13 Favorite Albums Of All Time | Nate Garrett's Big Riff Energy Episode 81

[@Cha2se]

Dude we’ll all be here for your “Another 13 favorite albums of all time” video! 🤘🤘🤘

[@BornTooNate]

Cheers brother 🤘🏻

[@devonmilley4729]

Just pressed play on this video and i see that Witch record in the top right corner. Hell yeah.

[@jrgennilssen9821]

Awesome list! Most I have a huge love for myself and some I have never heard of before, so thanks for introducing me to some new music 🤟😊 Here is a small list off the top of my head: Obituary - Slowly we Rot Metallica - Ride the Lightning Marillion - Fugazi Iron Maiden - The Number of the Beast City Boy - The Day the Earth Caught Fire Testament - Souls of Black Amorphis - Tales from the Thousand Lakes Nevermore - Dreaming Neon Black Boston - S/T Rush - Moving Pictures Dismember - Massive Killing Capacity

[@66.6WLKR]

Great list! The honesty of this list is refreshing. “Gimmie three steps” was the first song I remember obsessing over. The old man had the cassette in the car back in 80’s

[@Tony-w3t]

Great episode, I checked out both the Gene Clark and Tyler Childers albums as the only ones on the list I’m not familiar with. It’s a great point about some “classic” albums being so popular because they are just bloody good. Keep Riffing.

[@soulslot5369]

man, can't say enough about how glad I am to now know about Rwake, holy shit, i don't know how I missed this band but somehow I did, better late than never I suppose, thanks for this crucial highlight on this list! Voices of Omens....what a strange and glorious beast! Loving it. Big ups to the big riff energy! 🤘

[@eduardoleyton110]

Nate, I'll leave you mine 13 as they were being discovered: 1. Iron Maiden - Killers 2. Black Sabbath - Vol 4 3. Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak 4. Metallica - Ride the lightning 5. Ozzy - No more tears 6. Motorhead - On Parole 7. Candlemass - Epicus Doomicus Metallicus 8. Entombed - Left hand path 9. COC - Deliverance 10. Kyuss - Blues for the red sky 11. Judas Priest - Sad wings of destiny (yes, this one came quite later haha) 12. Pescado Rabioso - Desatormentándonos (72' argentinian rock, quite advanced) 13. Agalloch - Pale Folklore As you like country as well as myself, I'll leave some special mention to some of the last discoveries that I'm enjoying by the time: The Coffinshakers - Graves, Release your Dead Me and that man - New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol.1 Cheers!

[@paulh6673]

Every single album on this list is a masterpiece and I'm now going to listen to them all at once. (The ones that didn't quite make it, i.e. The Evil One, A Sun That Never Sets, are also big faves of mine)

[@joshmccary]

Thanks so much for the recommendation of Gene Clark's "No Other". Listened this evening for the very first time and found it to be really outstanding. I will definitely be listening multiple times. Loving the episodes, man. Keep it up!

[@travismiller8360]

I totally agree with people not picking up their trash I go camping a lot and everywhere I go there’s some garbage laying around pisses me off haha

[@BornTooNate]

Pull out an eyeball if ya see it in person, and put it on Tik tok so we can make it a trend

[@travismiller8360]

@@BornTooNate you got it

[@stevehuvane135]

Some of mine: Melvins - Houdini Kyuss - Sky Valley Faith No More - TRT Fates Warning - Perfect Sym Queensryche - Rage for Order Death - Symbolic

[@hushson9411]

13 big ones for me: Ride The Lightning Brothers In Arms Deicide Haunted Slaughter of the Soul Building the Perfect Beast Hysteria Whoracle Endless Summer (The Midnight) Heartbeat City Cowboys from Hell Show No Mercy No More Tears

[@AlexKeaton-xu9tq]

I have never listened to a Skynyrd album until this breakdown . I know you have mentioned your admiration for this band specifically the albums released before the crash. I finally hit play . It’s been a fun ride . Such a warm cooked sound. Glad I finally did it.

[@TySenior]

You got me into Testament. It's a debt I can't repay When I heard Formation of Damnation for the first time, that album when they were 20 years into their career, when all the 80s thrash bands completely sucked, when nobody cared about them, and then For the Glory of/More Than Meets the Eye comes on... No way Love ya!!!!

