Sounds like I ought to give Joni Mitchell a listen. I only know one of her songs. Is the album Blue really that good, or is it very much a time and a place thing... Like I suppose the first two Oasis albums or the Stone Roses possibly are? I guess its hard to separate
Sounds like I ought to give Joni Mitchell a listen. I only know one of her songs. Is the album Blue really that good, or is it very much a time and a place thing... Like I suppose the first two Oasis albums or the Stone Roses possibly are? I guess its hard to separate
I'd argue The Stone Roses and Oasis come to that are probable more than just a time thing. I certainly have seen many people signing along at recent Stone Roses gigs who weren't even alive first time around.
I'm rethinking mine as well daily, should I have included one of The Sundays Albums.......
Sounds like I ought to give Joni Mitchell a listen. I only know one of her songs. Is the album Blue really that good, or is it very much a time and a place thing... Like I suppose the first two Oasis albums or the Stone Roses possibly are? I guess its hard to separate
I'd argue The Stone Roses and Oasis come to that are probable more than just a time thing. I certainly have seen many people signing along at recent Stone Roses gigs who weren't even alive first time around.
I'm rethinking mine as well daily, should I have included one of The Sundays Albums.......
Yeah, they are all considered to be great albums... I was too young for Stone Roses the first time, but love them now... I was more Britpop era, but not too many of those albums have stood the test of time. Saying that, I was listening to All Change by Cast yesterday, and it brought back loads of great memories. This is the ultimate second hand shop album, along with Kula Shakers K
Having said all that, I don't know many my age (37) who would put Joni Mitchell in their top 5.
^ill add to that my parents aren't into her, hence why I picked beach boys, and could have picked Beatles, Stones, Animals, Hollies, Zombies... I got into Hendrix and Dylan under my own steam!
Sounds like I ought to give Joni Mitchell a listen. I only know one of her songs. Is the album Blue really that good, or is it very much a time and a place thing... Like I suppose the first two Oasis albums or the Stone Roses possibly are? I guess its hard to separate
I'd argue The Stone Roses and Oasis come to that are probable more than just a time thing. I certainly have seen many people signing along at recent Stone Roses gigs who weren't even alive first time around.
I'm rethinking mine as well daily, should I have included one of The Sundays Albums.......
Couldn't agree more, the Stone Roses work in any era.
This is impossible so I'll just go off the cuff and then think of hundreds of others. Lowlife - New Order Levelling the Land - The Levellers Music for the Masses - Depeche Mode Achtung Baby - U2 The Hurting - Tears For Fears.
Then quick shouts to 0898 Beautiful South, 101 Damnations Carter USM, Disintegration The Cure, Everyone's Got One Echobelly, A Maximum High Shed Seven, The Holy Bible or Generation Terrorists, Manics.
This is impossible so I'll just go off the cuff and then think of hundreds of others. Lowlife - New Order Levelling the Land - The Levellers Music for the Masses - Depeche Mode Achtung Baby - U2 The Hurting - Tears For Fears.
Then quick shouts to 0898 Beautiful South, 101 Damnations Carter USM, Disintegration The Cure, Everyone's Got One Echobelly, A Maximum High Shed Seven, The Holy Bible or Generation Terrorists, Manics.
Oh and Rock Spectacle, Barenaked Ladies.
Missed Carter USM on my list, could have picked a couple of their albums.
Sounds like I ought to give Joni Mitchell a listen. I only know one of her songs. Is the album Blue really that good, or is it very much a time and a place thing... Like I suppose the first two Oasis albums or the Stone Roses possibly are? I guess its hard to separate
I'd argue The Stone Roses and Oasis come to that are probable more than just a time thing. I certainly have seen many people signing along at recent Stone Roses gigs who weren't even alive first time around.
I'm rethinking mine as well daily, should I have included one of The Sundays Albums.......
Couldn't agree more, the Stone Roses work in any era.
That was my top album. The rest I had to think about.
