Favorite Albums

[Pie Boy]

Just out of interest,does anyone have a preferance vinyl or cd?

Now of we're allowed reserve teams that a whole new ball game.However it still wouldn't include Iron Maiden.

[taxexile]

............... sure is , most of it from you.!

[Pie Boy]

Not being funny taxexile but exactly when as the last time you bought an album?

Prob still miffed about Dylan going electro?

[taxexile]

last week pie boy actually , something by a bloke called morrisey.

good music never goes out of fashion , be it mozart, sinatra, or frank zappa !

[pluto_manibo]

1. Izzy Stradlin and the Juju Hounds- Shuffle it all!

2. The Black Crowes- Southern Harmony and musical companion

3. Jane's Addiction- Ritual de lo Habitual

[Pie Boy]

last week pie boy actually , something by a bloke called morrisey.

good music never goes out of fashion , be it  mozart, sinatra, or frank zappa !

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Best make it HumblePie Boy.

[Mr Red]

1. Pet Sounds -- Beach Boys

2. Highway 61 revisited -- Bob Dylan

3. What's Going On -- Marvin Gaye

3 (tie) Dark Side of the Moon -- Pink Floyd

[chonabot]

4. Led Zeppelin 2

5. Led Zeppelin 3

6. In through the out door.

To be continued.......

[cdnvic]

As long as we're picking reserve teams:

Deep Purple - Made in Japan

Meat Loaf - Bat Out Of ###### <--- I can say penis, but not this?

CCR - Cosmo's Factory

Boston - Boston

Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run

Kansas - Leftoverture

cv

Edited January 8, 2005 by cdnvic

[Gazza]

4. Led Zeppelin 2

5. Led Zeppelin 3

6. In through the out door.

To be continued.......

Chon, 'The Song Remains the Same' movie was on UBC (Series channel I think) a few weeks ago. Think it was about the third time it'd been shown over the years.

Look out for it.

[Boon Mee]

George Thorogoood:”Ride 'Til I Die”

Frank Zappa: “Sheik Yer Bootie”

Jackson Browne: “Going Home”

[ProfessorFart]

I'm shocked and saddened by the &lt;deleted&gt; on display here!!

Ploto and Cdnvic are getting there !!!!!!

[Boon Mee]

I'm shocked and saddened by the &lt;deleted&gt; on display here!!

Ploto and Cdnvic are getting there !!!!!!

Fart! What you got against George Thorogood?

I drink alone, yeah,

with nobody else

I drink alone, yeah,

with nobody else

You know when I drink alone,

I prefer to be by myself

Every morning just before breakfast,

I don't want no coffee or tea

Just me and good buddy Wiser,

that's all I ever need

'Cause I drink alone, yeah,

with nobody else

Yeah, you know when I drink alone,

I prefer to be by myself

The other night I laid sleeping,

and I woke from a terrible dream

So I caught up my pal Jack Daniel's,

and his partner Jimmy Beam

And we drank alone, yeah,

with nobody else

Yeah, you know when I drink alone,

I prefer to be by myself

The other day I got invited to a party,

but I stayed home instead

Just me and my pal Johnny Walker,

and his brothers Black and Red

And we drank alone, yeah,

with nobody else

Yeah, you know when I drink alone,

I prefer to be by myself

My whole family done give up on me,

and it makes me feel oh so bad

The only one who will hang out with me,

is my dear old granddad

And we drink alone, yeah,

with nobody else

Yeah, you know when I drink alone,

I prefer to be by myself

[chonabot]

7. Houses of the Holy

8. CoDa

9. Led Zeppelin 4

10. The Song Remains the Same.

[mbkudu]

1. 'We Sold Our Souls for Rock and Roll,' Black Sabbath

2. 'Burnin',' Bob Marley

3. 'Who's Next?,' The Who

If I could have more: James Brown, The Stranglers, The Cure, Jimi Hendrix

(Thanks Chonabot for the correction on Sabbath title)

Edited January 8, 2005 by mbkudu

[chonabot]

1. 'I Sold My Soul for Rock and Roll,' Black Sabbath

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Nice choice , but( "We sold our souls for Rock'n'Roll) is technically a greatest hits compilation I believe.

You must choose another Sabs album , sir Kudu if you will.......

Edited January 8, 2005 by chonabot

[mbkudu]

1. 'I Sold My Soul for Rock and Roll,' Black Sabbath

Nice choice , but( "We sold our souls for Rock'n'Roll) is technically a greatest hits compilation I believe.

You must choose another Sabs album , sir Kudu if you will.......

