Mine are

The White Album- Beatles
McCartney-Paul McCartney
Prince-Bsides (Disk 3)
Tori Amos-Scarlets Walk
Sigur Ros ()
George Harrison-All Things Must Pass


guess eye'm feelin The Beatles...

What u got?

Maceo, Life On Planet Groove
Nick Drake, Five Leaves Left
The Soundtrack from Shag vs. Kung Fu Killers From Outerspace
(don't ask:)

Alexander O Neal "Hearsay"
Club Nuveau "Life, Love, Pain"
Christina Agulera "Stripped"
After 7
Cherelle "Fragile"

Prince- 1999
Prince- The B-Sides
Prince- Around the World in a Day
The Smiths- Strangeways Here We Come
Human League- Secrets
Bjork- Selmasongs
NERD- In Search Of...
Aaliyah- Aaliyah

Hearsay?! I used to have that album, what was that song he did with Cherrelle? I can't remember now.

Saturday Love was the jam back in the 6th grade!

Fencewalk: Anthology/Mandrill
OK Computer/Radiohead
Porgy & Bess/Miles Davis
Electric Spanking Of War Babies/Funkadelic
Decade/Neil Young
To The Teeth/Ani DiFranco

Add David Bowie- The Best of Bowie to to my list.

Family Tree by Bjork will not leave my set as soon as I buy it...

Gooey is looking for a sugar daddy...

Tori Amos- Scarlet's Walk
Bjork- Family Tree
Morrissey- all of it
Smiths- all of it
New Order- Get Ready and all the singles
David Bowie- Ziggy Stardust 30th anniversary remaster
Pink- M!SSUNDAZTOOD

Tori Amos - Scarlet's Walk
Kylie Minogue - Fever
Duran Duran - Liberty
DaSilva - Downloads
Prince - The Truth


And Family Tree as soon as I get it!!!

none i dont think... dont got time or attention span this month to be into anyones album


but usually id have my little list on this thread lol

blacksatin515 said:

never knew love like this

ALBUMS THAT I DIG AT THE MOMENT ARE:HEATHEN-DAVID BOWIE,GREATEST HITS 1990-2000-U2,ROCKSTEADY-NO DOUBT,AND THE RAINBOW CHILDREN-PRINCE.

Gang of 4, Entertainment
The Jam, In the City (as well as all their other stuff)
The Higsons, It's a Wonderful Life
Level 42, The Pursuit of Accidents
The Au Pairs, everything(yet I haven't bought any of their stuff yet)
The Smiths, the entire damn collection
A Certain Ratio, Early

uuh...hmmm...Oh, wait a second i just remembered
INXS, their early years(from 80-84)

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention the Waitresses' "Greatest Hits"

Kelis/Wanderland

Beck/Mutations

Shuggie Otis/Inspiration Information

Res/How I Do

Sigur Ros: ()
Suede: A New Morning
St Etienne: Finisterre
Teenage Fanclub: Howdy
Primal Scream: Evil Heat
Coldplay: A Rush Of Blood To The Head
Prince: The Rainbow Children

and the new Sinead O'Connor

Albums I'm feeling as of late...

Queen Latifah,Black Reign (1993)
I've been listening to this record a lot over the course of this year. I've been jamming "Superstar," "Rough", and "I Can't Understand" nonstop. Also, "Just Another Day" was my summer song of 2002. I just recently discovered how wonderful this album is. I want to thank Queen Latifah for this gem. Originally, I just listened to a few tracks (the singles), but the whole album is so coherent! I love it.

Billy Lawrence,Paradise (1997)
I've always adored this record since its release. It's a beautiful album with lush ballads and beautiful music. Billy's vocals are heaven-sent. I wish she'd make another record.

Ms. Dynamite,Little Deeper (2002)
This chick just came out of nowhere with an incredible record. It's an import right now, but if it were released in America, I think the mainstream would act stupid with it and not promote it right. This album and artist deserve to blow up. The song "All I Ever" is my bedtime song. Plus, I love a majority of the tracks. I'm not disappointed at all. Recommended.

Darius Rucker,Back To Then (2002)
One of the best records of the year, IMHO. I love each and every song on the album and that's rare for records nowadays. "Butterfly" is song I jam a lot lately.

