days later I had listened to the remaster. The alternate mix. The live version. Then I listened to the Blu-ray audio and Quad version. Never thought I could listen to an album 5 times in 2 days but it never got old. Crazy
I am sure that Cobain's suicide did add to his notoriety but I do remember him being a huge star even before that happened.
Just to give you and American music fans here some context. You have to remember, I am not even from the USA- I was a teenager in the early 90s and I grew up in a rural provincial part of England. Everyone knew Nirvana and knew who Cobain was, and everyone was copying him, right down to his haircut. He was really the last iconic global rock star - even before his death.
People often say the suicide gave him the notoriety, I am sure there is some truth to that particularly in terms of the legacy there has been since, but I clearly remember how huge Kurt/Nirvana were even before that, and his death was a main story on the British national news bulletin.
I approve, in 1991, in high school, in France, we were all jumping on Smell Like Teen Spirit during our parties. Kurt was an Icon, and we were all shocked when he died. And yes, I agree that he might have been the last "worldwide rock star" to that level.
Dad was a rock fan in Eastern Europe, same age as Kurt at the time, as soon as Nevermind came it became a regular listen for everybody in that age group and of course SLTS became a party anthem immediately. It somehow resonated with youngsters all over the western world and therefore immediately gave Kurt a sort of icon status way before his death
@@Joe-ny2up He had a charisma that is hard to define. I think looks as you say, and this edgy artsiness combined with a vulnerable thing. There's no rock star since him who has been as iconic, but I think timing is everything. If Nirvana had come out 10 years earlier they might have been as obscure as Husker Du and something else might have appeared and made eighties rock seem out of date.
I was a new wave kid growing up, so it was in much later years I got into Zep and Floyd, so they still sound fresh to me. The Mellon Collie I still play in autumn, it fits and also that vinyl set I purchased for $75 has turned out to be a great investment! Great video, keep on rockin!
I will definitely be playing Led Zeppelin 4 again!
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me too 😀
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Thanks Brendon, Solid video as always. The two albums for me are Hysteria and Appetite For Destruction. Don’t get me wrong, I like both of these albums. I am just burned out on Welcome To The Jungle and Pour Some Sugar On Me.
I totally get it and I considered those albums simply because I know so many people feel as you do. But funny enough, those two albums I still enjoy and can play them anytime. But I think a lot of it is I grew up with them and they hold special memories so it’s also nostalgia. But I generally reach for other albums because they are overplayed.
The rarer songs on Appetite are what bring me back to the day since you never stopped hearing the others. Michelle and Think About You etc.
Appetite I still love no matter how
Much I listen. Hysteria is good but I think pyromania is better and has more hard rock edge.
Ugh I hated Pour Some Sugar since the first time I heard it. I do like some songs on Hysteria. It's just that I never considered buying it at any point.
For some reason I have never gotten tired of Boston's first album and I bought it when it just came out new lol.
I didn’t get into it until much later around the very early 90’s but in the last 30+ years I’ve never tired of it either. Though I will usually reach for their 2nd album as it’s far less overplayed but still has the sound of the debut.
Agree
Hehe. .I choose not to like Boston. . . I listened to the record.
When their debut album came out, it just caught everyone’s attention because of the unique sound. If you got into it later that’s great, but there is something to say about the context of hearing this for the first time when it came out vs. everything else out at the time. It was an awesome time to be alive! Great classics came out of those years.
@@davidholden4543: it caught my attention, too. What total crap.
Great video Brendan. I think Def Leppard Hysteria is also worth a mention on that list
Certainly! But I still love and listen to it all the time so it didn’t make my list.
Brendon your channel is just cool man, it must be cool to just talk about what you love and just share it and gain a following of viewers/ subscribers. I get a lot of info from you and just listened to a Rat album you mentioned on Top 10 On an Island albums, and Im literally getting introduced to so much cool music and to me New music.
Hi Stephen! I’m glad you’re getting so much out of the viewing!
