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| #1 Posted on 19.8.02 1305.18 | rollingstone.com has a poll asking fans to name the top ten greatest albums of all time. What are your choices?
Mine were...
U2/Achtung Baby U2/Joshua Tree Beatles/White Album The Who/Who's Next Radiohead/The Bends Elton John/Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Bruce Springsteen/Born in the USA Pearl Jam/Yield The Tragically Hip/Day for Night U2/All That You Can't Leave Behind
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| #2 Posted on 19.8.02 1323.35 | This is more like a "desert island" list, but it's the one I posted somewhere else.
in no particular order
-- Beatles, Abbey Road -- Stones, Hot Rocks 64-71 -- The Who, The Who Sell Out -- Beck, Odelay -- Ramones, Ramones Mania -- Power & Glory - Music of NFL Films -- Gilbert & Sullivan, HMS Pinafore -- Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon -- Talking Heads, Stop Making Sense -- Soundtrack, The Simpsons vol 1
You're all so WONDERFUL. Why did they ever have to remove you from the continuity? You'd have made for MARVELOUS stories. You WILL make marvelous stories. And the FIRST story of the new world will be a story of REVENGE! -- The Psycho Pirate, Animal Man 23, May 1990. | OlFuzzyBastard
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| #3 Posted on 19.8.02 1654.23 | Hmmm, this is a list thread, which means it'll be shut down sooner rather than later, so I may as well get this in quickly.
In no order whatsoever:
The Beatles - Revolver The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band The Beatles - Abbey Road Weezer - Pinkerton Eels - Beautiful Freak The Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon Ben Folds Five - Ben Folds Five They Might Be Giants - Lincoln Metallica - Master of Puppets
"The only difference between lilies and turds are those humankind have agreed upon, and I don't always agree." ---George Carlin
"Those who dance are considered insane by those who can't hear the music." ---Anon. | The Psycho Pirate
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| #4 Posted on 19.8.02 1749.05 |
Originally posted by OlFuzzyBastard Hmmm, this is a list thread, which means it'll be shut down sooner rather than later, so I may as well get this in quickly.
Well, it's a music thread, so maybe it will get spared. :>
You're all so WONDERFUL. Why did they ever have to remove you from the continuity? You'd have made for MARVELOUS stories. You WILL make marvelous stories. And the FIRST story of the new world will be a story of REVENGE! -- The Psycho Pirate, Animal Man 23, May 1990. | Jubuki
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| #5 Posted on 19.8.02 2149.44 | I can break it out of the doldrums of regular boring ole list-dom! Time to make it a full-fledged Desert Island thread.
--Hüsker Dü: Zen Arcade
The production values are bad at times on this, and the vocals really needed to be clearer, but DAMN this is a powerful album. I don't know if I've heard anyone sing about loss of faith like Bob & Grant do on this (though I haven't heard as much old country or outlaw country as I'd like). Maybe the best concept album I've heard (Pink Floyd? Hock ptooey!). SST ruled.
--The Minutemen: Double Nickels on the Dime
Did I mention SST ruled? This is actually a lot better than Zen Arcade, and that takes some doing. Walk onto a college campus, a place where learning and open-mindedness is supposed to be a calling card, and you can sit there all day, awash in people who don't have the brains or the guts to understand the Minutemen. There isn't a whole lot better to be heard in music than hearing the late, great D. Boon yelling, "Let yourself be heard!" A-to the motherfucking-men, brother.
--Kraftwerk: Trans-Europe Express
I hate techno; I don't think music should be controlled and programmed, as these guys have done for thirty-some-odd years. But, this is the one album where, if it were all controlled with *this* kind of skill, I'd be all for it. At times a lovely, melodious album, at times a haunting, incisive trip inside your head. If only today's "techno artists" could reach for this release.
I'll come back with more later; I'm kinda tired.
