Top 5 Albums of all time
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Topic: Top 5 Albums of all time
Posted By: Hayseed Dixie
Subject: Top 5 Albums of all time
Date Posted: 11-October-2006 at 11:33
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Okay..I haven't posted a new topic in a while..and I don't think anyone's done this before... So what would your favourite top 5 albums of all time be? In no particular order..and across all genres.. Then maybe if we get enough posts eventually somebody can collate it and produce a definitive Grove Social Club Top 5 Album List.....either ways..be another way to get some good recomendations... So to start the ball rolling... my top 5 (at the moment) would be Abbey Road - The Beatles OK Computer - Radiohead Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd IV (Runes) - Led Zeppelin Songs for Swinging Lovers - Frank Sinatra  ------------- Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again. - (Henri Cartier-Bresson) |
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Posted By: Rolo
Date Posted: 11-October-2006 at 11:45
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At the moment being the key word here HD.................... Fear of Music - Talking Heads Second Hand Daylight - Magazine If You Want Blood - AC / DC Boy - U2 Led Zeppelin 1 |
Posted By: IanL
Date Posted: 11-October-2006 at 11:55
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In no particular order and also subject to
change within 6-24 hours.... Harvest - Neil Young White Album - Beatles Joshua Tree - U2 Zeppelin II ( Dark & heavy blues) Who's Next - The Who Rolo - I'm sure Lizzy's Live and Dangerous gets into your top5 more than often. ------------- Ian - Grover '81-'84 Exiled to Mayo since 2005 |
Posted By: Esthalon
Date Posted: 11-October-2006 at 11:56
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Hayseed, What no CDB!!!! Seriously you been watching High Fidelity????? An excellent topic regardless of what inspired you. hmmm top 5 of all time that's a toughie. 1. Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous 2. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here. 3. Lowest of the Low - Shakespeare my Butt 4. Led Zepplin - Remasters (of so I couldn't choose a "Real" album) 5. Rush - 2112
------------- Smoke me a kipper I'll be back for Breakfast! |
Posted By: Rolo
Date Posted: 11-October-2006 at 11:58
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It hovers Ian, what do they call it in the charts...........Bubbling Under............ along with Ramones " It's Alive " Feck it HD, why didn't ya say Top 10 ? |
Posted By: Hayseed Dixie
Date Posted: 11-October-2006 at 12:06
Well..was just trying to make it easier ...hehehe!! But I know what ya mean Rolo....anyway...that's what the edit button is for...can always go back and change your selection if someone mentions a CD and ya go..sh*t!! that should have been in my top 5...  And I'd forgotten about Hi Fidelity...they did something like this in it...great film actually..specially the ending... ------------- Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again. - (Henri Cartier-Bresson) |
Rolo wrote:Posted By: Hayseed Dixie
Date Posted: 11-October-2006 at 12:08
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BTW Rolo..that 2 CD set of The Name of this Band is Talking Heads is bloody brilliant...the sound is really good...all the instruments are really clear and seperated..think it's gonna be in my CD tray a lot now...  ------------- Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again. - (Henri Cartier-Bresson) |
Posted By: Rolo
Date Posted: 11-October-2006 at 12:19
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Yeah HD have to agree. Think you said somewhere that the sound was kinda edgy. For me,that is the essence of Byrne and the Heads. While the later stuff is still excellent, Fear of Music and Buildings and Food are just the business. Funnily enough,wouldn't be a big Psycho Killer or Once in a Lifetime fan. Maybe that's a bit of Heads snobbery creeping in There's a song called " Cities " on Fear of Music, it's also on that live album.Really good. Any other Magazine fans around ?????????? |
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Posted By: Hayseed Dixie
Date Posted: 11-October-2006 at 12:41
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I think I have one of their LP's somewhere...the one with Song from under the floorboards...good band...Howard Devoto founded the Buzzcocks with Pete Shelley didn't he? Don't know a whole lot about them ...but remember a pal of mine was big into them...must have a look for a CD or two...what would ya recommend? ------------- Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again. - (Henri Cartier-Bresson) |
Posted By: Rolo
Date Posted: 11-October-2006 at 12:59
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He sure did HD, to quote Michael Caine " Not a lot of people know that ". I've the Buzzcocks first EP, called Boredom, with Devoto on lyrics. Either of the two albums above, Real Life or Second Hand Daylight are excellent. Floorboards is from their last studio offering, The Correct Use of Soap,which is also good. The only other Studio Album is Magic,Murder and The Weather which doesn't hit me the same way as the first two. Would love to discuss the relative merit of these albums with someone as fans are somewhat thin on the ground these days. |
