Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (2002)

Awesome indie rock stuff from the early 2000s.

Unlock my body and move myself to dance.

You're A Woman, I'm A Machine (2004)

Distortion on a top tier level.

There's a sequel to the things I've done.

Focus (1993)

One of the premier progressive death metal bands' first album, and an impressive work as well. (This is the remaster from 2004.)

To love without fear and learn without question.

Doppelgdnger (2005)

A mathcore mangum opus from one of the genre's (former) leading acts.

Rewind and rewind and rewind...

Axe to Fall (2009)

Mathcore that's so core it's almost just hardcore.

Let their sadness be our blessing.

A City Dressed In Dynamite (2008)

Eclectic rock in a good way.

I'm doin' fine right here.

Chronicle, Vol. 1 (1976)

The twenty most popular songs that CCR ever put out. I'd imagine that most of you have seen this album cover at one point. I never really realized that this compilation was called Chronicle, or that there was ever a volume 2 released (10 years later, I might add). Oh well, this is certainly a very good example of a greatest hits done right.

Catch a ride to the end of the highway, and we'll meet by the big red tree.

Mirrored (2007)

Math rock, plain but not so simple.

What's up with that ride, anyway?

The Crossing (1983)

Famous for only one song, but a pretty great album overall. Surprisingly enough, the Scottish influence the band has works very well with the new wave sound of the album.

I'm not expecting to grow flowers in a desert.

In The Court Of The Crimson King (1969)

One of the best and most famous progressive rock albums ever.

Confusion will be my epitaph.

U2 18 Singles (2006)

A compilation of 16 of U2's top singles, "The Saints Are Coming" (a cover version in collaboration with Green Day of a song by The Skids) and "Window in the Skies" (a new song).

I see the dust cloud disappear without a trace.

Fang Island (2010)

Joyfulness in the form of math rock.

Like the trees they are.

Brothers (2010)

Certainly worthy of a Grammy, I'd say. Considering the band is a duo, I'd have to say that's just a little more than impressive. Alternative music at its finest.

Baby I'm howlin' for you.

One (2011)

A lighter djent that still has all the hallmarks of the genre. Tesseracts have cubes for shadows.

And all that's left is memory.

Live Inferno (2009)

The final release by a seminal symphonic black metal band.

Bringer of awe and derision.

London Calling (1979)

Perhaps the best punk album of all time, and certainly one of the most well received.

I live by the river.

Sand in the Vaseline (1992)

By the Talking Heads. A pretty great compilation, if I do say so myself. It ranges from the band's inception (1976) all the way until 1992. Not much to say about it, other than the fact that it's two disks and is a whopping 921mb. Have fun downloading it.

Once in a lifetime.