Oh man. The vocals on Great gig in the sky put it in another world for me. Brings me to tears every time. 😍
Pyromania would be one of my choices
I’ve got an early demo without the vocals on the Immersion Boxset and the song is worlds better for me.
Bon Jovi - 'Slippery...' and Def Leppard - 'Hysteria'. Absolutely loved them when they came out, but every note has been stuck in my head forever since.
I know what you mean!
Great video Brendon.
For myself since I was born and raised in Chicago I was stuck in "Classic Rock Hell". One radio station in town we use to call the " Zeppelin,Pink Floyd,Rush and Van Halen" station. In other words everytime you'd turn it on you'd hear one of those four bands or all four withing 5 to 15 minutes.
So the albums I love and don't need to hear again:
1. Pink Floyd - The Wall
2. Rush- Moving Pictures
3. Van Halen- 1984
4. Led Zeppelin - Pretty much 1 through 4.
The other issues was that those four bands not only were overplayed but the same 4 or 5 songs were played. Ugh...
I with you on the Eagles for sure as AC/DC BNB as well as Metallica 's Black Album.
Again all great albums but I just don't need to hear them.
I like that you made this list! These days, I hesitate to watch those "Best Albums" list videos because I know one of these albums is going to be at the very top!
I totally agree with you on "The Great Gig in the Sky". I've heard tons of people talk about how "beautiful" and "moving" that song is. Maybe I'm just a jerk, but for me that lady's vocals get tiresome very quickly (which is too bad because I really love the production and instrumentation on that track). The rest of the album is pretty cool, though.
There is an early mix of the album included with the Immersion boxset that doesn’t have her vocals added yet and the song is soooooooooooo much better!
I've felt the same way about certain albums before. Then I'll come back to them after a few years and in some cases they were BETTER than I remembered. I think moderation in listening can go a long way.
Mellon Collie is like Pet Sounds and Abbey Road (along with a few other Beatles albums) in the sense I can listen to them endlessly. I always seem to discover something different when listening. I think you're spot on with Nevermind, Hotel California, Back In Black, and Dark Side of The Moon. For me (and like you I'm only including bands I either love or are considered legendary by others) I've gotta throw in Out of Time by REM, Blood Sugar Sex Magik by RHCP, and anything by Aerosmith.
I'm glad I'm not the only one that gets burned out by an album. I have a couple of those on my list too!
It happens to us all.
In my case, it's probably more songs from those albums than the full album itself. They all have enough deep cuts that I still enjoy listening to. A good album is always worth listening to imo.
I wish AC/DC would release a Live album from that tour with Axl, I think that'd be awesome!
Cheers.
I would buy that 😁
Many of those you have mentioned I own but probably haven't played for maybe 4 or 5 years.
I play Hotel California and Rumours at least 3 times a year as they are both perfect and are special to me.
Albums/songs can provoke memories of great times/friends and sometimes I need to hear them and I guess I always will.
Good topic though, your choices were interesting.
I still love Rumors but I’m a late comer to it. Even in the 90’s when the band exploded again, I didn’t really sink my teeth into that album until about 10 years ago and really found it’s charms. So it’s still fresh to me.
Great show good commentary. I own all the albums you spoke of and I agree with everything you said. ✌🏻
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I've listened to DSOTM (and other "until The Wall" albums from Floyd) almost on a daily basis since 1988 or 1989. And can't get tired of it (/them).
At least once a year I'll give ZOSO a spin, front to back. It's fantastic. A lot of these albums that you list, if heard on a very good sound system, are like a journey. Mostly it's the overplayed singles that are the problem...a lot of them, when blended in with the entire album are quite nice.
I can relate, there are albums I love and I will defend all the time. I start playing them and at the first song the whole album runs throught my head and somehow I feel there's nothing new I can gain for listening to it.
Great idea for a video. Do songs next!!
