29-04-2003 03:46									#61
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quote: Originally posted by cinch Hey, it could be argued that Eels makes use of electronic grooves.

	29-04-2003 03:47									#62
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I like concept albums. So I have two of them on my list.

Operation: Mindcrime- by Queensryche. I love this album
Seventh Son of a Seventh son- By Iron Maiden
Aenima- Tool
Undertow- Tool
Lateralus- Tool
...And Justice for All- Metallica
Master of Puppets- Metallica
Black album- Metallica
Chaos A.D.- Sepultura
Somewhere in Time- Iron Maiden
The Wall- Pink Floyd
Dark Side of the Moon- Pink Floyd
IV- Led Zeppelin
I- Led Zeppelin
Antichrist superstar- Marylin Manson (I'm not a big fan of him, but he got it right with this album. I credit Rezner's influence)
Downward Spiral- NIN
Melloncollie and the Infinite Sadness- Smashing Pumpkins. depressing as hell. I have to be in the right mood to listen to it, but it is brilliant.

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	29-04-2003 03:48									#63
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Sticky Fingers is really good Fez

Joni Mitchell- Hejira-
The b-52's- The b-52's-
Portishead- Dummy-
Everything But the girl-Amplified Heart
Stevie wonder-Innervisions
David Bowie-Diamond Dogs
Smahing Pumpkins- Siamese Dream
Joni Mitchell- The hissing of summer lawns
Prince-LoveSexy
Prince-Sign of the time

And more.., those are the first 10 albums that came to my mind.

	29-04-2003 03:51									#64
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Monkspider,

You have what is called "the good taste in music".

What did you think of Souljacker?

	29-04-2003 03:54									#65
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quote: Originally posted by cinch Monkspider, You have what is called "the good taste in music". What did you think of Souljacker?

I liked it quite a bit, it is quite a bit different than the previous albums. Though, I think the best stuff to come out of the Souljacker era is the Rotten World Blues EP. It is a great album, I actually liked it quite a bit more than "Daisies.." in fact.

	29-04-2003 04:34									#66
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wow plan austral has GREAT taste in music!!!

	29-04-2003 04:44									#67
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HOW COULD I FORGET!!

Synthesizer Greatest series is awesome!
just now listening to Chariots of Fire..
I remember we used to listen to these when I was like 10 years old and we played merp (middle earth role playing game)..

	29-04-2003 04:49									#68
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well - Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd
Zooropa - U2
Jar Of Flies - Alice In Chains
Bends - Radiohead
Innuendo - Queen

and I could go on and on... it depends on the day...

	29-04-2003 04:58									#69
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2pac's Me Against the World...
great stuff right there... 2pac at the height of his skill. Recorded right before and right after being shot 5 times... the lyrics of a doomed man... it starts off with 2pac angrily blazing alliteration... "They say ***** and paper is poetry power and pistols Plottin on murderin mother****ers 'fore they get you Picturin pitiful punk niggaz coppin pleas Puffin weed as I position myself to clock G's"

Nas' Illmatic...
though only 9 songs, it's the most re-playable album I got. impossible to get tired of it. Nas at the top of his game as the street poet... "I'm the young city bandit, hold myself down singlehanded For murder raps, I kick my thoughts alone, get remanded Born alone, die alone, no crew to keep my crown or throne I'm deep by sound alone, caved inside in a thousand miles from home"

AZ's Doe or Die...
also real short but amazingly re-playable. AZ got the best flow in rap.

Mos Def's Black on Both Sides...
I didn't even buy it when it came out but every song I've heard from it is crafted for real... from the production to Mos' rhymes and smooth flow and tendency to talk, it's some hot **** "Spendin time, writin rhymes
Tryin to find words that describe the vibe
That's inside the space
When you close yo' eyes and screw yo' face
Is this the pain of too much tenderness
To make me nod my head in reverence
Should I visit this place and remember it?
To build landmarks here as evidence
Night time, spirit shook my temperment
To write rhymes that portray this sentiment
We live the now for the promise of the infinite"

Mobb Deep's The Infamous
Some nice street ****... might seem filled with too much glorification of 'thug life', but listening to Havoc's eerie production and Prodigy's sickly voice (he got sickle cell) rhyme such lines as, "Keep my eye on it so the **** won't spoil, then I pause, And ask God why, did he put me on the earth, just so I could die, I sit back and build on, all the things I did wrong, why I'm still breathing And all my friends gone..." you realize that this aint no glory ****...

some of the best albums in hip hop right there... i dare anyone to listen to all them and say that rap is not an incredible form of music


thanks

	29-04-2003 05:28									#70
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The DKs Fresh Fruit is still amazing. Too bad they are in such a legal pissing contest.

