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| keefa |
I just had an idea, lets all name ONE album (non stones) that we each think everyone else should have or that you feel is a musical masterpiece. Any genre, culture, ANYTHING goes. I am looking to expand my musical horizon and hopefully it will help others too!
Mine: Johnny Cash Live at Folsom Prison, 1968
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| Zeeta |
Marquee Moon - Television
Bonus album 
London Calling - The Clash
Additional Bonus album !!
Raw Power - The Stooges
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| Monkey Woman |
artist: Susheela Raman
album: Salt Rain
'Nuff said. |
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| dealer squealing |
Boatmans Call
artist: Nick Cave |
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| Jumacfly |
Cracker : garage d or
Izzy Stradlin :and the ju ju hounds
killer albums!!
cheers |
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| bez85 |
"Clear Spot" Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band |
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| Lazy Bones |
HEMI-VISION - Big Sugar
Gordie Johnson's guitar will blow you away!
and their website..
http://bigsugar.com/
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| marko |
ah,,can�t pick up just one.i must make it to 3.
Black sabbath:Master of reality or heaven&hell
King Crimson:Red
F.Zappa:Hot rats |
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| steel driving hammer |
There's so much good music out there.
Right now, I don't know whether to like the White Stripes or hate them.
Meantime, I'm in a Country mood today! Sorry Parm.
JJ Cale - Anthology
The Ozark Mountain Daredevils - Best Of.
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - Will The Circle Be Unbroken.
By and by lord by and by.... |
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| voodoopug |
Hank WIlliams Jr. Born to Boogie |
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| steel driving hammer |
Voodoopug, will you burn me one of your shows?
I'll be in Chicago this weekend I could even swing by.
[email protected]
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| F505 |
Miles Davis: Kind of Blue |
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| vampire |
Pulp,
Different Class
Echo & The Bunnymen
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| stewed & Keefed |
Velvet Underground and Nico |
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| Moonisup |
George thorogood and the destroyers - any album (haircut is GREAT!!)
also:
johnny winter |
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| Child of the Moon |
Tonight's the Night, Neil Young.
And my bonus album, believe it or not...
Headquaters, the Monkees |
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
You wrote: musical masterpiece. Any genre, culture, ANYTHING goes.
A very hard question, for years the question use to be your favourite(s) or your top five, ten, the one you use to listen first when you get drunk, for your wedding, for your funeral, for a sad day, to dance, to party, to get stoned, etc. But now you�re asking for masterpieces!!!.
When I bought my very first CD player back in 1985 the first CD I bought was The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway by Genesis, I consider that album and Selling England by the Pound a true genuine masterpieces.
If I need to mention only one, that�s my selection. Take a listen under the influence of some Mexican mother nature or with a pH=1!
I can�t mention only one, let�s classify; anyway I�m gonna try to put only one, in two of them I couldn�t LOL: (non-Stones only):
- Overall: The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway by Genesis.
- Classic Rock: Tommy by the Who the first original album and the Group/LSO/Guests.
- Live Classic Rock: Performance by Humble Pie.
- Progressive rock: Larks� Tongues in Aspic by King Crimson, Selling England by the Pound by Genesis, Tales from Topographic Oceans by Yes, Atom Heart Mother by Pink Floyd.
- Live progressive rock: Heavy ConstruKtion by King Crimson.
- Heavy Rock: Physical Graffiti by Led Zeppelin.
- Guitar Rock: Electric Ladyland by Jimi Hendrix.
- Glam Rock: Live Killers by Queen.
- British psychedelic music: The official release of �14 hour Technicolor Dream Extravaganza� with the definitive version of �Interstellar Overdrive� by Pink Floyd.
- US psychedelic music: Surrealistic Pillow by Jefferson Airplane.
- British Blues: Shake Down by Savoy Brown.
- Jazz:: The Grand Wazoo by Frank Zappa
- Jazz-Blues: With the same name that the genre... Jazz-Blues fusion by John Mayall.
- Jazz-Rock: Dreams by Dreams.
- Punk/new wave/sucking: Wave by Patti Smith
- Latin Rock: Santana Live at the Fillmore 1968 (released in 1997)
- Well... couldn�t resist... Mexican Rock: Arp�a by Cecilia Toussaint.
- Unclassified or impossible to classify music and/or Irreverent, Humorous, Snide, Complex, Provocative, Witty, Acerbic, Quirky, Silly, Cheesy, Political, Cerebral, Ironic, Cynical, Sarcastic, sike-ay-delic, High, Dark, Party, Celbratory, Dance, Funky, Punk, Clear light, Offensive, Unpredictable, Obscure, Dramatic, Deep, Improvised, Theatrical and Intellectual Music: We�re only in it for the Music, Hot Rats, Just another band from LA, Overnite Sensation, Bongo Fury, L�ther, Sheik Yerbouti, Joe�s Garage, Thing Fish (LOL), You are what you is, Broadway the Hard way, Make a Jazz Noise Here, The Best Band You never heard in Your Life, The Yellow Shark all by Mr. Frank Zappa.... and of course the entire �You can�t do that on stage anymore� 12-CD set. All of them are genuine masterpieces of rock.
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| TheSavageYoungXyzzy |
Hmm.
STUDIO ALBUM: The White Album, by The Beatles.
LIVE ALBUM: Live At Leeds, by The Who.
BONUS "UNEXPECTED" ALBUM: Houses Of The Holy, by Led Zeppelin. I was surprised at how much of a "fun" album it was, only a few typically pretentious Zeppelin numbers. I love "The Song Remains The Same", "D'yer Ma'ker", "The Crunge" and "The Ocean". Stuff like that.
-tSYX --- Have you seen the bridge? |
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| sirmoonie |
quote:
keefa wrote:
I just had an idea, lets all name ONE album (non stones) that we each think everyone else should have or that you feel is a musical masterpiece. Any genre, culture, ANYTHING goes. I am looking to expand my musical horizon and hopefully it will help others too!
Mine: Johnny Cash Live at Folsom Prison, 1968
I'm in no condition to name just one, or do say anything is more essential that any other right now, but your Cash pick is excellent and Petty's Southern Accents, Young's Rust Never Sleeps, and Velvet Underground - Loaded come to mind right now.
Great topic by the way.
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| parmeda |
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steel driving hammer wrote:
There's so much good music out there.
Right now, I don't know whether to like the White Stripes or hate them.
Meantime, I'm in a Country mood today! Sorry Parm.
Voodoopug, will you burn me one of your shows?
I'll be in Chicago this weekend I could even swing by.
Good...
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| Highwire Rob |
"Greatest Stories Live"
--Harry Chapin |
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| Zeeta |
Yes savage - The Ocean By the Zep is Awesome!!!
Rust Never Sleeps is wicked too!
Voodoo - you have god music taste!
John Mayall is cool!
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