The Twelve Song Album Game

[IDontNotDoThings]

9. Leprous - Bury

What was the lead single from Coal? The Cloak? If so, you are nuts.

If it was Foe, I'm okay with this choice.

It was Chronic

[Evermind]

Okay yeah, that's fair

[LordCost]

9. Leprous - Bury

What was the lead single from Coal? The Cloak? If so, you are nuts.

If it was Foe, I'm okay with this choice.

It was Chronic

Yes, Chronic. I appreciated a lot Chronic in the live version of the last livestream, but for the studio version Bury can win by a close margin.

[RoeDent]

To bring this back and put the current list on the new page:

Album bonus tracks that you liked better than the lead single off that same album.

1. Alter Bridge - Breathe
2. Shinedown - Carried Away
3. Black Sabbath - What's the Use
4. Deep Purple - Not Responsible
5. Dream Theater - Viper King
6. Blind Guardian - Distant Memories
7. Mudvayne - On The Move
8. Spock’s Beard - Bulletproof
9. Leprous - Bury
10. Taylor Swift - New Romantics
11. Rikard Sjöblom's Gungfly - Slow Dancer
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[HOF]

Slow Dancer would have been my next choice!

[MirrorMask]

Well, since nobody wants to end it, I'll do it:

Album bonus tracks that you liked better than the lead single off that same album.

1. Alter Bridge - Breathe
2. Shinedown - Carried Away
3. Black Sabbath - What's the Use
4. Deep Purple - Not Responsible
5. Dream Theater - Viper King
6. Blind Guardian - Distant Memories
7. Mudvayne - On The Move
8. Spock’s Beard - Bulletproof
9. Leprous - Bury
10. Taylor Swift - New Romantics
11. Rikard Sjöblom's Gungfly - Slow Dancer
12. Sonata Arctica - In the Dark


Coming very very very soon the next album!

[MirrorMask]

Since we're in December which is the 12th month of the album.... songs that last between the 12:00 - 12:59 range.

1. Avantasia - Let the Storm Descend Upon You (12:09)
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[Zydar]

Since we're in December which is the 12th month of the album.... songs that last between the 12:00 - 12:59 range.

1. Avantasia - Let the Storm Descend Upon You (12:09)
2. The Flower Kings - Minor Giant Steps (12:12)
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[Stadler]

1. Avantasia - Let the Storm Descend Upon You (12:09)
2. The Flower Kings - Minor Giant Steps (12:12)
3. Marillion - Marbles (12:10)
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[The Walrus]

1. Avantasia - Let the Storm Descend Upon You (12:09)
2. The Flower Kings - Minor Giant Steps (12:12)
3. Marillion - Marbles (12:10)
4. Fairyland - Of Hope and Despair in Osyhria (12:02)
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[HOF]

1. Avantasia - Let the Storm Descend Upon You (12:09)
2. The Flower Kings - Minor Giant Steps (12:12)
3. Marillion - Marbles (12:10)
4. Fairyland - Of Hope and Despair in Osyhria (12:02)
5. Big Big Train - Victorian Brickwork (12:32)
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[fadetoblackdude7]

1. Avantasia - Let the Storm Descend Upon You (12:09)
2. The Flower Kings - Minor Giant Steps (12:12)
3. Marillion - Marbles (12:10)
4. Fairyland - Of Hope and Despair in Osyhria (12:02)
5. Big Big Train - Victorian Brickwork (12:32)
6. Opeth - Blackwater Park (12:08)
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[Evermind]

12. Sonata Arctica - In the Dark

Wait what was the lead single, Flag in the Ground?

[MirrorMask]

12. Sonata Arctica - In the Dark

Wait what was the lead single, Flag in the Ground?

I thought so and that would have disqualified In the Dark, but Flag was the second. The lead single was The Last Amazing Grays and I'm not that fond of that song.

[The Walrus]

I friggin love TLAG until the Nightwish wannabe orchestral part starts. Although that part isn't bad either. Song just doesn't need it.

