Afghan Whigs - Congregation [FULL ALBUM STREAM]

The Full Album Stream of The Afghan Whigs' 01/31/1992 release, 'Congregation'
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TRACKLIST
1.Her Against Me
2. I'm Her Slave
3. Turn On The Water
4. Conjure Me
5. Kiss The Floor
6. Congregation
7. This Is My Confession
8. Dedicate It
9. The Temple
10. Let Me Lie To You
11. Tonight
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00:00 Her Against Me 00:47 I'm Her Slave 03:45 Turn On The Water 08:04 Conjure Me 12:07 Kiss The Floor 16:07 Congregation 20:35 This Is My Confession 23:48 Dedicate It 27:11 The Temple 31:17 Let Me Lie To You 35:54 Tonight 39:35 Miles Iz Ded

[@deviljames]

CLASSIC ALBUM.... the memories.... the drugs.... the parties.... the girls.... if i had a dime everytime i listened to this album from front to back.... never gets old

[@sammunford5102]

most underrated band of the 90's for sure

[@sammunford5102]

This album is quite brilliant as I myself will agree with my self

[@SprinterWagon]

I just found out this, HOLY SHIT,. HOLYSHIT

[@paxonearth]

Quite possibly. I had Gentleman back when it came out, and I loved it, but I didn't have any other albums until today. I bought this CD and Do To The Beast. I plan on absorbing them for a while. I'm also in the midst of a months-long The Who kick. Another great underrated 80's band, IMO, is The Call.

[@thehindujackolanterns6733]

WEEN is the most underrated band of the 90s

[@n8ged8]

@@thehindujackolanterns6733 Let's say both are one of the most underrated bands - only kids say things like "blue is the most beautiful colour" - step ahead ...

[@ttidforever7416]

Greg Dulli encompasses so many emotions, dare i say conjures them! Couldn't resist! At times he invokes such swag, then without warning defers to the one he wants to conquer. I can hear the Drugs, the Sex, but mostly Dulli's unfettered and unrelenting vulnerability in all of it's forms. So proud to be a Cincinnati boy when i hear this. They belong in the pantheon of all-time best bands of that era. Viva the great Afghan Whigs!!!

[@3ld919]

Wow, listening to this transports me back to my senior year in college in 1992, back before I was jaded. Yes, it is true for a million reasons things were indeed better back then.

[@scorber23]

I remember playing this tape when I would mow my Mom's yard way back in my early high school days .. it gave me a weird vibe because I was too young to really understand it fully. I was a weirdo emo punky kid and I thought this sound was different. Listening to it now is giving me chills. It's really good! It's bringing back memories of that time. I love the guitar work in particular.

[@HzHzder]

i discovered the afghan whigs recently when i was 28 and they made me man

[@jasonroinick8407]

Saw the video for “Turn On the Water”….had to buy the album…..got “Gentlemen” when it came out…Greg Dulli is one of the emo prototype singers…..very powerful

[@billpahnelas7966]

One of my all-time favorites.

[@SprinterWagon]

lucky you 3 years listening to it bitch....I just got to it today

[@adg_87]

One of my all time college albums. My first real intro to alt rock and the Whigs. Been a Stan for them since.

[@izcurrent9340]

Great album I can't stop listening to this

[@IETCHX69]

It's almost concept in presentation, like one big thought . Fuck me . I sound like a gad danged hipturd .

[@forgottengrooves6073]

One of the best albums from Sub Pop's classic period.

[@robertosica8270]

I love it. my favorite band. Ever

[@moosiethestaggie5100]

1965 is awesome too

[@bengalgangster]

@@moosiethestaggie5100 gentleman !!

[@cookingtunes]

Its here. Gotta make sure. Best song on the album

[@h.i.mcdunnough2878]

Great band. They grew a lot. I saw them in '88 and wasn't very impressed. Saw them at the 9:30 club in D.C. with The Fluid in '92. They were impressive.

[@ut6857]

H.I. McDunnough just saw them monday. Spectacular but very loud. Almost too loud for the place I was at.

[@conjured_up_skeletons6178]

In '88?? Big top hallow, no way!

[@MrJoeybabe25]

The name intrigued me so I gave it a listen. Great garage pop sound but better than that, the songs have cool construction and arrangement. Metal with a groove. Strange I never heard of them.

[@OakleyANDSittingBull]

@joe postlove, It’s *SoulGrunge Fusion* 🦹🏽‍♀️

[@pamellapinto6468]

27 years today ;)

[@maximoplf]

Ó a mina do Ministry...

