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Back in Black

Pink Floyd,Dark side of the moon.Best selling album EVER.

Because alternative rock is the only genre worth listening to:

My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
Television - Marquee Moon
Sebadoh - III
Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
The Kinks - The Village Green Preservation Society
Nirvana - In Utero
Boards of Canada - Music has the right to children
Can - Future Days
Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream
The Smiths - The Queen is Dead

muy_thaiguy wrote:Back in Black

Good, but not their best.Highway to hell,now that's their best.

edsdad wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:Back in Black

Good, but not their best.Highway to hell,now that's their best.

Then both.

Highway to Hell
Back in Black
Thunderstruck
Dio's Greatest Hits
Black Album (Metallica)
Johnny Cash Greatest Hits

Really though, most CDs I own are mixed ones (except AC/DC and a few others).

Wu Tang Clan: Iron Flag
Rammstein: Rosenrot
Cypress Hill: IV (or black sunday because of a few classics.)
Damian Marley: Welcome to Jamrock
Opgezwolle: Vloeistof (dutch group so noone knows who they are but whatever.)
Michael Jackson: Thriller (duh?)
The Roots: The Tipping point



And I really can't think of many more, usually I only really like a few songs on an album.

qeee1 wrote:Because alternative rock is the only genre worth listening to:

My Bloody Valentine - Loveless UTTER RUBBISH
Television - Marquee Moon nah
Sebadoh - III you wot?
Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea miss
The Kinks - The Village Green Preservation Society GENIUS
Nirvana - In Utero alright, overated
Boards of Canada - Music has the right to children LOL
Can - Future Days er...
Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream cool
The Smiths - The Queen is Dead

AN ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE

Not in order:

"Singles" - The Smiths (normally i don't reckon you can count compilations, but its one of the greats SO NAH!)

"Dark Side Of The Moon" - Pink Floyd.

"Drawn To The Deep End" -Gene.

Rage Against The Machine - RATM.

"Don't Try This At Home" -Billy Bragg.

"Vauxhall And I" - Morrissey.

"Setting Sons" -The Jam.

"Meaty, Beaty, Big And Bouncy" - The Who.

"Keep Moving" - Madness.

"This Is Hardcore" - Pulp.

You folks are funny.

Hmm..

I guess you mean to the general public.

The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street
The Clash - London Calling
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Experienced?
Nirvana - Nevermind
Michael Jackson - Thriller
Chuck Berry The Great Twenty-Eight
U2 - The Joshua Tree
Robert Johnson King of the Delta Blues Singers, Vol. 1
The Who - Who's Next
Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin
Ramones - Ramones
David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars
The Eagles - Hotel California
The Sex Pistols - Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols
Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon

But a lot of those don't interest me..
I would have added:
Sigur Ros - ()
Megadeth - Rust in Peace
Steely Dan - Boxed Set
Public Enemy - It Takes a Nation of Millions...
Ice Cube - Death Certificate
Guns n' Roses - Appetite for Destruction

btownmeggy wrote:You folks are funny.

Thanks for your input, Meg

"Wings?! - They're only the band The Beatles COULD have been".

Primal Scream - Screamadelica
The Doors - The Doors

Led Zeppelin IV. 'nuff said.

As much as I love U2 no one album is quite outstanding. The Joshua Tree is probably their best, though.

OnlyAmbrose wrote:Led Zeppelin IV. 'nuff said.

As much as I love U2 no one album is quite outstanding. The Joshua Tree is probably their best, though.

The two biggest overated bands ever.
Decent pub rock, no more than that.
I guess at least Zep had some musical talent (clearly Plant is just a joke), but U2....have you ever heard "The Blunt" live. The guy can barely play the guitar.

suggs wrote:

OnlyAmbrose wrote:Led Zeppelin IV. 'nuff said.

As much as I love U2 no one album is quite outstanding. The Joshua Tree is probably their best, though.

