Title: Impact Is Imminent
Content:  there was one album I could have back and record again it would be Impact." He went on to praise the album for having "some of the best riffs I've ever written." Holt restated his opinion of the record during an April 2020 interview with Robb Flynn of Machine Head: "I listen back to Impact Is Imminent, and if there’s one album in my career I wish... I had it back, like it’d never been released, it’s that album, because it’s got some of the best riffs I ever wrote. I mean, the main riff to ‘Impact Is Imminent’ is my favorite riff I’ve ever written. It’s crazy, the string skipping, no one had ever done that shit."
Title: Hope Is Important
Content:  Musically, the sound of Hope Is Important has been described as grunge and punk rock, with influence from indie rock, drawing comparison to Bleach (1989) by Nirvana. Woomble said the album's title could be interpreted as "either the most positive thing you could ever say or the vaguest statement you could ever make". Half of the tracks were written in 1997, with the remainder being done in the opening months of 1998. Author Andy Greenwald said the album switched between "minute-long punk screamfests" and "string-laden melodic odes". In 2008, Woomble viewed it as an "incomplete album" due to its sound of an artist that is "split between their past and future and with barely any studio experience to 
Title: Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814
Content:  The album notably influenced Michael Jackson's Dangerous (1991) and HIStory (1995), the latter of which features the sibling's duet "Scream", produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. Its impact also extends to indie and alternative rock music, with School of Seven Bells, A Sunny Day in Glasgow, and Alexis Krauss of Sleigh Bells citing the album as an influence in their work. MTV's Brenna Ehrlich remarked: "From Beyoncé ... to Britney Spears to Robyn to Sleigh Bells, the influence of Jackson's game-changer of a record is still rippling through the radio waves (or SoundCloud waves) today." Jackson's handwritten lyrics to 
Title: Teargas &amp; Plateglass
Content:  Their second album Black Triage was released in 2008. Impose described it as "brutal" and compared it to Burial. To complement the visceral music, the text inside the CD booklet was penned by the filmmaker Godfrey Reggio of Koyaanisqatsi fame. Three music videos were produced for the album and debuted at the 2007 American Film Institute Festival, which called the band 'a bold experimental vision'.
Title: Storm the Studio
Content:  called it industrial, techno, acid house, even hip-hop, which seems ridiculous in retrospect, but terms like darkcore, breakbeat, trip-hop, and that most heinous of genre names, IDM, hadn't been invented yet, so there was simply no way to pigeonhole Jack Dangers' and Jonny Stephens' dark, restless, sample-laden soundscapes."" The album has proven influential, with Alex Veronac of Release Magazine writing that the album affected many musicians and producers in the techno, noise, industrial and dance scenes, while William Tilland of AllMusic wrote that the album's "heavy, pounding mix of dub, hip-hop, and incipient techno impulses" were influential on many drum and bass and trip hop artists 
Title: Heartbreak on a Full Moon
Content:  that "considering Brown's affection to rap, the album's shape might have been thought as an exaggeration of what classic albums like Speakerboxxx/The Love Below or All Eyez on Me were, or maybe he took it from something like Prince's Emancipation, but surely none of the album that likely inspired its structure changed albums' physique the way Brown's album did". Its musical style inspired various artists through its songwriting and dark sound. Some of the singers that cited the album as an influence for their work were Kanye West, August Alsina, 6lack, Yung Bleu, H.E.R., T-Pain, Bryson Tiller and Billie Eilish.
Title: Inflikted
Content:  roots. It's like thrash, death metal and hardcore punk all rolled up, and it was easy because that's the stuff we like. It's the very heart of what Igor and I are about. The passion of metal and punk will never die. It was a new start for me and Igor - our first music together for 12 years and such a positive and emotional experience. We got over those nerves, and ended up having a great time making that album. Sometimes Igor would play so hard his wife wondered if he was on coke... It has a quality that is pure Max and Igor, not Soulfly or Sepultura or anything else out there."
Title: The Land of Rape and Honey
Content:  The album was certified gold by the RIAA in January 1996 and was re-issued by Wounded Bird Records in 2007. Tom Moon wrote in 1,000 Recordings to Hear Before You Die that the album "became the blueprint for all of what was tagged as 'industrial' dance music". Fear Factory, Linkin Park, Slipknot and Nine Inch Nails have cited this album as a major influence. Jourgensen has cited The Land of Rape and Honey as his favorite Ministry album, likening it to a learning experience that changes one's life. However, Jourgensen said that "Stigmata" is his least favorite song in the Ministry catalogue for its simplistic songwriting despite its popularity. The track is featured in Richard Stanley's 1990 science fiction thriller Hardware, although the band shown performing the track is Gwar. Marilyn Manson performed a cover on the soundtrack of the film Atomic Blonde. "Golden Dawn" is featured in the trailer for the 1992 film Freejack.
Title: Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Content:  (1989), Smashing Pumpkins' Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness (1995), Radiohead's OK Computer (1997), Oasis' Be Here Now (1997) and the Flaming Lips' The Soft Bulletin (1999) as albums that "for better or for worse... would not have existed" without Sgt. Pepper. Writing for Mojo in 2007, John Harris said that the album's influence resonates in the "identity games" of Gnarls Barkley, in the ambitious song cycle of Green Day's 2004 album American Idiot, in the respect afforded adventurous musicians such as Damon Albarn and Wayne Coyne, and particularly in the audience's expectation that foremost artists will "progress" and perhaps "ascend to a watershed point at which influence, experience and ambition cohere into something that just might blow our minds".
Title: Sound Affects
Content:  Noted musical influences on Sound Affects include post-punk groups such as Wire, Gang of Four, and Joy Division and, particularly evident in Rick Buckler's drumming, Michael Jackson's Off the Wall. Paul Weller has freely admitted that the Beatles' Revolver was a major influence on much of the material on Sound Affects. At the time of its release, he said that he considered the album a cross between Off the Wall and Revolver. "Start!" is built around an almost exact copy of the bassline from the Beatles' "Taxman", the first track on Revolver, and includes a homage to its guitar solo. "Pretty Green" includes a funk bassline and rhythm with melodic guitar breaks and psychedelic sound effects. "That's Entertainment" is an acoustic ballad. "Boy About Town" and "Dream Time" include horns.

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