#Answer Here - 23 (Albums important to you)

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lunar condor
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warm walrus
river atlas
novel sluice
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i would like to mention 'live and die on the northside' by this guy Sidney Phillips and some unknown dude called shazay or something idk you guys probably don't know him

lapis perch
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blurryface because its how i was introduced to them and trench because its objectively perfect

lunar condor
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i couldn't explain exactly why donuts is so important to me. sure J Dilla is one of my biggest inspirations and it is a wonderful album but there's some sort of deeper connection with it that i can't explain. it's one of the albums that make up me
https://open.spotify.com/album/7xJ7jHNu3JNfdnao9xwMho

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forca bruta also has that same inexplicable deeper connection. every song is beautiful, and whenever i hear jorge strum his guitar it just hits. however also, i believe this album to be the catalyst into me searching for an even wider variety of music and trying to listen to music from all around the globe.
https://open.spotify.com/album/12G0eYu3u8ZwdstT1flUXw

river atlas
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DONUTSā‰ļø

lunar condor
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DONUTSā€¼ļø

light turtle
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i’m gonna get bullied but the 2011 and 2018 version of twin fantasy by csh are both really important to me 😭 i feel like they capture a lot of queer experiences and feelings that other artists haven’t been able to verbalize in the same way that i can relate to, and idk i can relate to a lot of the themes talked about and it was one of the first times i could listen to something and just kinda be like. ā€œholy shit i feel seen,ā€ not to mention the writing is fucking stellar and i think high to death is one of my favorite songs of all time and the voicemail played at the end is really powerful

also bleak week by dandelion hands because it’s an album that’s been there with me in some of my worst moments and the sounds are really comforting, wren’s lullaby is my most streamed song of all time šŸ¤ž

charred pier
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hmm

hallow nimbus
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https://open.spotify.com/album/1CqNrKEv2fhF7mudTXrydV?si=UOV8fdLdTGKd4MeNPmoXvA
quarantine was awful for me, and one of the few things that kept me going was music. lianne la havas was one of those artists that i found during that time and i owe her the world. she gets very vulnerable here and presents ideas that are really close to what i was going through. trying to find yourself in a dark period in your life. it's not easy. but im proud to say i did it :)

charred pier
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the ratatouille ost is the most revolutionary and groundbreaking album. it hits my soul in a way that cant be repaired and im forced to wallow in my emotions and it really makes me do some self reflection. truth is, i wouldnt be here today without that sweet sweet french singer and those acordians that are as smooth and gentle as silk.

https://open.spotify.com/album/7Dr08Oi3zxdCzmFulSXSs2?si=8XxFuzLSQTqZWHzVPdu7RQ

river atlas
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BASED

snow oracle
stiff berry
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this is my emotional support album :) idk what it is about it really, besides i feel like there’s a song for every emotion i could feel going through a shitty time (or even not shitty). it’s gotten me through just weird patches in life, every breakup, etc. the song my first dance at my wedding will be to is on it ā€¼ļøā€¼ļøā€¼ļø it’s just that good

https://open.spotify.com/album/6V00weqCQp55eUDYewW1cG?si=P2lSyT4TQ1Wt6grWbkWbcg

runic shard
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These albums, it sums up my journey in my love life, fighting my intrusive thoughts, finding my purpose and kind of my therapy by singing along loud, and also it helps me to not feel alone during long drives and eating with my family/alone since I have no plans to move on but to just let go my first girlfriend since she is also so important to me. Lastly, it helps me to think more deep and it sometimes answers my unanswered questions and my what ifs.

https://open.spotify.com/album/7JOCOjZTcLysDMkZGWlcIj?si=KKk1MFFbTjujLmUB9trMmw
https://open.spotify.com/album/4fZIyJn2wKb51QPNnWYnqt?si=WymckOtDRTSMi1NitNZ4sg
https://open.spotify.com/album/4d1XaejoQ5r4jdkV8k5SNJ?si=UuERGBRkT-e7Rj9XsO7NBw
https://open.spotify.com/album/3MdiH74FL8mhlbnR6DcqJd?si=AqmVFlk7RkKK9fII1g6ZhQ
https://open.spotify.com/album/7xCcuTA3abKwxj8HwgxP7R?si=iHYmd9HER1mcjlTzfhi9Bg
and all of Twenty One Pilots album including the No Phun Intended of Tyler ofc

spare olive
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I don’t really have a ton of reason other than how much I’ve listened to it and the timing of it but

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Vertigo by Eden is very much my comfort album

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So I guess that’ll be my answer

river atlas
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SO TRYE

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FEUE

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TRUE

frail kindle
torn axle
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probably self titled tbh
its just so full of emotion and
idk i love it so much

