best album of all time

[ss_11000]

Hi guys and gals:)

what do you think is the best musical album time?



don't rip me off for this but i rekon its the red hot chilli peppers's: californiacation album:D



the story behind this is a argument i got into at school a couple of days ago.:) and i just wanted to know what you guys (and gals) thought.

[Rusty]

The best album of all time is Led Zeppelin's fourth album, known as Led Zeppelin IV, or "the Runes Album" after the four mysterious symbols that comprise it's actual title. This has actually been proven true by science, as well as being a point of common agreement among cross-cultural social philosophers, theologians and taxi-drivers.

Or any of their other studio albums.

What a lovely idea for a thread.:)

Regards,
Rusty.

[Ianab]

Never going to get a single consensus on this one :D

RHCP is good, Led Zep will be in the top 10 for sure, but Metallica / Pearl Jam / U2 / Hendrix / ... arrgh the list just goes on :cool:

Ian

[Groggy]

Abbey Road (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbey_Road_%28album%29), The Beatles (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beatles), released September 26, 1969.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/f/f2/AbbeyRoad.jpg/200px-AbbeyRoad.jpg

That's a personal opinion anyway. Worldwide opinion I suspect goes with the Eagles: Their Greatest Hits album from 1976 (?). For the audiophiles, probably Roy Orbison and co in Black and White Night, 1987, which is just awesome listening in SACD.

[ss_11000]

hi again

groggy, i have no idea what/who abbey road( probably because of my age) is so

could everyone please put a decade (if you know it ) and a band name to it to

[Tonyz]

Simon & Gurfunkel= Bridge over trounled water
Neil Diamond = Hot August Night
Linda Rhonstad.... who cares what the album was it was just her

Tonto

[BrisBen]

Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique 1989

When hip hop was young enough to not be commercialised and you could cut and paste just about anything together to make a song, funk, jazz, rock, reggae and even a touch of Bob Dylan

[Auld Bassoon]

I'm not sure if this really qualifies as an "album", but Martha Argerich playing J.S. Bach's English Suite (on Deutsche Grammophon), or perhaps Martha again, with the Rach 3, under Karajan, or...

Hmm, so much depends on context, mood, etc

Maybe the Led Zeppelin album with "The Hangman's Tale"?, or Enya's first solo Album?

No answer, because none is possible :)

[Ianab]

Off on as hijack...

Local radio station is running a TOP 1000 Countdown :cool:

Get listeners to vote for their favourite 10 songs, then add up the 100,000 votes and make up a top 1000 songs.

At least we have 2 weeks of no repeats, but the 2nd week will be a lot better than the first one :cool:

Think they got to number 940 today....

Ian

[ss_11000]

Off on as hijack...

Local radio station is running a TOP 1000 Countdown :cool:

Get listeners to vote for their favourite 10 songs, then add up the 100,000 votes and make up a top 1000 songs.

At least we have 2 weeks of no repeats, but the 2nd week will be a lot better than the first one :cool:

Think they got to number 940 today....

Ian

don't know how often but kofm from where i am has top 1000 (actually i think its once a year)

any way whats your fave album?

[MajorPanic]

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon

[redwood]

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon



Dark Side of the Moon Syncronised with the vid - Widard of Oz. what a blast.

mines a toss up between

Born to Run - Bruce Springsteen.
Heart Attack and Vine - Tom Waits
Transformer - Lou Reed

[DanP]

I'm with the kid.

[Driver]

A couple of caveats first:-

- I don't have a single favourite album

- Assuming that compilations, greatest hits collections and "Best Ofs" are excluded;

Here are some to think about:-

Money For Nothing - Dire Straits
Pet Sounds - The Beach Boys
Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - The Beatles
Back To The Roots - John Mayall (And Some Memorable Men)
Madman Across The Water - Elton John (best thing he ever did)

[ss_11000]

I'm with the kid.

would that be me?:D

if so greenie is lined up!

[floyd7]

Pink Floyd - Animals

[glock40sw]

Skyhooks...Living in the 70's

[Caliban]

Have to agree with driver.
When I was a kid I thought Meatloaf's bat out of hell was a real balltearer, not a bad song on it. I listened to it last time I did a long car trip alone. Don't have the same opinion anymore.:confused: :confused: :confused:
nowadays anything by Dire Straits is ok by me.