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Interesting topic. I used to "overplay" certain albums when I was younger but now with time in short supply, it doesn't happen as often. I can probably recite DSOTM, Zeppelin IV, and Electric Ladyland verbatim, but still enjoy spinning them only once or a couple times a year..still enjoyable after all these years.
Yeah if I’m in the right mood I can still listen to all of these albums because I do like them but it’s very rare that it happens. I bought the deluxe remaster of Led Zeppelin IV so that I could listen to the alternate versions disc as a way to have something different 😂
Good and solid video, overplayed albums indeed, but good songs there.
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I would say Appetite For Destruction is one I never need to hear again. I never tire of Dark Side of the Moon for some reason.
Hi Brendon love the channel, I feel the polar opposite I have never got this thing about oh I never need to hear that again....but I love it. If I love an album then I'm playing again & again. I own all those albums & never ever tire of them. Cheers for the videos keep up the good work.
It all depends on how much you listen to it and for how long. But I also think it has to do with if you grew up during the original release of it too. Lots of people have been commenting that the debut album from Boston is one they never need to hear again. I love that album it didn’t grow up in the 70’s when it was ubiquitous. That said other albums like Led Zeppelin’s IV I didn’t grow up with either but because everyone always places it on the top of rock lists and countdowns it’s everywhere. Part of the “worn out” aspect is seeing and hearing it talked about too, not just hearing the music. But we all hear things differently and if you don’t tire of it that’s great.
@@BrendonSnyder thanks for the reply, some of the albums I lived with in real time some I went back to but it doesn't matter to me that's just my make up if I'm in I'm in that it haha. Look forward to more videos.
Is your copy of Back in Black the 2003 remaster or is it an earlier pressing? I've always wished the 2003 remasters came in jewel cases, but I guess at least they have been consistent with the digipak so they all look nice on the shelf.
Number Of The Beast is Maiden's best album, and metal's finest hour. NOTB is like Plato. There are thousands of philosophers that came after Plato, but almost all of them just restate Plato's arguments. NOTB is an album that showed everyone how intense and melodic metal can be and needs to be heard at least once a quarter if someone calls themselves a metal fan.
"Watch him Die, According to plan, He's dust on the ground, What have we learned???" That is awesome!!!
If you’re saying you only listen to it once every 3 months then that’s not all that often. By your description I’d expect you’d to say you need to hear it at least once a month.
Definitely not their best album in mu opinion , invaders is probably the worst opener on any maiden album , gangland isint great either
If you don't listen to these it comes as a pleasant surprise when they come on the radio.
As an Australian, Cold chisel is a band I love but I never need to hear Khe Sahn ever again.
Again, fun idea for a video....I'm really surprised "the joshua tree" didn't make the cut.
For me there are songs I don't need to hear again even though they are great, like "sweet home alabama" " stairway to heaven" or "the number of the beast"....
and then there are songs I can still listen to even though I've heard them a thousand times like Jumpin' jack flash and a host of Rolling Stones songs ( except Honky tonk woman, this one I really don't need to hear again)
I’ve never been a big fan of that one so never listened enough to have it worn out. But I can see how it might be for others. I almost put Achtung Baby on here.
Me and my ex wife had an inside joke where we would say “this song is on the list.” “The list” are songs that are technically GOOD, but you just never need to hear again. Smells like teen spirit, enter sandman, more than a feeling, bohemian rhapsody, stairway to heaven, hallelujah, sweet child o mine, even flow… the list goes on…
I can image that list must have been very long…😂😂😂
"I was made for loving you" / "Rockin' all over the world" / "Jump" / "Dreamer" ... / ... /...
"Heat of the moment"... !