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also npi that album is amazing

prisma sun
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trench, it's what got me into being a clikkie and trench era was overall amazing

naive briar
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a different kind of fix by bombay bicycle club. it’s a fairly calm and soothing album. helps whenever i’m feeling anxious

charred pier
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ok uh my serious answer ? idrk. there's certainly certain songs but for albums only a frw come to mind bc of emotional attachment i gave them@during some rough times when i played em on repeat:
https://open.spotify.com/album/3xK27g0o3FzltPGJrA51DC?si=AUzG1u0MQxeMO_5-2yMP8A
https://open.spotify.com/album/1QMZJabCAFTaiuq4toibdt?si=ZIDbujEQR4ayxna6b7vIbA
https://open.spotify.com/album/6l8EXrFMXWeHaEutYhwl98?si=cYDIQ9SXSIGH4wPZLF8vEQ

night bluff
lunar condor
elder bolt
stiff marsh
river atlas
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httyd soundtrack fr one of the best things to exist

charred pier
novel sluice
strange crow
mighty cape
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i love this question i will definitely come back here with more albums but for now i will just say self titled by tĆøp :] that album got me through so much a few years ago, i will be forever grateful:)

random harness
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the new abnormal opened my eyes and let me cry when i need to. the fast and happy melancholy in each song triggered shit in me that i didn't know existed. it filled me in with myself. https://open.spotify.com/album/2xkZV2Hl1Omi8rk2D7t5lN?si=mS2G__2uTzKMSczrOmqUuw&utm_source=copy-link

BUMMER became the soundtrack for my everyday, the distortion feeding my anger and the vocal delivery is flawless. this is what me at 16 needed. https://open.spotify.com/album/3o0iNid084ArLzRpaF5xfz?si=RtDdFy07Rg6feAM-0c7Ceg&utm_source=copy-link

then theres fucking self titled. that shit has hurt me where needed and then taped me up to face the day. i owe my life to this band but goddamn st is my wall.

shadow blade
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The new abnormal goated

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I’ll have to think ab my answer to this Hmm

odd elm
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i guess trench? cause its the first album i was really into

unique warren
frail kindle
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i have a lot of feelings attatched to this album i cant describe

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brings something in me

novel sluice
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this album is very good i have to agree

cyan dagger
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and scaled and icy, because it got me through last summer

crude bridge
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probably fearless by taylor swift it came out when i was 2 and ive listened to it ever since and Woah that changed my life a Lot

stiff berry
charred pier
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really nostalgic/sentimental and just a groovy good vibe album

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also this is a really good qotw šŸ‘

native zephyr
stiff marsh
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I hate car seat headrest

mighty cape
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thats a little gay

storm leaf
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every single song in vessel is truly flawless. this album just makes me feel amazing, i just feel that all the songs on it are so powerful that any flaw or imperfection is taken over by how great the song is overall.

torn axle
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ok im adding to my answer

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something i need was my favourite song off it

stiff marsh
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RAB, I always go back to it

faint garden
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blonde means everything to me
thank you frank

frail kindle
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this is beautifil.dawg

novel sluice
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damn that's a work of poetry

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blonde is such a good album i like it a lot

random harness
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thanks for this qotw mods i will never ask anyone for another album again šŸ™

random harness
mighty cape
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YEEEEEE

graceful kernel
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Trench because it got me through one of the darkest times in my life
Scaled and Icy because that's when I FINALLY had the courage (and money) to go to my first big-name concert
Ocean Eyes by Owl City because that's what inspired me to pick up electronic music production, which in a roundabout way led me to where I am now as a video game QA tester. Also because Owl City was the first musical artist that I truly felt passionate about

lunar condor
novel sluice
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good pin

lunar condor
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i try

faint garden
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thanks yall

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i wrote that awhile ago in like a span of two hours cuz im getting into music journalism and im p proud of it

shell horizon
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Rock Steady- No Doubt

No Doubt was the first band my parents introduced me to and how my mom and I bonded through music. No Doubt and later Gwen Stefani was how I grew up loving all genres of music and loving the music my mom listened to in her young adult life. I grew up not far from Gwen Stefani’s home and she gave me hope to move out my city and do bigger things.

