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dilwithers said: Mos Def - Black On Both Sides
"Love"  | |
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ElBessoNegro said:
I'm a fan of Mr. Cohen music also, From Cohen to Mos Def? Your taste is eclectic to say the least. nice....  | |
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Thanks! | |
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TD3 said: Off the top of my head and in no particular order.
Jill Scott: Who Is Jill Scott? Norah Jones: Come Away With Me D'Angelo: Brown Sugar Lauryn Hill: Mis Education of Lauryn Hill Donny Hathaway: Everything Is Everything The Jimi Hendrix Experience’s Are You Experienced [Edited 3/29/09 18:30pm][/b]  @ Donny Hathaway! Have it on vinyl re-issue. His live album is favorite.. what got me into Mr. Hathaway! | |
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thekidsgirl said: I hate to be predictable, but...
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ElBessoNegro said: TD3 said: Off the top of my head and in no particular order.
Jill Scott: Who Is Jill Scott? Norah Jones: Come Away With Me D'Angelo: Brown Sugar Lauryn Hill: Mis Education of Lauryn Hill Donny Hathaway: Everything Is Everything The Jimi Hendrix Experience’s Are You Experienced [Edited 3/29/09 18:30pm][/b] @ Donny Hathaway! Have it on vinyl re-issue. His live album is favorite.. what got me into Mr. Hathaway!My Donny... his live album is my favorite also. His version of "Yesterday" gets me teary eyed every time. [Edited 3/29/09 20:49pm] | |
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Joss Stone - The Soul Sessions
Lady Gaga - The Fame India.Arie - Acoustic Soul The Killers - Hot Fuss John Legend - Get Lifted  |
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Debut.
.....Bjork.  | |
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Moonbeam said: Patti Smith- Horses
The Velvet Underground- The Velvet Underground & Nico The Doors- The Doors Madonna- Madonna Roxy Music- Roxy Music Annie- Anniemal Björk- Debut Eurythmics- In the Garden Blondie- Blondie The Strokes- Is This It Franz Ferdinand- Franz Ferdinand Arcade Fire- Funeral Joy Division- Unknown Pleasures Pretenders- Pretenders Can- Monster Movie N.E.R.D.- In Search of Yaz- Upstairs at Eric's Television- Marquee Moon Hey, great list!. The Doors, in particular, is an ubelievable album. The Cars - The Cars Oasis - Definately Maybe OMC - How Bizarre Iggy Pop - The Idiot Pete Townshend - Empty Glass John Mayer - Room For Squares We're here, might as well get into it. | |
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Toni Braxton
Whitney Houston Christina Aguilera Monica 'Miseducation of Lauryn Hill' -- Lauryn Hill 'This Is Who I Am' -- Heather Headley 'Oooh...On The TLC Tip' -- TLC Prince Rogers Nelson
Sunrise: June 7, 1958 Sunset: April 21, 2016 ~My Heart Loudly Weeps "My Creativity Is My Life." ~ Prince Life is merely a dress rehearsal for eternity. | |
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Richard Ashcroft - Alone With Everybody
Crowded House - Crowded House We're here, might as well get into it. | |
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Missy Higgins - The Sound Of White
Sarah Blasko - The Overture & The Underscore Clair Bowditch - Autumn Bone Cordrazine - From Here To Wherever Eskimo Joe - Girl George - Polyserena Gotye - Boardface Starsailor - Starsailor Lior - Autumn Flow Little Birdy - Big Big Love Alex Lloyd - Black The Sun The Smiths - The Smiths Manic Street Preachers - Generation Terrorists George Michael - Faith Pearl Jam - Ten Elliott Smith - Roman Candle The Pixies - Surfer Rosa And Come On Pilgrim Sex Pistols - Never Mind The Bollocks Weezer - Weezer (Blue) Simon & Garfunkel - Wednesday Morning 3am Paul McCartney - McCartney Simply Red - Picture Book Arctic Monkeys - Whatever People Say..... My Personal Favourite: Jeff Buckley - Grace [Edited 3/30/09 14:44pm] | |
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George Harrison - All things must pass
Stone Roses - stone roses We're here, might as well get into it. | |
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Illmatic - Nas
For You- Prince Control- Janet Jackson (not necessary her debut) | |
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TyphoonTip said: The Smiths - The Smiths Manic Street Preachers - Generation Terrorists Sex Pistols - Never Mind The Bollocks co-sign Also add The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses Down - NOLA This is not an exit | |
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Thibaut said: Up For The Downstroke - Parliament
Up For The Downstroke was not Parliament's debut album. Their debut was Osmium...  [Edited 3/30/09 4:55am] It is not known why FuNkeNsteiN capitalizes his name as he does, though some speculate sunlight deficiency caused by the most pimpified white guy afro in Nordic history.
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shipoffools said: Michael Jackson - Off the Wall
Off The Wall is not MJ's solo debut. This was Michael's debut album...  It is not known why FuNkeNsteiN capitalizes his name as he does, though some speculate sunlight deficiency caused by the most pimpified white guy afro in Nordic history.
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ElBessoNegro said:[quote]
He looks a lot like Adam Sandler doesn't he?  | |
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moussemaker said: dseann said: The Way I Feel - Remy Shand
By the way what happened to him? No music since this album... I created a thread on this question a year ago, didn't get much info. What a waste of talent if he only does one album and calls it quits. Maybe he's like D'Angelo. He'll take take ten years to do a follow up album.
