Jujimufu's music
I mostly listen to metal. I have crafted a collection of public metal playlists on Google Play Music, anyone can see the listed songs and sample! Subscribe to Google Play All Access Music for just $10 per month to listen to all these tracks in full length (highly recommended, better than Pandora). These Google Play Music playlists are my own dynamic playlists, so I listen to them myself and add to them regularly!
Anubis Gate - s/t (2011) - Progressive metal that is complicated and catchy, without coming off as pompous. I've listened to it from start to finish countless times, never itching to skip a track. In fact, overall, this is my favorite through-listen album of all time.
Vanden Plas - The Seraphic Clockwork (2010) - Progressive metal that sucks you right in. Love it when they get heavy. The first 3 tracks are killer and the rest is fucking great.
Angra - Temple of Shadows (2004) - Power metal arranged somewhat progressively, this is Angra's best album by far. Complete with catchy, addictive recurring melodies and themes, the fun Brazilian sound and the ups and downs will hold your attention to the very end. Everything else they've done downright sucks compared to this one. As far as Angra goes, this is it.
Callenish Circle - My Passion // Your Pain (2003) - Death metal. A real gem! Heavy, thick, and plenty of bass. High energy and easy to break into and away from. This is a very useful album to have on your training playlist.
Pain of Salvation - Remedy Lane (2002) - Progressive metal. This is a very moody, emotional, and unusual album... about sex... It's a masterpiece. Bonus recommendation: I've gotten stoned a few times in my past, and this is one of the best things you can listen to like that.
Gamma Ray - No World Order (2001) - Power metal. Gamma Ray's only good album in my opinion, and boy is it gooooood! This is what I call perfect power metal. Actually, this is the best power metal album there is in existence.
Nevemore - Dead Heart in Dead World (2000) - Progressive Power Death Metal? What genre is Nevermore exactly? Who cares, because whatever it is this album will wipe the floor with you. If I had to pick just one album to train to for the rest of my life, this would be it. Makes me want to sit down and snap and sniff a box of 100 ammonia inhalants one by one until the box is empty, or the album ends, whichever one comes first.
Overkill - Bloodletting (2000) - Thrash Metal. Overkill's best album. Every song on this album is incredibly fun and catchy. This one is definitely going to put a grin on your face and make you stomp your feet! So yeah, this is the most fun album of my top ten.
Pain of Salvation - The Perfect Element I (2000) - Progressive metal from Pain of Salvation again? Oh yeah! This album has one of the biggest cult followings of any progressive metal album out there. The sound the band achieved on this album is so rare, that nothing like it has been made since, even by the band itself.
Manowar - Louder than Hell (1996) - Heavy metal! Brother's of Metal! Fighting for metal, metal that is real! The best of the cheesiest of the cheesy heavy metals. So cheesy that it transcends cheese, and goes beyond, to the realms of beyond-cheese metal history. One of the most popular metal albums of all time.
I love to help people explore great metal! Have recommendations for me?[/caption]
I'd like to also thank my three best music buddies for inspiring many of my favorites:
Without these guys, I would have missed out on a lot of great groups! Start chatting about metal with these three gentlemen![/caption]
- Note: Some songs I wanted to add are not available on Google Play.
- I've listed the missing songs in this .txt document:
Jujimufu's Music missing songs text file
The Jujimufu Alphabet of Metal
- I picked a few of my favorite songs from bands
- Then play-listed them alphabetically by artist name.
Jujimufu artist mixes
- Jujimufu Anathema mix
- Jujimufu Blaze Bayley mix
- Jujimufu Callenish Circle mix
- Jujimufu D.C. Cooper mix
- Jujimufu Dark Moor mix
- Jujimufu Edu Falaschi mix
- Jujimufu Gamma Ray mix (see missing songs .txt file)
- Jujimufu Helloween mix
- Jujimufu Iced Earth mix
- Jujimufu Iron Maiden mix (see missing songs .txt file)
- Jujimufu Labyrinth mix (see missing songs .txt file)
- Jujimufu Nevermore mix
- Jujimufu November Doom mix
- Jujimufu Overkill mix
- Jujimufu Pain of Salvation mix
- Jujimufu Pink Cream 69 mix (see missing songs .txt file)
- Jujimufu Primal Fear mix
- Jujimufu Scar Symmetry and Sybreed mix
- Jujimufu Shadow Gallery mix
- Jujimufu Static X mix
- Jujimufu Stratovarius mix
- Jujimufu Symphorce and Brainstorm mix
- Jujimufu Tarot mix (see missing songs .txt file)
- Jujimufu Vision Divine mix (see missing songs .txt file)
- Jujimufu Wuthering Heights mix
Jujimufu custom mixes
- Jujimufu MAX OUT metal mix
- Jujimufu Power cheese sampler
- Jujimufu Death metal sampler
- Jujimufu Mainstream metal sampler
- Jujimufu Progressive metal sampler
- Jujimufu Mood metal mix
- Jujimufu Instrumental metal mix
- Jujimufu Metal love songs
- Jujimufu Worth-the-wait slow build up metal mix
Playlists that are not metal!