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| #6 Posted on 21.8.02 1057.25 | Old Dirty Bastard-N***a' Please Stone Temple Pilots-Purple
G. Love and Special Sauce-Philadelphonic
Outkast-Stankonia
Mighty Mighty Bosstones-Let's Face It
Magnolia Soundtrack
The Dead Boys-Young Loud and Snotty
The Best of Simon and Garfunkle
They Might Be Giants (Giant Double CD Compilation Album)
Blue Man Group-Audio
(note: for some reason I HAD to name compilation albums. I can't help it. For Simon and Garfunkle I couldn't pick a single favorite so I went with the comp because it spanned so many hits, and as for TMBG's, I couldn't help it, there's like four CD's worth of material on that mug and lots of early non-hits and unheard material)
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| #7 Posted on 21.8.02 2317.35 | Instant Rating: 0.00 |
Originally posted by Big Bad Pearl Jam/Yield
Vs chews up Yield, spits it out, and forms it into an image of the Virgin Mary.
It's just that fucking awesome.
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| #8 Posted on 22.8.02 1731.14 |
Originally posted by ManiacalClown
Originally posted by Big Bad Pearl Jam/Yield
Vs chews up Yield, spits it out, and forms it into an image of the Virgin Mary.
It's just that fucking awesome.
...but 10 is better. Y'know, back when Eddie wasn't a vegetable in concert, and he moved around and stuff.
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| #9 Posted on 22.8.02 1919.19 | Instant Rating: 0.00 | Vs is my favorite, and I think they're all really wonderful albums. Binaural is even growing on me now.
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| #10 Posted on 23.8.02 1612.22 | I've always been partial to Vitalogy among PJ albums, if just because Spin the Black Circle is a decent Hüsker Dü aping and it isn't much of a grunge album, per se. I don't think I've been able to sit through any of their other discs, with the exception of maybe Vs. The other ones make me want to bash my head into things, much like listening to to post-Rhoades Ozzy.
Edit: that should be "the later ones", not "the other ones." Ten is a fine record.
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| #11 Posted on 23.8.02 1743.16 | Ten is an odd record...it's got five songs that are Pearl Jam's all-time classics (Alive, Black, Even Flow, Jeremy and Release) but the rest of the disc does NOTHING for me.
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| #12 Posted on 24.8.02 2209.27 | Instant Rating: 0.00 | Ten has...
Once (Part I of the Trilogy) Even Flow (Very awesome song about homelessness and well known to Raven fans) Alive (Part II of the Trilogy and famous as the first Pearl Jam single ever) Why Go (Every teenager's problems with their parents times 1,000,000) Black (AWESOME. My second favorite Pearl Jam song) Jeremy (BEST GRUNGE SONG EVER. One of the best songs ever, period. My personal favorite from Pearl Jam) Oceans (Beautiful) Porch (Pearl Jam classic unmentioned before) Garden (Good song, but probably the lowpoint of the album) Deep (Disturbing, and that makes it awesome) Release (Beautiful) --- Master/Slave (Instrumentalish and hiddenish)
Really, really great album, especially considering it has my top two favorite PJ songs, but overall, I still think Vs is better, but that's just me.
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| #13 Posted on 27.8.02 0040.27 | I dunno why no one has mentioned Tool. Guess I'm the only fan around here?
My ten (no particular order)
Pearl Jam- Ten Pearl Jam- Vitalogy Radiohead- The Bends Tool- Aenima Tool- Lateralus Pink Floyd- Wish You Were Here Incubus- S.C.I.E.N.C.E. At the Drive In- Relationship of Command Nirvana- Unplugged in New York (the only good Nirvana album IMO) Nine Inch Nails- The Fragile
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| #14 Posted on 27.8.02 1355.18 | I'm not going to post my top ten b/c I love too many albums. I will say that Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon should be on there. Besides its musical quality, it was in the top 40 for some ungodly length of time--14 years or something like that.
