10 albums you just can't live without

Having just seen the thread about the Rolling Stone top 500 albums list I thought I would start another albums listings topic surrounding the albums that we just cannot live without, baby!! 8)

My list could change depending on mood, time of day or day of week but a pretty nice listing for now would be:

In no particular order:

1) Grandaddy- The Sophtware slump
2) Bob Dylan- Blood on the tracks
3) The Divine Comedy- Promenade
4) The Beatles- White album
5) New Order- Technique
6) Belle and Sebastian- Push barman to open old wounds (a collection of ep tracks but songwriting
excels even much of their album work)
7) David Bowie- Station to station
8) Arcade Fire- Funeral
9) Morrissey- Ringleader of the tormentors
10) Scott Walker- Scott 2

The smiley next to the album called funeral was not meant to come out like that!! ;D :-\

1. Van Halen- Best of Both worlds (most recent greatest hits album. I'll just say this to save some space because i have all of theirs albums excepts for 2)
2. Motley Crue - Red, White, and Crue.
3. Metallica - black album (the best songs on it are the ones they usually don't play on the radio)
4. Megadeth - Countdown to extinction (the remastered one)
5. AC/DC - W/eTF their live two dsic set thing is called
6. Drowning Pool - Desensitized
7. Rush - Greatest Hits
and those are just about the only ones i listen too on a consistent basis 8.9. and 10 could be just about any van halen album so fill in the blanks.

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In NO particular order...

1) Marshall Mathers LP - Eminem
2) 2 Pac - All eyez on me
3) The Doors - The Doors
4) Legend - Bob Marley & The Wailers
5) Luis Miguel - Mexico en la Piel
6) The Killers - Samstown
7) Earth, Wind and Fire - Greatest Hits
8 ) Michael Jackson - Thriller
9) Common - Like Water For Chocolate
10) Javier Solis - 15 Hit's

The Bends
The Stone Roses
Best of David Bowie ( ok its a comp)
Urban Hyms
Back in Black
Whatever you say i am thats what I'm not .
Technique

I'm kinda just buying compilations right now so i can filter out alot of shit I've given away nearly every Cd i have , i hate clutter .


' I'm just giving a dog a bone '

If you want a girl to dump you in record time put that on the car sing it at the top of your voice with the windows down and make sure the people in the next car at traffic lights can hear you .

Have to have more than 10. But here are a few-

Alice in Chains-Dirt
Pantera-Vulgar Display of Power
Spice 1-187 he wrote
Dre-The Chronic
Sepultura-Arise
2PAC-All eyes on me
some Van Halens, and Zeppelins, some Metallicas, and my list would greatly exceed 10. I just can't dwindle it down. I have around 200 cds, and my brother has about 300 or so. To make a list of ten, I had never thought of, and it would take alot of consideration, and time. I'll come back to this at a later date.

Im not sure about the living without bit but here goes.

1) Pearl Jam Ten
2) The Wonderstuff Never Loved Elvis
3) Snoop Doggy Style
4) Seal Seal
5) Nirvana Nevermind
6) The Verve Urban Hymns
7) Sting Ten Summoners Tales
8) Ritchie + Commodores Definative collection

Struggling now to be honest. Ive said before that Im not big into albums.

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4) The Beatles- White album

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3. Metallica - black album (the best songs on it are the ones they usually don't play on the radio)

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Nice. 8)

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Back in Black

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Amy Whinehouse?

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2) 2 Pac - All eyez on me

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2PAC-All eyes on me

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That's right Unknown you know the score. 8)

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8) Ritchie + Commodores Definative collection

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Lionel. O0
Nice.

No particular order

Sex Pistols Never Mind The Bullocks
The Clash Give Em Enough Rope
The Germs GI
Warren Zevon Excitable Boy
Cocksparrer Shock Troops
The Subhumans The Day The Country Died
Rose Tattoo Scarred For Life
ACDC Let There Be Rock
The Anti Nowhere League We Are....The League
DOA War On 45

No order of preference...really hard for me to only use 10 so mentions also to Pink Floyd,Dr Dre,Radiohead,DJ Shadow,Rolling Stones,Stevie Wonder and a sh*tload more artists ;D