Jujimufu's top metal albums of all time
Favorite 10 ordered by year and name:
Anubis Gate - s/t (2011) - Progressive metal that is complicated and catchy, without coming off as pompous. I've listened to it from start to finish countless times, never itching to skip a track. In fact, overall, this is my favorite through-listen album of all time.
Vanden Plas - The Seraphic Clockwork (2010) - Progressive metal that sucks you right in. Love it when they get heavy. The first 3 tracks are killer and the rest is fucking great.
Angra - Temple of Shadows (2004) - Power metal arranged somewhat progressively, this is Angra's best album by far. Complete with catchy, addictive recurring melodies and themes, the fun Brazilian sound and the ups and downs will hold your attention to the very end. Everything else they've done downright sucks compared to this one. As far as Angra goes, this is it.
Callenish Circle - My Passion // Your Pain (2003) - Death metal. A real gem! Heavy, thick, and plenty of bass. High energy and easy to break into and away from. This is a very useful album to have on your training playlist.
Pain of Salvation - Remedy Lane (2002) - Progressive metal. This is a very moody, emotional, and unusual album... about sex... It's a masterpiece. Bonus recommendation: I've gotten stoned a few times in my past, and this is one of the best things you can listen to like that.
Gamma Ray - No World Order (2001) - Power metal. Gamma Ray's only good album in my opinion, and boy is it gooooood! This is what I call perfect power metal. Actually, this is the best power metal album there is in existence.
Nevemore - Dead Heart in Dead World (2000) - Progressive Power Death Metal? What genre is Nevermore exactly? Who cares, because whatever it is this album will wipe the floor with you. If I had to pick just one album to train to for the rest of my life, this would be it. Makes me want to sit down and snap and sniff a box of 100 ammonia inhalants one by one until the box is empty, or the album ends, whichever one comes first.
Overkill - Bloodletting (2000) - Thrash Metal. Overkill's best album. Every song on this album is incredibly fun and catchy. This one is definitely going to put a grin on your face and make you stomp your feet! So yeah, this is the most fun album of my top ten.
Pain of Salvation - The Perfect Element I (2000) - Progressive metal from Pain of Salvation again? Oh yeah! This album has one of the biggest cult followings of any progressive metal album out there. The sound the band achieved on this album is so rare, that nothing like it has been made since, even by the band itself.
Manowar - Louder than Hell (1996) - Heavy metal! Brother's of Metal! Fighting for metal, metal that is real! The best of the cheesiest of the cheesy heavy metals. So cheesy that it transcends cheese, and goes beyond, to the realms of beyond-cheese metal history. One of the most popular metal albums of all time.
And the rest!
- Royal Hunt - A Life to Die for (2013) - Progressive metal
- Anathema - Weather Systems (2012) - Progressive rock/metal
- Dead Letter Circus - This is the Warning (2010) - Progressive rock/metal
- DGM - FrAme (2009) - Progressive power metal
- Mercenary - Architect of Lies (2008) - Heavy metal
- Warrel Dane - Praises to the War Machine (2008) - Moody death metal
- Circus Maximus - Isolate (2007) - Progressive metal
- DGM - Different Shapes (2007) - Progressive metal
- Shadow Gallery - Tyranny (2007) - Progressive metal
- Threshold - Dead Reckoning (2007) - Progressive rock/metal
- Almah - Almah (2006) - Power metal
- Andromeda - Chimera (2006) - Progressive metal
- Roswell six - Terra Incognito (2006) - Progressive rock/metal
- Kiko Loureiro - No Gravity (2005) - Instrumental Brazilian rock/metal
- Pagan's Mind - Enigmatic Calling (2005) - Progressive metal
- XsavioR - Caleidoscope (2005) - Progressive metal
- Heimdall - Hard as Iron (2004) - Power metal
- Vision Divine - Stream of Consciousness (2004) - Power metal
- Wintersun - Wintersun (2004) - Black folk metal
- Firewind - Burning Earth (2003) - Heavy metal
- Kamelot - Epica (2003) - Power metal
- Masterplan - Masterplan (2003) - Power metal
- Opeth - Damnation (2003) - Progressive mood metal
- Iron Maiden - Brave New World (2002) - Iron Maiden metal
- Helloween - The Dark Ride (2000) - Power metal
- D.C. Cooper - S/T (1999) - Rock/Metal
- Bruce Dickinson - The Chemical Wedding (1998) - Heavy metal
- Iced Earth - Something Wicked This Way Comes (1998) - Dark heavy metal
Find something you like?
Comment below and let me know what you like! [caption id="attachment_4591" align="alignnone" width="600"] I love to help people explore great metal! Have recommendations for me?[/caption]
I'd like to also thank my three best music buddies for inspiring many of my favorites:
- Scott McDonald - The handsome singer - Clear vocal metal recommendations.
- Jan Thore Ramsvik Frostad - The guitarist - Instrumental metal recommendations.
- Chris Kunst (Tats) - The flexible collector - Viking, folk metal recommendations.
Without these guys, I would have missed out on a lot of great groups! Start chatting about metal with these three gentlemen![/caption]