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  1. “When I was ten years old my sister handed me a VHS she found at the dirt mall – apparently it was from a concert she went to a few years prior and she thought I might like some of the music. The lineup as Korn, Limp Bizkit, Rammstein, Orgy, and Ice Cube. Now up until this point in time, the music I was exposed to was pretty sheltered into what played on radio (the billboard top 50). I had never heard metal, or known that it existed. But then I heard Rammstein, and I thought to myself how it was so incredibly violent and manly and fucking metal. I was so proud of this discovery that I even made my mother watch them perform “Du Hast” on that VHS. That second hand tape that my sister purchased for probably a dollar or two was what revolutionized my taste in music. It simultaneously taught me about the existence of metal, and it let me know that there was much more to listen to than what was found on the radio. “

  2. Robert Pollard & Guided by Voices. Everything I love about rock music is encapsulated in that one band. Cheap Trick riffs, Strong vocal melodies, prog rock chord progressions with amps on the garage floor production values and overall Syd Barrett vibe. Out of the mainstream but no pretentious art hippies here, these are blue collar boys from Ohio overdosed on Beatles, Pink Floyd & shitloads of beer. And they have about fifty albums.

  3. Gogol Bordello

  4. 10 Years

  5. The Decemberists. When I was in college, they weren’t quite a big thing yet and because I live in the northwest (they’re from portland)they would play at my college a lot. I knew a lot of people who were into them. I was doing other things at the time. Now I listen to them all the time. They’re a big thing and their concerts are expensive and I don’t have time to go see them anyway!

  6. Diego’s Umbrella without question.

  7. Bon Iver. Put off listening because i thought it was emo. So glad i eventually relented

  8. Interpol. I always thought they were some lame one-hit-wonders. After I saw them live at a festival it completely changed my mind.

  9. System Of A Down. Literally started listening to them a month ago aside from hearing them on the radio. Mezmerize is one of the best albums of all time IMHO.

  10. The National

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