This was a fun topic. We all hear these songs on the car radio and don't drive home to hear them again. For me there can be years in between listening to stuff like Def Leppard Hysteria; but then when a box set is released I got to have it. 😆
Shocking Top 10 list. 😀 But I totally understand the point of this list. It's those big hit songs that's played everywhere that often makes you tired of an album. I often go and listen to those "forgotten" amazing album tracks like "22 Acacia Avenue" from the Iron Maiden's album etc. 😎
I was surprised but understand Hotel California being on this list. A lot of these, not so much the album but songs related to, I do tend to skip more often then not. Def Leppard's Hysteria was one I had trouble with for a while thanks to Pour Some Sugar on Me being played (seemingly) every hour on the radio.
I must confess I don't have all of these albums in my collection. I agree with you on Aerosmith, Nevermind and Pink Floyd (I never really liked DSOTM and I gave my copy years ago away). But you shocked me with LZ! Just listened to it some days ago and ... yes I can still listen to all songs on it.
I knew it would shock a few!
Brendon, I really enjoyed this video. It shows me that you’re an oddball just like me trying to stay away from all the popular songs not that we hate them but got “overplayed” example: instead of Hotel California I always go for “One of these nights” although there are songs on that album that got overplayed as well I always tend to reach for that one. However I enjoy all the old album from debut to the long run. I would probably get criticized for never putting Hotel California as my #1 album. It would come in somewhere mid way. And it’s not that I don’t like the album. End of Rant/comment.
Yes just a couple of music loving oddballs! 😂
When you say you can't put an album on and hear something new, try listening closely to just one instrument all the way through, or maybe follow the harmonic rhythm or time changes (Rush, I'm looking at you) or some other structural aspect of the song. Something new might pop out. Better yet, if you play an instrument, try to learn the song, and it will suddenly be fresh again.
Yeah that’s not how I listen. But thanks anyway.
Great one Brandon..i am in agreement wt yr sentiment..in fact some of these albums are kept to one side never needed to be heard again. Though i do think there are still a lot of gems not played on radio in some of these.
Good for you Brendon…this took some courage and I knew when I finished watching I’d see some negativity in the comments. I’d like more of this from the channel actually- especially thoughts on remastering/CD audio quality for reissues, box sets (missing tracks, could it be better), etc. You can’t possibly be expected to like everything so let us know if something is bad and not worth buying, and of course, when it’s earned your recommendation.
Did you watch today’s New Music Finds? I gave a very negative review of the new Rick Wakeman album. I’m hugely disappointed in it. So I definitely don’t “like” everything. The difference is I don’t like to dwell on negativity and choose to keep the channel positive so if I don’t like something I generally don’t waste my time discussing it.
@@BrendonSnyder My comment wasn't intended to throw a jab Brendon- actually was meant to be complimentary and quite the opposite. Since it was posted yesterday/Tuesday, I hadn't watched today's video. Either way, it's your channel afterall but I'm out as a long time subscriber if your goal is to hold off on posting more subjective criticism in your videos- when you and Anthony are together it's a blast: unfiltered, from the hip, and entertaining.
I didn’t mean for what I replied to come off negative. It was more like good timing for you to be asking like… “hey did you happen to see today’s video”. Anyway, my goal for the channel is to continuing doing what I’ve been doing and post things I like and enjoy. If you’re out you’re out.
100% agree with all your picks. I'm sure the 1st Boston album is up there as well😂.
One album I'm guessing that is probably overplayed is Springsteen Born In The U.S.A. I just got that album in the mail.Finally overcame his political views i do remember seeing videos of this on Mtv but I'm finally diving into Springsteen and I do love this album been playing this constantly over the last several days
Amazing video:)
One point to mention, in fairness, these albums all have deep cuts that are worth repeated listens, and not just the major cuts. But a fair list.
Yes absolutely!
Nevermind is the most played pre 2000s album on Soptify, I guess most people haven't gotten sick of it yet. Smells Like Teen Spirit still averages almost 1 mil plays a day.
There will always be some young kid whose never heard it and has to check it out. The song currently has 1.5 billion streams on Spotify.
