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DavidEye said: Wasn't 'Blue Moves' a 2-record set?
Yep. . .if you look around, you can still find the remastered 2 disc set [look on ebay or perhaps half.com]. However, there is a one disc version that cuts out 4 songs. . .The song "Tonight" on Blue Moves is one of his best. . . |
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PhilG said: Velvet Underground & Nico
Joy Division-Unknown Pleasures Cocteau Twins-Treasure Nick Drake-Pink Moon Good choices! I was also thinking off: Bauhaus - In The Flat Field. Sisters of Mercy - FloodLand Lou Reed - Transformer Pink Floyd - The Piper at the Gates of Dawn Kate Bush - Hounds Of Love The Art Of Noise - (Who's Afraid of?) The Art Of Noise! and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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DavidEye said: KingSausage said: There are so many classic albums that NEVER get mentioned on this site...perhaps it's because people are so strangely fixated on only "funk" and "grooves." Perhaps folks have never bothered to listen to this stuff. Who knows?
Anyway, spread the music here...share classic albums that people should seriously check out... [list] [*]"Tumbleweed Connection" by Elton John too low 4 zero and sacrifice are also good albums 2 start with... You know,KS,I don't have any albums by Elton John.I just have several Greatest Hits compilations and his box set,but I'd really like to get some of his albums.Is 'Tumbleweed Connection' a good place to start? What other classic Elton albums would you recommend? [This message was edited Fri Jun 27 0:25:52 PDT 2003 by DavidEye] | |
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Two early "dark" classics:
Court of the Crimson King - King Crimson Strange Days - The Doors *****************************************
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mine:
ac/dc, dirty deeds done dirt cheap blondie, parallel lines and autoamerican ramones, rocket to russia and their first album sex pistols, never mind the bollocks and the great rock n'roll swindle buzzcocks, another music in a different kitchen frank zappa, uncle meat  | |
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you are missing fleetwood mac!!
TUSK!!! Let the rain come down...17 days.... | |
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youngca said: 2.law and order -lindsay buckingham (underrated artist...i
like his solo stuff better than his f-mac stuff) I like this album. I prefer him with Fleetwood Mac, tho'. me being dumb, edit. [This message was edited Fri Jun 27 13:41:11 PDT 2003 by Cloudbuster] | |
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purplegypsy said: you are missing fleetwood mac!!
TUSK!!! My fave of theirs. | |
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IstenSzek said: Kate Bush - Hounds Of Love.
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Marvin Gaye - What's Going On?
Bee Gees - Main Course. The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses. The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds. David Bowie - Low. Bjork - Debut. The Beatles - Revolver. Led Zeppelin - IV. Kate Bush - The Dreaming. Beck - Odelay. | |
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man,..some outstanding choices by everybody. man i
gonna go back in time...(a time travel machine...!) ahhh here's some mo'. pet sounds-beachboys (everybody's pickin' this classic and its that good. "GREAT cuts.GOD only knows, Believe in me...caroline NO (beautiful man) go insane-lindsay buckingham (beachboy-ish with a weird edge to it gaucho-don fagen ..for maxine,babylon sisters.hey nineteen beatles-rubber soul,revoler and the white album (superb pop-rock..it don't get no better than this!) let's get it on-marvin gaye (sex and RELIGION...sound familiar r.kelly & prince fans?) there's a riot goin' on-sly & the family stone stand-sly & family stone...(funky and spacey lyrics0 electric ladyland-jimi hendrix (nuff said) stevie wonder-innervisions,music of my mind & songs in the key of life funkadelic-maggot brain parliament-chocolate city | |
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namepeace said: Steely Dan -- Aja
Bebel Gilberto -- Tanto Tempo The Beatles -- A Hard Day's Night (yeah. didn't c that one coming!) Beck -- Sea Change Meshell N'degeocello -- Bitter Peter Gabriel -- Passion Donald Fagen -- Kamikiriad Miles Davis -- Seven Steps To Heaven Wayne Shorter -- Speak No Evil Cannonball Adderley and Nancy Wilson Bill Evans -- Sunday At The Village Vanguard John Coltrane -- Coltrane Jazzanova -- In Between Zero 7 -- Simple Things Fleming & John -- The Way We Are big props mate. 'TRANE,MILES,EVANS,FAGEN,hard days's night (underated beatles's classic) U know yo STUFF!!! (great music is great music no matter what style it is!...youngca) | |
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boy...could I rattle off some obscure sh*t!!! 