fluid mauve
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I think the most important album for me is Fuerza Natural by Gustavo Cerati. It's an album that blew my mind from the first time I heard it. From the premonitory lyrics (this is a theory, but I believe them, at a certain point, they make sense xD), the poetry, the references... there's even a whole investigation behind this album called "the Cerati codex" that blows my mind even more. Everything is so well thought out, the lyrics, the music, absolutely everything. I think what matters most to me about the album is more the context than the album itself. The fact that in an interview the man who saved my life on more than one occasion said "if I retired today I would leave happy, because of Fuerza Natural" and that a few months later he fell into a coma to die 4 years later... is strong. But as Gustavo himself said "it's a journey". And it really was for me. Each song is like going to a totally different planet (in fact the songs also play with that, the same for the image of the tour), it is full of symbolism and personal things that I would simply say is the album of my life. https://open.spotify.com/album/51wepZm3YvZfvFxiu7D5F8?si=f43389f8351c45df

restive oxide
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Vessel. I know such a clikkie answer, but it really helped me understand my own thoughts and seek help to stay alive

normal void
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Revolution Radio by Green Day. It was the first Green Day album I ever listened to fully through and since then Green Day have changed my life for the better. They’ve helped me overcome so many mental health battles and I couldn’t be more grateful for them

old trout
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III by the lumineers the lumineers had always been my first introduction to real music and after a while I stopped listening to music but when III came out I started listening to a lot of music again which led me to discover the beastie boys and top

tawny fog
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SAI

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It saved me from tw ||suicide||

river atlas
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uhhh could you like tw that

magic lotus
keen seal
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Regional at best

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All of those songs, all of the sounds, all of Tylers emotion conveyed through the music, wow.

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I was on the edge of ||ending my life|| one night, and be concerned came on through one of my playlists.

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one of the reasons im here today

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thank you guys, i hope to meet you one day and say that in person

pale leaf
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i mean, obviously as many others have said, vessel and self-titled. i used to listen to them on repeat when i was at my lowest. my pain felt seen and known when i listened to the music but it also felt like the boys were always encouraging me to keep fighting.

what i would also do is play another artist’s albums in between the twenty one pilots albums. this might seem silly but the other artist was jj heller—idk if any of you know her but she basically does really beautiful lullabies and calming music. in her early days she also wrote songs about her anxiety disorder and i think that’s why i liked her calming music. since she has anxiety, she knew what an anxious person like her might want in that kind of music.

so my listening habits would be just like: TOP > JJ > TOP > JJ > TOP etc and i would listen to both of their full discographies that way, just switching back and forth from our angsty boys to the lullaby lady šŸ˜†

older jj album (had the most relatable songs about anxiety for me at 14): https://open.spotify.com/album/0yfbXPaOuOehJixgSdhEew?si=ke88bqXNTvqJ__EdiEVRiA

my favorite/most relaxing lullaby album (it’s a covers album rather than stuff she’s written but i just find this whole thing soooo relaxing): https://open.spotify.com/album/0FrXB86RC2QqKhAy7XuL6X?si=jxBgHP5uRjKbi7RVRLEvdQ

rancid creek
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it’s an ep but half-written story by hailee steinfeld, every song on that bitch has gotten me through some ROUGH shit, plus there’s just absolutely no skips on it

sonic venture
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Paramore: Self-titled, Switchfoot - Fading West and Hillsong UNITED - Zion because all 3 were released at that period where I started to listen to my own music and those were the albums I listened to and knew by heart. Fresh albums which I listened to a lot. Especially Paramore's, which started my fanboy area of them.
https://open.spotify.com/album/4sgYpkIASM1jVlNC8Wp9oF?si=JniHRhf0R02SjdFn4gQlLg
https://open.spotify.com/album/1GyzM6vN5fWs2RDCLmJTIz?si=9lQM8qf4Sk2YENnkZcnR_A
https://open.spotify.com/album/7LHFVlsndw7HxDGJPWJS7S?si=3NB9tYGLRQqSMxQWsq8WfQ

sonic cosmos
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well, like a good clikkie, all albums, but exclusively Vessel and S.A.I. by Twenty One Pilots, Animal Kingdom (Cavetown songs) and Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge by MCR, I think what's really important in an album is that it shows all the effort, dedication and love that you went into producing, the hours that you were recording , the anxiety until the end, for me, is that album that chills you to the deepest places, and that moves you until you can't stand to cry anymore, which inexplicably, brings you a very strange vibe, but it's very good https://open.spotify.com/album/2r2r78NE05YjyHyVbVgqFn
https://open.spotify.com/album/0Q5XBpCYFgUWiG9DUWyAmJ
https://open.spotify.com/album/40MJoESOQ4BDr5Y6jY7cFa https://open.spotify.com/album/3DuiGV3J09SUhvp8gqNx8h

golden marlin
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final violet
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This whole album revolves around a series of interactions that Andy has with some of his ā€œfriendsā€. Excellent use of acoustic instruments, including saxophones and clarinets.

frail kindle
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man who tf still use tidal 😭😭

mighty cape
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not me but they give me a lot of money for streams so someone should start streaming my music

final violet
fallen crest
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Blurryface. That's where I started listening to TƘP