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12/04/2009 04:11:21 PM · #1 |
there is a more perfect album then Springsteen's "Born To Run"
Start to finish perfection. Opening up with Thunder Road (which would have been my wedding song if it wasn't for the "YOU AINT A BEAUTY BUT HEY YOURE ALL RIGHT" line!!) and ending on Jungle Land.
Try and listen to Jungleland and not get chills during the Big Man's sax solo.
So glad that I finally got to see the boss last year. |
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12/04/2009 08:02:14 PM · #2 |
| Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here |
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12/04/2009 08:32:32 PM · #3 |
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12/04/2009 08:32:39 PM · #4 |
Styx- Grand illusion
Kiss- Destroyer
Pink Floyd- Dark Side of the Moon- The Wall |
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12/04/2009 08:38:59 PM · #5 |
| Deep Purple - Machine Head (and not just for "Smoke on the Water") |
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12/04/2009 08:40:52 PM · #6 |
The Birthday Party - Junkyard
Nurse With Wound - Homotopy to Marie
The Raincoats - The Raincoats |
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12/04/2009 08:43:44 PM · #7 |
A.J., this is very respectable statement. When I initially read it, I thought, this person is probably under 30 years old - certainly not an insult in any way, but it sounded like a youthful selection. You were close with The Boss, but Nebraska is the best of his albums. To my ear, there are a few better...
Fleetwood Mac - Rumors
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
The Police - Ghost in the Machine
Of course, it is all subjective, but a worthwhile conversation.
Message edited by author 2009-12-04 20:59:55. |
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12/04/2009 08:56:26 PM · #8 |
| Meat Loaf - Bat Out of Hell |
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12/04/2009 08:58:22 PM · #9 |
| Wow, two more votes for Pink Floyd? I like Dark Side Of The Moon, but Wish You Were Here beginning to end is simply amazing. Whereas Dark Side Of The Moon can be a bit too moody if I'm stressed out, Wish You Were Here works for me whether I'm tense or relaxed. |
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12/04/2009 08:58:50 PM · #10 |
Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams
Pink Floyd - Ummagamma |
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12/04/2009 08:59:38 PM · #11 |
I second all mentions to Pink Floyd, and will add Animals to the list.
Concept Albuns are (were) great!
I saw a documentary were David Gilmour said (about Dark Side of The Moon) something like that he was proud of their masterpiece, but he was also sad for had not been able to sit down and "listen the album for the first time" (as any of us). I must agree, because this is an unique experience.
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12/04/2009 09:27:46 PM · #12 |
Originally posted by jotaga:
Concept Albuns are (were) great! |
One of the first ...
The Moody Blues: Days Of Future Passed |
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12/04/2009 09:46:37 PM · #13 |
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12/04/2009 10:56:24 PM · #14 |
Traffic: John Barleycorn Must Die
ETA: Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble-Texas Flood
Kenny Wade Shepherd-Trouble Is....
B.B. King-Live from Cook County Jail
U2-Rattle & Hum
The Grateful Dead-Europe '72
The Allman Brothers Band-at Fillmore East
Joni Mitchell-Blue
Elton John-Madman Across the Water
Savoy Brown-Street Corner Talkin'
King Crimson-in the Court of the Crimson King
Maroon 5-Songs about Jane
Damn, there are a lot of great albums out there!
Message edited by author 2009-12-04 23:03:51.
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12/04/2009 10:56:29 PM · #15 |
Originally posted by george917:
Wow, two more votes for Pink Floyd? I like Dark Side Of The Moon, but Wish You Were Here beginning to end is simply amazing. Whereas Dark Side Of The Moon can be a bit too moody if I'm stressed out, Wish You Were Here works for me whether I'm tense or relaxed. |
For me dark side wins for best album, but your right about moody, I would often prefer just to sit and listen to wish you were here, its magical. Sadly there are few well crafted albums these days :(
1- Dark side of the moon - Pink Floyd
2- Wish you were here - Pink Floyd
3- Sargent Peppers lonely hearts club band - Beatles
4- (IV) - Led Zeppelin
5- Nevermind - Nirvana
6- Harvest - Niel Young
7- Never mind the Bollocks - Sex Pistols
My 6 year olds son's current favorite (seriously): Machine Head - Deep Purple
Gotta stop now but I'll give my guilty pleasure : Pop Art - Transvision Vamp |
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12/04/2009 11:27:25 PM · #16 |
Originally posted by bvy:
The Best of Air Supply |
I was kidding. |
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12/04/2009 11:33:19 PM · #17 |
Originally posted by bvy:
Originally posted by bvy:
The Best of Air Supply |
I was kidding. |
Yeh sure you were ;) |
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12/05/2009 12:24:56 AM · #18 |
Drawn From Life by Brian Eno. Perhaps the most lovely thing I've ever heard.
Slope by Steve Jansen. Quite brilliant.
Snow Borne Sorrow, by Nine Horses. Quite beautiful and heartbreaking. |
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12/05/2009 12:34:06 AM · #19 |
Just a few...
Junior Brown - Guit With It
Reverend Horton Heat - Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood
...the louder the better.
For something quieter...
Revival - Gillian Welch
ETA:...and anything Dinah Washington.
Message edited by author 2009-12-05 00:35:27. |
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12/05/2009 12:44:06 AM · #20 |
What!? No Maria Maldaur? Sorry.
Clash- London Calling
Beatles- Abbey Road
Bruce Springsteen- go way back and check out "The Wild, The Innocent, and the E Street Shuffle"- incredible stories on that one- his second album. First is pretty good too- "Greetings from Asbury Park"
Talking Heads- Remain In Light- dark but layered and very danceable (like all Talking Heads albums).
Hard to choose a Dire Straits album.
I second the earlier pick of the Allman Brothers at the Filmore.
Another couple live packages:
Bob Marley- Babalon by Bus
The Band- the Last Waltz
Wanna have a party? Pull out some B52's.
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12/05/2009 12:45:32 AM · #21 |
Originally posted by jotaga:
I saw a documentary were David Gilmour said (about Dark Side of The Moon) something like that he was proud of their masterpiece, but he was also sad for had not been able to sit down and "listen the album for the first time" (as any of us). I must agree, because this is an unique experience. |
That reminds me - I read recently someone (but I forget who) said his deepest regret is that he can never read °The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn° for the first time again. |
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12/05/2009 12:45:37 AM · #22 |
| I am really surprised Led Zeppelin was mentioned only once! But like was said, this is all subjective but still, these are fun conversations to have. For me it would have to be Led Zeppelin II. If I had to live on a desert island for year with only one album this would be it. They are still so young and raw on that album. I do a MEAN air guitar to "bring it on home" and still get chills when Jimmy Page first fires up the guitar on that song. |
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12/05/2009 09:13:27 AM · #23 |
I just now realized just how old I am.
Ray |
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12/05/2009 09:16:52 AM · #24 |
"Brothers In Arms" - Dire Straits, though as  JeffryZ mentioned, hard to pick just one. |
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12/05/2009 09:24:28 AM · #25 |
Originally posted by smardaz:
I am really surprised Led Zeppelin was mentioned only once! But like was said, this is all subjective but still, these are fun conversations to have. For me it would have to be Led Zeppelin II. If I had to live on a desert island for year with only one album this would be it. They are still so young and raw on that album. I do a MEAN air guitar to "bring it on home" and still get chills when Jimmy Page first fires up the guitar on that song. |
We would agree. II is my favorite by far.
Most downright rock and roll fun, for me, though: "J Geils Band, Live - Full House". "Hard Drivin' Man" always ROCKS! |
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