[ss_11000]

Have to agree with driver.
When I was a kid I thought Meatloaf's bat out of hell was a real balltearer, not a bad song on it. I listened to it last time I did a long car trip alone. Don't have the same opinion anymore.:confused: :confused: :confused:
nowadays anything by Dire Straits is ok by me.

dire straits is good:) . just not as good as rhcp.:D (but who knows i might end up like you did with meatloaf?)

[Shedhand]

Nighthawks at the Diner - Tom Waites :cool::cool:
Heart Attack and Vine - Tom Waites :cool::cool::cool:
The Wall - Pink Floyd :cool::cool::cool:
Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd :cool::cool::cool::cool::cool:
Buena Vista Social Club - Ry Cooder :cool::cool::cool::cool:
LZ IV - Led Zeppelin :cool::cool::cool::cool::cool:
plus the other 300 best albums of all time I own.. :D:D:D

[Daddles]

I'm confused - they haven't made music since 1976 have they? :D

Actually, that is a quote from my (younger) sister. Me, I reckon they stopped about 1979 :D

Deep Purple - darned near any one of their later discs.

But then again, there's John Williamson :rolleyes:

Yup, I like all sorts

Richard

[redwood]

Nighthawks at the Diner - Tom Waites :cool::cool:
Heart Attack and Vine - Tom Waites :cool::cool::cool:
Buena Vista Social Club - Ry Cooder :cool::cool::cool::cool:


Geez Shed ill have to throw you a greenie:D another tom waits fan:D :D and a bit of ry cooder thrown in. Something makes me think youd have a few little feet lp`s as well:D

[Grunt]

Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick (1972)
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (1975)
Neil Young - Harvest (1972)
Pearl Jam - VS (1993)
Pink Floyd - Animals (1977)
The Who - Quadrophenia (1973)
Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks (1975)
Led Zeplin - LZ 4

Californication is damn fine album but didn't quite make it.

There are two sound tracks which I think are just outstanding. That is Until the End of the World and Dead Man Walking.

Showing my age I'm afraid.

[Harry72]

Powder Finger "Vulture Street"

[Daddles]

Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick (1972)
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (1975)
Neil Young - Harvest (1972)
Pearl Jam - VS (1993)
Pink Floyd - Animals (1977)
The Who - Quadrophenia (1973)
Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks (1975)
Led Zeplin - LZ 4

Californication is damn fine album but didn't quite make it.

There are two sound tracks which I think are just outstanding. That is Until the End of the World and Dead Man Walking.

Showing my age I'm afraid.

Lookit the dates. My sister rests her case :D

Richard

[redwood]

Dead Man Walking.

.

in my top ten:cool:

[BrisBen]

Grunt

Are you referring to the Quadrophenia soundtrack album

or the double gatefold rock opera album with the booklet in the middle ?

(both are classics by the way)

Oh I want to put in another one

Curtis Mayfield - Superfly Soundtrack 1972

Oh and Stirlo, between Curtis Mayfield, George Clinton and Sly Stone you will find out where RHCP got their influences

[Shedhand]

Geez Shed ill have to throw you a greenie:D another tom waits fan:D :D and a bit of ry cooder thrown in. Something makes me think youd have a few little feet lp`s as well:DMate, I have every album of Tom Waites' and Ry Cooder, Leo Kottke (except Circle Round the Sun) JJ Cale,and Eric Clapton, etc...LP's Doobies, Emerson, Lake Palmer, Neil Young Crazy Horse. etc etc.;):cool::cool::cool:

[redwood]

seen Leo Kottke at the opera house. that bloke is a genius:D

[Shedhand]

seen Leo Kottke at the opera house. that bloke is a genius:DMy youngest brother saw him in Melbourne quite a few years. He took his guitar to get autographed. Kottke invited him backstage after the show and was so impressed with little brother's playing (in the Kottke style) that they had a jam session. He's also a big fan and adept of Robert Fripp (King Crimson).:):cool:

[Andy Mac]

I always think of them as the desert island albums, and the list swaps around...which ones could you take if that's all you could listen to.:D

1/something by Van Morrison, not a Best of, maybe 'Common One', classical almost.
2/Johnny Winter 'Nothin' but the Blues"
3/ Dire Straits self titled, their first one and the best debut of all time!
4/ Pink Floyd 'Wish you were here'
5/ Red Hot Chilli Peppers 'Californication'

but where's Paul Kelly, KD Lang, Corey Harris, Harry Manx....?:eek:

Good question ss!

