I think I bought one of their Am Rep 45s, if I remember correctly for what it was they were too melodic for me or something. That whole label bored me relatively quickly along with all of that 2nd wave of "Noise Rock", Helmet etc -the Cows were fun though... that was around the time when I stopped visiting record stores and began taking my money to the fleamarkets instead.
Invaders - Spacing Out
Stefano Torossi - Feelings
Bob Marley - Exodus
Curtis Mayfield - Live
Method Man - Tical
Newban - Newban
Newban - Newban 2
Gabor Szabo - Jazz Raga
Doris - Did You Give The World...
Ellen McIlwaine - Honky Tonk Angel
Jimmy Smith - Root Down
Beastie Boys - Ill Communication
Cortex - Tropeau Bleu
Pete Jolly Trio - Little Bird
Stark Reality - Discovers Hoagy Carmichael's Music Shop
Nas - Illmatic
Jacky Giordano - Timing N?? 1
Eddie Kendricks - People??? Hold On
Marvin Gaye - What???s Going on
Shamrock - Shamrock
Jacques Siroul - Midway
KPM 1166 - Piano Viberations
Stringtronics - Mindbender
HE3 Project - Chapter 1
Broadcast - Haha Sound
James Brown - Get On The Good Foot
Donald Byrd - Places and Spaces
Cymande - Cymande
Weldon Irvine - Sinbad
Michael Jackson - Off The Wall
Curtis Mayfield - Curtis
S.O.U.L. - What Is It?
Archie Whitewater - s/t
ESG - Come Away With ESG
Beatfanatic - Adventures in the World of No-Fi Beats
Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power
Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland
Madvillain - Madvillainy
Wood Brass and Steel - s/t
Telstars - Orbiting
Rainbow Orchestra - Wonderland of Sound
Harry Roche Constellation - Spiral
Guy Boyer - Ballade Pour Un Vibra
Bob James - One
Poppy Family - Which Way You Goin' Billy?
Fuck this is tiring...
Stevie Wonder - Songs in The Key of Life
Prince - 1999
Beatles - Sgt Pepper's
Roger Webb Sound - Vocal Patterns
Lauth Quartet - s/t
Marvin Gaye "What's Goin' On"
Ramones "S/T"
Tower Of Power "East Bay Grease"
Neil Young "On The Beach"
Santana "Abraxas"
Mountain "Nantucket Sleighride"
Felt on Nasco "S/T"
Del Jones "Postive Vibes"
Rolling Stones "Sticky Fingers"
Cold Sun "Dark Shadows"
Al Green "Let's Stay Together"
Rayne "S/T"
D.R. Hooker "The Truth"
Son Volt "Trace"
13th Floor Elevators "Psychedelic Sounds"
Darius on Goldenrod "S/T"
Michael James Kirkland "Hang On In There"
Hank Williams "Moanin' The Blues"
Curtis Mayfield "New World Order"
Love "Forever Changes"
Bob Dylan "Blood On The Tracks"
Jimi Hendrix "Are You Experienced""
Allman Brothers "S/T"
Relatively Clean Rivers "S/T"
Drive By Truckers "The Dirty South"
Fraction "Moonblood"
Todd Rundgren "Hermit Of Mink Hollow"
Curtis Mayfield "No Place Like America"
Numbers Band "Jimmy Bell's Back In Town"
Scud Mountain Boys "Massachusetts"
Ray Charles "The Genius Of"
Boz Skaggs "S/T"
Little Richard "Here's LR"
Hall & Oates "Abandoned Luncheonette"
Albert King "Born Under A Bad Sign"
Elvis Costello "This Year's Model"
Beck "Sea Change"
The Ronettes "The Fabulous"
Buddy Holly "The Chirping Crickets"
The Doors "Morrison Hotel"
Johnny Cash "His Hot & Blue Guitar"
Black Sabbath "Master Of Reality"
Johnny Winter "Progressive Blues Experiment"
Sly & The Family Stone "Stand"
Steely Dan "Can't Buy A Thrill"
Howlin' Wolf "Moanin' In The Moonlight"
Led Zeppelin "3"
Dr. John "Gris-Gris"
Stevie Wonder "Innervisions"
Elvis Presley "S/T"
Lifetimes of music in this thread, very cool. Skel, you spelled Sunshipp right , I didn't, good for you. Parrallax mentioned WE 's Sinbad, I'm killing something and adding it, one of the greats for me, get's a listen at least once a month. Lists are made to be broken.