1-Leftfield-Leftism
2-The Who- live in Leeds
3-Beatles -Sgt pepper
4-Nirvana-Nevermind
5-Oasis-Whats the story morning glory
6-Michael Jackson-thriller
7-Bob Marley-Legend
8-Public Enemy-It takes a nation of millions to hold us back
9-Jimmy Hendrix-Cornerstone
10-James Brown-live at the apollo

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No order of preference...really hard for me to only use 10 so mentions also to Pink Floyd,Dr Dre,Radiohead,DJ Shadow,Rolling Stones,Stevie Wonder and a sh*tload more artists ;D

1-Leftfield-Leftism
2-The Who- live in Leeds
3-Beatles -Sgt pepper
4-Nirvana-Nevermind
5-Oasis-Whats the story morning glory
6-Michael Jackson-thriller
7-Bob Marley-Legend
8-Public Enemy-It takes a nation of millions to hold us back
9-Jimmy Hendrix-Cornerstone
10-James Brown-live at the apollo

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If I was putting in a rap record Id be torn between Nation,Ice-Ts OG,and Consolidated's Buisness Of Punishment

1. Like water for chocolate-common cc mick what an album
2. I am -Nas
3. Venni vetti vecci - Ja rule.
4. Silent Alarm - bloc party
5. Kasabian -Kasabian
6. Golden greats - Ian brown
7. Ego war - Audio Bullies
8. Regulate - Warren G
9. favourite worst nightmare -arctic monkeys
10. The stone roses-stone roses

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10-James Brown-live at the apollo

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Which one?
I think he made 3 there.
Vol. II is the best IMO.... Great choice Smash....

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1. Like water for chocolate-common cc mick what an album

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One of those albums where you throw it on and just let it play.
CC#141gally.
Whats your fav. track on there?
Mine is 'Thelonius' followed by 'The Light' and last but not least 'Nag Champa' but I think all the tracks rip it up.

from the other thread, with one change, more or less in order.

Blood on the Tracks - Bob Dylan
Who's Next - The Who
461 Ocean Boulevard - Eric Clapton
Court and Spark - Joni Mitchell
Irish Tour '74 - Rory Gallagher
New Morning - Bob Dylan
Kind of Blue - Miles Davis
Toys in the Attic - Aerosmith
Zuma - Neil Young
Wired - Jeff Beck

Good topic...

10. Hank Williams Sr. -- The Singles Collection
9. Blind Willie Johnson -- Dark Was The Night
8. Dwight Yoakam -- Just Looking For A Hit
7. Gangstarr -- Hard To Earn
6. Black Moon -- Enter Da Stage
5. Smiff N Wessun -- Da Shining
4. Otis Redding -- Greatest Hits
3. Little Richard -- Greatest Hits
2. Kenny Rogers -- 20 Greatest Hits
1. Hank Williams Jr. -- Wiskey Bent & Hell Bound

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8 ) Michael Jackson - Thriller

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Hell, yeah!

This is tough, I'd have trouble making a list of 20 albums, let alone 10.
In no particular order.

1. Sepultura - Roots Bloody Roots
2. Pantera - The Great Southern Trendkill (I'm torn between this one and Live 101 Proof, but GSTK has my favorite Pantera songs on it and its just so fucking heavy)
3. Nirvana - In Utero
4. Mark Lanegan and Isobel Campbell - The Ballad of the Broken Seas
5. The Beatles - Rubber Soul
6. Tha Alkaholiks - Liquidadion
7. Bob Marley and the Wailers - Legend
8. Neil Young - Decade
9. Social Distortion - White Light, White Heat, White Trash
10. Alice in Chains - Unplugged

HM: Pink Floyd - Pulse, Mark Lanegan - Whisky for the Holy Ghost
I tried to only pick one album from each artist, otherwise I'd probably only have 3 or 4 bands listed.

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Have to have more than 10. But here are a few-

Alice in Chains-Dirt
Pantera-Vulgar Display of Power
Spice 1-187 he wrote
Dre-The Chronic
Sepultura-Arise
2PAC-All eyes on me
some Van Halens, and Zeppelins, some Metallicas, and my list would greatly exceed 10. I just can't dwindle it down. I have around 200 cds, and my brother has about 300 or so. To make a list of ten, I had never thought of, and it would take alot of consideration, and time. I'll come back to this at a later date.

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CC, that's a badass list.

