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Your Three Favorite Albums Ever
Last post 02-26-2008, 8:22 PM by Paladin. 12 replies.
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 10-20-2007, 1:41 PM |
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Your Three Favorite Albums Ever
So what are they? And don't be a knob and say "well, I don't have albums, only CDs". They're the same thing. "Album" meaning a collection of songs.
In no particular order for me, subject to change:
Pink Floyd The Wall
KISS Destroyer
U2 Zooropa
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| 10-20-2007, 1:49 PM |
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Re: Your Three Favorite Albums Ever
Kanye West-all
Annie Lennox-arista
Queen Latifah -travelling light
If only God would give me some clear sign! Like making a large deposit in my name in a Swiss bank.
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| 10-20-2007, 7:29 PM |
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Re: Your Three Favorite Albums Ever
KISS...............................Alive 2.......I'll be modest and count that as one.
The Eagles............Hotel California.
Guns And Roses..........The Best Of Guns And Roses.
This answer is based on about five minutes of thinking.
But in all seriousness I'm 49 years old. I have played a lot of toons in my time. I can't nor will I ever try to pick three or three hundred favourates of all time.
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| 10-21-2007, 11:04 AM |
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Re: Your Three Favorite Albums Ever
I know, it's tough! Then right after you clicked the Post button, ten more pop up in your head.
Three more...
Van Halen, Fair Warning
Judas Priest, Screaming For Vengeance
Journey, Frontiers
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| 10-21-2007, 11:32 AM |
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Re: Your Three Favorite Albums Ever
This is a "hard one"
1) Blancmanage: Mange tout
2) Brian Eno and David Byrne: My life in the Bush of Ghosts
3) The The: 45RPM
Bestest 12":
Endgames: First Last For Everything
Favourable Mention:
Be Bop Deluxe: Raiding the Devine Archive
I dare anyone to request ANY of these @ C103 (they won't have them)
Any availaible as a "you send it" PM me
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| 10-23-2007, 11:59 AM |
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Re: Your Three Favorite Albums Ever
1) Jeff Buckley: Grace
2) Smashing Pumpkins: Siamese Dream (Guess when I grew up)
3) Machine Head: The Blackening
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| 11-16-2007, 3:06 AM |
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Re: Your Three Favorite Albums Ever
1. VACUUM - "The Plutonium Cathedral"
2. MONACO - "Music for pleasure"
3. DIDO - "Life for rent"
"If you see the teeth of the lion, do not think that the lion is smiling to you." — Al-Mutanabbi
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| 11-16-2007, 11:31 PM |
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Re: Your Three Favorite Albums Ever
Favourite band is Steely Dan. I constantly change which of theirs is my favourite, but I have a special regard for the first one, Can't Buy A Thrill.
Bruce Springsteen's Born To Run is another possibility.
From more recent times, I might go for something by Reel Big Fish or Jimmy Eat World.
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| 12-10-2007, 1:56 PM |
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Re: Your Three Favorite Albums Ever
It's hard to narrow it down to 3....
Rescue - Volume Plus Volume
Mock Orange - The Record Play
The Mars Volta - De-loused...
Other honorable mentions.
Radiohead - OK Computer (and everything they released after that one)
Mr. Bungle - California
Do Make Say Think - & yet & yet
Sigur Ros - ( ) and Takk...
Refused - The shape of punk to come
The Dean Malenkos - the album that turns girls into sluts
Mock Orange - Nines & Sixes
Q and not U - No kill no beep beep
that's what comes to mind at the moment. I know I'm leaving out albums that I would consider essentials
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| 12-10-2007, 3:42 PM |
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Re: Your Three Favorite Albums Ever
Mars Volta? I shudder in disgust.
You know, I could never get into them. I find their sound so irritating. But they do have quite the cult following...
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| 12-10-2007, 5:46 PM |
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Re: Your Three Favorite Albums Ever
I can see how some people might have a hard time getting into them. Actually, I never got into their later albums... but in my opinion, this first one is absolutely brilliant, start to finish.
What I heard of their other albums didn't flow as well.
I'm not sure if they kept this up, but their first 2 albums were concepts. De-loused is a story about their friend who was in a coma, their 2nd (Frances the mute) was based on someone's diary...basically telling that person's life story.
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| 01-11-2008, 2:44 AM |
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Re: Your Three Favorite Albums Ever
1. Fool's Garden - "25 miles to Kissemee"
2. Dido - "Life for rent"
3. Monaco - "Music for pleasure"
"If you see the teeth of the lion, do not think that the lion is smiling to you." — Al-Mutanabbi
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| 02-26-2008, 8:22 PM |
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Paladin
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My Three Favorite Albums Ever
 
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