I enjoy your videos about record stores and new purchases more. Cheers
That’s ok if you don’t want to watch Top 10 countdown videos. Not every video is intended for every viewer. That’s why I post a variety. Allowing people to pick and choose. 👍
@@BrendonSnyder I watched and I enjoyed it. I like your channel. Cheers
I'll never get sick of mellon collie.
At that it's a double album there's alot of songs on that album that you rarely hear that much unless it's on a alternative radio station except for 1979 of course
@@superunknown2812 and 1979 is a stone cold classic.
I remember working night shift in a small hospital in the early 90s. We used to change the muzak to a classic rock station from around midnight to 5 am. One time a person was coding as they were playing the entire Dark Side of the Moon album. It was very surreal. The first thing that came to my mind was “wow, if i’m going to die this is the perfect track to go by!”
Another great one, Brendon. I love Def Lep but if I never hear "Pour Some Sugar On Me" again it will be too soon! I grew up with High N Dry and Pyro and I thought those albums were overplayed, but nothing compared to Hysteria! ;p(
NOTB was the first metal album I ever bought at just 15 years old, so for that reason I will always love it.
I don't think there are any albums that I no longer need to listen too, its more the big hits that radio overplays from these albums that I don't need to listen to again.
What’s NOTB? Just curious and don’t feel like thinkin too hatd
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@@stephensullivan1879 iron maiden number of the beast
Couldn't agree more about Great Gig In The Sky
Awesome! Someone else who feels the same way. People make such a fuss over that song and it does nothing for me. It’s my least favorite on the album.
The problem is when you hear the music on the radio and your not in the mood for it.
I say clear of the radio for that reason.
Biggest reason I turned the radio off decades ago. A few here regretted hearing once and sure it won't happen again, lol ;)
Yeah I don’t listen to radio anymore either
great video! im not usually up this early...do you like Amon Amarth?
I do! Great band.
Hello. Enjoyed the video. I always preferred, "Pump," over "Get a grip." I think the music is better overall and better produced to my tastes .
I agree!
Hey brendan great show as usual. I have about 5000 cds and 300 vinyls. Only bands that i enjoy....!!!! mainly hard rock and metal. All complete discographys. Gave away 3000 cds of bands like eagles u2 twisted sister motley crue kiss europe which i couldn't stand anymore.I have only music which i enjoy 100%.
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It's unsurprising that Nevermind by Nirvana is gonna be mentioned in this list. I picked up the guitar through that album when I was 11 years old during 2009, and it's a great album from start to finish. However, Smells Like Teen Spirit isn't the reason why I picked Nevermind as my favourite Nirvana album, I only picked Nevermind only because I picked up the guitar to that album and that it had a profound effect on me growing up.
Great video Brendon!😁👌You did a fantastic job on making it.
I love Weezer Blue Album. Could listen to it forever
Great list, Brendan. Agree on several, with 1 exception. Won't listen to Get a Grip because when i reach for Aerosmith, it's my 5th or 6th choice.
Really enjoying your videos. Just wondering, does this mean you won’t be wearing that shirt again either? 😁
It's more like with me that there are some multiple Lp's/Songs per artist rather than individual LPs.
U2- I think that I'd become aware of the band with "Pride (In The Name Of Love)" but I really became aware of them (like everyone else) with "The Joshua Tree" which had 3 big hits on it, then before I knew it there was a follow up LP "Rattle 'N' Hum", which also had a few big hits on it, and then they wouldn't give me a break so they released "Achtung Baby" which has 5 big hits - "The Fly", "Mysterious Ways" ,Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses", One", "Even Better Than The Real Thing". I had U2 fatigue.I only relented with "All That You Cannot Leave Behind".Nowadays I like U2 from 1980-2000 - the one song, really that I still can't stand is "One" .
Gun's 'N'Roses - "Appetite For Destruction" - I quickly got off the G'N'R train - But the song/video which haunted me was "November Rain".