The Stranglers - Rattus Norvegicus Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous Rush - A Farewell to Kings Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
Sounds like I ought to give Joni Mitchell a listen. I only know one of her songs. Is the album Blue really that good, or is it very much a time and a place thing... Like I suppose the first two Oasis albums or the Stone Roses possibly are? I guess its hard to separate
I'd argue The Stone Roses and Oasis come to that are probable more than just a time thing. I certainly have seen many people signing along at recent Stone Roses gigs who weren't even alive first time around.
I'm rethinking mine as well daily, should I have included one of The Sundays Albums.......
Couldn't agree more, the Stone Roses work in any era.
That was my top album. The rest I had to think about.
Sounds like I ought to give Joni Mitchell a listen. I only know one of her songs. Is the album Blue really that good, or is it very much a time and a place thing... Like I suppose the first two Oasis albums or the Stone Roses possibly are? I guess its hard to separate
I'd argue The Stone Roses and Oasis come to that are probable more than just a time thing. I certainly have seen many people signing along at recent Stone Roses gigs who weren't even alive first time around.
I'm rethinking mine as well daily, should I have included one of The Sundays Albums.......
Couldn't agree more, the Stone Roses work in any era.
That was my top album. The rest I had to think about.
Sounds like I ought to give Joni Mitchell a listen. I only know one of her songs. Is the album Blue really that good, or is it very much a time and a place thing... Like I suppose the first two Oasis albums or the Stone Roses possibly are? I guess its hard to separate
I'd argue The Stone Roses and Oasis come to that are probable more than just a time thing. I certainly have seen many people signing along at recent Stone Roses gigs who weren't even alive first time around.
I'm rethinking mine as well daily, should I have included one of The Sundays Albums.......
Couldn't agree more, the Stone Roses work in any era.
That was my top album. The rest I had to think about.
Same here, it was the only easy choice.
Indeed, as can be seen by my Avatar...... ^
Oh yeah. From my mobile I always assumed that was Dwayne Dibley
Albums. Now thats a word going out of fashion. Takes me back to when going to buy an album was a big event because of the cost. The excitement of walking home with it tucked under the arm. Those were the days so I make my selection from way back when. Piper at the Gates of Dawn- Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin 2 - Led Zeppelin Crazy World of Arthur Brown - Arthur Brown In the Court of the Crimson King - King Crimson. Then Play On - Fleetwood Mac
Yep. Remember you spinning some of them on your folks' stereogram. Deep Purple in Rock didnt make the cut, then ? :-)
Ah, 'sweet child in time', such a good track. So many got close, Wheels of Fire - cream, Aqualung - Jethro Tull, Fill your head with Rock - various, Nice by Nice, Tea for the Tillerman - Cat Stevens, Very Heavy, Very Humble - Uriah Heap.
Sounds like I ought to give Joni Mitchell a listen. I only know one of her songs. Is the album Blue really that good, or is it very much a time and a place thing... Like I suppose the first two Oasis albums or the Stone Roses possibly are? I guess its hard to separate
I'd argue The Stone Roses and Oasis come to that are probable more than just a time thing. I certainly have seen many people signing along at recent Stone Roses gigs who weren't even alive first time around.
I'm rethinking mine as well daily, should I have included one of The Sundays Albums.......
Couldn't agree more, the Stone Roses work in any era.
That was my top album. The rest I had to think about.
Sounds like I ought to give Joni Mitchell a listen. I only know one of her songs. Is the album Blue really that good, or is it very much a time and a place thing... Like I suppose the first two Oasis albums or the Stone Roses possibly are? I guess its hard to separate
I'd argue The Stone Roses and Oasis come to that are probable more than just a time thing. I certainly have seen many people signing along at recent Stone Roses gigs who weren't even alive first time around.
I'm rethinking mine as well daily, should I have included one of The Sundays Albums.......
Couldn't agree more, the Stone Roses work in any era.
That was my top album. The rest I had to think about.
Same here, it was the only easy choice.