[Lignum]

My five Desert Island disks -

Greatest hits - All Green
Blood on the Tracks - Bob Dylan
Rocket to Russia - Ramons
Bitches Brew - Milles Davis
Music from big Pink - The Band
:D

Apologies to -

Live at the Apolo - James Brown
Wheels of Fire - Cream
Nebraska - Bruce Sprinsteen
American Beauty - Gratefull Dead
Cosmos Factory - Creedence
:D

[boban]

The Cult - Best of the Cult
ACDC - Back in Black
Dire Straits - Money for Nothing
Neil Diamond - Greatest Hits
Noiseworks - Noiseworks (the first album)

[RufflyRustic]

I'm with Major Panic - Pink Floyd and Dark Side of the Moon - great album that, very inspirational for a bit of poetry and a bit of artwork to go with the poetry. Must dig out that album tonight for a listen.

My second choice is Queen - all their 80's and 90's releases and not as many of their 70's releases.

[Zed]

WHAT A SUBJECTIVE QUESTION!!! impossible to define universally but mine are currently listed as :

dark side of the moon - P Floyd
machine head - Deep purple
Hot rats, Make a jazz Noise here, Zoot Allures, Apostrophe, YCDTOSA V 1-6, Grand Wazoo - Zappa
Best of Cold Chisel (technically not an album... but...)
honeymoon is over - cruel sea


In fact anyone who is serious about thier music and hasnt heard it - I suggest you listen to Hot Rats - it is a truely awesome album.

I bet no-one lists Rogue Traders (are you paying attention Harry72?? :D :D )

[Felder]

Has anyone heard the latest "Rogue Traders" album? Instant classic! What a great band! Sorry Zed.:p:p;)

Californication is a good album but I prefer Blood Sugar Sex Magik from RHCP.
And the Honeymoon Is Over was good but I preferred Three Legged Dog from The Cruel Sea.

My personal favourite though is 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1 from Midnight Oil.:D:D

So many more to list..........so I won't.

But Pink Floyd would be up there, as well as Led Zep, but sorry Ruffly - Queen doesn't come close in my book:o

[Bodgy]

Let it Bleed, closely followed by Dark Side of the Moon.

Bit of Trivia. Remember about 10 years ago, all these 70 and 80 bands suddenly leapt out of retirement and hit the road again? Apparently a lot of them used a Seppo investment adviser who got a bit up himself, and blew the lot on some 'highly speculative' investments and then shot thru.

Oops, there goes the super!

Hence dust off the glad rags, have a shave (or not) and hit the road - due to overwhelming demand, of course.

[RufflyRustic]

From memory, Queen did a song about their manager who did something like that to them - Death on Two Legs.

Felder, no problems. I can't stand Red Hot Chilli Peppers and especially Californication.


Cheers
RR

[Slavo]

Grace- Jeff Buckley
Head Injuries - Midnight Oil
You got me a girls bike you idiot - Bodyjar (only because it's the funniest album title)

[TassieKiwi]

Hooooey!

"How do the angels get to sleep when the Devil leaves the porch light on?

and

"...I bet she's still a virgin, but it's only twenty-five to nine....

Tom Waits' genius.

Johnny Cash, Waylon And Willie
Most of Mark Knopfler's stuff, and Dire Straits'
Floyd
Jackson Browne - Lives in the Balance
Van the Man
Some of Guns'n'roses, RHCP, Van Halen, Cheap Trick, Meatloaf
Chisel
Love at the Greek
Jon Lee Hooker
Get Rythym - Ry Cooder (Okinawa!)
Pogues
and...







John Denver. RIP John, you did some good.

[Shannon]

So many albulms...... so little space to wite them down.

From reading the thread I feel it is very subjective, but mostly I think it depends on the age of the individual and generally the music that sticks with them is from between mid teens to mid 20's. On the whole whether we like it or not we end up having an "era" of music where we sit. Some embrace that, others (like me) try to not be boxed, but I still end up with the same 10 or so albulms in my classics lists and they all reside around the grunge era of the 90's.

You see i'm like Felder, I like RHCP, but to me blood sugar sex migik is heaps better than californication. I was in year 11 in 1990 when it came out in Aus.

My father intro'd me to Tom Waits too, but I like some of his newer stuff better, not real new but sordfishtrombone, raindogs, and bone machine are standouts for me.

OK albulms - as at time of writing, music means a lot to me so I change this list quite regularly. No particular order.

