What is your favourite record of all time?

[i claudius]

Mine is Breathe me ,by Sia listen to it on u tube,especially the extended version where she sings it to the end of six feet under ,see what you think.

[Ulysses G.]

Abbey Road by the Beatles. Great at the time and rock music has never really progressed any further.

Edited February 2, 2014 by Ulysses G.

[uptheos]

Neil Young - After the Goldrush

[KarenBravo]

The world land speed record held by Team Thrust.

[SpokaneAl]

The Door's first album - no question. The End is one of the finest songs ever written, ever!

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[Northwindhermit]

Fresh Cream, the 1967 US album release by Cream.

Favorite songs on it:

I Feel Free

I'm So Glad

[fasteddie]

"Black Sabbath"

The title track being my favourite track.

[alfalfa19]

Another Green World by Brian Eno.

[alfalfa19]

Fresh Cream, the 1967 US album release by Cream.

Favorite songs on it:

I Feel Free

I'm So Glad

Disraeli Gears also notable for We're Going Wrong and Sunshine of Your Love.

[StreetCowboy]

I liked the Martha and the Muffins seven inch of Saigon, with concentric grooves on the B side recorded forward and reverse.

That said, I reretrieved the Argentina Scotland game of 2007 this afternoon, and my recollection of times lost is not to be trusted

SC

[stedyedy]

Dire straits-in the gallery

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[drx13]

Andrea Boccelli Time to Say Goodbye

My Old Dutch: A Cockney Song

Chorus. — We've been together now for forty years,

An' it don't seem a day too much,
There ain't a lady livin' in the land
As I'd "swop" for my dear old Dutch.

Edited February 3, 2014 by drx13

[Sigurris]

It has got to be Dark Side of the Moon without doubt. I first bought it in 1974 and have replaced 5 times since. I still play it regularly. It never gets dull. I am sure that in a hundred years it will be seen the same way as Vivaldi's Four Seasons is seen now. A classic in every sense of the word.

[Spoonman]

Ex Aussie prime minister Bob Hawke's record of sculling a yard glass in under 12 seconds.

[Jingthing]

[onionluke]

[bartender100]

The poster said record, not album

Matt Monro: Walk Away

Yes, I have strange tastes

[HooHaa]

pixies dolittle

Edited February 3, 2014 by HooHaa

[StreetCowboy]

Working Girl, by the Members, on pink square vinyl.

Monkey suit, by some female punk band - Plasmatics, garish leopardskin vinyl, with an asymetrically drilled spindle hole.

Sound of the Suburbs, by the Members, on clear vinyl in a cut-out sleeve that looked like a TV set.

You've got to be able to separate form from content.

SC

Edited February 3, 2014 by StreetCowboy

[SantiSuk]

Got a bit bored with my old stuff a few years back and started to listen to newer stuff.

Current favourites:

Daft Punk - Random Access Memories

Imagine Dragons - Night Visions

My Darkest Days - Sick & Twisted Affair

Many others. Anyone who says that they don't make decent music anymore is just not trying

[chiang mai]

Peer Gynt, In the hall of the mountain king.

[Naam]

Klingon national anthem.

[Sigurris]

If it is a single song then Madam George by Van Morrison. With honorable mentions to; Vessel in Vain by Smog, Who knows where the time goes by Fairport Convention, Stormy Monday the Little Milton version, Anarchy in the UK by The Sex Pistols

[SantiSuk]

If it is a single song then Madam George by Van Morrison. With honorable mentions to; Vessel in Vain by Smog, Who knows where the time goes by Fairport Convention, Stormy Monday the Little Milton version, Anarchy in the UK by The Sex Pistols

Sex Pistols and Fairport. You have an eclectic mix of tastes in music. Like it!

[dukeandduke]

Another for Dark Side of the Moon.

[rgs2001uk]

If it is a single song then Madam George by Van Morrison. With honorable mentions to; Vessel in Vain by Smog, Who knows where the time goes by Fairport Convention, Stormy Monday the Little Milton version, Anarchy in the UK by The Sex Pistols

If it is a single song then Madam George by Van Morrison.

Just go for the whole album, Astral Weeks, best record ever made, listen to such classics as Ballerina, Madame George, Cyprus Avenue, Sweet Thing and Astral Weeks.

Been listening to this for more years than I care to remember.

Strange I usually go for punk/blues type of stuff, class always shines through.

Released in 1968 by a 21 year old VM, he has never reached these heights again, no one has, sublime.

[sustento]

[jerrybeirne]

roadrunner, jnr. walker and the allstars.

[sustento]

roadrunner, jnr. walker and the allstars.

Don't get me going

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=yuxErrSMztY

[sustento]