Posted By: Esthalon
Date Posted: 11-October-2006 at 15:19
Brilliant film. I'm a Huge John Cusack fan.The whole film was based on Top 5's. His Breakups, songs, albums etc. ------------- Smoke me a kipper I'll be back for Breakfast! |
Posted By: Black Russian
Date Posted: 11-October-2006 at 21:00
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My Top 5 in no particular U2 Complete collection can't pick one.. Deep Purple Live in London Rainbow On Stage Pink Floyd The Wall (Live) and Pulse Heaven and Hell Black Sabbath oh one more my GROVE collection CD ------------- "Legal downloads is killing Piracy" http://www.flickr.com/groups/th |
Posted By: Sharon
Date Posted: 11-October-2006 at 21:19
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See U2 are releasing a top singles album this month( i think) bet itll sell out real quick a dvd and a special edition cd with video footage is also being released
------------- All I wanted was chips!! |
Posted By: Black Russian
Date Posted: 11-October-2006 at 22:04
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Yeah I read that. U2 are splitting from their record company Island
records. I think they were contracted to do 3 Greatest albums. This is
the third I hope they don't repeat the tracks they have put on the last
few Greatest hits albums. s for the DVD it has 10 live tracks from
Milan but they are meant to be releasing that Full dvd too... P ------------- "Legal downloads is killing Piracy" http://www.flickr.com/groups/th |
Posted By: Vinyl Junkie
Date Posted: 11-October-2006 at 23:02
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Hmmm, tough call. In no particular order: 1. Beatles - White Album. 2. Genesis - Lamb lies down on broadway 3. Fleetwood Mac - Rumours 4. Eagles - Hotel California 5. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti All of those I could and would play over and over again!! ------------- TPFKAB (The Poster Formerly Known As Brunswick). |
Posted By: Ger Mc
Date Posted: 12-October-2006 at 00:01
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Top 5 currently..... Led Zeppelin...In Through The Out Door Deep Purple...Burn David Bowie...Hunky Dory David Coverdale....Northwinds Sarah McLachlan....Afterglow Currently being shuffle played on a daily basis... ------------- Still Rock'in after all these years...... |
Posted By: Hayseed Dixie
Date Posted: 12-October-2006 at 11:08
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Well early days yet...but so far only 1 repeat ...The Beatles White Album....so at the moment...that is the Official GSC No.1 album of all time...  BTW Ger ..I love Sarah McLachlans voice..and that Afterglow album is an excellent choice...raging I never got to see her when she played here a while back..in the Olympia and all I think... ------------- Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again. - (Henri Cartier-Bresson) |
Posted By: freebird
Date Posted: 12-October-2006 at 13:47
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Ok here goes, my top 5
1. Genesis - Trick of the Tale 2. Mike Oldfield - Tubelarbells 3. Neil Young - Harvest Johnny Logan...oops sorry 4. Bob Dylan - Desire 5. Led Zepplin IV |
Posted By: tmarie
Date Posted: 12-October-2006 at 20:09
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For a nice session of complete sing-along self-indulgence with no bad tracks, the ones that spring to mind in no particular order are: Jethro Tull - Too Old to Rock and Roll, Too Young to Die David Bowie - Diamond Dogs Prefab Sprout - Steve McQueen - not very grove-y but it's probably my favourite, most listened to album of all time - no clue why! Moving Hearts - Moving Hearts (bought it in Golden Discs with no cover don't think it has a title - it's the one with Hiroshima Nagasaki, No Time for Love etc Nirvana - Never Mind coming along in close... DB - Hunky Dory, L&T of Ziggy Stardust, Floyd - Wish You were Here, Led Zep III, Pixies - Doolittle, Neil Young - After the GR and Harvest ------------- Cheers Marie |
Posted By: tmarie
Date Posted: 12-October-2006 at 20:11
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I KNEW I'd leave one out - my other favourite!! The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway (Genesis) my god I'm ashamed of my lack of loyalty to an album that's gotten me home on many drunk occasions!! Have to take Moving Hearts outta top 5 ------------- Cheers Marie |
Posted By: finno
Date Posted: 12-October-2006 at 20:35
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Found it hard to list just 5, so in no particular order Born to Run - Bruce Springsteen Rumours - Fleetwood Mac Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd Freddie White - Freddie White IV - Led Zeppelin ------------- A man must have a code |
Posted By: Rolo
Date Posted: 13-October-2006 at 01:26
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Love that Bowie era tmarie.One of my favourite songs of all time is Five years. Ziggy Stardust and Hunky Dory are timeless classics. What about The Bewlay Brothers ?
