While re-listening to Bitches Brew tonight it occurred to me, there’s never been anything that sounds quite like it since, and there never will be again.

What are your favorite unicorn albums?

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    King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard - Flying Microtonal Banana

    Lemon Jelly - lemonjelly ky

    The Flashbulb - Opus At The End Of Everything

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    Neil Young, Le Noise is amazing on a good system. The sub sub octave acoustic efffect is very unique.

    Protomen volume I - they purposely went against arbitrary recording “laws”

    Rush-2112, moving pictures

    Also a rare one: Burlap to Cashmere, ,is there anybody out there. Its soooo clearly mixed. Hard to find any in depth info on this album.

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    Rage against the machine - rage against the machine album

    Pig destroyer - prowler in the yard

    Eminem - the slim shady lp and marshal Mathers lp

    Alice in chains - dirt

    Rob zombie - hell Billy deluxe

    Korn, I can’t pick one album

    Guns n roses - appetite for destruction

    Gutalax - shit beast

    Kendrick Lamar to pimp a butterfly

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    Want to save this thread for later, may as well name a couple as well

    The Faceless - Planetary Duality. Technical death metal album that found an outstanding balance between technically-impressive musicianship, interesting compositional intricacacies, and raw primal brutality. Nothing scratches that itch like this album does for me. And if you’re into drums, Alex Rudinger’s drumming in Xenochrist is wholly and entirely inhuman. The dude is an octopus trapped in a man’s body. I’d recommend watching his Xenochrist drum playthrough video if you’re particularly interested

    Infected Mushroom - Converting Vegetarians. These two guys are absolute wizards of music production, and this album showcases their insane ability to bring out such colorful personalities from their meticulously crafted synth leads, through gradual and dramatic evolution… Which they usually do in a familiar psy-trance setting. But the “chill side” half of this album accomplishes this wonderfully in a unique, much more relaxed, low-tempo style that I’m genuinely struggling to find words to describe

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    Skinny Puppy - Last Rights

    Stereolab - Dots and Loops

    Aesop Rock - Bazooka Tooth

    GWAR - Scumdogs of the Universe

    Herbie Hancock - Headhunters

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    ‘Mirrored’ by Battles (2007).

    They’ve got a mostly traditional setup and instrumentation, but the sounds they make are really strange and unique. Sometimes the words of the songs aren’t real words. It’s just really out there, from start to finish.

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    Crash Injury Trauma by isolrubin.bk. I once read a review stating the album was “music for binge drinking”.