By the way two albums for the list are: Brown Sugar - D'Angelo Baduizm - Erykah Badu (Special mention the her song Rim Job ... 'scuse me Rim Shot") [Edited 3/30/09 5:51am] | |
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FuNkeNsteiN said: shipoffools said: Michael Jackson - Off the Wall
Off The Wall is not MJ's solo debut. This was Michael's debut album... Exactly. I dont get why people exclude them. I mean why aren't they considered "proper"? He was still with The Jacksons after Off The Wall and Thriller and they're still counted. It doesn't make sense. | |
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dseann said: moussemaker said: By the way what happened to him? No music since this album... I created a thread on this question a year ago, didn't get much info. What a waste of talent if he only does one album and calls it quits. Maybe he's like D'Angelo. He'll take take ten years to do a follow up album.
By the way two albums for the list are: Brown Sugar - D'Angelo Baduizm - Erykah Badu (Special mention the her song Rim Job ... 'scuse me Rim Shot")
[Edited 3/30/09 5:51am] I think the label dropped him because they did not know how to market him. "Love is like peeing in your pants, everyone sees it but only you feel its warmth" |
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shorttrini said: dseann said: I created a thread on this question a year ago, didn't get much info. What a waste of talent if he only does one album and calls it quits. Maybe he's like D'Angelo. He'll take take ten years to do a follow up album.
By the way two albums for the list are: Brown Sugar - D'Angelo Baduizm - Erykah Badu (Special mention the her song Rim Job ... 'scuse me Rim Shot")
[Edited 3/30/09 5:51am] I think the label dropped him because they did not know how to market him. Shit ... all they had to do was release his albums. They'd market themselves, he made some good music as opposed to what was being made then and what is being passed off as music the4se days. | |
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All right....here's my list....for all to see:
D'Angelo - Brown Sugar Angie Stone - Black Diamond Introducing The Hardline According To...Whatsisname Over There Maxwell - Urban Hang Suite Ziggy Marley - Dragonfly (It was his first solo album) The Wailers - Catch A Fire (Jamaican Edition) Bunny Wailer - Blackheart Man Spearhead - Home Black Eyed Peas - Behind The Front Will.I.Am - Lost change PM Dawn - The Utopian Experience Sade - Diamond Life Raphael Saadiq - Instant Vintage (Again, his first solo album) George Michael - Faith Prince - For You Rhonda Smith - Intellipop Digital Underground - Sex Packets Soul II Soul - Classic Club Hits Volume 1 Klymaxx - Never Under Estimate The Power Of A Woman Van Hunt - Self titled Marlon Saunders - Enter My Mind Cooly's Hot Box - Take It Angela Johnson - They Don't Know Maya Azucena - Maya Who!? Tonéx - Pronounced Toe-Nay Easy Star All Stars - Until That Day (it's their first EP of mostly original stuff) Slapbak - Fast Food Funkateers Stephen Marley - Mind Control [Edited 3/30/09 6:08am] [Edited 3/30/09 22:34pm] | |
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dseann said: shorttrini said: I think the label dropped him because they did not know how to market him. Shit ... all they had to do was release his albums. They'd market themselves, he made some good music as opposed to what was being made then and what is being passed off as music the4se days. Remember, at that time there was this guy called Jon B. and De'angelo was doing that stuff as well. Motown, was not really doing too well so I guess they did not wanna take a chance. I have Remy's CD and it was good it was also uneven. "Love is like peeing in your pants, everyone sees it but only you feel its warmth" |
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shorttrini said: dseann said: Shit ... all they had to do was release his albums. They'd market themselves, he made some good music as opposed to what was being made then and what is being passed off as music the4se days. Remember, at that time there was this guy called Jon B. and De'angelo was doing that stuff as well. Motown, was not really doing too well so I guess they did not wanna take a chance. I have Remy's CD and it was good it was also uneven. Jon B. I put in the same category as Robin Thicke. They didn't and don't impress me. I also have Remy's album and although I don't play each and every song, overall it was much better than any of Jon B's outputs. | |
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dseann said: shorttrini said: Remember, at that time there was this guy called Jon B. and De'angelo was doing that stuff as well. Motown, was not really doing too well so I guess they did not wanna take a chance. I have Remy's CD and it was good it was also uneven. Jon B. I put in the same category as Robin Thicke. They didn't and don't impress me. I also have Remy's album and although I don't play each and every song, overall it was much better than any of Jon B's outputs. I would have to disagree. I really like Robin, he unlike Remy has put out consistent albums.Yes, I know that Remy only put out one album, but while he was talented, the material was inconsistent. Robin's material has been more consistent. "Love is like peeing in your pants, everyone sees it but only you feel its warmth" |
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dseann said: ElBessoNegro said: He looks a lot like Adam Sandler doesn't he? Lol, also got that Pacino/Corleone-vibe going here | |
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Shango said: dseann said: He looks a lot like Adam Sandler doesn't he? Lol, also got that Pacino/Corleone-vibe going here I was gonna say the same thing about him and Adam... "Love is like peeing in your pants, everyone sees it but only you feel its warmth" |
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shorttrini said: Shango said: Lol, also got that Pacino/Corleone-vibe going here I was gonna say the same thing about him and Adam... Yeah It's kind of uncanny.
If they ever decide to make a bio-pic 'bout Cohen, they know whom to call. | |
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