Temptations- Greatest Hits
Stevie Wonder- Songs in the key of life
Sublime- 40 oz. to freedom
....Any early Pac and Bone Thugs
...and cant forget Bob Marley- Legend :)

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This is tough, I'd have trouble making a list of 20 albums, let alone 10.
In no particular order.

1. Sepultura - Roots Bloody Roots
2. Pantera - The Great Southern Trendkill (I'm torn between this one and Live 101 Proof, but GSTK has my favorite Pantera songs on it and its just so F****** heavy)
3. Nirvana - In Utero
4. Mark Lanegan and Isobel Campbell - The Ballad of the Broken Seas
5. The Beatles - Rubber Soul
6. Tha Alkaholiks - Liquidadion
7. Bob Marley and the Wailers - Legend
8. Neil Young - Decade
9. Social Distortion - White Light, White Heat, White Trash
10. Alice in Chains - Unplugged

HM: Pink Floyd - Pulse, Mark Lanegan - Whisky for the Holy Ghost
I tried to only pick one album from each artist, otherwise I'd probably only have 3 or 4 bands listed.

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Have to have more than 10. But here are a few-

Alice in Chains-Dirt
Pantera-Vulgar Display of Power
Spice 1-187 he wrote
Dre-The Chronic
Sepultura-Arise
2PAC-All eyes on me
some Van Halens, and Zeppelins, some Metallicas, and my list would greatly exceed 10. I just can't dwindle it down. I have around 200 cds, and my brother has about 300 or so. To make a list of ten, I had never thought of, and it would take alot of consideration, and time. I'll come back to this at a later date.

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CC, that's a badass list.

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:coolclick: Back at ya. I see we have similar taste in music.

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This is tough, I'd have trouble making a list of 20 albums, let alone 10.
In no particular order.

1. Sepultura - Roots Bloody Roots
2. Pantera - The Great Southern Trendkill (I'm torn between this one and Live 101 Proof, but GSTK has my favorite Pantera songs on it and its just so F****** heavy)
3. Nirvana - In Utero
4. Mark Lanegan and Isobel Campbell - The Ballad of the Broken Seas
5. The Beatles - Rubber Soul
6. Tha Alkaholiks - Liquidadion
7. Bob Marley and the Wailers - Legend
8. Neil Young - Decade
9. Social Distortion - White Light, White Heat, White Trash
10. Alice in Chains - Unplugged

HM: Pink Floyd - Pulse, Mark Lanegan - Whisky for the Holy Ghost
I tried to only pick one album from each artist, otherwise I'd probably only have 3 or 4 bands listed.

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Have to have more than 10. But here are a few-

Alice in Chains-Dirt
Pantera-Vulgar Display of Power
Spice 1-187 he wrote
Dre-The Chronic
Sepultura-Arise
2PAC-All eyes on me
some Van Halens, and Zeppelins, some Metallicas, and my list would greatly exceed 10. I just can't dwindle it down. I have around 200 cds, and my brother has about 300 or so. To make a list of ten, I had never thought of, and it would take alot of consideration, and time. I'll come back to this at a later date.

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CC, that's a badass list.

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:coolclick: Back at ya. I see we have similar taste in music.

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Yeah, like you, I had a bitch of a time narrowing it down to 10 albums, even with cheaping it up to 12 it was tough. Sepultura and Pantera (I saw one of their last shows. RIP Dime) were awsome, there's talk of a Sepultura reunion, but somehow I doubt it... You ever listen to Soulfly?

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This is tough, I'd have trouble making a list of 20 albums, let alone 10.
In no particular order.

1. Sepultura - Roots Bloody Roots
2. Pantera - The Great Southern Trendkill (I'm torn between this one and Live 101 Proof, but GSTK has my favorite Pantera songs on it and its just so F****** heavy)
3. Nirvana - In Utero
4. Mark Lanegan and Isobel Campbell - The Ballad of the Broken Seas
5. The Beatles - Rubber Soul
6. Tha Alkaholiks - Liquidadion
7. Bob Marley and the Wailers - Legend
8. Neil Young - Decade
9. Social Distortion - White Light, White Heat, White Trash
10. Alice in Chains - Unplugged

HM: Pink Floyd - Pulse, Mark Lanegan - Whisky for the Holy Ghost
I tried to only pick one album from each artist, otherwise I'd probably only have 3 or 4 bands listed.

