Albums You Listen To Because Of Their Meanings

You know you listen to them because you happen to identify with the meanings of the songs. I give you one Arctic Monkeys - Humbug it's all about desire and sex I've had to deal with that a lot lately.

Originally Posted by bomberboy

You know you listen to them because you happen to identify with the meanings of the songs. I give you one Arctic Monkeys - Humbug it's all about desire and sex I've had to deal with that a lot lately.

How is sex something you have to 'deal with'?

I don't know that any of my albums have a proper meaning, unless it's about space ships and fantastical lands, in which case I don't really identify with it.

Originally Posted by Octy

How is sex something you have to 'deal with'?

I don't know that any of my albums have a proper meaning, unless it's about space ships and fantastical lands, in which case I don't really identify with it.

Sorry I probably meant desire and I'm 16 underage pregnancies in my country are high very high so I guess you could say that.

I found my poor English couldn't help me to understand you...

Who's Next - The Who


quite possibly the greatest classic rock album of all time.... im not sure of the albums' meaning but i relate to many of the songs on the playlist

I don't know that any of my albums have a proper meaning, unless it's about space ships and fantastical lands, in which case I don't really identify with it.

Sounds like you listen to some of the same kind of music that I do, lol.

Originally Posted by Kanaric

Sounds like you listen to some of the same kind of music that I do, lol.

Progressive and psychedelic rock mainly. Music is good, but the lyrics are pretty cheesy when you actually listen to them.

Originally Posted by Octy

Progressive and psychedelic rock mainly. Music is good, but the lyrics are pretty cheesy when you actually listen to them.

The Jethro Tull kind or the early Pink Floyd kind?

Do "Greatest of" albums count?

While I've always been more for music than lyrics, my "Greatest of the Ink Spots" album is about love and relationships.

Though technically I don't identify with the meanings. I'm told I take "bros before hoes" much too seriously

Originally Posted by nicoisbest

Do "Greatest of" albums count?

While I've always been more for music than lyrics, my "Greatest of the Ink Spots" album is about love and relationships.

Though technically I don't identify with the meanings. I'm told I take "bros before hoes" much too seriously

They can if you want .

Cannibal corpse - Eaten back to life.^^
Because I can really relate to it.

slipknot-vermillion part 2

reminds me of this girl I know.

Big L - Lifestylez Ov Da Poor & Dangerous



What can I say? I'm an umemployed man!

Rated R by Rihanna and Graffiti by Chris Brown. Both albums are full of love songs and subtle stabs at each other. They were a great couple but now that they've split their music has just gotten better. Chris Brown's stuff especially gets me a bit emotional at times, specifically the songs 'Crawl' and 'So Cold', great tear-jerkers.

Pretty Deep Stuff.

All of Bob Dylan's albums. Blood on the Tracks especially. <3

I dunno why but seem to connect with up the bracket by the libs on more than just a musical level

Originally Posted by bomberboy

You know you listen to them because you happen to identify with the meanings of the songs. I give you one Arctic Monkeys - Humbug it's all about desire and sex I've had to deal with that a lot lately.

No, I don't. I listen to a song if I like it. I don't care about their meanings

[EDIT] Don't get me wrong I respect their meanings.

As an afterthought, I suppose Derek and the Dominos' Layla & Other Assorted Love Songs fits the thread.