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Your absolute favourite "chill out," album?
"She say's baby.
It's 3 am I must be lonely.
When she say's baby,
I can't help but be scared of it all, sometimes,
The rains gonna wash away I believe, this.
It's 3 am I must be lonely.
When she says baby,
I can't help but be scared of it all, Sometimes."
HAHAHA I was listening to Matchbox 20 to relax and I looked at the clock and it was 3 am. I thought it was funny.
What is your absolute favourite "chill out," album?
If you haven't guessed it... Mine is Matchbox 20 - Yourself or someone like you. I've probably listened to the Album all the way through 200 - 300 times. I think I have like 12 copies of it haha.
1. MatchBox 20 - Yourself or someone like you.
2. Eminem - Infinite
3. Big Shiny Tunes 2 (hahaha I know, I know..)
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Dethklok - The dethalbum
something about metal that just relaxes me.
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yes!! :gj: AIC is sick! "Check my brain," is so relaxing to me! haha. I used to listen to the vines when they released Autumn Shade. That song reminds me of the Album.
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whenever i need a break from all the metal that blares through my ears most of the day. this is one of the albums i listen to. i find it quite relaxing lol.
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Pink Floyd...Dark Side Of The Moon
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Re: Your absolute favourite "chill out," album?
Any of the following fall into the catagory of being able to listen all the way through over and over. To just pick one as a favorite is impossible.
Pearl Jam Ten
Alice Cooper Billion Dollar Babies
Van Halen I
Elton John Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy
REM Automatic for the People
Decemberists Hazards of Love
Zeppelin IV
Wings Speed of Sound
Supertramp Breakfast in America
David Bowie Station to Station
and so on.............
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From a guy with high blood pressure, I listen to anything by Enya or Loreena McKennitt when I need to come down a bit. I really do have a problem with being a little too 'on edge' at times and I have a whole plethora of 'mediation music' or tibetian singing bells or 'musical sound scapes' types of music, but those two usually do it for me.
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The Doors- Uh i think i just have like their greatest hits CD...? Not positive though. Specifically the song Crystal Ship has a calming effect.
Tool- they only have 3 or 4 albums out but 10,000 days is probably the one i listen to most. I like them bc theyre metal, but they dont have any distinct sound.
I also like RHCP, some pink floyd as ghost said^, and some other bands i probably cant think of right now haha.
I dont really have "chill out" music though. Im having trouble defining that catergory as to what you mean. Our definitions of chilling out may differ...
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Re: Your absolute favourite "chill out," album?
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Just about any Depeche mode album, or anything Schiller.
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Re: Your absolute favourite "chill out," album?
Depends on your definition of chill out. I'm a huge alice in chains/pearl jam fan but tose arent chill out bands to me. If you wanna kick back and relax, pop in some john lee hooker.
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After taxes - Sheek
Gangster and a Gentleman - Styles
Reasonable Doubt - Jay
Ready to Die - Biggie
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Anything from Pretty Lights
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Hmm, to chill out, I would say Jack Johnson-In Between Dreams. I could also listen to any Craig D'Andrea album or Ryan Spendlove-Fable.
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Hmm, most of my "chill out" music probably isn't what most of yall would consider relaxing music as it is generally fairly heavy. I consider it very comforting and perfect for putting on a pair of decent headphones, laying down and listening to in the dark until I fall asleep.
"My Arms, Your Hearse" - Opeth
"2112" - Rush
"Dismantling Devotion" - Daylight Dies
"Grave New World" - Soulfallen
"Alaska" - Between The Buried And Me
Pretty much anything by Agalloch and Tool are good to mellow out to as well.
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Re: Your absolute favourite "chill out," album?
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Originally Posted by Mike41793
The Doors- Uh i think i just have like their greatest hits CD...? Not positive though. Specifically the song Crystal Ship has a calming effect.
Tool- they only have 3 or 4 albums out but 10,000 days is probably the one i listen to most. I like them bc theyre metal, but they dont have any distinct sound.
I also like RHCP, some pink floyd as ghost said^, and some other bands i probably cant think of right now haha.
I dont really have "chill out" music though. Im having trouble defining that catergory as to what you mean. Our definitions of chilling out may differ...
Tool rocks! they have some pretty creative music videos.
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Originally Posted by ak907
hmm, most of my "chill out" music probably isn't what most of yall would consider relaxing music as it is generally fairly heavy. I consider it very comforting and perfect for putting on a pair of decent headphones, laying down and listening to in the dark until i fall asleep.
"my arms, your hearse" - opeth
"2112" - rush
"dismantling devotion" - daylight dies
"grave new world" - soulfallen
"alaska" - between the buried and me
pretty much anything by agalloch and tool are good to mellow out to as well.
rushhhh yessss!!!!
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Originally Posted by decensored
Tool rocks! they have some pretty creative music videos.
Yea they only have a few, not one for every song. I kinda like that. Lets you interpret your own thoughts on their songs.
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Re: Your absolute favourite "chill out," album?
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Originally Posted by Mike41793
Yea they only have a few, not one for every song. I kinda like that. Lets you interpret your own thoughts on their songs.
It is impossible to interpret the mind of Maynard James Keenan... :8:
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Pink Floyd "Atom Heart Mother"...
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Dark Side of the Moon for me as well...
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Sublime. Anything and everything from Sublime puts me in a good mood.
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Re: Your absolute favourite "chill out," album?
Dr.Dre. Chronic 2001
Eminem. Recovery
Eminem Lose Yourself (Motivation)
Sade. Greatest Hits
80's Music
Lately.. Lindsey Stirling Song of a caged bird.
