I lived and breathed Pink Floyd as a teenager so, guilty as charged.
One album you think everyone should own
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True - I seldom listened to disk 2 of Umma Gumma.
I'll disagree with you on Seamus - best recording of a howling dog howling the blues ever!
I'll disagree with you on Seamus - best recording of a howling dog howling the blues ever!
if you are gonna recommend one butthole surfers record, for yahweh's sake don't choose that one. although i suppose it was better than the next two.
Butthole Surfers - pioughd
But that version is from Live at Pompeii, not Meddle. Some how I ended up with an audio version of Live at Pompeii and its actually a really good album minus all the talking in the diner.
I was thinking this had sweat loaf on it, so I guess I really wanted Locust Abortion Technician. Along those lines loosely.
This is an album everyone should listen to, maybe its not for everyone to own, if nothing else than for the cheap trick cover.
You like Umma, but not Gumma?
I like Gigi.
Where is the 909 & the 303?
Yanni's Live at the Acropolis
I'll toss in Damnation by Opeth.
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As was at the Alive tour when they played here in NYC and it was pretty focking amazing. I have the Alive album but I also have a bootleg of the same set from Coachella which despite the not so good quality better captures feel of the concert better. The light show was super cool too and really added to the concert. Hopefully they will return at some point.
what he said, on all three accounts
i'll be a bit pedantic here, and attempt (crudely, and with 99% chance of failure) to attempt to categorize cornerstone LPs (not already mentioned)in various genres...
classic pop:
jazz:
electric blues:
acoustic blues:
metal (early):
metal (later):
shoegaze:
hip-hop:
grunge:
early psychedelic:
later psychedelic:
krautrock:
alt.country:
ambient:
black metal:
doom:
dub:
electronic:
brit-folk:
US-folk:
free jazz:
funk:
garage rock:
goth rock:
hard rock:
hardcore:
indie rock:
acoustic guitar:
math rock:
lo-fi:
noise rock:
post-punk:
punk rock:
southern rock:
industrial:
post-rock:
best live LP (for MMike)
damn, i forgot prog rock:
classic pop:
jazz:
electric blues:
acoustic blues:
metal (early):
metal (later):
shoegaze:
hip-hop:
grunge:
early psychedelic:
later psychedelic:
krautrock:
alt.country:
ambient:
black metal:
doom:
dub:
electronic:
brit-folk:
US-folk:
free jazz:
funk:
garage rock:
goth rock:
hard rock:
hardcore:
indie rock:
acoustic guitar:
math rock:
lo-fi:
noise rock:
post-punk:
punk rock:
southern rock:
industrial:
post-rock:
best live LP (for MMike)
damn, i forgot prog rock:
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Interesting list narlus. I'd argue that if you're going to categorize that many genres within rock, not breaking up hip hop a bit is doing it a disservice. I'd have to think a little bit about how I'd define those sub-genres though.
Dopethrone, Reign In Blood, and Black Sabbath are all great calls. I like Superfuzz Bigmuff, but I'm not sure if I think it's place on that list is deserved. Don't think I agree with Jailbreak either.
Nice effort though.
Dopethrone, Reign In Blood, and Black Sabbath are all great calls. I like Superfuzz Bigmuff, but I'm not sure if I think it's place on that list is deserved. Don't think I agree with Jailbreak either.
Nice effort though.
Iron Maiden: Killers
Motorhead: Overkill
Athiest: Unquestionable Presence
Mr. Bungle: self titled
Nine Inch Nails: The Downward Spiral
Metallica: Master of Puppets
Slayer: Reign in Blood
Sepultura: Arise
Carcass: Necroticism – Descanting the Insalubrious
Motorhead: Overkill
Athiest: Unquestionable Presence
Mr. Bungle: self titled
Nine Inch Nails: The Downward Spiral
Metallica: Master of Puppets
Slayer: Reign in Blood
Sepultura: Arise
Carcass: Necroticism – Descanting the Insalubrious
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Tim, you left crabcore out of that list....
i am admittedly fairly weak on my hip-hop knowledge, so i did what i could
as for hard rock. one could easily pop in something from Aerosmith, Soundgarden, Motorhead, Zep, Blue Oyster Cult, UFO, AC/DC, Budgie, etc.
i think that Mudhoney is the pre-eminent grunge band, personally, and that's a pretty good glimpse at what they did.
after Attack Attack, who is there?
Fair. If I have time and am not too lazy I'll put something together tomorrow.i am admittedly fairly weak on my hip-hop knowledge, so i did what i could
To each his own I guess. Though I have to admit I haven't come up with anything I think fits better.narlus said:
Ummmm........valid point.....
bump for the time i put into this last night...and for others to add in specific genre picks.
Gorilla biscuits start today
And I'd hardly put Hank era black flag. Gimme Keith or dez anyday
And I'd hardly put Hank era black flag. Gimme Keith or dez anyday
Narlus...
I don't have this one, but I have Select Ambient Works V2... I also have a few of the tracks on this one from their original releases. Awesome stuff.
What was the album he put out that was a re-mix of a previous album, but played on a "proprietary" record player that had two needles? THA, on your album below originally came from it...
I don't have this one, but I have Select Ambient Works V2... I also have a few of the tracks on this one from their original releases. Awesome stuff.
What was the album he put out that was a re-mix of a previous album, but played on a "proprietary" record player that had two needles? THA, on your album below originally came from it...
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That is certainly more than ONE album.
I too wanted to list a who bunch of albums, but the challenge of finding ONE says a lot about the poster.
LOL... so THAT is seamus? Never would have known. I always pictured him as more of a Bloodhound than a Greyhound or whatever that one is.
I was in the kitchen... Seamus that's the dog was outside... CLASSIC.
I think that all of the tracks on Meddle are pretty darn good.
different category though...the early stuff was punk rock, not hardcore. of course, people can endlessly debate that hair split.
if you searched the thread you'd find that my first post didn't bend the rules so much (i listed two records, one of which was listed a split second before by Jim Mac).
bb, i don't know that record you're speaking of.
Such a great album.
Oh, COME ON...
You are gonna put up a "best of" album? What a cop-out.
I agree that Marley is one of the best musicians EVER and everyone should have some in their collection, but which SPECIFIC album? There are many true marley fans out there that don't have this one bc they have all the songs from the ACTUAL album that they were released on.
Exodus or Rastaman Vibrations for me.
Plus rep for you sir.
you could even almost argue they started bordering on jazz. Im not speaking genre's just black flag.
yeah, Flag fused punk, metal and free jazz along their evolution.
WOW! I can't believe I'm seeing this here! Super bad ass album. I'm trying to come up with one, and that one went through my head...doom: