zachobbs

Hahahahaha this is amazing. 
 
My personal lesson that was learned that I tell every younger person I meet: don't get married at 23. 

There may be a thread similar to this out there, but I am kind of new 'round here. So, sorry if some of you have already gone through this. But, I am a music nerd, and one thing about music nerds is that they love to make lists. And seeing as how I am surrounded by music nerds on here, i figured a lot of you guys like to do the same. I suppose they don't have to be Ten Favorite Records on Vinyl, because I actually dont have a copy of my favorite record on Wax (speaking of, if you have it and want to park with it, i'd, i'd just love your forever). Full lengths and EPs included.
So, anyways, all time top 10.
10. Latterman - ...We Are Still Alive!
- I have probably listened to this record at least once a week since September 2006. The Fest V was the only time i got to see them, which is a bummer.
9. The Bronx - II
- Rock n roll the way it is suppose to be these days.
8. Fake Problems - How Far Our Bodies Go
- I know this is a new release, but I haven't been so floored about a record in a long, long time.
7. Against Me - Reinventing Axl Rose
- This record totally changed the way that I thought about DIY music, and even changed some of my ideas on punk rock
6. Army of Ponch - ...Vs. the Curse
- Only three songs, better than most full lengths out there.
5. Lawrence Arms - Present Day Memories
- I love the Lawrence Arms, but they are kind of a mix-tape band for me. All their records are great, but their isnt a full length that i absolutely love from beginning to end. These were the LA songs that got me into the band; I dont think I've ever actually listened to the Chinkies songs on this.
4.Propagandhi - How To Clean Everything
- These caused me to stop eating meat, however lame that sounds
3. Alkaline Trio - Goddamnit
- when i was straight edge, i heard this record, and loved it. Loving a song called "My Little Needle" seems contradictory to the whole edge thing, so, i sort of stopped being so close-minded about my friends who drank and etc. I'm still sober, though.
2. Small Brown Bike - Dead Reckoning
- This record, and more specifically the song "See You In Hell," is what got me into the whole Gainesville style of punk, and into the type of music I'm playing now, etc etc etc.
1. Blink-182 - Dude Ranch
It's safe to say that if it wasnt for this record in the summer of 1997, i wouldn't be here right now, and my life would probably be vastly, vastly different.
there's mine, now, everyone else, go!