Foo fighters - The colour and the shape
Metallica - Load (purists will lynch me, but the new direction was cool)
U2 - Actung baby - again totally new direction and groundbreaking
Nirvana - smells like teen spirit
Bruce springsteen - born in the usa

I could go on and on and on..... these are standouts for me because they were in a lifechanging period, I would also say that at the moment they would not be considered "classics" like some of the previos names, but also most of those are 70's albums and therefore have had an extra 20 or so years to earn the title. We'll check back in a decade to see how I'm fairing :D :D

[ss_11000]

Has anyone heard the latest "Rogue Traders" album? Instant classic! What a great band! Sorry Zed.:p:p;)

Californication is a good album but I prefer Blood Sugar Sex Magik from RHCP.
And the Honeymoon Is Over was good but I preferred Three Legged Dog from The Cruel Sea.

My personal favourite though is 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1 from Midnight Oil.:D:D

So many more to list..........so I won't.

But Pink Floyd would be up there, as well as Led Zep, but sorry Ruffly - Queen doesn't come close in my book:o


gots to get that rhcp album.

greenie coming to you- midnite oil used to be my fave band:D

[ss_11000]

So many albulms...... so little space to wite them down.

From reading the thread I feel it is very subjective, but mostly I think it depends on the age of the individual and generally the music that sticks with them is from between mid teens to mid 20's. On the whole whether we like it or not we end up having an "era" of music where we sit. Some embrace that, others (like me) try to not be boxed, but I still end up with the same 10 or so albulms in my classics lists and they all reside around the grunge era of the 90's.

You see i'm like Felder, I like RHCP, but to me blood sugar sex migik is heaps better than californication. I was in year 11 in 1990 when it came out in Aus.

My father intro'd me to Tom Waits too, but I like some of his newer stuff better, not real new but sordfishtrombone, raindogs, and bone machine are standouts for me.

OK albulms - as at time of writing, music means a lot to me so I change this list quite regularly. No particular order.

Foo fighters - The colour and the shape
Metallica - Load (purists will lynch me, but the new direction was cool)
U2 - Actung baby - again totally new direction and groundbreaking
Nirvana - smells like teen spirit
Bruce springsteen - born in the usa

I could go on and on and on..... these are standouts for me because they were in a lifechanging period, I would also say that at the moment they would not be considered "classics" like some of the previos names, but also most of those are 70's albums and therefore have had an extra 20 or so years to earn the title. We'll check back in a decade to see how I'm fairing :D :D

slts is a mad song:D

[Grunt]

Lookit the dates. My sister rests her case :D

All it does is show her age. If she was born 10 years earlier, there would be more 60's albums from the Beatles, Stones etc.
10 years later and it would have been The Smiths, Talking Heads ...


Grunt

Are you referring to the Quadrophenia soundtrack album

or the double gatefold rock opera album with the booklet in the middle ?

The orginal album, not the soundtrack. I've got the movie on DVD. Not a great movie but still good for a listen with the sound up.

[namtrak]

My addition to your assignment:

A Brief History..... The Waifs
The Big Dont Argue ......Weddings Parties Anything
Rum Sodomy and the Lash..... The Pogues
Greatest Hits.......Hunters and Collectors
Living Eyes........Radio Birdman
anything by Paul Kelly
O brother where art thou
Take your pick of any Triple Hottest 100


in the CD at the moment

Greatest Hits..........Johhny Cash
Something by.........Jack Johnson
She will have her way..........songs of Neil Finn by a bunch of sheilas
and the Ben Lee album.

[Shannon]

slts is a mad song:D

I can't believe I am being corrected on all things Nirvana by a 13 year old :D
Very embarrassing, but I'll get over it, I am trying to come to terms with my pride issues :rolleyes:
Smells like teen spirit isn't the album title, what is it.... I can't remember.... no not coming oh NEVERMIND ;) maybe someone can help me out.

Others that have sprung to mind

Jeff Buckley - Grace
Stone Temple Pilots - Core
Missy Higgins - The sound of White - Amazing debut from an Aussie chick
Rage Against the Machine - RATM - angry young men:)

I could think about this all night, so shall sign off so I can check in with other threads.

[ss_11000]

I can't believe I am being corrected on all things Nirvana by a 13 year old :D
.