I'm sorry Chon, I can not. It is too dear to me. It is sad to see Ozzie shuffling along the linoleum floor in his mansion half dead from medication. Poor man. He has had a rip roaring mother f##### of a life though, got to give him that.

[chonabot]

1. 'I Sold My Soul for Rock and Roll,' Black Sabbath

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Nice choice , but( "We sold our souls for Rock'n'Roll) is technically a greatest hits compilation I believe.

You must choose another Sabs album , sir Kudu if you will.......

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I'm sorry Chon, I can not. It is too dear to me. It is sad to see Ozzie shuffling along the linoleum floor in his mansion half dead from medication. Poor man. He has had a rip roaring mother f##### of a life though, got to give him that.

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I understand , Ozwald is indeed a sad sight these days , but the man screamed life into those old tunes for sure.

My favourite track of the Slack Haddocks would have to be Sweetleaf (cough)

Edited January 8, 2005 by chonabot

[Boon Mee]

Forgot to include my all time favorite British band - Sandy Denny & Fairport Convention and the album "The History of Fairport Convention".

It didn't get any better than them...

[mbkudu]

Forgot to include my all time favorite British band - Sandy Denny & Fairport Convention and the album "The History of Fairport Convention".

It didn't get any better than them...

Boon, you are super old school! Why don't you throw in Wayne Newton, Lawrence Welck and Jim Neighbors.

Edited January 8, 2005 by mbkudu

[Boon Mee]

Forgot to include my all time favorite British band - Sandy Denny & Fairport Convention and the album "The History of Fairport Convention".

It didn't get any better than them...

Boon, you are super old school! Why don't you throw in Wayne Newton, Lawrence Welck and Jim Neighbors.

Jim Neighbors? Who him???

The groups I listed may be a bit "dated" but it's still good stuff!

Edited January 8, 2005 by Boon Mee

[chonabot]

Aye , it was the late Sandy Denny who sang on "The Battle of Evermore" on Zep 4.

Did i say i was a Zep fan ?

My Fave Fairport track was "Meet on the Ledge"

[mbkudu]

Forgot to include my all time favorite British band - Sandy Denny & Fairport Convention and the album "The History of Fairport Convention".

It didn't get any better than them...

Boon, you are super old school! Why don't you throw in Wayne Newton, Lawrence Welck and Jim Neighbors.

I'm just having fun with you. I don't know who the bands are you're speaking of; I am tragically unhip. I do know that Stevie Ray Vaughn did the best Hendrix renditions of all time. Sometimes he made Hendrix sound better than Hendrix if that is possible.

Edited January 8, 2005 by mbkudu

[dclaryjr]

New York City (You're a Woman) - Al Kooper

Manasses - Steven Stills

Beethoven's 9th -- Berlin Philharmonic (von Karajan)

[cdnvic]

ELO - Time

The Moody Blues - This is the Moody Blues

Rush - Exit Stage Left

Uriah Heep - July Morning

Triumph - Allied Forces

This could go on forever....

cv

[Boon Mee]

Aye , it was the late Sandy Denny who sang on "The Battle of Evermore" on Zep 4.

My Fave Fairport track was "Meet on the Ledge"

Mine too. Saw her and FC live a couple times - once at Santa Barbara Co. Bowl and they kicked ass.

mbkudu~

No offense taken - Stevie Ray Vaughn is one of my favorites too. Seems all these great artists die young...

[chonabot]

Ok , Zep aside , not really a fair fight , heres some of my other fave albums....( rock wise)

Van Halen - The best rock album in the last 25 years period.

Ted Nugent - Scream Dream

Black Crowes - Shake your moneymaker

Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Twins

Oasis - Definiteley Maybe

Jimi Hendrix - Axis Bold as Love

Rush - Moving Pictures

Counting Crows - August and Everything after

Jeff Beck - Truth

Heart - Dreamboat Annie

Cream - Disraeli Gears

Skynyrd - One more from the Road

Jet - Get Born ( Good enough to be counted amongst the greats)

Nirvana - inUtero

Pearl Jam - 10

SRV - anything he did

Sabbath - Never Say Die

The Yardbirds - 5 live Yardbords

I'm a fan of all good music , but y'all can't beat a good rock LP...

Edited January 8, 2005 by chonabot

[taxexile]

but y'all can't beat a good rock LP...

e.g. "the who....live at leeds"

[igotworms]

Jesus, I didn't there were so many old dudes who knew how use those darn computer gagdgets.

Did they have music way back in nineteen aught six?

"We sold our soul..." was released without Sabbath's permission, but it is great compilation album.

My 3 fave Sabbath albums:

1) Vol. 4

2) Paranoid

3) Master of Reality

[tuky]

I am thinking...

Nirvana...incesticide

and anything from the Doors