Indeed, as can be seen by my Avatar...... ^
Oh yeah. From my mobile I always assumed that was Dwayne Dibley
Albums. Now thats a word going out of fashion. Takes me back to when going to buy an album was a big event because of the cost. The excitement of walking home with it tucked under the arm. Those were the days so I make my selection from way back when. Piper at the Gates of Dawn- Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin 2 - Led Zeppelin Crazy World of Arthur Brown - Arthur Brown In the Court of the Crimson King - King Crimson. Then Play On - Fleetwood Mac
Yep. Remember you spinning some of them on your folks' stereogram. Deep Purple in Rock didnt make the cut, then ? :-)
Ah, 'sweet child in time', such a good track. So many got close, Wheels of Fire - cream, Aqualung - Jethro Tull, Fill your head with Rock - various, Nice by Nice, Tea for the Tillerman - Cat Stevens, Very Heavy, Very Humble - Uriah Heap.
Did Yes and Creedence Clearwater get onto yours?
:-)
certainly considered "Fragile". Still got my vinyl of that. Creedence, the magic has gone for me, although I still play Born on the Bayou.
A bunch of old pensioners claiming to be Uriah Heep are 'headlining" a concert in Kladno, Prague's answer to Luton, sometime soon. I did think of going along out of curiosity, but think I'll swerve it.
Albums. Now thats a word going out of fashion. Takes me back to when going to buy an album was a big event because of the cost. The excitement of walking home with it tucked under the arm. Those were the days so I make my selection from way back when. Piper at the Gates of Dawn- Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin 2 - Led Zeppelin Crazy World of Arthur Brown - Arthur Brown In the Court of the Crimson King - King Crimson. Then Play On - Fleetwood Mac
Yep. Remember you spinning some of them on your folks' stereogram. Deep Purple in Rock didnt make the cut, then ? :-)
Ah, 'sweet child in time', such a good track. So many got close, Wheels of Fire - cream, Aqualung - Jethro Tull, Fill your head with Rock - various, Nice by Nice, Tea for the Tillerman - Cat Stevens, Very Heavy, Very Humble - Uriah Heap.
Did Yes and Creedence Clearwater get onto yours?
:-)
certainly considered "Fragile". Still got my vinyl of that. Creedence, the magic has gone for me, although I still play Born on the Bayou.
A bunch of old pensioners claiming to be Uriah Heep are 'headlining" a concert in Kladno, Prague's answer to Luton, sometime soon. I did think of going along out of curiosity, but think I'll swerve it.
Very wise. They must be all deaf by now so god knows how loud it will be!
Siamese dream:Smashing pumpkins Ten:Pearl Jam Exile on main street:Rolling Stones Appetite for Destruction:Guns n Roses Fear of the black planet:public Enemy
Low - Bowie African Dub Chapter 3 - Joe Gibbs and the Professionals Talking Book - Stevie Wonder Heart of The Congos - The Congos Velvet Underground & Nico - Velvet Underground & Nico
But this could be five different albums next week.
Low - Bowie African Dub Chapter 3 - Joe Gibbs and the Professionals Talking Book - Stevie Wonder Heart of The Congos - The Congos Velvet Underground & Nico - Velvet Underground & Nico
But this could be five different albums next week.
Thanks for voting. It so happens that we have sixteen albums with more than two votes. That's probably perfect. The 1v1s will be presented one by one, the first one will be in the next few days.
I'll post YouTube links to albums during the next phase as and when they come up if anyone wants to listen before casting a vote. I'm really looking forward to listening to some new music as I've only listened to six of the remaining sixteen.
I started to do this, decided that there were two absolute musts
Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd Blood on the Tracks - Bob Dylan
Then is started going through the 1000+ albums on the phone, thought these two may be in there
Highway to Hell - AC/DC Transgender Dysphoria Blues - Against Me
Then I realized this was impossible.
But to all those who put Never Mind the Bollocks in there I say, listen to it again. When it turns up on random play, I'm always amazed at how pedestrian and plodding it sounds. I remember when this was the end of western civilization. Important album, absolutely, but musically, not so much.
I started to do this, decided that there were two absolute musts
Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd Blood on the Tracks - Bob Dylan
Then is started going through the 1000+ albums on the phone, thought these two may be in there
Highway to Hell - AC/DC Transgender Dysphoria Blues - Against Me
Then I realized this was impossible.
