Music - Underrated Albums V1
I've been doing quite a lot of traveling lately and it's re-sparked some old playlists I've not heard for a while.
I've got to say even if you've never heard of some of these albums before then I'd highly suggest giving them a good listen.
In no order:
The Darkness: Permission to Land (2003)
So, if you're into running or some sort of intense exercise then this album should be on your workout mix.
The album starts with a raging guitar and brings with it pure and uninterrupted power.
I've lost a few calories thanks to Black Shuck.
I said it right there... it's a powerful album. As a debut album, it's one of the best I've ever heard.
The album features the 1st hit number from the Darkness 'I Believe in a Thing Called Love' which I feel compared to the rest of the album is a little tame...
Give it a listen but make sure it's on LOUD.
Paul Simon: Graceland (1986)
Graceland is an eye-opener for someone who looks for music.
The chart-topping single from the album 'You Can Call Me Al' again is a small gem on this album.
Produced in South Africa and New York it's a raw album but has a lot of controversial parts to it.
But really it doesn't deserve that at all... it's bold but from it all came some songs that I would consider to be amazing.
Keane: Hopes and Fears (2004)
Hopes and Fears for me is a personal album, and as it's grown older I'd say it's gotten better and more accurate.
I was 5 when this album was released and I still remember hearing it for the 1st time... in the car.
The piano still gives me goosebumps on Bedshaped.
"You know Josh your only happy when your listening to music"
Well Nicole you can go **** yourself.