Nirvana - "Nevermind" - I recall coming home from school and seeing the video for "Smells Like Teen Spirit" - little did I know that that song and "Come As You Are" would be so played to death. I don't even think that those 2 tracks are the best songs on the LP (yes probably the most commercial) but I prefer "Lounge Act" ,"Territorial Pissings", & "Aneurism" which I only discovered maybe 18 months ago ( because I didn't buy the LP when it came out).
Boston’s first album might be like this for me. But I suggest just not listening to the radio or countdown shows so they don’t become oversaturated for you.
Hi Brendon
When I Grew up here in Sweden in the 70's
We had no Rockradio only 1 or 2 programs a Week only 1 hour at the time
So I have never heard the best songs too many times
Coz Swedish radio always lookt down on Rockmusic
So still today I play songs like Smoke on the Water - Deep Purple
Ooh
You can dance
You can jive
Having the time of your life
Ooh, see that girl
Watch that scene
Digging the dancing queen !
I seriously never again need to hear any of the Queen arena songs (We Will Rock You, Another One Bites the Dust, We are the Champions, etc.).
The first album I thought of was Guns and Roses Appetite For Destruction.
Haha…I thought about it too and know it’s overplayed but for some reason it’s still a go to album for me. I can play it anytime and still love it from start to finish.
Still love most of it especially the non hits
Aside from Beast and Black Album I'm with you on everything else. I grew up with those two and can't let them go.
I tend to just have individual songs I never need to hear again rather than entire albums ⬇️
Sweet Child O' mine - G'N'R
Welcome To The Jungle - G'N'R
November Rain - G'N'R
Patience - G'N'R
You Shook Me All Night Long - AC⚡DC
Moneytalks - AC⚡DC
Thunderstruck - AC⚡DC
Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen
Enter Sandman - Metallica
The Memory Remains - Metallica
Fuel - Metallica
No Leaf Clover - Metallica
Whiskey In The Jar - Metallica
Unforgiven 2 & 3 - Metallica
Hero Of The Day - Metallica
Until It Sleeps - Metallica
Turn The Page - Metallica
The Boys Are Back In Town - Thin Lizzy
Symphony Of Destruction - Megadeth
The Boys Of Summer - Don Henley
Crazy Train - Ozzy Osbourne
Time After Time - Ozzy
Mama I'm Coming Home - Ozzy
Road To Nowhere - Ozzy
Paranoid - Black Sabbath
Iron Man - Black Sabbath
Man On The Silver Mountain - Rainbow
Rainbow In The Dark - DIO
Rock & Roll All Nite - KISS
Detroit Rock City - KISS
Every Time I Look At You - KISS
10 (entire album) - Pearl Jam
Better Man - Pearl Jam
Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana
Come As You Are - Nirvana
In Bloom - Nirvana
Heart Shaped Box - Nirvana
Imagine - John Lennon
Bad - Michael Jackson
Black Dog - Led Zeppelin
Over The Hills & Far Away - Led Zeppelin
Going To California - Led Zeppelin
Whole Lotta Love - Led Zeppelin
Bad To The Bone - George Thorogood & The Destroyers
Dude Looks Like A Lady - Aerosmith
Janie's Got A Gun - Aerosmith
What It Takes - Aerosmith
Angel - Aerosmith
Love In An Elevator - Aerosmith
Rag Doll - Aerosmith
Magic Man - Heart
Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Pinball Wizard - The Who
Won't Get Fooled Again - The Who
My Generation - The Who
Sympathy For The Devil - Rolling Stones
Beast Of Burden - R. Stones
Smoke On The Water - Deep Purple
Woman From Tokyo - Deep Purple
Me & Bobby McGee - Janis Joplin
Love Shack - B-52's
Stand - R.E.M.
Losing My Religion - R.E.M.
The One I Love - R.E.M.
