Albums That Got Me Through Dark Times (Part 2)

Realized I left quite a few albums off the previous video so here they are. :) Thanks for watching.
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[@djtripnosys]

Dummy is a MASTERPIECE. "Only You" still brings me to tears. Beth's voice is amazing.

[@enochcrosby6630]

Yeah, that's the album that introduced me to Portishead. It's just so groovy and stylish. It reminds of the anime 'Cowboy Bebop' in a lot of ways. Very smooth.

[@jayquanvo5134]

The Cure albums were the most cathartic for me during dark times. The lyrics spoke to me so personally and the atmospheric music just encapsulated my mood. Particularly the albums - Faith, Pornography, Disintegration, Wish, Bloodflowers we’re so vital to me dealing with my emotions. Robert Smith was essentially my musical psychiatrist/counsellor. I also connected with: Smashing Pumpkins - Adore Oasis - The Masterplan (Bsides collection) The Crow Soundtrack Garbage - Self Titled & 2.0 Nine Inch Nails - Downward Spiral & The Fragile

[@gaz.t7773]

Hi Mike I've just discovered your channel recently as I have just bought my 1st guitar at the grand old age of 59. Hopefully with your advice and tips I'm going to give it a good go. I also like how you have mixed in your favourite music too. I'm a big Thin Lizzy fan so eventually I'm hoping to learn to play along with a few of their songs. Best wishes from Gareth from South Wales in the UK 🎸🤘

[@HannahCope88]

🤘🏻 More awesome choices, a few more I need to add to my CD collection. It's funny I was actually looking at the copy of Mad Season I've got saved in my watch list on eBay just yesterday. Loved the Crow when I watched it, need to get the soundtrack. Soundtracks to movies and TV shows are where I've discovered a lot of great music over the years. Got the Gin Blossom and The Jayhawks albums, love them both so much, I've got a handful of tracks from the Pearl Jam albums you mentioned, need to fill in the gaps, bought the Dream Theater album some time ago too. A couple on there I don't have yet , but all in good time. I love how powerful music is and that it can help us through these dark times in our lives, it truly is a gift that keeps on giving.

[@justinatest9456]

I can't recommend Portishead Dummy enough. A glass of wine and a candle, maybe a bath, and let Beth's haunting voice take you away.

[@tonymcnamara9368]

"Above " is a brilliant album! It's one that thankfully slipped by a lot of people, and is like a "cult " record now. Don't know why, I knew that there Gin Blossoms would be in there!

[@crush41gb]

This movie and soundtrack feel a part of me from high school. I dressed as The Crow in high school, played this on my guitar, went to Wilmington to visit the filming locations and Brandon Lee is perfect. Ofcourse sTp! :) I worked security for Korn and it was the night of the Tyson fight where he bit Holyfield's ear. They were super nice, invited me on their bus while getting hand trucks of mini cereal boxes lol and opened the curtains on the bus so I could see the tv!

[@FlippyHambone]

Saw you pop up on ‘At Home With Sly Stallone’! 😄. It’s cool when subscriptions collide.

[@AbbyNormL]

I was a big fan of Brandon Lee and anxiously awaited the release of The Crow in movie theaters following his death. I immediately purchased the soundtrack CD after getting out of the theater. The album still resides on my iPhone to this day.

[@InsaneWayne355]

"That song" for me from Pearl Jam Ten was Release. It's just so powerful with so much feeling. It was my go-to whenever I wanted to just get completely drawn into a song.

[@TheNothing6]

In My Dreams With You is awesome! Here are some albums that I just love. 1. All Metallica albums 2. The first 6 Megadeth albums 3. All Nirvana albums 4. Pink Floyd - The Wall, Dark Side Of The Moon, and Wish You Were Here 5. All Alice In Chains albums 6. Led Zeppelin - I, II, and IV 7. Red Hot Chili Peppers - By The Way, Californication, and Stadium Aracadium 8. Deftones - Saturday Night Wrist 9. Testament - The New Order and Practice What You Preach 10. Slayer - South Of Heaven 11. Foo Fighters - Self Titled Debut 12. Tom Petty - Best Of 13. Cream - Best Of 14. Guns N' Roses - Appetite For Destruction 15. Days Of The New - Self Titled Debut 16. Nada Surf - High/Low 17. Pantera - Cowboys From Hell and The Great Southern Trendkill 18. Corrosion Of Conformity - Deliverance 19. Killswitch Engage - As Daylight Dies and Alive Or Just Breathing 20. Audioslave - Self Titled Debut There's so many more but I don't want to get carpal tunnel.