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Hey,
Here is my stab at my top-50 list (in no particular order):
1. "I Want You"-Marvin Gaye
2. "Off the Wall"-Michael Jackson
3. "The Hissing of Summer Lawns"-Joni Mitchell
4. "Exodus"-Bob Marley & the Wailers
5. "Aja"-Steely Dan
6. "Ptah the El Daoud"-Alice Coltrane
7. "Sketches in Spain"-Miles Davis
8. "Zenyatta Mondatta"-The Police
9. "Party Mix"-The B52s
10. "The Dude"-Quincy Jones
11. "Light Up the Night"-The Brothers Johnson
12. "Transitory"Jasper von Hooft's Pork Pie featuring Charlie Mariano
13. "Inspiration Information"-Shuggie Otis
14. "Headless Heroes of the Apocalypse"-Eugene McDaniels
15. "The Art of Tea"-Michael Franks
16. "Musical Massage"-Leon Ware
17. "The Better Part of Me"-Clifford Coulter
18. "Songs in the Key of Life"-Stevie Wonder
19. "Talking Book"-Stevie Wonder
20. "S/T"-Black Sabbath
21. "Astral Weeks"-Van Morrison
22. "Houses of the Holy"-Led Zeppelin
23. "3+3"-The Isley Brothers
24. "Come into My Garden"-Minnie Riperton
25. "Giant Steps"-John Coltrane
26. "Supernova"-Wayne Shorter
27. "Maiden Voyage"-Herbie Hancock
28. "3 Feet High and Rising"-De La Soul
29. "Low End Theory"-A Tribe Called Quest
30. "Mecca and the Soul Brother"-Pete Rock & CL Smooth
31. "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back"-Public Enemy
32. "The Infamous"-Mobb Deep
33. "Funky Nassau"-The Beginning of the End
34. "Music is the Message"-Kool & the Gang
35. "S/T"-Chrysalis
36. "S/T"-Arche Whitewater
37. "Gratitude"-Earth, Wind, & Fire
38. "Sun Goddess"-Ramsey Lewis
39. "S/T"-Leroy Hutson
40. "I'm Still in Love with You"-Al Green
41. "S/T"-Donny Hathaway
42. "Curtis"-Curtis Mayfield
43. "Natural Illusion"-Bobby Hutcherson
44. "Vibrations"-Roy Ayers
45. "Harvest"-Neil Young
46. "A Whole New Thing"-Sly & the Family Stone
47. "Why Can't We Be Friends"-War
48. "Ride the Ship to Zion"-The Gospel Keynotes
49. "The Truth is the Power"-The Mighty Clouds of Joy
50. "It's a Miracle"-The Swan Silvertones
Lack of Beatles
A consensus on LZ houses of the holy
Diversification on the Costello canon
Any more?
I had Beatles in my 50.
Considered LZ, which maybe should've taken the spot occupied by Pantera.
Whatevs. There would be big changes if I were to do the list again, as would be the case for most others.
Not that it's ever floated my boat personally, but considering its standing amongst collectros...? [Ellipsis just for Coop]
But back to t3h Fab Four - I guess the forum orbits around certain gravitational pulls that the Beatles don't represent.
No classical or fat Viking-broad stylings either*. 'tf! etc.
*I think if you watched Jean-Jacques Beineix's "Diva", you can speak with authority on both of these. Has worked for me in the past. It's got subtitles and everything. Real Dilettantes Know The Deal.
Not that it's ever floated my boat personally, but considering its standing amongst collectros...? [Ellipsis just for Coop]
But back to t3h Fab Four - I guess the forum orbits around certain gravitational pulls that the Beatles don't represent.
No classical or fat Viking-broad stylings either*. 'tf! etc.
*I think if you watched Jean-Jacques Beineix's "Diva", you can speak with authority on both of these. Has worked for me in the past. It's got subtitles and everything. Real Dilettantes Know The Deal.
UNNECESSARY ELLIPSES MAKE LITTLE BABY JESUS CRY
Also, I can't beleive I didn't have a 13th Floor Elevators albnum on there.