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Have to have more than 10. But here are a few-

Alice in Chains-Dirt
Pantera-Vulgar Display of Power
Spice 1-187 he wrote
Dre-The Chronic
Sepultura-Arise
2PAC-All eyes on me
some Van Halens, and Zeppelins, some Metallicas, and my list would greatly exceed 10. I just can't dwindle it down. I have around 200 cds, and my brother has about 300 or so. To make a list of ten, I had never thought of, and it would take alot of consideration, and time. I'll come back to this at a later date.

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CC, that's a badass list.

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:coolclick: Back at ya. I see we have similar taste in music.

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Yeah, like you, I had a bitch of a time narrowing it down to 10 albums, even with cheaping it up to 12 it was tough. Sepultura and Pantera (I saw one of their last shows. RIP Dime) were awsome, there's talk of a Sepultura reunion, but somehow I doubt it... You ever listen to Soulfly?

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Yes. Soulfly is good. Ever heard of Nailbomb? Heavy, more like Sepultura. Max Cavalera(lead singer-Soulfly,Sepultura), and a guy from a band called Fudge Tunnel made an album(or cd) before Max created Soulfly. Igor(Max's little brother-drummer for Sepultura), does most of the drums on it. If you have heard it, cool, if not, check it out.

As for Pantera, (R.I.P. Dimebag), watched a Heart concert on VH1 about 6-8 months ago. They had alot of guest musician do songs with them. Phil Ansemlo came out with Alice in Chains, and sung Would. He's no Layne Staley, but it rocked.

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This is tough, I'd have trouble making a list of 20 albums, let alone 10.
In no particular order.

1. Sepultura - Roots Bloody Roots
2. Pantera - The Great Southern Trendkill (I'm torn between this one and Live 101 Proof, but GSTK has my favorite Pantera songs on it and its just so F****** heavy)
3. Nirvana - In Utero
4. Mark Lanegan and Isobel Campbell - The Ballad of the Broken Seas
5. The Beatles - Rubber Soul
6. Tha Alkaholiks - Liquidadion
7. Bob Marley and the Wailers - Legend
8. Neil Young - Decade
9. Social Distortion - White Light, White Heat, White Trash
10. Alice in Chains - Unplugged

HM: Pink Floyd - Pulse, Mark Lanegan - Whisky for the Holy Ghost
I tried to only pick one album from each artist, otherwise I'd probably only have 3 or 4 bands listed.

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Have to have more than 10. But here are a few-

Alice in Chains-Dirt
Pantera-Vulgar Display of Power
Spice 1-187 he wrote
Dre-The Chronic
Sepultura-Arise
2PAC-All eyes on me
some Van Halens, and Zeppelins, some Metallicas, and my list would greatly exceed 10. I just can't dwindle it down. I have around 200 cds, and my brother has about 300 or so. To make a list of ten, I had never thought of, and it would take alot of consideration, and time. I'll come back to this at a later date.

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CC, that's a badass list.

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:coolclick: Back at ya. I see we have similar taste in music.

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Yeah, like you, I had a bitch of a time narrowing it down to 10 albums, even with cheaping it up to 12 it was tough. Sepultura and Pantera (I saw one of their last shows. RIP Dime) were awsome, there's talk of a Sepultura reunion, but somehow I doubt it... You ever listen to Soulfly?

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Yes. Soulfly is good. Ever heard of Nailbomb? Heavy, more like Sepultura. Max Cavalera(lead singer-Soulfly,Sepultura), and a guy from a band called Fudge Tunnel made an album(or cd) before Max created Soulfly. Igor(Max's little brother-drummer for Sepultura), does most of the drums on it. If you have heard it, cool, if not, check it out.

As for Pantera, (R.I.P. Dimebag), watched a Heart concert on VH1 about 6-8 months ago. They had alot of guest musician do songs with them. Phil Ansemlo came out with Alice in Chains, and sung Would. He's no Layne Staley, but it rocked.

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Yeah, Nailbombs ok, its hit or miss for me, but I like some of it but some of its just weird, but cool... I never heard about Phil doing a song with Alice (RIP Layne), that would be awsome, though Phil's voice aint what it used to be... Do you have a link to it? Are you sure its not Maynard from Tool? My friend went down to Seattle to see a benefit show with Heart and a bunch of other Seattle bands, and Maynard came out with Alice in Chains and did like 4 or 5 Alice songs.

