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    1 year ago
    • Queensryche - Operation: Mindcrime
    • Meat Loaf - Bat Out of Hell
    • Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots
    • The Refreshments - Fizzy Fuzzy Big and Buzzy

    That last one is maybe not intended as a concept album, but it has such a consistent sound, feel, and narrative that it’s hard not to consider it one.

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    Tranquility Base Hotel + Casino by Arctic Monkeys

    Bass lines go hard and the lyrics are honestly genius from Alex Turner - the concept is about a washed up musician in a retrofuturistic setting

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    DAMN. by Kendrick Lamar.

    One of the best lyrical journeys put to wax. I still revisit it pretty frequently and find new layers every time.

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    Tallahassee and Beat The Champ by the Mountain Goats. The Suburbs and Neon Bible by Arcade Fire. Deltron 3030 by Del the Funkee Homosapien and Dan the Automator.

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    Divers by Joanna Newsom. I love the cyclical arrangement of her songs with the last line of her last song looping back to the first line of her first song. I think it really illustrates what she’s trying to say about the nature of love and time.

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    Ooo good question. Here’s a few that came to mind.

    Pink Floyd - The Wall

    The Decemberists - Hazards of Love

    Andy Shauf - Neon Skyline

    The Dear Hunter - Act I through Act V (5 albums)

    Okkervil River - Black Sheep Boy

    Deltron 3030

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      Amazing how many people have never listened to The Wall. It’s the only album from my childhood that’s still 100% listenable and fresh sounding

      Absolute ground-breaker at the time

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        I don’t know if “show and tell” was a thing at your school but somehow I had a copy of Another Brick in the Wall vinyl single and played it for the class. I must have been in grade 5 or 6. What a fuckin legend I am haha.