Teach Your Children - C,S,&N
Night Moves - Bob Seger
Turn The Page - Bob Seger
Thunder Road - Bruce Springsteen
Jessie's Girl - Rick Springfield
Mickey - Toni Basil
Wishing Well - Terance Trent D'Arby
Us And Them - Pink Floyd
Money - Pink Floyd
Time - Pink Floyd
Run Like Hell - Pink Floyd
Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd
Learning To Fly - Pink Floyd
Ramblin' Man - Allman Brothers Band
I love AC/DC, and I love back in black, but I’ll always throw on Powerage first.
Powerage can be the best AC/DC album ever made. There are some absolutely insane rock songs on that album.
@@grimlund absolute classic
Boston's first album Boston would be at the top of my list.
I can see that.
i have one main rock radio station in my area, theyve played the same 40 songs for 40 years... so unfortunately, i understand exactly what ur on about bro... if i never hear stairway again, im good with it... thanx
haha. Led Zep 4. I just bought a copy of that. Big roots to my childhood, party on Garth!
I always thought while back in black was the better overall album to for those about to rock , I think ftatr had the better high points 🤘
Brendon, Great topic and I agree 100% with your picks. I would also add Soundgarden Superunknown, Beatles Sgt. Peppers, Def Leppard Hysteria (Sorry Brendon) Megadeth Countdown To Extinction and another Pink Floyd The Wall. BTW my all time worst Pink Floyd song comes from DSOTM, Money, I HATE that song.
The Last Resort off of Hotel California might be the best track off that album. And it wasn't overplayed!!
That’s true, the last track is often the one I know the least on albums.
Fleetwood Mac - Rumors, AC/DC - Back In Black, ZZ Top - Eliminator, Van Halen - 1984, Def Leppard - Pyromania.
Agreed with exception of DSOTM
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When I was fourteen back in the late 70s/80s , I got into Black Sabbath ,Paranoid got played to death ,never need to hear it again ,same with AC/DC ,Back in Black, Iron Maiden ,Deep Purple Smoke on the water , also Led Zeppelin 1 and 2 ,which led to Howlin’ Wolf whom I started preferring.
Lol... Great albums, Great list... you have 5 that are on my list too!!!...RIP, unless I am really board of other music or In a mood to listen to something I haven't heard in 5 or more years! Do a list of albums that you still play, but skip songs on the album that are big hits 😁
NUMBER OF THE BEAST NEVERMIND METALLICA METALLICA. UNBELIEVABLE ALBUMS 🇬🇧 🤘
Exactly I still listen to the tapes of them not album.
In no perticular order: 10- Dookie - Green Day ... 9- Ten (side 1 only) - Pearl Jam ... 8- Black Album - Metallica ... 7- Led Zeppelin IV (side 1 only) - Led Zeppelin ... 6- Nevermind - Nirvana ... 5- Are You Experienced? - Jimi Hendrix Experience ... 4- Countdown to extinction - Megadeth ... 3- Dark Side of the Moon (except Brain damage / Eclipse) - Pink Floyd ... 2- Use your illusions - Guns and Roses ... 1- Back in Black - AC/DC
I agree on half of your list. I still listen to Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Metallica, Pink Floyd and Led Zep 4. I gave away my entire AC/DC collection for the simple fact they are overplayed every day on any given radio station no matter the format. In my opinion, to the listener it is YOUR choice how often you play it and burn YOURSELF out on the artist or album. As mentioned, I occasionally pull out these albums and enjoy them and not play them every day to the point of burn out. There is a world of other music out there to enjoy. Expand people!
OMG! I can’t believe you gave way your AC/DC collection! What if the day comes and you miss it and regret giving it away? That’s why I keep all these albums in my collection.
brother love hear from you. never forget LIMP DISC is weeks away w brand new Bizkit music x
Never been a fan but I’m glad you’re excited for it.
Deep Purple - Machine Head .. one of my fav bands of all time
That’s actually one that I burnt out and then took about 20 years off from and came back around 2015 and feel in love with it again.
The Boston album is great. However I can live another 30 years and never hear another darn song from it
Totally understand that.