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Me'Shell Ndegeocello - Plantation Lullabies
Young Disciples - Road To Freedom
Lee Morgan - Live at The Lighthouse
No Mizell Brahs... :shocked:
Ask me next week...
I think I bought one of their Am Rep 45s, if I remember correctly for what it was they were too melodic for me or something. That whole label bored me relatively quickly along with all of that 2nd wave of "Noise Rock", Helmet etc -the Cows were fun though... that was around the time when I stopped visiting record stores and began taking my money to the fleamarkets instead.
this thread is almost more about regret and doubt than celebration for me.
Stefano Torossi - Feelings
Bob Marley - Exodus
Curtis Mayfield - Live
Method Man - Tical
Newban - Newban
Newban - Newban 2
Gabor Szabo - Jazz Raga
Doris - Did You Give The World...
Ellen McIlwaine - Honky Tonk Angel
Jimmy Smith - Root Down
Beastie Boys - Ill Communication
Cortex - Tropeau Bleu
Pete Jolly Trio - Little Bird
Stark Reality - Discovers Hoagy Carmichael's Music Shop
Nas - Illmatic
Jacky Giordano - Timing N?? 1
Eddie Kendricks - People??? Hold On
Marvin Gaye - What???s Going on
Shamrock - Shamrock
Jacques Siroul - Midway
KPM 1166 - Piano Viberations
Stringtronics - Mindbender
HE3 Project - Chapter 1
Broadcast - Haha Sound
James Brown - Get On The Good Foot
Donald Byrd - Places and Spaces
Cymande - Cymande
Weldon Irvine - Sinbad
Michael Jackson - Off The Wall
Curtis Mayfield - Curtis
S.O.U.L. - What Is It?
Archie Whitewater - s/t
ESG - Come Away With ESG
Beatfanatic - Adventures in the World of No-Fi Beats
Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power
Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland
Madvillain - Madvillainy
Wood Brass and Steel - s/t
Telstars - Orbiting
Rainbow Orchestra - Wonderland of Sound
Harry Roche Constellation - Spiral
Guy Boyer - Ballade Pour Un Vibra
Bob James - One
Poppy Family - Which Way You Goin' Billy?
Fuck this is tiring...
Stevie Wonder - Songs in The Key of Life
Prince - 1999
Beatles - Sgt Pepper's
Roger Webb Sound - Vocal Patterns
Lauth Quartet - s/t
I immediately realized I had omitted Hot Buttered Soul, but whev. DON'T OVERTHINK IT BRO. "Study long, study wrong" - Snoop Dogg
I think it is for everyone.
Ramones "S/T"
Tower Of Power "East Bay Grease"
Neil Young "On The Beach"
Santana "Abraxas"
Mountain "Nantucket Sleighride"
Felt on Nasco "S/T"
Del Jones "Postive Vibes"
Rolling Stones "Sticky Fingers"
Cold Sun "Dark Shadows"
Al Green "Let's Stay Together"
Rayne "S/T"
D.R. Hooker "The Truth"
Son Volt "Trace"
13th Floor Elevators "Psychedelic Sounds"
Darius on Goldenrod "S/T"
Michael James Kirkland "Hang On In There"
Hank Williams "Moanin' The Blues"
Curtis Mayfield "New World Order"
Love "Forever Changes"
Bob Dylan "Blood On The Tracks"
Jimi Hendrix "Are You Experienced""
Allman Brothers "S/T"
Relatively Clean Rivers "S/T"
Drive By Truckers "The Dirty South"
Fraction "Moonblood"
Todd Rundgren "Hermit Of Mink Hollow"
Curtis Mayfield "No Place Like America"
Numbers Band "Jimmy Bell's Back In Town"
Scud Mountain Boys "Massachusetts"
Ray Charles "The Genius Of"
Boz Skaggs "S/T"
Little Richard "Here's LR"
Hall & Oates "Abandoned Luncheonette"
Albert King "Born Under A Bad Sign"
Elvis Costello "This Year's Model"
Beck "Sea Change"
The Ronettes "The Fabulous"
Buddy Holly "The Chirping Crickets"
The Doors "Morrison Hotel"
Johnny Cash "His Hot & Blue Guitar"
Black Sabbath "Master Of Reality"
Johnny Winter "Progressive Blues Experiment"
Sly & The Family Stone "Stand"
Steely Dan "Can't Buy A Thrill"
Howlin' Wolf "Moanin' In The Moonlight"
Led Zeppelin "3"
Dr. John "Gris-Gris"
Stevie Wonder "Innervisions"
Elvis Presley "S/T"
In the end you'll still be you!