[@dowens3781]

I was with you until you got to Killswitch Engage - lol

[@TheNothing6]

@@dowens3781 🤣 That's cool. For whatever reason I'm not getting my message notifications.

[@haydenisaac3030]

The Singles soundtrack is great too. Seasons by Chris Cornell is one of my favourite songs

[@kouvang6964]

You are pure awesomeness bro! I have never picked up and played a guitar b4. But I love the sound of the electric guitar. Your videos are so comforting. Definitely inspired me to learn. I’m wanting to order a starter electric guitar kit from Amazon now and will definitely be watching a lot more of your videos for the best advices from a pro like you🌝 Keep up the awesome videos. 😊

[@SteveFrank111]

Awake is my favorite DT record. I used to come home every day and listen to this and Heartwork.

[@modsleix6]

Really cool video here, man. I started playing guitar not too long ago but, have been playing bass for many, many years now. I really enjoy your channel and videos. I was recommended this video and I also saw the "Part I" video you made to this. Here are my first 11 albums and my 2nd 11 albums that *_REALLY_* got me through tough times. I hope you or anyone else that might be intersted/curious in or about some of these bands/songs enjoy them and maybe even seek out more material from them... The Chameleons - _'Script Of The Bridge'_ Asylum Party - _'Picture One'_ Tears For Fears - _'The Hurting'_ A Flock Of Seagulls - _'The Story Of A Young Heart'_ Siouxsie & The Banshees - _'Tinderbox'_ The March Violets - _'The Botanic Verses'_ Blade Fetish - _'Absinthe'_ The Jesus & Mary Chain - _'Psychocandy'_ Joy Division - _'Unknkown Pleasures'_ U2 - _'October'_ Clan Of Xymox - _'Clan Of Xymox'_ _______________________________________ The Cure - _'Pornography'_ Gary Numan - _'The Pleasure Principle'_ The Fixx - _'Phantoms'_ The Psychedelic Furs - _'Forever Now'_ Bauhaus - _'Mask'_ Echo & The Bunnymen - _'Echo & The Bunnymen'_ The Church - _'Starfish'_ The Cult - _'Love'_ Virgin Prunes - _'The Moon Looked Down And Laughed'_ The Glove - _'Blue Sunshine'_ Big Country - _'The Crossing'_

[@gevoman3959]

I love Awake so much; something about it is just so atmospheric and resonant with me. Favorite DT album for sure.

[@JeanLoupRSmith]

I totally relate to the Crow, this, to this day, remains one of my favourite movies of all time in no part due to the quality of the soundtrack in there. Ironically outside of this album I'm not particularly partial to The Cure or Nine Inch Nails but this was the perfect synergy of music I needed at this time in my life

[@gnomeam]

Same. Dead Souls and Head Like a Hole are the only NIN songs I like. And the only songs from The Cure and Medicine that have ever really stuck with me were the ones from the movie.

[@ratbones620]

I was shocked when you mentioned the Jayhawks! My dad would play Blue all the time. So it gives me more of a nostalgic feeling than anything else. Interesting how the same songs mean different things to other people.

[@johnathanschaaf8731]

Man I loved that Crow soundtrack! My favorite was “Burn” by the Cure. I would sometimes play that one over and over. Stuff like the Cure, Depeche Mode, & Queensryche helped get me through some dark times. Thanks for sharing these. Love your channel. :)

[@bryancordero6532]

The albums that got me through dark times are a mix of genres Blonde - Frank Ocean The Queen Is Dead - The Smiths And Justice For All and a lot of Metallica songs (To Live Is To Die especially, I even got a tattoo for that song) Dark Side Of The Moon, WYWH and The Wall - Pink Floyd Atlas - Parkway Drive Muerte - Canserbero (it's in spanish, means "Death") It's a short list because there are a lot of individual songs that I hold a special feeling to I'm really glad that you've made two videos about this topic, people don't realize how impactful music can be and its potential

[@iainthepict55]

Great couple of video's Mike,personnally wheels of steel by saxon and british steel by priest have been helping me out for the past 40 years,yeah im old!☺

[@JosephAlanOliveros]

that Crow OST made me click...one of my favourite OSTs and album and film in general. Portishead's Dummy is my chill out music. I spun the whole album a lot when I stopped playing guitar and became a DJ for a while.

