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Snorri1234 wrote:

heavycola wrote:And I can't believe no one has mentioned Stevie Wonder yet.

I don't have any of his albums.

Little Richard?

And Kevin Ayers & the Whole World's Shooting at the Moon.

THE BEATLES
can't find a bad album from them

Tough choice and in no order:

1. Sunny day real estate - The rising tide
2. Stevie Wonder - Songs in the key of life
3. Hum - Downward is Heavenward
4. Pink Floyd - Wish you were here
5. Portishead - Dummy
6. The Get up kids - Something to write home about
7. Ben Folds - Live w/ WASO
8. At the drive in - Relationship of command
9. Isis - Celestial
10. Radiohead - Ok computer

GoVegan wrote:6. The Get up kids - Something to write home about

omg. In high school I was ALL ABOUT IT. Haven't thought about this album in a really long time. I should listen to it...

btownmeggy wrote:

GoVegan wrote:6. The Get up kids - Something to write home about

omg. In high school I was ALL ABOUT IT. Haven't thought about this album in a really long time. I should listen to it...

You should! That record is 10 from start to finish.

btownmeggy wrote:

GoVegan wrote:6. The Get up kids - Something to write home about

omg. In high school I was ALL ABOUT IT. Haven't thought about this album in a really long time. I should listen to it...

When I was in the first 2 classes of highschool it was all about limp bizkit.


Yeah, sometimes memories are best left memories.

Snorri1234 wrote:

btownmeggy wrote:

GoVegan wrote:6. The Get up kids - Something to write home about

omg. In high school I was ALL ABOUT IT. Haven't thought about this album in a really long time. I should listen to it...

When I was in the first 2 classes of highschool it was all about limp bizkit.


Yeah, sometimes memories are best left memories.

Well, I listened to the Amazon.com preview of GoVegan's #6 (http://www.amazon.com/Something-Write-H ... B00001SVM3). It wasn't bad (certainly on no Limp Bizkit level). I still knew every single word. "I'm a loner, Dottie, a rebel" was my favorite back in the day, and today I liked "Out of Reach" best. I guess I'm just into some easier listening these days. I gotta say, though... that album had a big impact on WHO I AM. Holy heck, the rocking out I engaged in. *tear in the eye*

Gotta put Garth Brooks and Presley up there as well.

muy_thaiguy wrote:Gotta put Garth Brooks and Presley up there as well.

What, on the scaffold?

jonesthecurl wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:Gotta put Garth Brooks and Presley up there as well.

What, on the scaffold?

Well, not nesscarily albums as a whole, but in singles, they are the top two in the US.

Nickelback- Silver Side Up
Def Leopard - HYSTERIA
Evanescence- Fallen
Motley Crue - Dr. Feelgood
among many others!

clapper011 wrote:Nickelback- Silver Side Up
Def Leopard - HYSTERIA
Evanescence- Fallen
Motley Crue - Dr. Feelgood
among many others!

You got good taste for a chick.

10 good ones !

Dark side of the moon - Pink Floyd
Automatic FTP - REM
Led Zep 4 - Zeppelin
Desire - Dylan
Making Movies - Dire Straits
Blue - Joni Mitchell
American Stars and Bars - Neil Young
Revolver - Beatles
Whos Next - Who
Urban Hymns - Verve

And 5 more for luck

Hunky Dory - Bowie
Doors - Doors
Ok Computer - Radiohead
Tapestry - Carol King
Elgar - Enigma Variations

I rarely listen to albums as wholes, but these two truly are more then a sum their singles:

Manhattan Transfer - Brazil

Eminem - The Eminem Show

1. Bat Out of Hell-Meatloaf
2. Hot August Night-Neal Diamond
3. Tea for the Tillerman-Cat Stevens
4. Scarecrow-John Mellancamp
5. Rumours-Fleetwood Mac
6. Blood on the Tracks-Bob Dylan
7. In Time-R.E.M.
8. Christmas Song-Nat King Cole
9. The Singles 1969-1973 -The Carpenters
10. Vol. 1-Traveling Wilbury's

You guys need to get off classic rock's penis.

Meatloaf- its never been clear to me why he thought he could sing.

suggs wrote:Meatloaf- its never been clear to me why he thought he could sing.

I'm sure he doesn't give it much thought these days with the royalty checks coming in. lol

qeee1 wrote:You guys need to get off classic rock's penis.

I was about to say the same for many of those that only listed alterna-rock, oddly enough.

DAZMCFC wrote:in no particular order.

James - One Man Clapping (Live Albumn)
Stone Roses - Stone Roses
Public Enemy - Yo Bum Rush the Show
N.W.A - Straight outta Compton
Wedding Present - Seamonsters
Wedding Present - Bizarro
Pixies - Doolittle
The Smiths - Hatful of Hollow
Nirvanna - Nevermind
Snowpatrol - Final Straw
Shed 7 - Going for Gold
Housemartins - Hull 4 London 0


specail mentions to Best of:
The La's
Cast
Chemical Brothers (singles)
Prodigy
Beutiful South (Carry on up the charts)
Ian Brown
Morrissey

forgot to mention The Verve - Urban Hymns

In no particular order, my top 10 favorite albums:


Weezer- Blue
Wolfmother- Self Titled
Green Day- International Superhits
Guns N' Roses- Greatest Hits
Rolling Stones- Sticky Fingers
The Who- Who's Next
Styx- Greatest Hits
Led Zeppelin- Led Zeppelin IV
Offspring- Smash
Red Hot Chili Peppers- Greatest Hits


Don't care if they're great or not.
ECX

In no particular order

1. War of the Worlds- Jeff Wayne
2. Sream, Dracula, Scream- Rocket from the Crypt
3. Wish You Were Here- Pink Floyd
4. Number of the Beast- Iron Maiden
5. Exodus- Bob Marley
6. August and Everything After- The Counting Crows
7. Love Over Gold- Dire Straits
8. Folsom Prison Blues- Johnny Cash
9. Arrival- ABBA
10. The Very Best of Nina Simone

Please dont take the piss, I havnt said anything derogatory about Morrisey, The Smiths or the Stone Roses although I could and probably should.