[IDontNotDoThings]

1. Avantasia - Let the Storm Descend Upon You (12:09)
2. The Flower Kings - Minor Giant Steps (12:12)
3. Marillion - Marbles (12:10)
4. Fairyland - Of Hope and Despair in Osyhria (12:02)
5. Big Big Train - Victorian Brickwork (12:32)
6. Opeth - Blackwater Park (12:08)
7. Steven Wilson - Luminol (12:10)
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[425]

1. Avantasia - Let the Storm Descend Upon You (12:09)
2. The Flower Kings - Minor Giant Steps (12:12)
3. Marillion - Marbles (12:10)
4. Fairyland - Of Hope and Despair in Osyhria (12:02)
5. Big Big Train - Victorian Brickwork (12:32)
6. Opeth - Blackwater Park (12:08)
7. Steven Wilson - Luminol (12:10)
8. Spock's Beard - Go the Way You Go (12:07)
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[OpenYourEyes311]

1. Avantasia - Let the Storm Descend Upon You (12:09)
2. The Flower Kings - Minor Giant Steps (12:12)
3. Marillion - Marbles (12:10)
4. Fairyland - Of Hope and Despair in Osyhria (12:02)
5. Big Big Train - Victorian Brickwork (12:32)
6. Opeth - Blackwater Park (12:08)
7. Steven Wilson - Luminol (12:10)
8. Spock's Beard - Go the Way You Go (12:07)
9. Dream Theater - Finally Free (12:00)
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[jingle.boy]

1. Avantasia - Let the Storm Descend Upon You (12:09)
2. The Flower Kings - Minor Giant Steps (12:12)
3. Marillion - Marbles (12:10)
4. Fairyland - Of Hope and Despair in Osyhria (12:02)
5. Big Big Train - Victorian Brickwork (12:32)
6. Opeth - Blackwater Park (12:08)
7. Steven Wilson - Luminol (12:10)
8. Spock's Beard - Go the Way You Go (12:07)
9. Dream Theater - Finally Free (12:00)
10. Ostura - Duality (12:08)
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[LordCost]

1. Avantasia - Let the Storm Descend Upon You (12:09)
2. The Flower Kings - Minor Giant Steps (12:12)
3. Marillion - Marbles (12:10)
4. Fairyland - Of Hope and Despair in Osyhria (12:02)
5. Big Big Train - Victorian Brickwork (12:32)
6. Opeth - Blackwater Park (12:08)
7. Steven Wilson - Luminol (12:10)
8. Spock's Beard - Go the Way You Go (12:07)
9. Dream Theater - Finally Free (12:00)
10. Ostura - Duality (12:08)
11. The Mars Volta - L'Via L'Viaquez (12:21)
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[Evermind]

1. Avantasia - Let the Storm Descend Upon You (12:09)
2. The Flower Kings - Minor Giant Steps (12:12)
3. Marillion - Marbles (12:10)
4. Fairyland - Of Hope and Despair in Osyhria (12:02)
5. Big Big Train - Victorian Brickwork (12:32)
6. Opeth - Blackwater Park (12:08)
7. Steven Wilson - Luminol (12:10)
8. Spock's Beard - Go the Way You Go (12:07)
9. Dream Theater - Finally Free (12:00)
10. Ostura - Duality (12:08)
11. The Mars Volta - L'Via L'Viaquez (12:21)
12. Haken - Veil (12:35)

I'll come back with the new theme in a minute, the taxi to the hotel is almost here

[Evermind]

Songs that were the most unique/unexpected from the band when they were released

1. Demons & Wizards - Midas Disease (didn't expect them to sound like AC/DC at all)
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[Kwyjibo]

Songs that were the most unique/unexpected from the band when they were released

1. Demons & Wizards - Midas Disease (didn't expect them sound like AC/DC at all)
2. Pain Of Salvation - Mortar Grind (didn't except them to sound like a 70s psychedelic rock band)
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[The Walrus]

Songs that were the most unique/unexpected from the band when they were released

1. Demons & Wizards - Midas Disease (didn't expect them sound like AC/DC at all)
2. Pain Of Salvation - Mortar Grind (didn't except them to sound like a 70s psychedelic rock band)
3. Guns N' Roses - My World (some unholy mixture of bad rap and nu metal; none of the band except Axl even knew it was on the record when it released)
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[Buddyhunter1]