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This is tough, I'd have trouble making a list of 20 albums, let alone 10.
In no particular order.

1. Sepultura - Roots Bloody Roots
2. Pantera - The Great Southern Trendkill (I'm torn between this one and Live 101 Proof, but GSTK has my favorite Pantera songs on it and its just so F****** heavy)
3. Nirvana - In Utero
4. Mark Lanegan and Isobel Campbell - The Ballad of the Broken Seas
5. The Beatles - Rubber Soul
6. Tha Alkaholiks - Liquidadion
7. Bob Marley and the Wailers - Legend
8. Neil Young - Decade
9. Social Distortion - White Light, White Heat, White Trash
10. Alice in Chains - Unplugged

HM: Pink Floyd - Pulse, Mark Lanegan - Whisky for the Holy Ghost
I tried to only pick one album from each artist, otherwise I'd probably only have 3 or 4 bands listed.

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Have to have more than 10. But here are a few-

Alice in Chains-Dirt
Pantera-Vulgar Display of Power
Spice 1-187 he wrote
Dre-The Chronic
Sepultura-Arise
2PAC-All eyes on me
some Van Halens, and Zeppelins, some Metallicas, and my list would greatly exceed 10. I just can't dwindle it down. I have around 200 cds, and my brother has about 300 or so. To make a list of ten, I had never thought of, and it would take alot of consideration, and time. I'll come back to this at a later date.

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CC, that's a badass list.

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:coolclick: Back at ya. I see we have similar taste in music.

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Yeah, like you, I had a bitch of a time narrowing it down to 10 albums, even with cheaping it up to 12 it was tough. Sepultura and Pantera (I saw one of their last shows. RIP Dime) were awsome, there's talk of a Sepultura reunion, but somehow I doubt it... You ever listen to Soulfly?

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Yes. Soulfly is good. Ever heard of Nailbomb? Heavy, more like Sepultura. Max Cavalera(lead singer-Soulfly,Sepultura), and a guy from a band called Fudge Tunnel made an album(or cd) before Max created Soulfly. Igor(Max's little brother-drummer for Sepultura), does most of the drums on it. If you have heard it, cool, if not, check it out.

As for Pantera, (R.I.P. Dimebag), watched a Heart concert on VH1 about 6-8 months ago. They had alot of guest musician do songs with them. Phil Ansemlo came out with Alice in Chains, and sung Would. He's no Layne Staley, but it rocked.

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Yeah, Nailbombs ok, its hit or miss for me, but I like some of it but some of its just weird, but cool... I never heard about Phil doing a song with Alice (RIP Layne), that would be awsome, though Phil's voice aint what it used to be... Do you have a link to it? Are you sure its not Maynard from Tool? My friend went down to Seattle to see a benefit show with Heart and a bunch of other Seattle bands, and Maynard came out with Alice in Chains and did like 4 or 5 Alice songs.

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No, it was Phil. He only did the one song, then Alice in Chains did Rooster with their new singer. What amazed me is that Phil actually did good. Except for the chorus, and the last part of "Would", Cantrell sings, with Staley harmonizing, and Phil did this well. I figured he would over power Cantrell's softer voice, but he didn't. Then, he gave a shout to Dimebag and Layne-RIP, and left.

Don't have a link. Can't remember where it took place, but Dave Navvaro and others, helped do some Heart songs. Hell, even american Idol winner-Carrie Underwood came out and did "Alone" with Heart.

I can only name one at the moment.. My Nirvana MTV unplugged album.. I've just lost my 2nd copy so going to need to buy my 3rd very soon (hence can't live without).

I've got a $1800 headphone setup and that album just f'n kills on it... You can hear a guy fart 16 rows back in the audience through the things,,,, but the entire album is absolutely brilliant... I could listen to it a million times..

Hey CFH,,,, is that short for Cowboys from Hell? O0 awesome taste bro ;-)

That's cool, I'm gonna try to find a copy of Phil with Alice in Chains.. fitting song for him to sing too.

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I can only name one at the moment.. My Nirvana MTV unplugged album.. I've just lost my 2nd copy so going to need to buy my 3rd very soon (hence can't live without).

I've got a $1800 headphone setup and that album just f'n kills on it... You can hear a guy fart 16 rows back in the audience through the things,,,, but the entire album is absolutely brilliant... I could listen to it a million times..

