Jock Jams- Various Artists
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
Okay, my real list (not really what you MUST hear before you die, just 10 that I like most):
Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger
Weezer - Maladroit
Black Crowes - Southern Harmony…
Guided By Voices - Earthquake Glue
Black Sabbath (Dio on vocals) - Dehumanizer
Gustav Holst - The Planets
John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
U2- All That You Can’t Leave Behind
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
Screaming Trees - Uncle Anesthesia
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Gotta love Uncle Anesthesia. I also like Sweet Oblivion.
Lynard Skynard - Second helping
Soundgarden - Superunknown
The beatles - Sgt. Peppers
Alice in chains - Dirt
The game - The documentary
Dr. Dre - Chronic 2001
Rehab - Southern Discomfort
Dj Drama - Gangsta grills the album
Nirvana - nevermind
Pink floyd - Dark side of the moon
[quote]LiveFromThe781 wrote:
Jock Jams- Various Artists[/quote]
LOL
Random order
-Beth Hart-Live at Paradiso
-Elton John-Honky Chateau
-Rufus Wainwright-Want One (or Want Two)
-BB King-Live at Apollo
-Ray Charles-The Definitive Collection
-DeadBoy & the Elephant Men-Dressed Up In Smoke
-Lucinda Williams-Essence (or any album)
-Pink Floyd-Division Bell (great for falling
asleep)
-Champion Jack Dupree-User’s Blues
The Dark Knight Soundtrack (seriously).
[quote]Cockney Blue wrote:
I think there should be a rule that says no greatest hits. An Album is something special, the artist chose the particular tracks in that order. A good album takes you on a journey.[/quote]
I hope you’re not including live albums as almost all of them fall under greatest hits. Anyone can do a great studio album but it takes a real musician to pull it off live.
Irish Tour"74", Waiting For Columbus, Made In Japan, and Europe"72"(A Grateful Dead album not yet mentioned but should have been) are all greatest hits and they WILL take you on a journey.
No Particular order, some others that haven’t been mentioned.
Chris Whitely- Dirt Floor
Jeff Beck- Blow by Blow
Derek and the Dominos- The Layla Sessions
Derek Trucks Band- Songlines
Geddy Lee- My Favorite Headache (for the Rush Haters)
Warren Haynes-Live at Bonaroo
Little Feat- Time Loves a Hero
Phil Manzanera- Diamond Head
Porcupine Tree- Stupid dream
Robin Trower- Bridge of sighs
So many it’s hard to stop at 10.
[quote]Testy1 wrote:
No Particular order, some others that haven’t been mentioned.
Chris Whitely- Dirt Floor
Jeff Beck- Blow by Blow
Derek and the Dominos- The Layla Sessions
Derek Trucks Band- Songlines
Geddy Lee- My Favorite Headache (for the Rush Haters)
Warren Haynes-Live at Bonaroo
Little Feat- Time Loves a Hero
Phil Manzanera- Diamond Head
Porcupine Tree- Stupid dream
Robin Trower- Bridge of sighs
So many it’s hard to stop at 10.
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Good call on Derek Trucks, he’s great
What no Beastie Boys?
Liscensed to Ill (loaded with old skool goodies)
Check your Head
Paul’s Boutique
I’ll allow live albums released by the band, no bootlegs.
Metallica - the black album
Best rap album ever= Life after death, notorious big
The “My Son is an Aspiring Bass Player” by VanderLaan Thread brought these out of the fog of my mind.
YES - Yessongs
Extreme - Waiting For The Punchline
Mahavishnu Orchestra - Birds Of Fire
Steeleye Span - Below The Salt - Parcel of Rogues
and some guilty pleasures
Lacuna Coil - Comalies
Chaotica = Prison Of Decay
Cruxshadows - Ethernaut
Xandria - Salome-The Seventh Veil
and one of the most played cd’s I own but it’s not for everyone as it’s a bit depressing
Sinamore - A New Day