My Top 26 Albums Ever… Right Now

[@fruitfulcraven]

Artificial Brain - Labyrinth Constellation David Bowie - Scary Monsters & Super Creeps Burzum - Filosofem Charli XCX - Pop 2 The Cure - Pornography Death Grips - The Money Store Desire - II Foo Fighters - One By One Green Day - American Idiot HIM - Razorblade Romance The Human League - Dare Injury Reserve - By the Time I Get to Phoenix JPEGMAFIA - All My Heroes Are Cornballs Metallica - …And Justice For All Mobb Deep - The Infamous My Bloody Valentine - Loveless Nails - Unsilent Death Nature & Organisation - Beauty Reaps the Blood of Solitude Phil Ochs - I Ain’t Marching Anymore Orchestral Maneuvers In The Dark - Architecture & Morality Pixies - Surfer Rosa The Postal Service - Give Up The Smiths - The Smiths Suis La Lune - Riala Three-6 Mafia - Mystic Stylez

[@DONTSASSMEBOI]

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[@wyattxhim]

Nature and Organization ! Finally someone else who gives that masterpiece some love.

[@summerallthetime2616]

I first really got into Pixies working at Panera back in 2012. I worked the eggs shift and one of the bakers played them. Good stuff

[@darthjader8272]

Dude I rarely see people truly appreciating Desire... Its very haunting in my opinion.

[@fruitfulcraven]

I’m right there with you. I’m glad you recognize how great they are.

[@marialuzmarcolini4858]

You've got great taste, tysm for sharing the albums and opening up about yourself too. I would recoomend you listen to The Never Story by JID. It's one of my favorite hip hop albums💫

[@fruitfulcraven]

I have listening to that one! It is a great album for sure. Thanks for your comment.

[@yugman5473]

Great picks

[@BdawgSelf]

Good picks dude! Nice Fisher King Records sticker!

[@danielmanders-ratcliff4131]

awesome video, glad this was recommended to me!

[@M.M.Mushi-_-Mushi]

I'm definitely going to check out some of the albums in this video, hope you have a nice day :)

[@fruitfulcraven]

Let me know what you think if you end up checking some out! Thanks for your comment. Hope you have a nice day too :)

[@wowomah6194]

The way you feel about the Postal Service is the same way I feel about Wild Nothing's "Nocturne" album. Exact same connection for me. It was an album I associate with my "first love" back in 2012 and "our song" was "Only Heather" (even tho that wasn't her name). Very, very difficult for me to even think about listening to it. Thanks for sharing your list! I appreciate all those 80s synthpop groups too...love the Human League and Gary Numan and the Smiths too...I'll definitely have to check out some of the rap though as honestly I've never found/been given a great entry point into the genre

[@fruitfulcraven]

Thanks for your thoughtful comment. It feels good to know that someone has a connection to an album like I do with someone else. I think it’s incredible how deeply music can have an effect on us emotionally. Let me know what you think about the hip hop albums. I’d say start with the Mobb Deep album. That will give you a taste of straight forward hip hop.

[@satanslilhelper_]

Has anyone ever told you you look like the group therapist in Breaking Bad?

[@fruitfulcraven]

I’ve actually never heard that one before

[@jdm3075]

Awesome vid dude!! Definitely checking out several of these. We got pretty similar taste! Was hoping to see a little Radiohead to cement that connection but maybe it'll be on this list another day lol

[@fruitfulcraven]

Kid A is definitely up there. Didn’t quite make it though.

[@bigwengz914]

was the mars volta and tool mentioned in this list? too long for me to watch lmao

[@Literallyjustmint]

nope

[@fjcg444]

i think you would love quadeca’s i didn’t mean to haunt you

[@fruitfulcraven]

I do like that album. Good stuff

[@excelself]

Umm 🤔 which record player would you recommend that doesn’t leave you too broke?

[@fruitfulcraven]

I’d say the Audio Technica LP60 is the best cheap turntable. I currently have a Music Hall mmf 1.3 that I like a lot. It’s been doing me good for a few years now.

[@justicefilms4667]

Great vid bro

[@nodgaard]

Just found your videos man. Love your takes, we kinda have similar taste. Do you have a RYM account?

[@fruitfulcraven]

I do not. I really should make one though. Thanks for putting that thought in my head

[@nodgaard]

@@fruitfulcraven yeah man I like it a lot. Just watched a lot of your videos and you’ve already shown me some stuff I’m gonna try and give a listen tn. You’ve definitely earned a sub my man

[@fruitfulcraven]

@@nodgaardThanks so much man. Definitely let me know what you think of the albums you check out.

[@EstherStarlighter]

you seem a bit down in this video are you okay ?

[@fruitfulcraven]

Going through a break up at the moment.

[@zachcouch8654]

Napoleon Dynamite’s brother had a son.

[@pcliff9629]

You should pin a comment with the full list

[@fruitfulcraven]

I will be sure to do that later.

[@spiiral]

who are you and why do you appear on my screen?

[@fruitfulcraven]

I’m Tyler. Nice to meet you.

[@ubertuna1]

Really good stuff!! A surprise to see the Nature and Organisation on there! Fantastic album especially that opener w/ Rose McDowall. You may be familiar with related act Current 93, I'd really recommend them, their run from the early to mid 90's--same time as N+O, really captures a similar feeling. Their new stuff is great too but a little different, bit less folky and even more experimental, post-rock influenced. An Introduction To Suffering is a great 'compilation' (has only unique versions and unreleased tracks) of the 90's era which has seen pressing. Another recommendation in this vein would be TwinSisterMoon - When Stars Glide Through Solid, and their parent project Natural Snow Buildings. That's my favorite band, if I to pick one, since I was in highschool. Also...And Justice For All is so underrated outside of Metallica lovers, great include. Really a thrash masterpiece, and I feel like a lot of metalheads write the band off without having ever really listened to this one. Final rec to you is gonna be Clue To Kalo - Come Here When You Sleepwalk. Based off what you said about The Postal Service. A real hidden gem and cathartic album for me, maybe something you can enjoy since Postal has been tough to listen to. Anyways, thanks Tyler for sharing! I always love getting recommended these vids of random peeps sharing their collections, I always find cool shit I never knew about and there are a couple albums from your list I for sure want to check out now.

[@fruitfulcraven]

Thank you so much for your awesome comment. It means a lot to me that you took the time to write that out. I do know about Current 93 but have tried to get into them more but just haven’t been able to. I will check out that compilation you mentioned for sure and all the other recommendations you have for me. Please let me know what you think about the albums that you discovered from my video. I’d love to hear what you think.