[@treyhansen4754]

Awake is absolutely incredible, the song ‘Voices’ really shows how amazing of a writer John Petrucci is, and how damn well the entire band can play along with each other. When I heard the first notes to Space-Dye Vest, it felt like they were touching my emotions directly. Such a chilling yet badass song.

[@edwardmichaelmiller]

your channel is calming. and you have good tone. thank you

[@gconstantine823]

Thank you, sir. I'm going through dark times right now and I really needed this video tonight,

[@hankhill5409]

Burn by The Cure has been one of my top 5 fav songs since I bought Crow soundtrack the day it came out., There's something to it that keeps bringing me back to it

[@kilionschwandt7604]

Elliott Smith self titled. Last winter was the most depressed I'd ever been and I had previously listened to the album not really getting it, but I put it on one day that winter and it just clicked. He's been one of if not my favorite artist since.

[@Kevslatvin]

Black always takes me back to a time when high school had ended and the girl I had been stuck in the friend zone with had moved away and the girl I was crushing on was uninterested. You're right it can bring those sad feelings back even 25 years later. I know I listened to Something I Can Never Have then as well, and A.I.C Love Hate Love. It's not all bad NIN has both highs and lows. I had NIN's Kinda I Want Too going through my head when my wife and I first kissed. That album can take me the full spectrum of feelings due to the memories it can bring back.

[@JoseGomez-vn5pl]

The Crow soundtrack is not only my favorite soundtrack of all time, but one of my top 10 albums of all time

[@AntoekneeDE]

You have exceptional taste! I near always prefer a proper album to a compilation but even though I didn’t even see The Crow until 2008, I bought the album straight after and loved it. Ten and Grace, mega mega albums. How fortunate to have seen Buckley live as well!

[@mikebate6719]

Enjoyed the first one of these and forgot to leave a comment so here's a few of mine that have stuck with me through growing up, especially through tough times: Jar of Flies - Alice in Chains (you were spot on in the last video) Siamese Dream + Mellon Collie - Smashing Pumpkins The Greatest Generation - The Wonder Years City of Evil - Avenged Sevenfold Ordinary Corrupt Human Love - Deafheaven is one that I discovered at the start of this year and has got me through a lot.

[@MichaelJMigliore]

The Crow. This is one of the classics that defined my time in High Scool. To this day the example I use for a perfect soundtrack.

[@lambknot]

Most recently a couple years ago on Thanksgiving I balled my eyes out to the Halo On Fire music video, think I was stressed out at work. Then I watched Plains Trains and Automobiles. As for albums for dark times Temple - The Moon Lit Our Path Slipknot - Vol 3 Sharon Van Etten - Are We There Death - The Sound of Perseverance

[@TheArtofGuitar]

PT&A one of the best films ever!

[@NotBenCoultry]

If anything is gonna cure an awkward man-cry its a movie like that.

[@churro1471]

one of the albums that come to mind for me is mellon collie and the infinite sadness. it means so much to me because i have a distinct memory with all 28 songs on it. i remember the day after my girlfriend and i got in a fight i specifically remember when 1979, farewell and goodnight, and in the arms of sleep came on and it made me feel a sense of sadness and acceptance that to this day i still can’t explain. after i listened to the whole album i texted her and we made up and apologized to each other, and those songs and mellon collie in general will always hold a special place in my heart

[@midnightflyer7510]

“Black”, enough said, and “River of Deceit”, one of my favorites among many of Layne’s haunting songs. Just wish you played more than a snip it of these great soundtracks of my college youth

[@soysaucehairdye7869]

My favorite albums that got me through a dark time 1) The Sound - From the Lions Mouth, 2) Nick Drake - Pink Moon, 3) Smashing Pumpkins - Adore, 4) Elliott Smith - From a Basement on the Hill, 5) Mineral - Endserenading, 6) The Chameleons - Script on the Bridge, 7) The Prayer Chain - Mercury, 8) Underoath - The Changing of Times, 9) The Autumns - The Angel Pool, 10) Sponge - Rotting Pinata, 11) The Appleseed Cast - The End of the Ring Wars, 12) Unwound - Leaves Turn Inside You, 13) Thursday - Full Collapse, 14) The Cranberries - To the Faithful Departed, 15) Sarah McLachlan - Fumbling Towards Ecstasy, 16) Asylum Party - Borderline, 17) Mew - Frengers

[@TheArtofGuitar]

Nick Drake was amazing!

