No, it’s not my friend.

There’s a difference between something you like and something that is “great”.

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Yeah not only are they not the tastiest, they’re the most disgusting. I eat a f****** ton of peanuts, and the bottom of the jar is always filled with the little nubs. Of course I eat them, but nothing gives you a sense of how horrible they taste than getting an entire mouthful at once.

And then there was this dude that was swallowed by a whale and he just chilled in the stomach and lit a little bit of a fire and roasted some marshmallows and then he was puked up or something later.

The crux of my question was “unicorn”.

So if I can listen to 100 random metal tracks and they all sound derivative, it misses the point. Reach for albums that actually are unique in your suggestions.

I used to be a serious metal fan, so I’m no hater, but let’s be real.

I researched and listened to much of what was suggested in the comment, it all sounds exactly the same as every other death/speed/thrash/grind that’s been done to death aha. At least with LHP there’s a sound that can never be created again due to the unique equipment they borrowed, and their special configuration thereof. I don’t even think LHP qualifies as an answer to my own thread but at least there was effort in that suggestion, and I’d put money down that you can’t reference another album that sounds like it, where I can post 100 for every in the parent comment.

Metal folks ITT seem to be profoundly missing the point of my post.

Agree. If Stevie Wonder is made of music as McCartney says, Herbie would be the quantum music field.

My word. That is both rancid and compelling at the same time. A great listen!

Look into family violence programs and resources. Do the intake and speak openly about the violence and constant psychological threats you face. You might be able to use this to get transitional housing, especially because you are in school and are moving forward in your life.

Smack My Bitch Up is insane. They won’t even play it in music venues and bars anymore, sadly :(

Well it’s official, metal fans ITT have the worst reading comprehension

Not only are none of those unicorn albums if you randomly select timestamps in most of them, you can’t tell you even jumped. I used to love this kind of music, but you’ve failed the assignment. The question was not to solicit albums you like.

Entombed - Left Hand Path is an example where it helped redefine a genre, and nothing before or since has sounded like it (because they innovated the ‘buzz saw’ guitar sound).

Would you an everyone else reading this comment, please go into that playlist, find the unreleased video, click and Report it. I’ve been trying for 2 years… that crypto spam has infested 10’s of thousands of full-albumn playlists.

edit adding praying hands JPG to hopefully get eyes on this. This crypto spam has been driving me mental for years and I can’t understand how YT’s automated tools haven’t scrubbed it from the platform

Great call on Waits! I love Step Right Up

I wanted to add some of my faves!

• Floating Points, Pharoah Sanders & The London Symphony Orchestra

• William Onyeabor - Who is William Onyeabor? - An enigmatic and reclusive Nigerian funk jazz wildman who was prolific and fairly popular in Nigeria in the 1970s. Let’s Fall in Love is so innovative!

• Miles Okazaki - The Sky Below - Just brilliantly innovative avante-garde jazz and guitar. I was struck when I first heard this album

• Smoke - Everything - A group of friends and musicians quietly got together in the heart of San Francisco to record this mysterious, challenging and psychedelic jazz trip. The whole album is a journey and should be heard at once, but if you just want a taste try this timestamp

• The Flying Luttenbachers - Destroy All Music - The song Fist Through Glass is the song that got me into jazz! I heard it on a late night radio show called Brave New Waves while coming down from mushrooms lol

Holy shit.

Wreathed in smoke in Lebanon…

Check out the 1977 Prince Funk Sessions!

Oh my God that’s one of the things I love about Herbie so much! He was not afraid to push himself in new musical directions. He has so many albums in his vast discography that changed the musical landscape forever.

Hell, I just listened to Headhunters before I listened to Bitches Brew, before I posted! And on that album is the seminal Watermelon Man where he incorporates hindewhu (pygmy music).

I would encourage anyone to listen to any Herbie album, in full, from any era. His first 6 albums are dope as hell!!