[@daveypsychotronic132]

I had older brothers who would listen to Bon Jovi, Def Leppard etc. so that's what I grew up on in the 80's. I was a teen in the 90's and saw The Wildhearts on Top of The Pops (BBC1) with their song 'I Wanna Go Where The People Go' and it blew my mind! This band really opened me up to metal, punk and grunge and sent me right down the rabbit hole of awesome bands. Still one of my favourite bands and their song 'Inglorious' is my favourite track... Some of my favourite riffs ever!

[@_____oo1159]

When you said 2003, it literally took me back , I was so into a lot of the stuff on Razorback, Necropolis records and MCR Japan, lots of grindcore and extreme stuff, but right about that time (2003) I also got deep into 70’s and 60’s bands , so , I was extremely late to Pink Floyd too . Those first two Annihilation time albums are gold my friend ! I think this is the first time I actually see somebody talk about them on KZbin !

[@rolandramirez5808]

Nice list. I, too, appreciate the "softer" side of Jimi Hendrix. Guy Clark's Old No. 1 is a total banger! As an aside, very cool Witch lp in the background.

[@dusiolek6]

Hell yeah Rwake. I dont understand all the vibe and lore since Im Polish but I love their next album Rest!

[@cbn6635]

Solid list of 13, Nate! 👍 Here is my favorite 13, ranked after the impact, they have had on my life: 1. Black Sabbath: 'Black Sabbath' 2. Slayer: 'Reign in Blood' 3. Ahab: 'Call of the Wretched Sea' 4. Mastodon: 'Leviathan' 5. Rainbow: 'Rising' 6. Angelcorpse: 'Exterminate' 7. Judas Priest: 'Painkiller' 8. Death: 'Symbolic' 9. Dissection: 'Storm of the Light's Bane' 10. C.O.C.: 'Blind' 11. Arcturus: 'Aspera Hiems Symfonia' 12. Ripping Corpse: 'Dreaming with the Dead' 13. Candlemass: 'Nightfall'

[@dandaniel9374]

Following the breadcrumbs was totally it. The liner note shout-outs, the Metal Blade compilations, and the poster catalogue in all the Wax Trax releases( if you haven't, check out the "Industrial Accident" documentary about Wax Trax, those dudes were freak Rock & Roll, and it all started in Hope AR...) .

[@jamesriley72281]

Meteor Gem in Chicago is an amazing newer record shot for metal. Highly recommend stopping in there. They always have cold ones in the fridge too. It's worth stopping in and just talking metal with everyone in there.

[@nickspann89]

Nice, well rounded list. I prefer Animals and Wish you were here slightly ahead of DSOM.

[@Beethoven5th]

All great..."Animals" hits just right for Me

[@jonathanroeder5141]

Yeah, Animals is my fave, not sure why. Just the one I always come back to.

[@BornTooNate]

Meddle - Animals is one of the all time great album runs

[@Beethoven5th]

Good video to have a coffee with...😎

[@vinylaltar5500]

Thanks for the support and shout out! We will be closing later this year but we’re still here for a bit! 🖤🤘🏼- C

[@BornTooNate]

Man… thanks for watching! Always been a huge fan of the shop 💙

[@vinylaltar5500]

@@BornTooNate if you ever have guests on gimme a holler! I’d love to talk music with you on or offline! There’s also a pic posted from one of your visits somewhere on the store page. Keep on shredding! 🤘🏼

[@codyspinelli5609]

Dude this podcast is amazing literally everything you say are things I think about like meta being the devil and try not losing your minds about it. Get out of my head lol

[@smytree]

Always catch me off guard with the clean shave. A lot of your list is also on mine, only a few worthy change ups. Love the show man. Even if its a no-show. 🤘

[@grimmrobe_76]

1. The God Machine - Scenes from the second storey 2. Mogwai - Come on die young 3. Tool - Ænima 4. The Cure - Disintegration 5. Songs: Ohia - Didn’t it rain 6. Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lift your skinny fists like antennas to heaven 7. Neurosis - Times of grace 8. Agalloch - Ashes against the grain 9. Falls of Rauros - The light that dwells in rotten wood 10. Leviathan - Massive conspiracy against all life 11. Pallbearer - Foundations of burden 12. Ulver - Bergtatt 13. Jason Molina - Let me go, let me go, let me go

[@cbn6635]

@@grimmrobe_76 Man, that The God Machine debut is SO good! Nice pick! 👍👌

[@grimmrobe_76]

@@cbn6635 Such a shame they only made two albums…

[@cbn6635]

@@grimmrobe_76 Indeed! Their bass player died quite suddenly, l believe? I think that was the reason, they broke up. Their second album is also great, but not quite on par with the debut..