[@capsuleboy]

The Cranberries - To the Faithful Departed, Smashing mellon collie in my case.

[@justjesse3640]

Counting Crows august and everything after. Start to finish a masterpiece

[@itsalwayssomething7490]

The Crow soundtrack, Judgement Nights, Demon Knight (Tales from the Crypt), Strangeland, B&T Bogus Journey, Beavis and Butthead, Last Action Hero, all great music from movies.

[@JohnPork912]

Stevie ray Vaughn recently got me through a rough time, In particular Reverra Paradise. Very soothing.

[@itsalwayssomething7490]

I saw that tour with Megadeth, Korn, Fear Factory in NY. First time I heard of Korn, was a fan since.

[@renmusical]

Dummy and Grace are definitely albums that left me floored! I want to listen to that Pete Yorn album next. If there’s one album that has helped get through rough moments in recent memory, I’d have to mention The The’s album, Dusk. Matt Johnson wrote some profound lyrics that made see things in myself and the world around me.

[@handsomerube]

“Grace” is an absolute masterpiece. Completely changed my life and view of music.

[@neon_one]

Hopesfall has a few heavy old albums that push the boundaries of what melancholy emotions can become indulgeable with music.Kind of an acquired taste band, but I feel like guitarist are more likely to get into them than anyone. I think the end part of the song 'the end of an era' being on the radio here had big influence in my friend getting really into guitar. The album 'A Types' or 'magnetic north' are probably best options to randomly check out. It's like yearn core or something

[@buttkrusher]

Holy shit! I was a roadie for Fear Factory for a few years, I wonder if we ever crossed paths? I remember that tour, Korn was new and blowing everyone off the stage, the FF guys weren't too happy about that, lol.

[@ArtOfShredYT]

The Crow soundtrack rules and it's the only film I own the score to as well. As for that Korn/Fear Factory/Megadeth tour. It was the Reckoning Day tour! Good times.

[@michaelavarice]

Portishead is a national treasure 🖤

[@theworld1739]

The Crow soundtrack still gets me.

[@grungeunion3451]

Above is such an amazing album!

[@purplecleo]

Obsessed with The Crow and the album

[@Kevslatvin]

I don't know if I'd say it helped me through a dark place but to this day if I get in a really bad mood. Not sad so much as just angry and down feeling I'll listen to Live Undead off of Slayer's South of Heaven. That scream he does near the end always seems to help me out. I don't know why this song and album helps me when I'm angry. You'd think it be the opposite but it can be kinda soothing.

[@THECHI7LDUDE22]

Love Mike's late night uploads

[@Gee-no]

Tomorrow the Green Grass is epic. Beautiful album. Edit: new subscriber, btw.

[@trustmeineedu]

That's a very nice list! I got shivers when you started playing "Hallelujah" :D I will check that Pete Yorn album. 9/11 tragedy still speaks to me, plus I have my own personal story about September of 2001. Thank you.

[@dariusausama9344]

Play Deep - The Outfield Bangin’ - The Outfield Continuum - John Mayer Battle Studies - John Mayer Room For Squares - John Mayer Heavier Things - John Mayer Sob Rock - John Mayer Any Given Thursday - John Mayer The All-American Rejects - The All-American Rejects Move Along - The All-American Rejects When The World Comes Down - The All-American Rejects Alchemy: Dire Straits Live - Dire Straits The Fray - The Fray How To Save A Life - The Fray Lifehouse - Lifehouse Hybrid Theory - Linkin Park …And Justice For All - Metallica Ride The Lightning - Metallica Master of Puppets - Metallica Kill ‘Em All - Metallica The Black Album - Metallica Midnight Madness - Night Ranger Nevermind - Nirvana Dreaming Out Loud - OneRepublic Out Of The Cellar - Ratt In No Particular Order - Sean Angus Watson Trapt - Trapt Any album by the band Survivor Weezer - Weezer These are most of the albums that have kept me going in loving music generally, and helped me feel related to in my dark times. Thanks for reading.