Just take a break on them, I grew up listening Starway To Heaven and Hotel California at nauseam, I stayed away from them for years, and now can enjoy them again. But I prefer the Hell Freezes Over version over the original and now love many other Zeppelin songs over Starway.
I can still listen to a lot of those records, but there are a few I have of my own. Number one on my list is Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours." My friends played that album endlessly for months when it came out, to the exclusion of everything else and almost to the point of ridiculousness. It is a great record, but I am so sick of most of it now that I really don't need to hear it again. Number two for me would be Pink Floyd's "The Wall." Overplayed on the radio like crazy, and this was where Roger Waters really began to let that obsessive/depressive side of himself come to full fruition, and he has never stopped with it, even to this day. I really can't stand the guy at this point. His music is SO depressing, SO negative and SO cynical, I really have had enough of him. There are certain tracks on the Wall that I really still love, but I don't care if I ever hear that album again. With most of the big classic bands, I have made up compilations for myself of all the best songs from their records, and I prefer to listen to those now. I know the original albums inside and out, so picking out all the songs I still enjoy the most satisfies me much more at this point in my life.
I like The Wall, but yeah, that's the point when it became "The Roger Waters Show." The Final Cut is even worse.
@@JWD1992 "The Final Cut" sucks! There is no other word for it. For Christ's sake Roger, we all know your dad died in the war. Get over it!
And the MF supports the Venezuelan tyrant too. Idiot.
@@MartyMurrayget over it?
@@goodguysystem3932 I lost both of my parents within two years of each other, back in the 80's. You don't ever really get over it but you deal with it. You don't make album after album over your misery of something that happened to you when you were a little boy. I had to watch both of my parents die of cancer, right in front of me. I am a songwriter, and I have never written a single song about that. It's something personal that I have dealt with in my own way, and I don't want to make a public spectacle about it.
Being very selective in my music and just enjoy all my favorites that I grew up on , normally still listen to Black Sabbath, Dio, Rainbow, Scorpions,Heart. for old school listens all albums and videos , and finished replacing a lot of good Old School , music bought a collection of all Joe Satriani. Nothing I don't want to listen to in my collection
Limp Bizkit - Signifcant Other
To its credit, the album effectively combined Rock/Metal and Rap with the at the time edgy aspects of the respective genres and yet was more accessible than most other Nu Metal bands but their edginess and angst doesn't have much of a timeless quality to it.
Shocked that Hysteria is not on here
They certainly could be but there were only 10 spots 😂
Любит всех и всё,как бы не тошнило.Настоящий современный рокер.
Rumours has to be on this list as well as GNR Appetite!
Metallica’s the black album hated it when it came out and still do. Though they are not my favorite band AC/DC’s back in black I have loved that album for 40+ years and still listen to it regularly. I’m right there with you on the others you mentioned.
Cool show!. I deffo wouldn't be bothered about hearing Dark Side of The Bloody Moon again! Personally
Appetite for Destruction. I listened to that sooo many times...
Agreed on the blackalbum
Also here in the Atlanta region the rock station “The River” only plays a very limited classic rock songs….. because they have to pay a high amount to the record companies for the rights to play the songs on the air… You basically can set your clock on when these overplayed classic rock songs will be played they just change he song list in different order. Also, I hate to say this, but rock ‘n’ roll is a dying format here in this region. I have to say maybe even talk radio is ahead of. It certainly know that urban music is tops in this market.
The problem is they no longer distinguish between genres anymore. Everything is called “rock” when it’s not. You have non rock artists marking rock albums and it’s diluting the field. If there was just rock format radio then it might do better but it’s all mixed up.
It's not about being a hipster, but more that I overplayed some albums. Even some that have great replay value can suffer from an insane amount of replays, 😄 . I'm obsessed with Green Day, but Dookie? I still need at least several more years without hearing it.
Yes overplayed…that’s a classic tale.