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Posted By: Blondie
Date Posted: 13-October-2006 at 10:14
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Still thinking about this and cant come up with list !!!!!! Will sit down at weekend and try and decide Could do the artists alright but can then never decide on which album ------------- Blondie I generally avoid temptation unless I can't resist it ! |
Posted By: tmarie
Date Posted: 13-October-2006 at 20:50
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Rolo, I love the Bewlay brothers - was that supposed to be about DB and something sinister about his childhood? Five years probably first Bowie song I knew "by heart" - brilliant - am going to listen to album on way to pub :D
------------- Cheers Marie |
Posted By: tmarie
Date Posted: 13-October-2006 at 20:51
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and need to add Desire to top 5 - don't know what to take out tho :( ------------- Cheers Marie |
Posted By: Ger Mc
Date Posted: 14-October-2006 at 11:32
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The gig was moved from The Olympia to The Point....She had sold out so quickly....which was a bit of a bummer...the lack of accoustics in The Point ruined it for me...though saw her a few years back in her home town of Toronto....You should listen to "Fumbling Towards Ecstasy" if you get the chance.... ------------- Still Rock'in after all these years...... |
Posted By: Rolo
Date Posted: 14-October-2006 at 16:12
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See, shoulda been a Top 10. Just on Five Years, remember being on a religious retreat in school and being so bored that I wrote out all the lyrics. One of the lads in the class asked me if I'd written it myself. Course I had to pretend that I had. |
Posted By: tmarie
Date Posted: 14-October-2006 at 17:29
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Rolo wrote: Just on Five Years, remember being on a religious retreat in school and being so bord that I wrote out all the lyrics. One of the lads in the class asked me if I'd written it myself. Course I had to pretend that I had.
Had a great time walking down to pub last night singin away to five years et al. Then did a bit of gardening this morning listening to Hunky Dory - I guarantee if anyone's feeling a bit crap putting "Fill your heart" on at full blast will banish the doldrums :D ------------- Cheers Marie |
Posted By: Rolo
Date Posted: 14-October-2006 at 18:51
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D'ya know,there's not a bad song on that album. Everyone talks about Oh, You Pretty Things, Life on Mars and Changes but for me The Bewlay Brothers, Kooks and Andy Warhol are the best songs on it. Prefer Ziggy Stardust though. Five Years and Sufragette City....Oh yeah ! |
Posted By: tmarie
Date Posted: 14-October-2006 at 19:19
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Can never decide which album is favourite after Diamond Dogs - love that cos was reading 1984 at the time and couldn't believe all the references - learnt later that Diamond Dogs was written as a musical version of 1984 but the Orwell estate wouldn't give the rights. A bit much considering they seemed happy enough to let the Eurythmics have a go years later - or maybe it was statute barred or whatever at that stage? And re Ziggy S what about R&R suicide - love howling along at the end of that :)
------------- Cheers Marie |
Posted By: softlad
Date Posted: 15-October-2006 at 13:39
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EXCELLENT TOPIC LADS, TOOK A LOT OF HARD DECISIONS AND THE OUL EARDRUMS ARE SLIGHTLY BATTERED AT THIS STAGE BUT FINALLY FIVE STOOD OUT FROM THE REST FOR ME : 1) HYSTERIA - DEF LEPPARD (STILL THE BIGGEST SELLING ROCK ALBUM OF ALL TIME) 2) RAINBOW RISING - RAINBOW (R.J.D. IS MY HERO!!!) 3) NUMBER OF THE BEAST - IRON MAIDEN ( THE STANDOUT ALBUM FROM THE WHOLE NWOBHM ERA ) 4) LIVE AND DANGEROUS - THIN LIZZY (PACKED FULL OF HITS, SUPERB SOUND, PHILO AND THE BOYS AT THEIR LIVE BEST) 5) NEWS OF THE WORLD - QUEEN ( LOVE OF MY LIFE , BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY , WHAT MORE NEED I SAY! ) ------------- softlad "remember if you wanna get aHEAD you gotta give a little" |
Posted By: myploscarfe
Date Posted: 02-November-2006 at 07:44
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5 Led Zeppelin - IV 4 Tom Waits - Raindogs 3 Miles Davis - 'Round About Midnight 2 Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - No More Shall We Part 1 Bob Dylan - Blonde On Blonde All these are albums that once on I never feel the urge to take off ------------- Careful With That Patchoulie Oil Eugene |
Posted By: tony99
Date Posted: 08-November-2006 at 18:00
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O.K. 5 is too few to mention. So here goes..... http://rateyourmusic.com/collection/tony99/visual/ - http://rateyourmusic.com/collection/tony99/visual/ Tony |
Posted By: Biker Pat
Date Posted: 10-November-2006 at 14:00
Some good stuff in there Sput. Eminem though ------------- May be going to hell in a bucket but at least I'm enjoying the ride. Biker Pat Grove 1972-1975 |
Posted By: Biker Pat
Date Posted: 10-November-2006 at 14:03
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HD, Like Tony99 I have a problem with a top 5 as my personal taste would include five Creedence/John Fogerty albums and I don't want to bore folks anymore re my CCR/Fogerty devotion.