[@ashishsharma8756]

Jar of flies Mad season Will to death, Curtains Inside of emptiness and Shadows collide with peopleby John frusciante. ( John frusciante solo work is pretty amazing) Stadium Arcadium, Californication by Red hot chill peppers. And Nevermind and Mtv unplugged of Alice in chains.

[@rsc2573]

Vai - "Sex & Religion" is AWESOME. I love that you mentioned "Space-Dye Vest" (Also amazing). Have you ever listened to any of Kevin Moore's other stuff? His 3 "Chroma Key" albums are great, as are his 4 "OSI" albums (With Jim Matheos from Fates Warning). Would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks...

[@thatkarbide]

The first Self titled Candlebox album is still my go to. Runners up are Bush - Razorblade Suitcase & Tool- Undertow.

[@midnightflyer7510]

Loved Candlebox back in the day! “You” and “Far Behind” still give me chills when I hear them on XM these days.

[@squachwats]

I'm in a dark time right now, and Relient K's 'when I go down' seems to comfort me and give me a little hope. Weirdly enough Slow Disco's 'Harvesting', also hits me with the feels....

[@D0sTKhan]

Damn the Crow is probably the best soundtrack of all time. Great movie that had songs to match. Its really a rock musical.

[@hector-jz]

Awesome brother! a video I can relate to... everyone has songs during dark times. Although we have different musical taste but it's cool video. Thanks!

[@silentshred5483]

Paradise/The Spell by Uriah Heep on the Demons and Wizards album does it for me . ; )

[@purplecleo]

Portishead is also amazing I love them, everything on that album is iconic and still so listenable.

[@thelasttootsieroll9659]

Man rest in peace to the great Brandon Lee.

[@scottchastain3900]

Cheesy is not the term that comes to mind when I think of The Crow. Brilliant is more what I think of as a good fit.

[@evandercampbell886]

mike just now catching this series. since your situation with young love kinda resembles mine. put on pet sounds by the beach boys. life changing

[@evandercampbell886]

the remastered version is the best

[@justinatest9456]

You really did Portishead and any potential new listeners a disservice with your description of them. There's nothing weird or scary about their music, at all. They are one of the coolest and most natural sounding bands out there. Dark and depressing? Sure. But so sexy, smooth and beautiful, as well. One of the best bands of the 90s, and I have very middle of the road tastes.

[@TheArtofGuitar]

What’s wrong with weird, dark, and scary? I think those things are AWESOME! 🤣

[@justinatest9456]

@@TheArtofGuitar Nothing wrong at all with those things, I just don't think they describe the album. I would describe the album as cool, dark, and sexy, which might make the album more appealing to someone who may seek it out. No big deal obviously, you're a real cool guy, and I didn't mean to bring any negativity to you. Your videos are top-notch, and your enthusiasm is infectious. I also appreciate your story about being jealous of Jeff Buckley, I had that side to me as well. Not an easy thing to admit even all these years later, but it makes you more human to us. Keep up the great work man. Peace from Canada.

[@gnomeam]

Love both the soundtrack and film in general when it comes to The Crow, though I much prefer Time Baby II that is featured in the film over the version (III) that is put on the soundtrack album.

[@BradyA1124]

Hell yeah, Crow soundtrack was awesome

[@TiredAndBloody]

The Crow Soundtrack has Medicine in it so that is what makes it amazing

[@TheJackal917]

Silent Hill 2 ost. Not much.of guitar stuff, but surely fitting.

[@capsuleboy]

yes man, Silent hill 2 has awesome tracks. I also liked Silent hill 3, check "You are not here" such a super track (a bit copied from U2 New years day). This album has less "hits", but it has cool stuff like Letter from the lost day, with a lyrics that will make you cry, most emotive lyrics ever, saddest song in the universe. Then Home town, such a masterpiece of song and lyrics that sums up the Silent Hill spirit of losing your soul to "a town that takes all". Recommended.

[@joeyurban4325]

The Crow is one of the best soundtracks of all time

[@mburtondavis]

The crow is a great sound track. I my favorite is dead souls by NIN ( I know it’s a cover)

[@loganbailey747]

One of my favorite albums that helped me was Pink Floyds the wall

[@thedr.zeroultrazone984]

In case my last comment about the previous list being too long didn't come out right, what I meant was it's not too many records, it's too many dark times. My list would be radically different. Blizzard of Ozz, Power Windows, Signals, The Blues Brothers soundtrack, Van Halen II, Zenyatta Mondatta, No Prayer for the Dying, and Queen's Flash Gordon.