[@grimmrobe_76]

@@cbn6635 Saw them at Roskilde in 93. It was incredibly loud and unrelenting! Yeah, they broke up when the bass player died. The main guy from the The God Machine started Sophia, more of an alt rock/slowcore band.

[@cbn6635]

@@grimmrobe_76 Are you Danish? 🇩🇰 I have heard from several people, that their concert at Roskilde in '93 was pretty special.. 🤗

[@cameroneasterlin7882]

Agree am I going insane sux..other than that awesome. RTL is better in my opinion..great video

[@TheSentry777]

Ah man, I remember the days picking up a movies soundtrack to try and identify a song. That was expensive for my broke teenage ass, ha ha! Found some gems though.

[@HeavyArtTalk]

Wow, I just put on that Gene Clark album for the first time today. Unreal how good this is.

[@HeavyArtTalk]

One album that really hit me at the right time in my early 20’s was a cult classic from Athens, GA called the Glands (self titled album). Not many folks are familiar with this record, but it is an unsung indie rock gem that has an album structure and production style akin to a classic rock album. It is that type of record that takes you on a journey, yet you can also just listen to single songs if you wish. This album takes the best parts of indie rock and throws out the pretentiousness that plagues the genre at times. Ross Shapiro, the main songwriter, owned a record store and you can tell by his songwriting that he loves every genre of music. He became a recluse towards the end of his life and refused to treat the cancer that ended up killing him. The vocals can take some getting used to, and it might not be an immediate love for some folks, but it is an album I will champion forever. You might dig it Nate, or you might hate it hahaha.

[@kevinkeith3530]

Roky Erickson solo stuff rules.

[@theredwizard9634]

Singing is the hardest thing I have ever attempted to be "good" at- it feels very esoteric to me, almost feels like you need a shaman guide to lead you through a misty forest

[@BornTooNate]

Have you tried introducing the sacred tobacco?

[@theredwizard9634]

@@BornTooNate ive been chain smoking lucky strikes since the pod dropped 💨

[@slothislegend36]

Where's High 'n' Dry!!!

[@vladdascalu8151]

🤟🏻

[@dryker7085]

🤘👽🤘

[@bobsbigboy_]

listen to Yes and King Crimson bro

[@BornTooNate]

KC has some great stuff. I always thought Yes was just ok. Worked a show of theirs one time and Toto blew them off the stage. I do like Rick Wakeman’s work on Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and The Burning soundtrack.

[@bobsbigboy_]

@@BornTooNate thats ridiculous mate. Listen to Close to the Edge by Yes. Maybe you were absolutely drunk of ye tits. Peace and love

[@BornTooNate]

I probably was but that doesn’t change the fact that Yes sucked complete a$$ when I saw em. Should have been called No that night.

[@DrTabarnak]

I'd say I'll name 5. Metallica's "Master of Muppets". I remember hearing the title track on the radio and just being memorized by the guitar tone and the speed. Mercyful Fate's "Melissa". Someone in high school showed me the song Black Funeral and said "Listen, he's saying All Hail Satan!" Ozzy Osbourne's "No Rear. for The Wicked". I had a friend who played in a band that he played the solo in. He said he stole the solo from Miracle Man. So I checked the record out and it blew my mind. Zakk's solos give my goosebumps still to this day. Misfits, the song "Where Eagles Dare". I was big into playing World of Warcraft in high school that a video I saw about a memorial of a real life player, someone dubbed that song over the video. Had to download the rest of their discog lol. Mayhem's "De Mysterious Dom Sanctus". I remember listening to that album on the CD store 10 sec sampler. It scared the shit out of me hearing what that was. But it piqued my interest to check out what I didn't know at the time was 2nd wave of black metal. I was maybe 15, 16? Also realizing there are way better bands in that subgenre.