1) Dead Kennedy's - Fresh Fruit for Rotting Veggies
2) Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
3) Led Zepplin - IV (runes)
4) Elvis Costelo - My Aim is True
5) Uncle Tupelo - Anodyne
6) English Beat - Just Can't Stop It
7) the doors - waiting for the sun; my first LP, and still my fav from Jim et al
8) Brave Combo - Polkatharsis; Grammy!
9) The Replacements - Hootenanny
10) Lloyd Cole - Lloyd Cole (don't look back)

	29-04-2003 05:33									#71
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How did I forget "The Bends"?

	29-04-2003 05:39									#72
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quote: Originally posted by Drake Tungsten How did I forget "The Bends"?

	29-04-2003 09:35									#73
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Free - Fire and Water
Cold Chisel - Circus Animals
Soundgarden - Superunknown
Kruder Dorfmeister - K&D Sessions
Left Field - Leftism
Catfish - Unlimited Address
Tex, Don and Charlie - Sad But True

	29-04-2003 10:00									#74
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quote: Originally posted by Sten Sture 6) English Beat - Just Can't Stop It

Great album!

quote: Originally posted by Sten Sture 7) the doors - waiting for the sun; my first LP, and still my fav from Jim et al

Your first album was one that you could mention years later without being embarrassed? I don't believe it.

	29-04-2003 10:11									#75
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Good choices Alb, 2pac's Me Against the World and Nas' Illmatic are probably my favorite rap albums as well.

	29-04-2003 12:59									#76
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"quote:
Originally posted by Sten Sture
6) English Beat - Just Can't Stop It

Great album!"

Indeed...but they're The Beat!
"English Beat", indeed...

	29-04-2003 13:30									#77
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Now that you mentioned it, I thought it was The English Beat.

	29-04-2003 16:07									#78
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I currently have their "best of" in front of me...

Beat This!
The Best Of The Beat.

I'm guessing there was a Beat in the US as well...but that doesn't change the fact that they were called The Beat...

So there...(Tolls stomps his foot)...

	29-04-2003 18:11									#79
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And while we're at it The Charlatans UK were (are) called The Charlatans as well. Although personally I think The Charlatans were a much better band.

	29-04-2003 18:59									#80
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quote: Originally posted by Albert Speer 2pac's Me Against the World... Nas' Illmatic... AZ's Doe or Die... Mos Def's Black on Both Sides... Mobb Deep's The Infamous some of the best albums in hip hop right there... i dare anyone to listen to all them and say that rap is not an incredible form of music thanks

I'll give em a try.

	30-04-2003 00:02									#81
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Noted!

One of the earliest and most important ska revivalist groups, Birmingham's the Beat formed in 1978 (the band had to change their name to the English Beat in the U.S. to avoid confusion with Paul Collins' band of the same name). The multiracial band carved a distinct sound through the use of alternating lead vocals by guitarist Dave Wakeling and punk-toaster/rapper Ranking Roger

	30-04-2003 00:54									#82
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Cr@p!

There's much better stuff around. For instance has anyone been here?

http://franklarosa.com/vinyl/

You haven't lived until you've heard the dogs' version of "I saw her Standing There" by the Beatle Barkers.

And who could leave "Ken Demko Live at the Lamplighter Inn" off their list - the man's a musical monster.

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	30-04-2003 01:49									#83
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I have this one on CD...

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	30-04-2003 01:50									#84
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But nothing, NOTHING, beats this one:

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	30-04-2003 02:03									#85
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I hope that's a microphone in her hand.

	30-04-2003 04:17									#86
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You know nothing about music, look at this great south american artists

Facundo "The Buffalo"



Oscar Novio Nuñez

	30-04-2003 04:26									#87
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It's not as good as the previous 3, but nonetheless I'd like to mention:

	30-04-2003 04:31									#88
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I always had a special place in my heart for:

	30-04-2003 06:36									#89
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I take it you guys are regular visitors to Frank's then?

	30-04-2003 07:42									#90
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quote: Originally posted by Tolls I currently have their "best of" in front of me... Beat This! The Best Of The Beat. I'm guessing there was a Beat in the US as well...but that doesn't change the fact that they were called The Beat... So there...(Tolls stomps his foot)...

Well, I'm damn sure that the LP album I have of I Just Can't Stop It says The English Beat. And when I saw them at the Police Picnic 82, they called themselves The English Beat. So damn it, I'm a going to call them The English Beat. So there... (Tingkai stomps his foot, then starts thinking about the opening to Tears of a Clown and starts