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Besides some of the classics already listed I'll add a couple:
Primus(tales from the punchbowl) - if I need a smile to accompany my chill session
Arcade Fire - one of my more recently discovered chill out bands
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Originally Posted by AK907
It is impossible to interpret the mind of Maynard James Keenan... :8:
Maybe so. I like to think this fan did a pretty damn good job though! I love the darkness and creepyness of that video!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUXLT...e_gdata_player
EDIT: there may be a swear or two in that song, i honestly dont remember. The overall video is sorta creepy too. So only click on it of you want your mind blown in a badass way!
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Re: Your absolute favourite "chill out," album?
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Originally Posted by John1982
Primus(tales from the punchbowl)
Love it..."Over the Electric Grapevine" reminds me so much of my youth...:D
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Re: Your absolute favourite "chill out," album?
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Originally Posted by John1982
Primus(tales from the punchbowl) - if I need a smile to accompany my chill session
Ol' Les Claypool is an interesting fella, ain't he? :D
Mike, most Tool videos scare the crap out of me! I always get a kick out of the video below. "Sober", Maynard is not...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_c60Sp7Gtc
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I guess it would have to be:
"All Things Must Pass" by George Harrison
"End of Evangelion OST" by Shiro Sagisu (Which got dumped onto itunes in the wrong friggin order. Yes, that bothers me.)
"Total Pwnage" by Powerglove
"Fire of Unknown Origin" by Blue Oyster Cult
"The Wall" and "Dark Side of the Moon" by Pink Floyd
So, uh, maybe my idea of chilling out is a little different from most peoples', but it works.
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I gotta give a big shout out to The Early November...they are by far one of the chillest bands I've ever heard.
I can also vibe with Veil of Maya when I'm just trying to relax even though they're metal. \m/
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Great to see more Pink Floyd fans.
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I would have to say led zeppelin II
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Im a fan of soulful rnb so i will say:
Neyo- in my own words
Music soulchild - luvanmusic
Robin thicke - the evolution of robin thicke
I dunno why because these cds are so out of my element but they chill me out pretty well
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The K&D Sessions by Kruder and Dorfmeister (1999)
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Dub Side of the Moon- awesome reggae style remix of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.
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Re: Your absolute favourite "chill out," album?
These are some of my favorite albums to listen to while chillin' out.
The Album Leaf- Into The Blue Again
Explosions in the Sky- Take Care, Take Care, Take Care
Explosions in the Sky- Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Die, Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Live Forever
Mogwai- Rock Action
The Unwed Sailor- The Marionette and the Music Box
M83- Digital Shades Vol.1
Iron & Wine- Woman King
Hammock- Raising Your Voice...Trying to Stop an Echo
So many more to list, but this will do.
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In no particular order
may contain bad language. (if I'm hot linking, sorry, still don't know what that is)
Indie/Country - Sarah Smith - Shine Bright
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_Z1273i5dM
Hip Hop - Jadakiss Holiday
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDYkz4x6Pow
Rock - Ozzy - Momma I'm coming home
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvNXF7aGP2s
New Wave - M83 - Midnight City
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dX3k_QDnzHE
Electronic/Dubstep/House - Ellie Goulding - Lights BassNectar remix
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Imixg3jrJS8
that's just a nice interesting mix :D
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Originally Posted by Izzys Keeper
Im a fan of soulful rnb so i will say:
Neyo- in my own words
Music soulchild - luvanmusic
Robin thicke - the evolution of robin thicke
I dunno why because these cds are so out of my element but they chill me out pretty well
first time I heard Robin Thicke, I thought for sure he was black (african american). I was actually in a shaving parlour in Vegas getting ready for my wedding. The guy is awesome!!!
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Originally Posted by Skyler
I would have to say led zeppelin II
No way dude! How can you chill out to the Immigrant Song haha? That song makes me wanna drive fast and make destructive desicions! Yea, lol!
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Originally Posted by 4Ballz
first time I heard Robin Thicke, I thought for sure he was black (african american). I was actually in a shaving parlour in Vegas getting ready for my wedding. The guy is awesome!!!
Yea hes pretty good. Lots of high notes. He looks just like his dad (alan thicke)
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Re: Your absolute favourite "chill out," album?
ambiant instumental indie rock band explosions in the sky... they did the friday night lights soundtrack
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Re: Your absolute favourite "chill out," album?
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Originally Posted by Izzys Keeper
Yea hes pretty good. Lots of high notes. He looks just like his dad (alan thicke)
That's his DAD!!!?? hahahaha, wow. :gj:
Oh, Throw in some Tom Petty in this thread. Haven't seen that yet.
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I totally missed this thread...
The Doors - Masterwork Collection (Morrison Hotel, The Doors, L.A. Women Albums)
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Originally Posted by el8ch
I totally missed this thread...
The Doors - Masterwork Collection (Morrison Hotel, The Doors, L.A. Women Albums)
This is the name of the album i was tryna think of. Yes and yes and yes. Jim
Morrison was a god.
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Originally Posted by 4Ballz
That's his DAD!!!?? hahahaha, wow. :gj:
Oh, Throw in some Tom Petty in this thread. Haven't seen that yet.
Yea... Look at a picture of him and itll click. I was surprised when i first found out too
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Engelbert Humperdinck and Tony Orlando Live at the Hammersmith Odeon
(lol)
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Zechs Marquise - Getting Paid
It's all instrumentals, but man... When I'm driving to work, or picking up my buddies.... The songs work magic
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