:D

[reo]

Any early Cold Chisel or INXS album. Also "Machine Head" by Deep Purple would be up there. And " Dark Side Of The Moon" by Pink Floyd when I'm in the right mindset for it. :cool:

[Harry II]

Eat a Peach = Allman Bros
Take your pick of Ry Cooder but Talking Timbuktu

[Harry II]

Eat a Peach = Allman Bros
Take your pick of Ry Cooder but Talking Timbuktu

...and yeah what about Little Feet, David Byrne (Talking Heads), Go Betweens now I've gone to who remembers Dutch Tilders probably still going (I hope), Van Morrison, got to be Tupelo Honey and most before he got grumpy...

[martrix]

Rage Against the Machine - RATM - angry young men.

Good boy! Rage are definately in my top five all-time bands, and definately the best gig I have ever been to...........watched (in awe)...jumped...sweated and drank to them at The Palace in St kilda in, I think, about '95. Also have got an awesome DVD "Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium" which has a lot of footage of when they played at the 2000 Democratic National Convention............heaps of people got caned by Riot police...shooting rubber bullets straight at people instead of bouncing them off the ground like they're supposed to.

"What, the land of the free?.....whoever told you that is your enemy!" Zack De La Rocka...

mmmm..yeah, I might be a fan:D

[Andy Mac]

Californication is a good album but I prefer Blood Sugar Sex Magik from RHCP.
And the Honeymoon Is Over was good but I preferred Three Legged Dog from The Cruel Sea.
I'm almost with you there Felder, its a toss up between the RHCP albums, but I think the earlier Cruel Sea albums were better!!:D
Hard to stop at 5 albums isn't it! Michelle Shocked 'Short sharp shock' is close in my top 10; for the real old stuff I guess a Rolling Stones album should be included...'Get your Ya Yas out' was a good live album, but love listening to 'Goats Head Soup'; Led Zep, 'Physical graffitti'; AC DC, 'If you want blood' another cracker of a live album.
Of course its all really subjective, and most people default back to music that equates with their good old days...but I have suspicions about people that sort of stop listening. Does that mean their own good times ceased? I mentioned the Desert Island albums to my boss today, a real music groupie, and he said something about depending on your mood, then he changed tack and said "Depends on which island!" :D LOL

Cheers,

[rockola]

A Love Supreme. John Coltrane. 1964.

And Hot Rats, but definitely on vinyl, none of this revisionistic extended bits stuff added please thank you.

[Lignum]

Not an Album but a song. Just heard Angry Anderson on RRR singing Highway to Hell, it will go to air this saturday night on sbs Rockwizz. He has to release it as a single. What a cover, just kicks ass big time:cool:

[Master Splinter]

Albums

Floodland - Sisters of Mercy (this has to be the goth album) 1987

Never Mind the Bollocks - Sex Pistols (helped kick music out of its rut in the 70's) 1977

The Ramones - Rocket to Russia (taking three chord rock back to its one and a half chord basics) 1977

TISM - Great Truckin' Songs of the Renaissance (I just like the name) 1988

Singles

Blue Monday - New Order (made dance music cool) 1983

Dead Eyes Opened - Severed Heads (techno before there was techno) 1983

(He'll Never Be An) Ol' Man River - TISM (makes me laugh)

[Waldo]

Albums

Floodland - Sisters of Mercy (this has to be the goth album) 1987


G'day,

Excellent album that Master Splinter!

But I'll have to say Division Bell or Final Cut by Pink Floyd. :cool:

[Lignum]

The Ramones - Rocket to Russia (taking three chord rock back to its one and a half chord basics) 1977


Should be in everyones collection. Superb stuff:)

[Shannon]

Not an Album but a song. Just heard Angry Anderson on RRR singing Highway to Hell, it will go to air this saturday night on sbs Rockwizz. He has to release it as a single. What a cover, just kicks ass big time:cool:

Watched rockwiz Sat night, he did a great job you're right. How about Sarah Mcleaod though, she fully held her own with angry, she has a great rock voice, taking over the next generation of Suzie Demarchi (baby aminals).

Master Splinter, and others of the genre - did you catch SBS last Tuesday. On Hot docs they had a 1 1/2 doco on punk and its roots - The velvet underground, Bad brains, dead kennedys, clash, pistols, black flag etc etc. I taped it and watched last night. Quite good. What I would give to go to a Henry Rollins spoken word concert, that guy is sooo articulate for a punk rocker :)

[9Fingers]

Nirvana---Nevermind

[Dean]

Everything Guy Sebastian!

NOT!

My favorite is probably U2's Joshua Tree.

