TotalAlisa said:

lastdecember said:

Just dont appreciate thoughts like white and black its too simplistic, deal with stereotypical crap like this way too much to even want to acknowledge it further, sometimes ones own race is its own worst enemy.

sometimes people are they own worst enemy... and trying to blame others... you been on this earth for a long time... so you should be used to it by now

I dont blame, i just dont care, people are gonna act and do what they want because thats how they were created to be. When ones own race be it black, white, latin etc..chooses to gain from its own stereotypes which in turn pushes itself down, there in you have the problem. These times are the most un-free that anyone has been in a long time, freedom of choices we have are illusions, we have no choice, and no voice, its all decided already.

lastdecember said:

These times are the most un-free that anyone has been in a long time, freedom of choices we have are illusions, we have no choice, and no voice, its all decided already.

There's never been anyplace that's free. "Free" is anarchy.

I'd have to think about a top 10, but I know my favorite is the self-titled album by Crowded House.

Hunting High and Low and Introducing the Hardline... would also have to be up there.

Malice Mizer Memorie

Bauhaus In The Flat Field

Siouxsie And The Banshees-The Scream

Smashing Pumpkins-Gish

The Smiths- The Smiths

Cocteau Twins- Garlands

Schwarz Stein-New Vogue Children

Kaya-Glitter

Guniw Tools-Niwlun

Christian Death-Only Theatre of Pain!!

rialb said:

phunkdaddy said:

Jesse Johnson - Jesse Johnson's Revue

Mint Condition - Meant To Be Mint

Rick James - Come Get It

Brass Construction

Guns N Roses - Appetite For Destruction

Tamia

Isaac Hayes - Hot Buttered Soul

Tribe Called Quest - Peoples Instinctive Travel and the Paths of Rhythmn

Natalie Cole

DaKrash

Great album but not a debut. Presenting Isaac Hayes was released first.

Thanks I wasn't 100 percent sure but i believe Hot Buttered Soul was

released in 1969.

phunkdaddy said:

rialb said:

Great album but not a debut. Presenting Isaac Hayes was released first.

Thanks I wasn't 100 percent sure but i believe Hot Buttered Soul was

released in 1969.

Yup, Hot Buttered Soul was 1969 and Presenting was 1967.

baroque said:

Malice Mizer Memorie

Bauhaus In The Flat Field

Siouxsie And The Banshees-The Scream

Smashing Pumpkins-Gish

The Smiths- The Smiths

Cocteau Twins- Garlands

Schwarz Stein-New Vogue Children

Kaya-Glitter

Guniw Tools-Niwlun

Christian Death-Only Theatre of Pain!!

I love that.

thatruth said:

alphastreet said:

Janet Jackson

Off The Wall

Madonna

Jody Watley

Mariah Carey

Faith

For You

Brandy

Spice

Oooooh On the TLC Tip

Off the Wall was not MJ's debut album, unless there's another album called Off the Wall by another artist

yeah yeah, I know about got to be there, ben, etc and have all of them...