Hey CFH,,,, is that short for Cowboys from Hell? O0 awesome taste bro ;-)

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Nirvana Unplugged is one of my all time favorite albums, it's such a sad and haunting, but great bookend to the music of Kurt Cobain - that album is the single best vocal performance I have ever heard, my uncle played it for me when I was like 13 or 14 and it changed my musical life. I would've put it on my list if I didn't have In Utero on there already. Nirvana is arguably my favorite band of all time.
Yeah, CFH is short for Cowboys From Hell, I love Pantera and I couldn't think of anything else to use, so CFH it was.

Edit: Phil and Alice in Chains doing Would? is on youtube... that's pretty fucking cool Unknowndonor, I had no idea they'd done that... CC in 24. Its funny, because when there was talk of Alice getting back together, me and my friend were talking about how Phil might fit in well with them.

in no particular order - these are the ones I play the most and keep going back to ;)


The Eels - Daisies of the Galaxy

U2 - Joshua Tree

James - Seven

Semisonic - can't be arsed going to rack and finding out what its called but its got Closing Time, Secret Smile, DND, Singing in my sleep etc.. on it

Beach Boys - Pet Sounds

Otis Redding - do Best Ofs count ?? :)

Charlatans - Us and Us Only

Stone Roses of course

AC/DC - double live one

O Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack - was told to try it and was amazed how good it was , different but definitely good !! ;)

not really big on albums and ill be damne dif i could name 10 i couldn't live without.. but i try name some

The black album - Jay-Z
Californacation - chillie peppers
Let love in - Goo Goo dolls

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In NO particular order...

1) Marshall Mathers LP - Eminem
2) 2 Pac - All eyez on me
3) The Doors - The Doors
4) Legend - Bob Marley & The Wailers
5) Luis Miguel - Mexico en la Piel
6) The Killers - Samstown
7) Earth, Wind and Fire - Greatest Hits
8 ) Michael Jackson - Thriller
9) Common - Like Water For Chocolate
10) Javier Solis - 15 Hit's

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nice picks.. Michael Jackson's Thriller was steller !

admittedly I have not even heard of a number of these bands that some members have posted , however I will give them all a listen. I love and appreciate all types of music ! Cool Thread ! :coolclick: to everyone

U2 - Joshua Tree

James - Seven. great choices MarkTKO

Shame About Ray- The Lemonheads

Stone Roses- The Stone Roses

Aha Heartbreak Hotel- The Kings Of Leon.

Heavy Soul - Paul Weller

Snap - The Jam

Maxium High - Shed Seven

The Pouges Live At Brixton Accademy

By The Way - Red Hot Chillies

No order. An i know a couple are complimations

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10. Hank Williams Sr. -- The Singles Collection
9. Blind Willie Johnson -- Dark Was The Night
8. Dwight Yoakam -- Just Looking For A Hit
7. Gangstarr -- Hard To Earn
6. Black Moon -- Enter Da Stage
5. Smiff N Wessun -- Da Shining
4. Otis Redding -- Greatest Hits
3. Little Richard -- Greatest Hits
2. Kenny Rogers -- 20 Greatest Hits
1. Hank Williams Jr. -- Wiskey Bent & Hell Bound

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Nice... love those picks !

mine are.....

Dolly Parton -Greatest hits
Tanya Tucker -Greatest hits
2 Pac - All eyez on me
Aerosmith -Greatest hits
D Angelo - Brown Sugar
Dwight Yoakam - The Very Best of Dwight Yoakam
Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You
Life - [Original Soundtrack]
Jackie Brown - Music from the Motion Picture
Van Halen - The Best of Van Halen Vol 1

As a website originating from the UK I can't believe no one listed Eric Clapton's "E.C. Was Here."

E.C. was Here was Clapton's best blues recording, with the possible exception maybe of some his early work with John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers.

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E.C. was Here was Clapton's best blues recording, with the possible exception maybe of some his early work with John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers.

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Agreed, CC back at ya. I have one of the John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers cd's and it's awesome.

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E.C. was Here was Clapton's best blues recording, with the possible exception maybe of some his early work with John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers.

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Agreed, CC back at ya. I have one of the John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers cd's and it's awesome.

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Clapton himself has been quoted as saying that he was "at the peak of his craft" when he was with the BluesBreakers.