glamslamkid said:

I remember when that album came out in 1999, it sounded like no other R&B album at that time. It was a groundbreaker. Back then, the Neptunes were virtual unknowns and had just stepped on the scene. When I heard this album for the first time, it felt like I was in a fantasy and had stepped into an alternate universe. So fantastical. Still a great album.

The live shows in support of this record were killer.
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Anxiety said:

Definitely!

This album is incredible. Each song follows the next one in unison and seems to present a story. This was Puff and Mary at their best, the chemistry was amazing. The production and the entire vibe of the album had that 70's feel to it with an updated sound. However, some may make the arguement that her first album, What's The 411 was better? They both were classic albums with the first one presenting a more hip hop/street vibe, and My Life is a little more mature and features more ballads and better song writing. Favorite song on the album is Be Happy

tori amos - boys for pele

JANFAN4L said:

you forgot to put your "ridas" cd up to.


lol j/k

ill say no doubts-"tragic kingdom" or pharcydes "bizzare ride 2 the pharcyde"

JANFAN4L said:

i never gave this one a chance.until a few years back i heard some of it and its actually pretty good.

SassyBritches said:

Is that your favorite of hers?

michael jackson - dangerous

guns n roses - use your illision 1 + 2

terence trent d'arby - vibrator

metallica - black album

and a whole bunch of others...

Okay, here is my list:

Tori Amos - Boys For Pele (as I mentioned above)
Peter Gabriel - Us
U2 - Pop
Beck - Midnite Vultures
Bjork - Homogenic
David Bowie - Earthling
Marilyn Manson - Antichrist Superstar
Prince - The Gold Experience
Prince - Chaos And Disorder
Third Eye Blind - Third Eye Blind
Kate Bush - The Red Shoes
Moloko - Things To Make And Do
Boy George - Cheapness And Beauty (sorry 'bout that )
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Stripe said:

this is a really good one.didnt they break up last yr or something?
and i read steven turned 40 this yr.

Christopher said:

I really don't know...
But that CD is great!

GangstaFam said:

very difficult to say...depends what day you catch me on. i would say i have the most attachment to it. it definitely means the most to me...musically, lyrically, timeliness.

i love scarlet's walk...possibly as much as boys for pele. and i didn't like choirgirl nearly as much as i do now. then there's venus orbiting...

like i said...difficult decision, lol.

SassyBritches said:

Cool that you're so fond of her later work. A lot of folks think she fell off after the first 2 albums.

only one?

MisterMan38 said:

I hope so

Stripe said:

Probably this one.

Cloudbuster said:

"If I could learn to twang like a RUBBERBAND!"

"Every old sock meets an old shoe!"

Stripe said:

Converter - Shock Front

Stripe said:

Im going to have to agree with you! This is the album that took me places that I had never been before! I adore this album!

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dreamfactory313 said:

For me it has to be

(What's the Story) Morning Glory? - Oasis (1995)

I played this album to death when I got it. I was about 16 at the time and it saw me through my GCSE's. I just listened to it again recently and I still love it

LolaM said:

Aye, it's a good one. They've been pretty lame ever since.

Cloudbuster said:

True, unfortunately. I guess that what happens when your head disappears up your arse.
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LolaM said:

There's been the odd decent song here and there, but Morning Glory was most def their last consistantly good album.

Cloudbuster said:

Yup I have to agree

Today, I feel like...



That could easily change by tomorrow