Billy Lawrence,One Might Say (1993)
Great album. Her debut is stellar, you have to check this out. I love every song to pieces.
[This message was edited Wed Nov 6 17:15:30 PST 2002 by JANFAN4L]

TLC - 3D (Give it to me while its Hot, Hey Hey Hey is BURNIN!)

Heather Headley - Her whole cd is Tight

Christina - Stripped (rearrange the tracks and it will flow better)

Bowie - Heathen
David Garza - This Euphoria
David Garza - OverDub
DG - KINGDOM COME
Prince - downloads via kazaa

Yuka Honda - Memories are my only witness

The Dears - End of a Hollywood Bedtime Story

Tower Of Power Anthology,Crusaders Chain Reaction,Miles Davis E.S.P,Donald Fagen The Nightfly,Taxi Driver SOundtrack.

Boyz 2 Men-Full Circle

Prince-Lovesexy

DeBarge-The Ultimate Collection

Donell Jones-Life Goes On

Avant-Ecstasy





My name is Biscuit...and I am funky!

Scarface: The Fix
Bounty Killer: Ghetto Dictionary 1: Art of war
Bounty Killer: Ghetto Dictionary 2: The Mystery
Frank Black & The Catholics: Devil's Workshop
Lambchop: Is a Woman
Capleton: Still Blazin'

George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
Beta Band - 3 EP's
Wilco - Being There & Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Prince - Parade
The Band - Big Pink, The Brown Album, & Stagefright
Oasis - Heathen Chemistry & Familiar To Millions
Allman Bros Band - Live at the Filmore's
Gomez - Liquid Skin
Girl Bros
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
Neil Young - Harvest
Singles
The Police - The Singles

robert plant dreamland;
o(+> rave un2 the joy fantastic;
blondie eat to the beat;
pete townshend empty glass

Justin Timberlake - Justified This is one of my favorite cds of the year so far. Justin made the album that MJ tried to make.

- Rave In2 The Joy Fantastic: For some reason I pulled this out and can't stop listening to it. I am really feeling Baby Knows, Wherever U Go Whatever U Do, and The Greatest Romance

Janet - All For You: The slow tracks on this album are masterpieces. Would You Mind touching me, ever so slowly, u missed a spot...there. I just wanna touch u tease u lick u ride u make u cum 2.--DAMN!!!

The Philadelphia Sound Boxed set (3cds). Ever track on this set is wonderful. I love Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, The O'Jays, Joe Simon and all of the old cats.

Marvin Gaye - Live at the London Palladium: This album is wonderful. Not necessarilly his best live album, but it's not too shabby...especially since Got To Give It Up is at the end.

Luther Vandross - Your Secret Love: This has to be one of the most underrated Luther albums ever. Crazy Love is a sheer masterpiece. So is Whether Or Not The World Gets Better with Lisa Fisher.

At the moment Bjork's Family Tree and I re-discovered Homogenic (I was waiting for the release of Family Tree and had this picked as an alternative)

Always in my car:
More Best of Leonard Cohen,
Up by Peter Gabriel
Kissin' time by Marianne Faithfull

Erik

Friedman & Liebezeit - Secret Rhythms (Psychedelic Neodub from Germany by chief avantgarde electro master Burnt Friedman and the drummer of legendary krautrock band Can, Jaki Liebezeit...taste it)

Roots Manuva - Run Come Save Me (takes hip hop to new levels IMO)

Roots Manuva - Dub Come Save Me (only a few dub versions, mostly new tracks. and boy do they burn!)

Jimi Tenor & UMO Big Band - Live @ The Tavastia (a very friendly person from Finnland taped this concert for me from Finnish Radio - experimental big band jazz/funk from a musician who really plays from the heart, be it working the synthie and the sampler while accompanied by two horns in a living room-sized underground club [as seen last sunday in Hamburg] or with a full band and a 20-piece orchestra [like last year, also here in Hamburg]. great stage persona too.)

Cinematic Orchestra - Diabolus EP (nice little release. atmospheric nu jazz)

Parliament - Mothership Connection (guess I don't have to add any info)

Tom Petty - Wildflowers (dug this alltime classic out after his new album kinda turned me off. great production by Rick Rubin, not one single song that sucks. at all.)

Lamb - What Sound (simply beautiful electronic pop gem. they left the drum and bass arena almost completely. a little experimental still, but mostly pop. in a good way.)

Ween - The Mollusk (perhaps their most interesting album. to those who know it: I recently rediscovered "Pink Eye [On My Leg]". what a great song! )

McGee