Your Favorite Rock Album(s)
Tabasko
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these are the first that come to my mind..
what gets you rockin?
what gets you rockin?
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DUDE.
Definition of SLEPT ON AND UNAPPRECIATED.
Good call.
I've loved that record since it came out (no kyuss latepass). Funny that it was first released by Def American in 1989 and then reissued by Delicious Vinyl in 1990.
Never heard the record they did when Ginger Baker joined, though.
"Body, body, body, body..!"
Great album, IMO. Not perfect, but good and rawking. Too bad Baker only was around for this album. Didn't he get deported by the US due to some 60's drug charge?
Jeff Beck Truth
Little Feat Sailing Shoes
Little Feat Dixie Chicken
Van Morrison Astral Weeks (the Moondance one, whatever the title)
Jimi Hendrix Greatest Hits (I'm not saying his best record, but I've been listening to it lately, and I listened to it in 9th grade art class a lot.)
Like me these are old and bluesy.
Dan
Dismemberment Plan "Emergency & I"
Quirky late 90's rock
This album was a huge disappoinment for me. Cant really tell why tho, because its to long ago that I listened to it. I only remember that I didnt like it at all.
Yeah, thats true. Even with a different sleeve.
This shit is impossible. Here goes a few though.
hell yea!
This one plus pot got me through my teens. I listen to it again nowadays and it's still good. I know it sold beyond believe but I know nobody who likes it. I can't share it. Smoking pot has become a solitary thing too.
The German pressing sounds great. Hunt that one down.
Best ever:
Nice one John!
- spidey
Cosign on the Clash.
I'd agree with Rage against the Machine and Nirvana, but I just can't stand either of those albums anymore. I listened the hell out of them back in the day. Big fan of both, but there is such a small chance that I would actually listen to either of those albums all the way through at this point in time.
If anyone ever doubts that DEVO is rock and roll, play this for 'em.
co-sign on minutemen, slits, stooges, scratch acid and the who picks
and i can't pick just one from any of these: sabbath, pretty things, jesus lizard and sonic youth.
I recently emerged from my anti-Led Zeppelin phase. I used to listen to this album on the home stereo with my dad all the time. This is probably both of our favorite rock albums (and his favorite album). My introduction to Led Zeppelin came through Black Dog. My dad had an instant flashback to his earlier days and gave me some money and told me to go buy the album. I bought Lede Zeppelin II instead of IV, so this one wins.
Recorded in golden 1969, how can you go wrong? The first three songs, the two song suite of Heartbreaker/Livin' Lovin' (She's Just a Woman), and the Albini-like drums before Albini ever hit a recording studio.
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zepplin brought me and my father together, musically, as well. good shit.
Seems strange that they toured with Nirvana. I would have committed murder...