------------- May be going to hell in a bucket but at least I'm enjoying the ride. Biker Pat Grove 1972-1975 |
Posted By: finno
Date Posted: 10-November-2006 at 15:14
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You dont seem to mind sharing with us ------------- A man must have a code |
Posted By: Floyd
Date Posted: 10-November-2006 at 15:50
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WOW-where do you start??? Agree with 99.9999999% of above...(though somehow the word Eminem doesn't sit well on this site)...but even a top 100 still wouldn't cover all our collective tastes, Could list 5 Pink Floyd albums,but no,so here's my tuppence worth... 5 >- Marillion...Marbles 4 >- Kansas...Point of Know Return 3 >- Jethro Tull...Aqualung 2 >- Zep...II 1 >- Pink Floyd...Meddle |
Posted By: Hayseed Dixie
Date Posted: 11-November-2006 at 06:12
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Hey Folks...I'm not gonna jump up and down and have a hissy fit if ya all put your top 10 instead... Just
thought some people might have a problem with thinking of ten
albums...seems I was wrong...so...soon as I get back and sober up gonna
change my top 5 to top 10. and yeah..I could do a top 100 no
bother...but c'mon..who's gonna take the time for that...hehehe!!------------- Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again. - (Henri Cartier-Bresson) |
Posted By: Biker Pat
Date Posted: 11-November-2006 at 16:40
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Leaving Creedence and John Fogerty aside, here's a list of favourite albums. Back In Black - AC/DC Bad Company - Bad Company The Last Waltz - The Band Anthology - JJ Cale Cars (ist album) - Cars Deja Vu - CSNY Best of, The Man Comes Around - Johnny Cash Machine Head - Deep Purple Dire Straits (ist album) - Dire Straits Captain and Me, Stampede, Toulouse St - Doobie Brothers Best of - Donovan Malpractice - Dr Feelgood The Diamond Collection - Neil Diamond Highway 61 Revisited - Bob Dylan Best of - The Eagles A New World Record - Electric Light Orchestra Live(1980), Tusk, Rumours, Fleetwood Mac (1975 album) - Fleetwood Mac The Free Story - Free Live in Europe, Defender - Rory Gallagher American Beauty, In The Dark - Grateful Dead Best of - Sensational Alex Harvey Band 20 Golden Greats - Hollies Lost And Found - Jason & The Scorchers Best of - Janis Joplin One For The Road - The Kinks Pronounced - Lynyrd Skynyrd Four - Led Zeppelin Rock 'n Roll - John Lennon Watch - Manfred Mann Flt Like An Eagle, Book Of Dreams - Steve Miller All The Young Dudes - Mott The Hoople Mystery Girk - Roy Orbison Relish - Joan Osbourne Tom Petty & Heartbreakers (ist album), Damn The Toppedoes, You're Gonna Get It, Hard Promises, Long After Dark - Tom Petty & Heartbreakers Out Of Their Skulls - The Pirates The Division Bell - Pink Floyd Transformer, New York - Lou Reed Power In The Darkness - Tom Robinson Stranded, Avalon, Flesh & Blood, Still Life - Roxy Music Exile On Main Street, Tatoo You, Goats Head Soup, Voodoo Lounge, Stripped, Some Girls, Bridges To Babylon - Rolling Stones Piledriver, On The Level, Hello, Rocking All Over The World, Quo Live 1977 - Status Quo Blue drops Of Rain - Corey Stevens Teaser & Firecat, Tea For The Tillerman, Catch Bull At Four - Cat Stevens Never A Dull Moment, Every Picture Tells A Story - Rod Stewart Nine Tonight - Bob Seger Marquee moon - Television Taste - Taste The Vintage Years - Troggs Travelling Wilburys - Travelling Wilburys Million Sellers - The Temptations 1969 - Velvet Underground Irish Heartbeat - Van Morrison & Chieftans Joshua Tree, Pop, Rattle & Hum - U2 Argus, Live Dates, New England, Wishbone Ash (ist album), Wishbone Four - Wishbone Ash The Smoker You Drink, The Player You Get - Joe Walsh Best of - Tony Joe White Live - Johnny Winter All 22 Neil Young albums that I possess Tres Hombres, Tejas, Fandango, Eliminator - ZZ TOP Stand In The Fire, Sentimental Hygiene, The Envoy - Warren Zevon Big Wheels Of Motown - Tamla Motown collection To name a few ------------- May be going to hell in a bucket but at least I'm enjoying the ride. Biker Pat Grove 1972-1975 |
Posted By: tony99
Date Posted: 13-November-2006 at 17:45