These DEFINITELY go on my top 50.....glaring omissions.
na na na na na....nah nah nah nah, na Na
Just bought a used CD of this recently and it has been on repeat in the car.
It wasn't until I jammed it in the ride that I heard the suuuuuuuub-bass in "Picture Show".
WHO HAD SUCH SPEAKERS IN 1992?
BESIDES HER?
Et tu, Rocke?
Here is my stab at my top-50 list (in no particular order):
1. "I Want You"-Marvin Gaye
2. "Off the Wall"-Michael Jackson
3. "The Hissing of Summer Lawns"-Joni Mitchell
4. "Exodus"-Bob Marley & the Wailers
5. "Aja"-Steely Dan
6. "Ptah the El Daoud"-Alice Coltrane
7. "Sketches in Spain"-Miles Davis
8. "Zenyatta Mondatta"-The Police
9. "Party Mix"-The B52s
10. "The Dude"-Quincy Jones
11. "Light Up the Night"-The Brothers Johnson
12. "Transitory"Jasper von Hooft's Pork Pie featuring Charlie Mariano
13. "Inspiration Information"-Shuggie Otis
14. "Headless Heroes of the Apocalypse"-Eugene McDaniels
15. "The Art of Tea"-Michael Franks
16. "Musical Massage"-Leon Ware
17. "The Better Part of Me"-Clifford Coulter
18. "Songs in the Key of Life"-Stevie Wonder
19. "Talking Book"-Stevie Wonder
20. "S/T"-Black Sabbath
21. "Astral Weeks"-Van Morrison
22. "Houses of the Holy"-Led Zeppelin
23. "3+3"-The Isley Brothers
24. "Come into My Garden"-Minnie Riperton
25. "Giant Steps"-John Coltrane
26. "Supernova"-Wayne Shorter
27. "Maiden Voyage"-Herbie Hancock
28. "3 Feet High and Rising"-De La Soul
29. "Low End Theory"-A Tribe Called Quest
30. "Mecca and the Soul Brother"-Pete Rock & CL Smooth
31. "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back"-Public Enemy
32. "The Infamous"-Mobb Deep
33. "Funky Nassau"-The Beginning of the End
34. "Music is the Message"-Kool & the Gang
35. "S/T"-Chrysalis
36. "S/T"-Arche Whitewater
37. "Gratitude"-Earth, Wind, & Fire
38. "Sun Goddess"-Ramsey Lewis
39. "S/T"-Leroy Hutson
40. "I'm Still in Love with You"-Al Green
41. "S/T"-Donny Hathaway
42. "Curtis"-Curtis Mayfield
43. "Natural Illusion"-Bobby Hutcherson
44. "Vibrations"-Roy Ayers
45. "Harvest"-Neil Young
46. "A Whole New Thing"-Sly & the Family Stone
47. "Why Can't We Be Friends"-War
48. "Ride the Ship to Zion"-The Gospel Keynotes
49. "The Truth is the Power"-The Mighty Clouds of Joy
50. "It's a Miracle"-The Swan Silvertones
Peace,
Big Stacks from Kakalak
Lack of Beatles
A consensus on LZ houses of the holy
Diversification on the Costello canon
Any more?
I had Beatles in my 50.
Considered LZ, which maybe should've taken the spot occupied by Pantera.
Whatevs. There would be big changes if I were to do the list again, as would be the case for most others.
Not that it's ever floated my boat personally, but considering its standing amongst collectros...? [Ellipsis just for Coop]
But back to t3h Fab Four - I guess the forum orbits around certain gravitational pulls that the Beatles don't represent.
No classical or fat Viking-broad stylings either*. 'tf! etc.
*I think if you watched Jean-Jacques Beineix's "Diva", you can speak with authority on both of these. Has worked for me in the past. It's got subtitles and everything. Real Dilettantes Know The Deal.
UNNECESSARY ELLIPSES MAKE LITTLE BABY JESUS CRY
Also, I can't beleive I didn't have a 13th Floor Elevators albnum on there.