American Football (1999) [24bit/96kHz]

Best friends, and better halves.

Goodbyes.

An Endless Sporadic (2009)

The first (and only) album by the instrumental prog band that was popularized by the work of one of its members at Neversoft on the famous Guitar Hero rhythm games that also feature five of the band's songs. Overall a really great album that has a very experimental and forward sort of feeling to it while also staying pretty progressive. I am a huge fan of the drums and keyboard work on this album.

Point of No Return

Supercell (2009)

The first and only full-length from the Japanese 11-piece band to feature Miku as the vocalist. Probably one of the most successful albums to use the program, considering that most of the songs on the album are still popular today. The album also features some really great instrumental work on behalf of the more physical side of the band.

忘れそうになったら　この歌を
歌うの

Tigers Jaw (2008)

I think you guys know the drill with emo that I like at this point. This time around, you might actually know who these guys are however. On an unrelated note, that looks like one hell of a pizza.


the worst part of my existence
is you can call whenever
but I can't wait forever

Houkago Tea Time II (2010)

The full length double album from the ever-so-popular KyoAni title. Certainly where you would start if you ever wanted to with this group of ladies, since it has basically everything you would want, save for the opening and ending songs.

わたしの ぴゅあぴゅあはーと▽

Interpol (2010)

Not a fan of this album, but I respect these guys greatly for what they've done in the past.

I was your eye in the night when the prophets fell.

Weezer (2008)

The Red Album, or their third self-titled. By far not their best album, or even really a standout album of theirs. However, I think it has a few songs that make having the album worth it.

And when it's party time, like 1999,
I'll party by myself because I'm such a special guy.