[TARLOX]

Guns N Roses - Appetite For Destruction!
John Williamson - Mallee Boy
Keith Urban - Golden Road
Metallica - Balck Album
Def Lepard - Hysteria

[E. maculata]

Never ever could single out any 1 not even 50 albums would do, however I still lament the theft of my copy of "moving in" by the Strange Tenants, have kept an eye out for 15 years trying to locate another. When SWMBO & I were teenagers we were quite fond of everything Ska a bit of punk stuff and in particular the Clash:cool: .
But then again I'm a musical slut, it's all good stuff if it makes you feel good:o

[rodm]

Best album of all time

easy

Ozwinner :D

[Dean]

Never ever could single out any 1 not even 50 albums would do, however I still lament the theft of my copy of "moving in" by the Strange Tenants, have kept an eye out for 15 years trying to locate another. When SWMBO & I were teenagers we were quite fond of everything Ska a bit of punk stuff and in particular the Clash:cool: .
But then again I'm a musical slut, it's all good stuff if it makes you feel good:o

There's an LP version on ebay at the moment!
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/STRANGE-TENANTS-MOVIN-IN-ORIGINAL-OZ-SKA-LP_W0QQitemZ4823669538QQcategoryZ113776QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

[Sir Stinkalot]

If the house burnt down and I had to replace 5 cds ....

In no particular order:
Jeff Buckley - Grace
Nirvana - Nevermind
Violent Femmes - Violent Femmes
Jimi Hendrix - The Ultimate Experience
Radio Head - Ok Computer

Ok so there is five .... after that I will then buy the rest :D

[E. maculata]

There's an LP version on ebay at the moment!
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/STRANGE-TENANTS-MOVIN-IN-ORIGINAL-OZ-SKA-LP_W0QQitemZ4823669538QQcategoryZ113776QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem


Hey Dean:D nice one

[julianx]

It really depends what mood I'm in, or what mood I want to be in

never mind the bollocks - sex pistols
second hand daylight - magazine
trout mask replica - captain beefheart
sandanista - the clash
almost anything by edgar varese
mule variations - tom waits

[ss_11000]

alright, reawaking my old thread because my fave album has changed.
The Red hot chili peppers have released a new album STADIUM ARCADIUM.
excellent album IMHO. 2 discs and 2 hrs of great music.

[black1]

all of quensryche albums are cool
metallica = all
black sabbath = all
ac/dc back in black and all old stuff(bon scott)
the list is endless:cool:

[AlexS]

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon (on vinyl of course)

[ele__13]

hmmm alex get out o f our records dsotm is a fave and love all Floyd anyway either them or gunners Axl Rose droooooooooooooool or anything by Bon Jovi ... but faveall time would have to be Hot August Night By Mr Neil Diamond he is just the best we saw him live in Brisveigas last yeah and he was wonderful cheers all jules

[mudgutts]

My fav is War of the worlds sitting out side in the scrub music blaring a couple of beers watching the stars at a camp fire.

[Waldo]

G'day,

War of the Worlds - now that is a great album.

To everyone who has posted re: Pink Floyd, you've got impeciable (and I probably spelt that wrong, lol) taste. :cool:

[fred.n]

Pink Floyd....Any album:cool: :cool:

Timeless:D :D

[mudgutts]

Besides war of the worlds my fav albums are Jethro Tulls Thick as a brick and Mike Oldfields Tubular Bell and Rick Wakemans Journey to the cntre of the earth.

[felixe]

Nirvana - Nevermind
P.I.L - Album!
T.I.S.M - Great truckin' songs of the renaissance
Rollins Band - The end of silence
Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger
Soundtrack to resevoir dogs
Tool - Undertow
Faithless - Sunday 8pm
Massive Attack - Bluelines
Tricky - Maxinquay (can't find the album to check the spelling)
:)

[reef12]

Pink floyd, Led Zepplin, Grand FunkRailroad, Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Grateful Dead ,Black Sabbath etc..:cool:

[wands]

London Calling - The Clash
Black Market Clash - The Clash
Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables - Dead Kennedys
Loaded (comp)- Velvet Underground
Great Rock'n'Roll Swindle - Sex Pistols
The Specials - The Specials
Rain Dogs Island - Tom Waits
T.N.T - AC-DC
St Kildas Alright - I Spit on Your Gravy
Little Creatures - Talking Heads

T-Bone Walker
BB King
John Lee Hooker
Muddy Waters

Cheers, Steve