Songs that were the most unique/unexpected from the band when they were released

1. Demons & Wizards - Midas Disease (didn't expect them sound like AC/DC at all)
2. Pain Of Salvation - Mortar Grind (didn't except them to sound like a 70s psychedelic rock band)
3. Guns N' Roses - My World (some unholy mixture of bad rap and nu metal; none of the band except Axl even knew it was on the record when it released)
4. Steven Wilson - Permanating (Steven Wilson has done poppy songs before but people are still salty at this song's existence to this day so idk)
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[Stadler]

Songs that were the most unique/unexpected from the band when they were released

1. Demons & Wizards - Midas Disease (didn't expect them sound like AC/DC at all)
2. Pain Of Salvation - Mortar Grind (didn't except them to sound like a 70s psychedelic rock band)
3. Guns N' Roses - My World (some unholy mixture of bad rap and nu metal; none of the band except Axl even knew it was on the record when it released)
4. Steven Wilson - Permanating (Steven Wilson has done poppy songs before but people are still salty at this song's existence to this day so idk)
5. Genesis - Whodunnit?
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Another list I could fill all on my own.

[Evermind]

Please explain your songs if you can because I, for one, have never heard this Genesis song and actually not familiar with Genesis on the account of being 27 and grown up in Russia

[The Walrus]

Please explain your songs if you can because I, for one, have never heard this Genesis song and actually not familiar with Genesis on the account of being 27 and grown up in Russia

This is the guy who didn't know who the Backstreet Boys were until this summer. Please help this man. 

[Evermind]

I've heard Selling England by the Pound and that's about it. So I kinda know what the band sounds like, but I haven't heard anything beyond this album.

[HOF]

I've heard Selling England by the Pound and that's about it. So I kinda know what the band sounds like, but I haven't heard anything beyond this album.

Imagine farty 80s synth sounds over a punk drum beat and Phil Collins singing “was it you or was it me or was it ‘e or she” with a cockney accent over and over again.

[Evermind]

That sounds exactly like something I don't want to imagine ever.

[HOF]

Songs that were the most unique/unexpected from the band when they were released

1. Demons & Wizards - Midas Disease (didn't expect them sound like AC/DC at all)
2. Pain Of Salvation - Mortar Grind (didn't except them to sound like a 70s psychedelic rock band)
3. Guns N' Roses - My World (some unholy mixture of bad rap and nu metal; none of the band except Axl even knew it was on the record when it released)
4. Steven Wilson - Permanating (Steven Wilson has done poppy songs before but people are still salty at this song's existence to this day so idk)
5. Genesis - Whodunnit?
6. Talk Talk - April 5th (first foray into ambient post rock)
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[Kwyjibo]

Please explain your songs if you can because I, for one, have never heard this Genesis song and actually not familiar with Genesis on the account of being 27 and grown up in Russia

You know polaroids but not Genesis? Maybe you should rethink your priorities 

[Stadler]

I've heard Selling England by the Pound and that's about it. So I kinda know what the band sounds like, but I haven't heard anything beyond this album.

Well, you sort of got it already.  Genesis - English prog legends, known for the 23-minute Supper's Ready, the double-album concept record "The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway", but who had been increasingly moving into the pop arena with songs like "Follow You, Follow Me", "Turn It On Again", and - from the same album as "Whodunnit?" - "Man On The Corner", then released this punky, quirky, three minute sound collage of synthesizer, drums and guitar and an improvised lyric that meant, basically nothing.

[IDontNotDoThings]

Songs that were the most unique/unexpected from the band when they were released

1. Demons & Wizards - Midas Disease (didn't expect them sound like AC/DC at all)
2. Pain Of Salvation - Mortar Grind (didn't except them to sound like a 70s psychedelic rock band)
3. Guns N' Roses - My World (some unholy mixture of bad rap and nu metal; none of the band except Axl even knew it was on the record when it released)
4. Steven Wilson - Permanating (Steven Wilson has done poppy songs before but people are still salty at this song's existence to this day so idk)
5. Genesis - Whodunnit?
6. Talk Talk - April 5th (first foray into ambient post rock)
7. Sigur Rós - Brennisteinn (didn't expect a light ethereal post-rock band to release a metal song with harsh noise elements)
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