Wicked Wisdom – Wicked Wisdom
Amel Larrieux – Bravebird
Maroon 5 – It Won’t Be Soon...
Van Hunt – On the Jungle Floor
Underworld – Oblivion With Bells

Madame X
Zapp IV
Chromeo Fancy Footwork
Prince 3121
Tamar Milk And Honey

jess555ja said:

what's the album next to Chromeo's Shes in Control?

My car stereo was stolen I can only listen at home, now

Frank Zappa--Hot Rats
Prince--One Night Alone, It Ain't Ova
Badly Drawn Boy--Born in the UK
Badly Drawn Boy--Have You Fed The Fish
Radiohead--Kid A

Romeoblu said:

That's Cheo by Cheo Feliciano.

Van hunt - Popular
Authority Zero - A Passage in Time
Janet Jackson - Rhythem Nation
Incubus - Light Grenades
Kudu - Death of the Party

DakutiusMaximus said:

Ooh! I'll have to look for this one

JackieBlue said:

nice list!

Nick Drake - Bryter Layter
Nick Drake - Pink Moon
Travelling Wilburys - Vol 1
Super Furry Animals - Hey Venus
The Zombies - Oddessey & Oracle

Corinne Bailey Rae
John Coltrane - Crescent
Meshell - TWHMMTMOMD
The Queen of the Damned Soundtrack
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue

eels - "meet the eels"
saint etienne - "eric random" (disc 4 of "boxette")
shocking blue - "at home"
nine inch nails - "year zero remixed" (i know, i know, i ain't got time for all that lolcat spelling)
lcd soundsystem - "45:33" e.p.

I had a very Bjork couple of days. It's got me all emotional n shit.

Debut
Post
Homogenic
Vespertine
Medulla
Volta



I guess that's 6.
[Edited 1/31/08 17:48pm]

thekidsgirl said:

Yeah, you'll dig it kidsgirl. The songs are all doctored just enough that you'll know something is different but you'll have a hard time putting your finger on exactly what it is and the segues are great. This is a great party disc.

Sunny Day Real Estate -What It Feels To Be Something On
Justice - Cross
Iron and Wine - The Shepherds Dog
Hum - You'd Prefer An Astronaut
Shudder To Think - Pony Express Record

Risky Business soundtrack
Pulp-This is Hardcore
Bryan Ferry--Dylanesque
Juno soundtrack
Rufus Wainwright-Rufus Does Judy

roodboi- Those album covers are scarey enough on their own. What kind music you be listenin' to anyway?

DakutiusMaximus said:

never judge a book album by its cover...

Brendan said:

My first Zappa album! I loved the "Swaggart versions" of "Penguin in Bondage" and "Lonesome Cowboy Burt." God, I miss Frank. He's one of the few genuine musical genuises the 20th century produced.

Stevie Wonder - Talking Book

Jamiroquai - The Return of the Space Cowboy

Prince - Parade

D'Angelo - Live in Stockholm

Count Basic - Love & Light

SnakePeel said:

I agree. And this album is one of my last from Zappa. Although I've got a lot of listening to do yet to truly learn this guy's great music. He was rather prolific and expert at organizing his live material.

"The way I see it, Barry, this should really be a very dynamite show."

here goes:

prince - lovesexy (haven't played this in a while )
madhouse - 8
prince - one nite alone (i spent 115$ on this a while back, so i hope this eventually grows on me, like more than half of the album though )
mos def - true magic (i wore this one out early when i first bought it, but i still like it, a shame i was the only one though )
eric leeds - times squared (just discovered "madhouse" and this is kinda like their third "official" album)

i oughtta diversify, but whatever
[Edited 2/3/08 1:53am]

Can't remember the order but...

Tonex- Pronounced Toe-nay
MJ- Forver, Michael
God's Property- Kirk Franklin Presents...
MJ- Dangerous
Aaliyah- I Care 4 U

Darjeeling Limited - Soundtrack
Innervisions - Stevie Wonder
ESP - Miles Davis
Controversy - Prince
Greatest Hits - Rick James

BlueNote

Jacques Loussier Trio -- Plays Bach

Jim Tomlinson -- The Lyric (featuring Stacey Kent)

Radiohead -- In Rainbows

Terence Blanchard Quintet -- A Tale of God's Will (A Requiem for Katrina)

Oscar Peterson, Milt Jackson & Ray Brown -- The Very Tall Band: Live at the Blue Note

Meshell


Daft Punk


Terry Lee Brown Jr


Sonic Youth


eels