Martin Newell and Andy Partridge - The Greatest Living Englishman The Kinks - The Village Green Preservation Society Pat Metheny - Bright Size Life The Mahavishnu Orchestra - The Inner Mounting Flame Van Dyke Parks - Song Cycle Daniel Johnston - Daniel Johnston Anything by Esquivel Kathleen Battle and Itzhak Perlman - The Bach Album Ukrainian Bandurists Chorus - Ukrainian Bandurists Chorus Sylvia St. James - Echoes/Images Return to Forever - Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy Anything by Virgil Fox ..and finally... Various Artists - Simply Mad About the Mouse (for Bobby McFerrin's version of the "Siamese Cat Song" alone; I even like the Michael Bolton tune on it...) -SWANGsaysyouaskedforit | |
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Disintegration - The Cure
Love Is Here - Starsailor Morning Glory - Oasis Human Touch - Bruce Springsteen Suede/ Coming up/ Head Music - Suede Grandma's hands clapped in church on Sunday morning, Grandma's hands played the tamborine so well. | |
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Bay City Rollers - Saturday Night
Neil Sedaka - Laughter In The Rain ---------------------------------
 Funny and charming as usual | |
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INXS "welcome to wherever you are" / "elegantly wasted"
Silverchair "diorama" Bruce "darkness on the edge of town" Bon Jovi "keep the faith" / "new jersey" Isaac Hayes "hot buttered soul" Semisonic "feeling strangely fine" www.riotcitywrestling.com
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Anyway, spread the music here...share classic albums that people should seriously check out...
[list] [*]"Tumbleweed Connection" by Elton John FUCK OFF! [*]"John Wesley Harding" by Bob Dylan YESSS! [*]"Mezzanine" by Massive Attack YESSS! [*]"Angel Dust" by Faith No More FUCK OFF! [*]"Nebraska" by Bruce Springsteen YESSS! [*]Anything by Kodo Ha, ha, ha, ha Ha, ha, ha, ha, Ha, ha, ha, haHa, ha, ha, haHa, ha, ha, ha (FUCK OFF!) [*]"Between the Buttons" by The Rolling Stones Oh, COME ON! Give the people "BEGGARS BANQUET", "SATANIC MAJESTIES", "LET IT BLEED", or even "AFTERMATH". [*]"Ghost in the Machine" by The Police Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo caca caca caca (That's Stingspeack for sheeeiiit) (And by the way ...FUCK OFF!!!) King Sausage, I like you: you have great taste and you have no taste in equal measure. | |
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youngca said: big props mate. 'TRANE,MILES,EVANS,FAGEN,hard days's night (underated beatles's classic) U know yo STUFF!!! (great music is great music no matter what style it is!...youngca) I appreciate the props, youngca. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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What's the point of listing a bunch of albums most of us own? How about stuff most of us have never heard of? Right now I'm listening to "House On The Hill" by Audience. Personally . I think we are all Boring with No Lives cause all we do is talk about Prince,Criticize and Gossip. I need a Horny Man is what I Need and probably so do most of yas. We are Sexually Frustrated what we R... Amen..!!! - zelaire | |
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The Pop Group - Y One of the best and most challenging albums of the post-punk era (and possibly all time) NEW WAVE FOREVER: SLAVE TO THE WAVE FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE. | |
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WatchThemFall said: What's the point of listing a bunch of albums most of us own? How about stuff most of us have never heard of?
I tried... -SWANGmakesaneffort | |
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JohnnyTheFox said: Anyway, spread the music here...share classic albums that people should seriously check out...
[list] [*]"Tumbleweed Connection" by Elton John FUCK OFF! [*]"John Wesley Harding" by Bob Dylan YESSS! [*]"Mezzanine" by Massive Attack YESSS! [*]"Angel Dust" by Faith No More FUCK OFF! [*]"Nebraska" by Bruce Springsteen YESSS! [*]Anything by Kodo Ha, ha, ha, ha Ha, ha, ha, ha, Ha, ha, ha, haHa, ha, ha, haHa, ha, ha, ha (FUCK OFF!) [*]"Between the Buttons" by The Rolling Stones Oh, COME ON! Give the people "BEGGARS BANQUET", "SATANIC MAJESTIES", "LET IT BLEED", or even "AFTERMATH". [*]"Ghost in the Machine" by The Police Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo caca caca caca (That's Stingspeack for sheeeiiit) (And by the way ...FUCK OFF!!!) King Sausage, I like you: you have great taste and you have no taste in equal measure. I didn't mention Beggars Banquet or Let it Bleed because that would be going against the whole point of my thread. Read it again. I can understand, I guess, if you don't like Elton or The Police. But saying "FUCK OFF" to my praise for Kodo?!?! Are you fucking nuts?  Check them out, and educate yourself!"Drop that stereo before I blow your Goddamn nuts off, asshole!"
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Another one of the great albums of the Post-Punk era. An underrated classic! NEW WAVE FOREVER: SLAVE TO THE WAVE FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE. | |
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