[@dirtymuleracing5321]

Burn by The Cure, timeless classic. Dead Souls is great.

[@ianski2]

Rollins Band, The End of Silence. Also have you listened to Joy Divisions 2 albums? Unknown Pleasures and Closer….they are unbelievably good.

[@gngrblls2thwall]

The difference between Dream Theater’s Awake and everything they did after that makes me really wish they could’ve kept Kevin Moore, if only as a songwriter and not as a keyboardist. It’s not the album with their best riffs or best solos, but it is their album with the best songwriting.

[@Kraden47]

Iron Maiden - X Factor. This was definitely the darkest album Iron Maiden has made, Bruce had just left and Steve Harris was going through a divorce at the time. The music reflected how I felt and in a way the darkness of that album reminded me that we all go through dark times and things will get better.

[@ilikeguitars3511]

Hey Mike when the next stream? I don't wanna miss another one

[@gngrblls2thwall]

Okay I need you to break down how you’re playing Wildflowers there. I always assumed you needed two guitars to get that to sound right. Somewhere You Feel Free is a great documentary.

[@TheArtofGuitar]

As long as you capo 5 and keep your pinky finger on the first string 8th fret, you should be good.

[@NotBenCoultry]

That Mad Season song always puts me in Caroga Lake, NY in 1995 Made me think of another album - Barenaked Ladies - Rock Spectacle. One of the best live albums I've ever heard, I put it on par with 5-Man Acoustical Jam. BNL was SO good live, saw them at Saratoga Race Track in 1998 (shit I only learned of Devin T this year, had no idea I'd been listening forever already) Billy Joel - Miami 2017: I played that multiple times on 9-11, it allowed me to feel that it had already been over for a long time and we were on the mend. A bunch from Turnstiles, The Bridge, Nylon Curtain... Suppose everything that came before Innocent Man. Billy Joel, Huey Lewis, then one of the biggest early on was Van Halen Dreams and the OU812 and 5150 albums. Childhood musical psychotherapy. Then ALL time favorite is Rhapsody In Blue. American Air programmed me with that one as a little kid watching the weather channel for snow. Fly the friendly skies, man.

[@TonyDaTunafish]

Keep these coming!

[@Frank15672]

Suggestion: it could be interesting to know the albums that surprised you the most

[@jimunderwood77]

Smashing Pumpkins - Adore, Mellon Collie, Siamese Dream, Machina Zwan - Mary Star of The Sea Hurt - Vol. 1 Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory, Meteora

[@sellmeoncraigslist4067]

The album that got me through dark times is White Pony by Deftones.

[@TetrarchJefffreak69]

I like the Crow soundtrack well the cure song burn is my favorite song off that album it just fits the way the movie is perfectly the only peral jam song I've ever liked is Jeremy Korn are legendary who doesn't know who Korn is I love them to death God father's of nu metal

[@phantomlord5707]

yessss the crow soundtrack, I was not expecting that

[@theproxymoxie5140]

Degradation Trip by Jerry Cantrell!!!!

[@njcranes]

Plus one for The Crow

[@Messihaz]

Black is the greatest song of all time, you're not alone friend

[@DeformedConscience]

*"Bummer Emo-Dude Saves Own Life By Working At Indie Record Store"*

[@rgmccann]

Until I Fall Away is a great song. I’ve struggled to find a good cover of it to learn…hint hint.

[@erikp6844]

This Will Destroy You (self-titled) If you know, you know.

[@nohalo7]

Linda Perry and Grace Slick, man.

[@JM-fo1te]

*Placebo - Sleeping With Ghosts*

[@erikbailey2525]

Is that a Buffy the Vampire Slayer sticker on your SG?

[@EastyyBlogspot]

First album I ever bought Was The crow soundtrack

[@mirapilates]

Wait, track from the Crow?

[@Crosshatch1212]

Can never Wright an album off on one listen .lp is a classic mistake album I now can't get by with out listening to once a week .

[@itsturk3y967]

Nice

[@rajeshrj6486]

What model of taylor guitar you're playing?