But to all those who put Never Mind the Bollocks in there I say, listen to it again. When it turns up on random play, I'm always amazed at how pedestrian and plodding it sounds. I remember when this was the end of western civilization. Important album, absolutely, but musically, not so much.
Such a brilliant band and album, but I placed White Crosses in my top 5, could have been your choice too to be honest.
Sounds like I ought to give Joni Mitchell a listen. I only know one of her songs. Is the album Blue really that good, or is it very much a time and a place thing... Like I suppose the first two Oasis albums or the Stone Roses possibly are? I guess its hard to separate
Oh my beautiful Joni - yes you should and yes Blue is that good.
I know I'm in a minority on here but I really don't get the hero worship the Stone Roses get - yes a decent album that I enjoy listening to but they are hugely over-hyped for me. Certainly not the best of the Madchester lot.
@SomervilleAddick The Sex Pistols were really a singles band. NMTB was really a padded singles collection. GSTQ is in my top five singles (don't start!)
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I'm rethinking mine as well daily, should I have included one of The Sundays Albums.......
Having said all that, I don't know many my age (37) who would put Joni Mitchell in their top 5.
Lowlife - New Order
Levelling the Land - The Levellers
Music for the Masses - Depeche Mode
Achtung Baby - U2
The Hurting - Tears For Fears.
Then quick shouts to 0898 Beautiful South, 101 Damnations Carter USM, Disintegration The Cure, Everyone's Got One Echobelly, A Maximum High Shed Seven, The Holy Bible or Generation Terrorists, Manics.
Oh and Rock Spectacle, Barenaked Ladies.
The Stranglers - Rattus Norvegicus
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
Rush - A Farewell to Kings
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
Did Yes and Creedence Clearwater get onto yours?
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certainly considered "Fragile". Still got my vinyl of that. Creedence, the magic has gone for me, although I still play Born on the Bayou.
A bunch of old pensioners claiming to be Uriah Heep are 'headlining" a concert in Kladno, Prague's answer to Luton, sometime soon. I did think of going along out of curiosity, but think I'll swerve it.
Ten:Pearl Jam
Exile on main street:Rolling Stones
Appetite for Destruction:Guns n Roses
Fear of the black planet:public Enemy
Wishbone Ash Argus
Santana Abraxas
Yes Yes Album
Man Be good to yourself at least once a day
Stuck in a time warp me
African Dub Chapter 3 - Joe Gibbs and the Professionals
Talking Book - Stevie Wonder
Heart of The Congos - The Congos
Velvet Underground & Nico - Velvet Underground & Nico
But this could be five different albums next week.
I'll post YouTube links to albums during the next phase as and when they come up if anyone wants to listen before casting a vote. I'm really looking forward to listening to some new music as I've only listened to six of the remaining sixteen.
Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd
Blood on the Tracks - Bob Dylan
Then is started going through the 1000+ albums on the phone, thought these two may be in there
Highway to Hell - AC/DC
Transgender Dysphoria Blues - Against Me
Then I realized this was impossible.
But to all those who put Never Mind the Bollocks in there I say, listen to it again. When it turns up on random play, I'm always amazed at how pedestrian and plodding it sounds. I remember when this was the end of western civilization. Important album, absolutely, but musically, not so much.
Layla -Derek and the Dominoes
Full House -Fairport Convention
Salisbury -Uriah Heep
The Wall -Pink Floyd
I know I'm in a minority on here but I really don't get the hero worship the Stone Roses get - yes a decent album that I enjoy listening to but they are hugely over-hyped for me. Certainly not the best of the Madchester lot.
GSTQ is in my top five singles (don't start!)
And anyone who doesn't know the album, and (@Redrobo) I gathered most of the tracks here on a Spotify playlist:
Fill Your Head With Rock - an album from my Bromley era: https://open.spotify.com/user/jdmotion/playlist/7w6Qf3T1Xh4WsHbuXwP8lf