Edit: Spelling
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| #15 Posted on 27.8.02 1757.28 | Sublime- S/T 311- S/T Live- Throwing Copper 2Pac- All Eyez on Me Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers- Anthology: Through the Years Jay Z- Unplugged Angie Aparo- The American AC/DC- Back in Black Johnny Cash- Unchained And.. even though it won't officially be out until next month.. Buffy the Vampire Slayer- Once More, With Feeling the Album


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| #16 Posted on 27.8.02 1837.21 | Instant Rating: 0.00 | I am a big Tool fan and of the firm belief that Lateralus will one day rank up there among the greatest albums of all time. It's got to age a bit first, though.
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| #17 Posted on 27.8.02 2332.26 | Oy. This is the most horrible task I can possibly imagine, paring down my beloved collection to 10, and not throwing any compilations on it. Oh well:
Tori Amos - Under The Pink: Most beautiful album I've ever heard. The only album I can listen to, and if in the right frame of mind I know it will make me weep like a small child. Jubuki mentioned the idea of loss of faith in his earlier post. Well this is the feminine response to loss of faith in the institutions that deal in such things. Every outcast boy in the world should listen to "Pretty Good Year" and make it their own.
Harry Chapin - Sniper and Other Love Songs: Listen to the song "Sniper". Now listen to it again. Now move on to the next album, because there's nothing more I need to say about this one.
A Silver Mt. Zion - He Has Left Us Alone....: This album is the work of a stripped down core from Godspeed You Black Emperor (whose F#A#oo and Lift Your Hands would be on a top 20 list) and it just makes you hurt. If the world is going to end in quiet dimunition instead of fiery apocalypse, this will be the soundtrack to the endtimes. Amazing use of found recordings add to the mix (the preacher ranting about the "god-man" is just intense as all fuck)
And to keep this post from being too freaking long for words, the final 7, without comment:
Peter Gabriel - So Flaming Lips - Soft Bulletin Metallica - Master Of Puppets Marvin Gaye - What's Going On Beach Boys - Pet Sounds They Might Be Giants - Flood Beatles - Revolver
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| #18 Posted on 28.8.02 0030.29 | Ok here is my list:
Darkside of the Moon--Pink Floyd Version 2.0--Garbage The Marshall Mathers LP--Eminem Radiohead--OK Computer Pink Floyd--The Wall Nine Inch Nails---The Fragile Garbage--Garbage Air--Virgin Sucides Sndtrk. White Stripes--White Blood Cells Pink Floyd--Echoes:The Best of Pink Floyd
And to agree with Kaz..........
Buffy the Vampire Slayer,Once More with Feeling:The Album
If you couldn't tell,I'm a Pink Floyd fan.
Rebecca: Oh,face it,you just hate everybody.
Enid: That's not true.I just hate all these extroverted,obnoxious,pseudo-bohemian losers.
---Ghost World | The Psycho Pirate
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Since: 31.3.02 From: Earth-Three
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| #19 Posted on 28.8.02 0651.52 | Reading these lists makes me feel really old.
You're all so WONDERFUL. Why did they ever have to remove you from the continuity? You'd have made for MARVELOUS stories. You WILL make marvelous stories. And the FIRST story of the new world will be a story of REVENGE! -- The Psycho Pirate, Animal Man 23, May 1990. | rockdotcom_2.0
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| #20 Posted on 28.8.02 1459.35 | 1. The Notorious B.I.G. - Ready to Die
2. Run- DMC - Raising Hell
3. Micheal Jackson- Thriller
4. Eric B and Rakim- Paid in Full
5. Jay-Z- Reasonable Doubt
6. Jodeci- Forever my lady
7. R.Kelly- 12 Play
8. Dr Dre- The Chronic
9. Nas- Illmatic
10. DMX- Its dark and hell is hot.
I know I have a hip hop R&b bias,but I just rated albums that effected my life.
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