The two biggest overated bands ever.
Decent pub rock, no more than that.
I guess at least Zep had some musical talent (clearly Plant is just a joke), but U2....have you ever heard "The Blunt" live. The guy can barely play the guitar.

Suggs,
I applaud your services to 'talking complete fucking sense', I can only aspire to someday grow into a man who is as bold in stating my (completely fucking correct) opinion as you.
Much Love,
DM

suggs wrote:

OnlyAmbrose wrote:Led Zeppelin IV. 'nuff said.

As much as I love U2 no one album is quite outstanding. The Joshua Tree is probably their best, though.

The two biggest overated bands ever.
Decent pub rock, no more than that.
I guess at least Zep had some musical talent (clearly Plant is just a joke), but U2....have you ever heard "The Blunt" live. The guy can barely play the guitar.

U2's songs don't really involve difficult guitar riffs... I think Bono said in an interview that they specifically composed their songs so as to make them as simple as possible to play, because they're admittedly not the most talented band. I just love their sound and songwriting. Talented musicians can still sound like crap, and less-than-talented musicians can (clearly) sound awesome

As for Led Zeppelin and Robert Plant... well let's just say that he's frickin' old and he can STILL hold those long notes in Kashmir. Brilliant vocalist.

Oh, I don't deny that Plant has a technically good voice "Look Mum, I can reach this really high note".
Just he never put it to any good effect, and lyrically he may as well have just been gargling for all the sense they made -total tosh.

Dancing Mustard wrote:

suggs wrote:

OnlyAmbrose wrote:Led Zeppelin IV. 'nuff said.

As much as I love U2 no one album is quite outstanding. The Joshua Tree is probably their best, though.

The two biggest overated bands ever.
Decent pub rock, no more than that.
I guess at least Zep had some musical talent (clearly Plant is just a joke), but U2....have you ever heard "The Blunt" live. The guy can barely play the guitar.

Suggs,
I applaud your services to 'talking complete fucking sense', I can only aspire to someday grow into a man who is as bold in stating my (completely fucking correct) opinion as you.
Much Love,
DM

Sometimes things happen without you noticing them

suggs wrote:Oh, I don't deny that Plant has a technically good voice "Look Mum, I can reach this really high note".
Just he never put it to any good effect, and lyrically he may as well have just been gargling for all the sense they made -total tosh.

If songs had the make sense to be good then we'd have to discount "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" and "I am the Walrus," and I wouldn't be willing to do that...

Never Mind the Bollocks
Dark Side of the Moon
Animals
Paranoid
Absolution or Black Holes and Revelations
A Night at the Opera
Automatic for the People
Closer
Bat Out of Hell
Fresh Cream

No particular order.

I would also like to add 'the bends' by radiohead
I've never understood why ok computer always beats the bends in most polls. (and I own ok computer as well)

Pedronicus wrote:I would also like to add 'the bends' by radiohead
I've never understood why ok computer always beats the bends in most polls. (and I own ok computer as well)

Tbh I think OK Computer is the worst supposedly good album I've ever heard.

johnnyrotten wrote:

Pedronicus wrote:I would also like to add 'the bends' by radiohead
I've never understood why ok computer always beats the bends in most polls. (and I own ok computer as well)

Tbh I think OK Computer is the worst supposedly good album I've ever heard.

Nostalgia aside, I kind of think In-Rainbows is one of my favs. Especially the scotch mist sessions.

Radiohead- All I Need- with a very Sigur Ros like intro
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ioPDGJIf2QI&feature=user

OnlyAmbrose wrote:

suggs wrote:Oh, I don't deny that Plant has a technically good voice "Look Mum, I can reach this really high note".
Just he never put it to any good effect, and lyrically he may as well have just been gargling for all the sense they made -total tosh.

If songs had the make sense to be good then we'd have to discount "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" and "I am the Walrus," and I wouldn't be willing to do that...

What, "I am the walrus" doesn't make sense to you?