[@SprinterWagon]

And I found out 2 days ago.... everything around this band is beautifull, the pic, the songs the lyrics,,,,,holy shit best thing this hard year

[@pamellapinto6468]

@@maximoplf não entendi

[@Jamesp1972]

This is my confession - so beautiful, like the unrepentant version of American Music Club

[@pasqualevitale4141]

Great album!!! 🎸💪🏻

[@postshanna]

best band

[@iainronald4217]

I'm a huge JCS fan and I was just mindlessly doing schoolwork and I was like "what the heck?" when they started playing The Temple.

[@dankmheems290]

I found a place with all sorts of reissues of this band, they sell out fast.

[@leteignoir3953]

Sounds way better than the cassette tape I had back in the days.

[@lovethelivewelivin]

every song pummels

[@YariBeatsMedia]

timeless.

[@ElMondial]

Taliban, please let the Afghans rock

[@christophergray4638]

Still in heavy rotation in my world, guess heartache and addiction are also

[@maximoplf]

Stay strong, brother

[@leslienovakovic3819]

lmao get rekt

[@ukrsys13]

This is my confession Angel, let's not make too much of it

[@jamesbowers7343]

I understand that understand is Greg dullis favorite word

[@bokonon07]

I guess everybody has theirs. Phil Collins has been waiting. Waiting for so long. How many times has Clapton sung "how many times"?

[@medulla2393]

I am pretty sure that "babe/y" is his favourite word

[@Jamesp1972]

this is their greatest, closely followed by Black Love

[@avastyer]

Sorry, but love Gentlemen. Didn't like it at first (back in '93) but it really is their magnum opus. The trilogy of Congregation, Gentlemen and Black Love is astounding. Up In It and 1965 have their good and bad moments...

[@juanalonso8924]

Mr Earle drums made the difference..once gone, never the same

[@andypeal7214]

Saw my eighth Whigs concert tonight in Detroit. Sounded great, but it sucks to be a "long time fan" having to listen to new stuff. I had the same opinion of the U2 concert a few weeks ago.

[@moe17moe]

Agreed on U2. Not on the Whigs though. they just don't like to repeat themselves. Their newer stuff, if you give it a try, is pretty good.

[@dawnrhodes6409]

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[@dawnrhodes6409]

Did they not do much stuff from Congregation, Gentleman, or Black Love? Either way, I am going to see them in May and it will be my first Whigs concert even though I have love them since 93! I am so excited to see them!!

[@HoodooWrong]

SUBPOPs best

[@FenderJazzStudent]

Awesome album; very one of a kind - progressive experimental indie garage pop-rock?

[@mozchick2]

honestly all those adjectives put together just mean "indie rock" but im not hating, im super excited about finding this.

[@robdugas4476]

Sonia Anich this is better than "indie rock".

[@conjured_up_skeletons6178]

Wiki also has them labeled as alternative

[@philmole1209]

"indie rock" is a meaningless term.

[@OakleyANDSittingBull]

@mister midnight, It’s *SoulGrunge Fusion.* 🦹🏽‍♀️

[@bozotosco]

thanks sub pop

[@psbzu]

Better than a flu jab. Timeless masterpiece.

[@janhrubin4595]

This album was very much a product of its time. Their sound in this phase reminds me of Soul Asylum and Buffalo Tom even if it was more aggressive than those two bands.

[@JohnDoe-oj3wy]

... and Dinosaur jr.

[@curly_wyn]

Predatory album cover too.

[@Jamesp1972]

And a heck of lot more accessing of the dark side of humanity/self-loathing than either of them

[@jonnysteel3595]

My best mate who is a big daft northern Englishman was asked for a fight by Greg Duly at a show in Brixton academy after my mate shouted play some fucking fast stuff, he said yes and it nearly happened but luckily did not, brilliant night

[@andriy40kartofelenovich]

Miles iz ded мне понравилась

[@georgepapathanasiou5065]

very proud that greg is greek

[@maximoplf]

Is he? I didn't know that -- and I've been following his work for 20+ years.

[@ttidforever7416]

And from Cincinnati!

[@OakleyANDSittingBull]

@george papathanasiou, greg dulli is Greek-Irish American.

[@cookingtunes]

Where is Miles is ded? WTF

[@craigdunsmuir636]

Don't forget the "Miles Iz Ded", ooh baby, etc.

[@bend7777]

It's at the end...... One of their best songs for sure........

[@curly_wyn]

Creepy album cover. The guy on the cover of Nirvana’s Nevermind tried to sue them for child p***, but I think you’d make a better case with this album cover. The cover is a naked woman and female baby, and it’s such a sexual album; like, most of the songs on Congregation are about sex. It’s awful.

[@silversnail1413]

The cover isn't meant to be sexual at all. It's a visual metaphor for the band's sound. They're a white grunge band but their main influences came from black music genres like R&B, soul, funk and jazz, so the cover reflects that. White music born from black roots. If you see an image of a nude woman holding an infant and automatically think it's prurient or perverted then that's more a reflection of your mind than anything.