| Wow Pat. What an amazing list! However, I'm confused because the last time I was in your Gaff, I did'nt see any of these albums. What I do remember seeing was ......Brotherhood of Man, The Nolan Sisters, Shawaddywaddy, The Gap Band(Oops upside your head), Top of the Pops 1- 20, K-Tel 1-30, The Wombles greatest hits, Daniel O'Donnell, etc. .....Am I missing something here? |
Posted By: finno
Date Posted: 13-November-2006 at 19:11
Pat could this be true? Wombles! Daniel O'Donnell!
------------- A man must have a code |
Posted By: ExArtanehead
Date Posted: 14-November-2006 at 03:37
Hi tmarie, it was a sad story, really: DB's brother was schizophrenic, he eventually killed himself by jumping in front of a train. It's an amazingly haunting track, and as for the ending...! ------------- Remember when you were young? |
Posted By: ExArtanehead
Date Posted: 14-November-2006 at 03:46
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Oh, and my top 5 at the mo': King Crimson - Discipline Television - Marquee Moon Smashing Pumpkins - Adore David Bowie - Heathen (yes, there is life in DB after the 70s) Lou Reed - New York ------------- Remember when you were young? |
Posted By: Biker Pat
Date Posted: 14-November-2006 at 16:45
Tony99 an old pal of mine from Aer Lingus. Don't mind, he's taking the piss ------------- May be going to hell in a bucket but at least I'm enjoying the ride. Biker Pat Grove 1972-1975 |
Posted By: RoundaboutToo!
Date Posted: 15-November-2006 at 23:48
That's an amazing list Pat! I can't leave CCR aside though since you opened my eyes to them! I've set up a couple of 'stations' on pandora.com, one of which is Creedence, and its brilliant! listening to I Put A Spell On You now. the stations play your chosen band and others deemed to be like them. Thanks! CP *edit* - it just played BTO, Joe Walsh, Hollies & now 'It came out of the Sky' nice! |
Posted By: stephb
Date Posted: 16-November-2006 at 08:35
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ok so probably predictably mine are: Metallica - Master of puppets Guns n Roses - Appetite for Destruction Nirvana - Never mind Pearl Jam - Ten The smashing pumpkins - Mellon Collie and the infinite sadness there is alot more but these are my uber fav's
------------- does it mean i am old if i cant remember or am i still drunk? steph \m/
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Posted By: Blondie
Date Posted: 16-November-2006 at 08:45
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Would have some all time favourites but also have flavour of the month which currently is Paul weller Hit Parade and an old favourite rediscovered Bob Dylan Budokan which has been on player for last 24hours playing random and every single song is classic. Think will stick Blonde on Blonde now which is another favourite for obvious reasons ------------- Blondie I generally avoid temptation unless I can't resist it ! |
Posted By: myploscarfe
Date Posted: 16-November-2006 at 23:11
Brilliant album great to see it getting a spin. ------------- Careful With That Patchoulie Oil Eugene |
Posted By: Blondie
Date Posted: 17-November-2006 at 13:58
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On complete dylan buzz at minute. Used to have the bootleg series on vinyl would love to have it on cd there are some great tracks on it. Listening to Highway 61 at min Like a rollin stone happy days ------------- Blondie I generally avoid temptation unless I can't resist it ! |
Posted By: myploscarfe
Date Posted: 17-November-2006 at 21:33
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Took No direction Home to work in the jeep today. Have had it for ages but the first time I really got to listen to it. Some great tracks on it very laid back versions compared to the LP tracks. Just me and Bob on the road! Hey Blondie what happened to your vinyl Bootleg series? ------------- Careful With That Patchoulie Oil Eugene |
Posted By: Blondie
Date Posted: 17-November-2006 at 21:40
LWell when left england had t6o divide up large record collection . You know the story thats mine thats yours thats ours So lost a few good ones  Havent said that dont play any of my vinyl anymore. Saw Dylan play bout six or seven times when i was in London. Different venues Wembley Finsbury Park for Fleadh etc. ------------- Blondie I generally avoid temptation unless I can't resist it ! |
Posted By: Hayseed Dixie
Date Posted: 18-November-2006 at 09:56
