One CD you listen to all the songs.....
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If a CD has songs that I need to skip, I don't buy it.
311 - Transistor
There are a lot of CDs that I don't skip around on, though.
in the spirit of SotD today:
two undisputed classics. i can even listen to "Ex-Supermodel" and "Her Psychology Today"
two undisputed classics. i can even listen to "Ex-Supermodel" and "Her Psychology Today"
Scott H. Biram's The Dirty Old One Man Band. He opened for the Th' Legendary Shack Shakers last week. Kinda like the Black Keys but even more unfinished.
DRB, you have any T-Model Ford or RL Burnside records? you'd dig them. the Dirtbombs is another one...Mick Collins is great.DRB said:Scott H. Biram's The Dirty Old One Man Band. He opened for the Th' Legendary Shack Shakers last week. Kinda like the Black Keys but even more unfinished.
Any Alice In Chains album. They are one of the only bands I can say that never had a sh*ty song.
I pulled this out the other day and dusted it off. Definitely an album I always listen to from beginning to end.
Attachments
Jeff Buckley-"Grace"
or
Bad Religion-"Stranger Than Fiction"
or
Bad Religion-"Stranger Than Fiction"
DRB said:Scott H. Biram's The Dirty Old One Man Band. He opened for the Th' Legendary Shack Shakers last week. Kinda like the Black Keys but even more unfinished.
good call King of Friday, the only one of his I have so far is "Lo-Fi Mojo", need to add that one to my collection
and one CD I don't skip any songs on, Reckless Kelly "The Day"
Houses Of The Holy
I saw RL with Jon Spenser 10 or 12 years ago. I've got Mr. Wizard which gets lots of play at our house. Definately like T-Model. Biram is very much like them except he is a lot more frantic and white.narlus said:
The more stripped down it gets the more I like it. (Guess that explains why blues and punk are my favorite kinds of music).
It was funny when I got the Black Keys the folks at the store were a little surprised that I didn't have it already. It has forced me back to the Fat Possum website for a through review of all their acts.
Will check the Dirtbombs out.
Any album by Pink Floyd (with Roger Waters) Iron Maiden, Bad Religion, Glen Danzing (including Misfits) or The Who.
if stripped bare to the tendon, w/ no regard to any sort of fidelity, is ok w/ you, then post-haste check out the Gibson Bros/Bassholes/'68 Comeback stuff.
i second that.douglas said:
plus
and
a couple more all-time favorites:
You'd be all over Scott H. Biram.Tenchiro said:
Well, that pretty much killed this thread.
N8 said:Well, this pretty much killed this thread.
The Circle Jerks ruleN8 said:
best record by far:Tenchiro said:
i hope that my typing 'circle jerks group sex' into google image search didn't raise any red flags in the IT room...
I think you will be ok, unless you get an unexpected party invitation in the near future.narlus said:best record by far:
i hope that my typing 'circle jerks group sex' into google image search didn't raise any red flags in the IT room...
AGREED! I have that on cassette (purchased in 1986?) and side B is blank "so you can ruin the record industry in the privacy of your own home". (or something like that...) So I put this on there...narlus said:best record by far:
Who am I? DRI.
Saw those dudes (plus COC) open for Discharge at the Ritz in NY during my 'youth'!
Saw those dudes (plus COC) open for Discharge at the Ritz in NY during my 'youth'!
