1. Powderfinger - Dream Days At The Hotel Existence

2. 3 Doors Down - The Better Life

3. Silly Fools - King Size

4. Crowded House - Crowded House

and the list could simply go on and on forever really:

5. Snow Patrol - Eyes Open

6. Fuel - Angels And Devils

7. Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory

8. Placebo - Meds

There's too many more to list I'm afraid.

Sigur Ros - Aegatis Byrjan

Floyd - Dark Side

Waterboys - Room to Roam

Thats a list that won't be repeated I'll wager!!!

1) Led Zepplin - Four

2) The Beatles - The White Album

3) Pink Floyd - The Wall

and if we are talking about non pop music, i need to change my number 1 too....

Mahler - Symphony No. 2 "Resurrection", Leonard Bernstein and the NY Philharmonic live recording

I think its too hard to narrow it down to 3 for me,but ones that i'm thinking of at the moment;

Bob Dylan-Best of. "Forever youuuung,forever youuung,i hope you staaayyyy,forever young". classic.

Radiohead-The benz or OK computer.

The Stone roses-The stone roses.

Most stuff by:The Smiths,Robert Cray,Rolling Stones old stuff,Marvin Gaye,Jack Johnson,Ben Harper,Oasis old stuff.....Blah,blah,blah.

1. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti

2. Ween - The Mollusk

3. Meshuggah - Destroy Erase Improve

BFD!

Anybody mind if i put some balls into this thread?

1:Ac/dc-Back in black

2:Metallica-Master of puppets

3:Gnr-Appetite for destruction

Woke up in a hardrockmode today. If you ask me tomorrow top tre might be:

1:Pink floyd-dark side......

2:stevie ray vaghn-Sky is crying

3.Eric clapton-the blues concert.

I think a top ten list would be easier than a top 3. Man the good albums you have to take away to make a top 3!!! Not easy!

Also the best album ever made "pump" by Aerosmith but that stands above the list.

In no specific order:

GNR – Appetite for Destruction

Nickleback – All the Right Reasons

Hank Williams – Any Greatest Hits album

1. Rory Gallagher- Irish tour 1974. The master of blues rock.

2. Paul Brady-Hard Station. Great songs with melody, emotion and thoughtful lyrics.

3. Nick Drake- Bryter Later. Unforgettable tunes, so sad it wasn't brighter for him later.

CSNY 4-way street

Pink Floyd Wish you were here

Van Morrison-Best of/greatest hits

1st reserve- Guess Who Live at the Paramount (CDNVIC-we agree on something)

Sigur Ros - Aegatis Byrjan

Floyd - Dark Side

Waterboys - Room to Roam

Thats a list that won't be repeated I'll wager!!!

Sigur Ros - Aegatis Byrjan

Floyd - Dark Side

Waterboys - Room to Roam

How much did I win?

Gee, some colours came out thinking about that lot flashbacks?. But there are some titles there I think I would not even begin to think to play. Each to there own.

One of the best vocalists I ever heard was a oz guy Jeff St John at the St Marys Band Club. I also got drunk with Matt Taylor and smoked cigars. That was in his Western Flyer days (Chain was also a good band). Little River Band had some great vocals as well.

But, appreciation of music evolves. What I would have said for the 70's 80's 90's and now have changed. There were Slade, T Rex, The Angels, Ian Drury, Sex Pistols, Pablos Dog, Stevie Wright, Aron Neville, Donna Summer, Sade, Peter Frampton, Thin Lizy the list can go on.

Anything that is Van Morrision suits me. But I would also suggest a good album The Cruel Sea, This is not the way Home. And you cant go past Cat Stevens.

'Ol Frank neither smoked or drank - not that smoking necessarily causes cancer of the throat. He didn't care too much for druggies either - was naturally high.

Where did you (in 2005!) get the strange idea Frank Zappa never smoked?

Edited January 23, 200818 yr by astromash

Difficult to answer as I have a habit of listening to an album ad nauseum then go back to it a year later:

Recent listening -

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium

George Michael - Patience

Bruce Springsteen - The Good, the Bad and the E Street Shuffle

1, The Clash - The Clash

2, Iron Maiden - Live after Death

3 , Cock Sparrer - Live and Loud

Happy Easy listening folks !!

Wind & Wuthering Genesis.

The Wall Pink Floyd

Live at Leeds The Who.

Some great albums here, I'll repeat and toss in for Aussies:

Led Zepellin all (goes without saying).

The Angels - Face to Face

Matt Finish

Add the La's in there too