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Hey Blondie...in case you're interested.. was in HMV last night in Blanch and they have a whole heap of Dylan classic CD's in the sale...priced between 5.99 and 7.99 I think....and Virgin had one of those 3 CD box sets with 3 albums for 10.99 with three of his more recent offerings in it. Was sorely tempted..but am trying to convince herself that we should buy the 32" LCD HD ready tv that LIDL and Aldi have for sale next Thursday...so need to rein in the spending..not doing well with that project at the moment tho..hehehe!! ------------- Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again. - (Henri Cartier-Bresson) |
Posted By: Vinyl Junkie
Date Posted: 18-November-2006 at 10:23
HD ready TV...(hee, hee, get it...HD!)  Actually Rob, how much are they selling them TVs for, do ya know?? Sorely tempted in one of them myself. ------------- TPFKAB (The Poster Formerly Known As Brunswick). |
Posted By: Biker Pat
Date Posted: 18-November-2006 at 10:28
many thanks. There's loads more but thats all I had time to put in. Basically I have well over 200 albums on vinyl and they're all my favourite. Glad you're into CCR. Just think they produced some classic music that has stood the test of time. ------------- May be going to hell in a bucket but at least I'm enjoying the ride. Biker Pat Grove 1972-1975 |
Posted By: muller
Date Posted: 18-November-2006 at 10:41
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Hey Pat, you got a gang of us into CCR in those days (and we were Quo rockers, to my shame). Great compilation album - Box set of Woodstock'69. It has everything for the discerning rocker. Here's the rest of my top 5: Aqualung, Machine Head, Zeppeling IV, Pet Sounds. ------------- Life is for living |
Posted By: Biker Pat
Date Posted: 29-August-2008 at 15:13
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Resurrecting this thread to see if we get any updates. ------------- May be going to hell in a bucket but at least I'm enjoying the ride. Biker Pat Grove 1972-1975 |
Posted By: Manhattan Dave
Date Posted: 29-August-2008 at 16:45
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------------- Half my life I spend deciding if the other half is all that exciting... |
Here's some that come to mind : Posted By: ShortHairHippie
Date Posted: 29-August-2008 at 16:50
you are dead right,l wouldnt know where to start if l was asked to pick 5,as you just showed there is to much to choose from ------------- upon us all,a little rain must fall |
Posted By: Biker Pat
Date Posted: 29-August-2008 at 16:56
MD, I couldn't stick to five either. See above. That's some list you have. I haven't heard of half them  Showing my age I guess. Know a lot of the names but never heard their music. ------------- May be going to hell in a bucket but at least I'm enjoying the ride. Biker Pat Grove 1972-1975 |
Posted By: Manhattan Dave
Date Posted: 29-August-2008 at 17:32
Well if you think anything might tickle your fancy then let me know! I'll come back soon with my next batch! Top 5 might take a while!
------------- Half my life I spend deciding if the other half is all that exciting... |
Posted By: tupelopenny
Date Posted: 04-September-2008 at 20:44
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MAGAZINE
Magazine, one of Britain’s most influential bands, are to reform for just two concerts in February 2009. Original members Howard Devoto, Dave Formula, Barry Adamson and John Doyle are to be joined by an as yet unnamed guest guitarist, to walk in the not inconsiderable footsteps of the departed, and sadly missed, John McGeoch. you might find someone there to discuss them with rolo! ------------- Good Grief, Charlie Brown |
Posted By: Rolo
Date Posted: 07-September-2008 at 00:41
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Nice one Brian,thanks for that. Will investigate immediately |
Posted By: Rolo
Date Posted: 15-September-2008 at 01:00
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Just squired me tickets for both shows. Many thanks for the tip off Briano. Have a virtual Pat on the Back. Really looking forward to this. |
Posted By: finno
Date Posted: 14-October-2008 at 09:23
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As opposed to a biker pat?? ------------- A man must have a code |