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|  #21 Posted on 8.7.03 0506.54 | Instant Rating: 8.21 |
Originally posted by tarnish
Yet that completely leaves out Nick Cave, Nick Lowe, Elvis Presley, Pink Floyd, Nirvana, Michael Jackson, Aretha Franklin, B.B. King, Albert King, Muddy Waters, Neil Young, David Bowie, Gary Numan, Charlie Parker, Thelonius Monk, Radiohead and any number of other artists who put out albums that changed the world.
Like I said, it really can't be done...
As for changing the world, don't forget those boys over there - The Ramones.
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| #22 Posted on 8.7.03 0748.06 | If I could only listen to one CD it would be Bob Marley's Double Live Album - "Babylon By Bus"
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| #23 Posted on 8.7.03 0817.15 | 
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Although I'll toss in an honorary mention for Thriller...I'm torn between the left one and the right one.
 
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| #24 Posted on 8.7.03 0844.13 | I once tried to make a top ten albums from my list (Click Here (ksmexp.home.mindspring.com)) and it took me hours. And I've got like, fifty more now.
Rain Dogs is definitely up there.
Method Man's Tical.
Operation Ivy's s/t comp.
Illinois rockers NIL8's ...doug
And I don't own it anymore but The Travelling Wilbury's first album was great.
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|  #25 Posted on 8.7.03 1503.33 | In my eyes, there are three that qualify as SOK's number one CD:
(1) Baker & Myers -- Baker & Myers
---The songwriting team behind I Swear and other awesome ballads released a country CD that had a great sound to it, but never caught on with the public due to lackluster radio airplay.
(2) KISS -- Revenge
---What more can we say about the greatest band in the world? They lost the paint and gained the attitudes. Rocking!
(3) ROXETTE -- Greatest Hits
---I have a soft spot of 80s pop and rock, and this CD has a lot of great hits that are very much worth listening to.
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| #26 Posted on 8.7.03 2241.14 | Pet Sounds - Beach Boys
And if I can insert another favorite of mine in here, it's Queen II. For some reason, I think it's the best of album of theirs.
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| #27 Posted on 9.7.03 1832.50 | It all depends on my mood. If I am happy go lucky, any 80s pop album will suffice. Thriller was great, beyond great really. On the same level GnR's Appetite for Destruction is a top to bottom classic, as is Def Leppards Hysteria and Whitesnake's self titled album. (if you are over 30, you know you had at least one copy of each)
If I am in a pissed off mood, AND JUSTICE FOR ALL by Metalica is the thing to listen to.
But then again, to quote south park, DISENTIGRATION IS THE BEST ALBUM EVER! If you are into the new wave/synth pop stuff, this is the truest statement I could make.
But, as far as the Beatles go, how anybody can forget RUBBER SOUL is beyond me. ALthough it includes the worst Beatles song EVER (drive my car) it is solid top to bottom and just absolutely ROCKS.
HOLY CRAP, I almost forgot any Prince from Dirty Mind Through Diamonds and Pearls is classic. (except maybe the batman music). Prince is God BTW, not Clapton.
(edited by StaggerLee on 9.7.03 1635) | DrewDewce
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| #28 Posted on 9.7.03 2107.22 | Instant Rating: 6.75 | Matthew Sweet's "Girlfriend"
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| #29 Posted on 9.7.03 2351.29 | Instant Rating: 5.54 |
Although it includes the worst Beatles song EVER (drive my car)
What?? That's a terrific song! One of the better ones on that album, in fact.
(edited by Big Bad on 10.7.03 0052)
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| #30 Posted on 10.7.03 0031.21 | I am truly shocked and amazed that no one has yet mentioned "Stripped" by Christina Aguilera.
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| #31 Posted on 10.7.03 0611.39 | Instant Rating: 7.29 | For top to bottom best album, I'm torn between "The Joshua Tree" and "Nevermind"...
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| #32 Posted on 10.7.03 0658.24 | | I have to agree with others who voted for U2's "Achtung Baby" and Pearl Jam's "Ten". 1991-1992 was a good time for albums, as Nirvana's "Nevermind" and Red Hot Chili Peppers "BloodSugarSexMagik" came out then too. Seems like everyone was putting out their best work around that time. | chuckc14
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| #33 Posted on 10.7.03 1021.56 | Where's the Crowes love?? (and I don't mean those Counting ones) Amorica is the best CD EVER.
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| #34 Posted on 10.7.03 1144.28 | | Rolling Stones' "Sticky Fingers" | StaggerLee
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| #35 Posted on 10.7.03 1348.04 |
Originally posted by Big Bad
What?? That's a terrific song! One of the better ones on that album, in fact.
(edited by Big Bad on 10.7.03 0052)
That one song, to me is the most annoying song ever written by a Beatle. (and yes, that includes Set on You by George Harrison) It makes me wanna punch somebody in the kidneys. But, to each thier own. | Pool-Boy
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| #36 Posted on 11.7.03 1507.44 | I gotta throw in for Pink Floyd here myself. There have been albums with lots of good songs on them, but no one mastered complete albums like P.F. - between Darkside and The Wall... no albums come close to being complete products on their own than these.
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| #37 Posted on 12.7.03 0021.31 | For me, it's a tie between two...
Queen - A Night At The Opera
The Who - Tommy
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| #38 Posted on 12.7.03 0629.06 |
Originally posted by StaggerLee
Originally posted by Big Bad
What?? That's a terrific song! One of the better ones on that album, in fact.
(edited by Big Bad on 10.7.03 0052)
That one song, to me is the most annoying song ever written by a Beatle. (and yes, that includes Set on You by George Harrison) It makes me wanna punch somebody in the kidneys. But, to each thier own.
Not that it really has much to do with anything being discussed here, but "Got My Mind Set on You" was written by Rudy Clark, not George Harrison. See, back in the early 1960's an artist by the name of James Ray had a top forty hit with the song "If You Gotta Make a Fool of Somebody." The Beatles, in their pre - "I Want To Hold Your Hand" - days made "If You Gotta Make a Fool of Somebody" a part of their stage act. One day in 1963, George Harrison, while visiting his sister in the U.S., purchased the James Ray album that included the song "If You Gotta Make a Fool of Somebody." Included on the album were three compositions by Rudy Clark, a former mailman who had discovered James Ray. One of those compositions was "Got My Mind Set on You Part One/Part Two" - although there was no break in the song. Two-and-a-half decades later Harrison updated the song, recorded it, and took it to Number One on January 16, 1988.
Just in case anyone wanted to know.
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| #39 Posted on 12.7.03 2246.04 | 1) BOB DYLAN - BLONDE ON BLONDE
2) BOB DYLAN - BLOOD ON THE TRACKS
3) BOB DYLAN - HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED
4) BOB DYLAN - BRINGING IT ALL BACK HOME
5) BOB DYLAN - LOVE & THEFT
6) SHAKIRA - DONDE ESTA LOS LADRONES?
7) BOB DYLAN - DESIRE
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| #40 Posted on 12.7.03 2258.23 | "As Kosher As They Wanna Be" by 2 Live Jews. Word Life.
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