Essential Albums of the last 40 years
18 November 2005, 03:41 PM
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Brand New : De Ja Entendu (2003)
Incubus : A Crow Left Of The Murder (2004)
REM : Murmer (1983)
REM: Out Of Time (1991)
Foo Fighters : In Your Honer (2005)
Wildhearts : Phuq (1996)
Mansun : Attack Of The Grey Lantern (1996)
Belle & Sebastian : The Boy With The Arab Strap (1998)
Death In Vegas : The Contino Sessions (1999)
Leftfield : Leftism (1996)
Timo Maas : Loud (2003)
Goldie : Timeless (1995)
Yeah! Yeah! Yeahs! : Fever To Tell (2004)
Embrace : The Good Will Out (1998)
Incubus : A Crow Left Of The Murder (2004)
REM : Murmer (1983)
REM: Out Of Time (1991)
Foo Fighters : In Your Honer (2005)
Wildhearts : Phuq (1996)
Mansun : Attack Of The Grey Lantern (1996)
Belle & Sebastian : The Boy With The Arab Strap (1998)
Death In Vegas : The Contino Sessions (1999)
Leftfield : Leftism (1996)
Timo Maas : Loud (2003)
Goldie : Timeless (1995)
Yeah! Yeah! Yeahs! : Fever To Tell (2004)
Embrace : The Good Will Out (1998)
18 November 2005, 04:47 PM
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Thank you people 
Lots of lovely albums there, some of which I now own
Here is a list of what I've currently got. There is also a Library.m3u file up there, if anyone wants to peruse that, though I've not tried it myself.
Lots of lovely albums there, some of which I now own Here is a list of what I've currently got. There is also a Library.m3u file up there, if anyone wants to peruse that, though I've not tried it myself.
18 November 2005, 09:01 PM
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A few of my favourites.
Massive Attack - Blue lines
Radiohead - The Bends
Radiohead - Ok Computer
The Beatles - Abbey Rd.
Gorillaz - Demon Days
Public Enemy - It takes a nation of millions to hold us back
Public Enemy - Fear of a black planet
Zero 7 - Simple things
Zero 7 - When it falls
The Smiths - Hatfull of hollow
80's Streetsounds Electro 1 - 9 (the best ones imo), Electro uk and crucial's 1 and 2. Those who were there will know
Massive Attack - Blue lines
Radiohead - The Bends
Radiohead - Ok Computer
The Beatles - Abbey Rd.
Gorillaz - Demon Days
Public Enemy - It takes a nation of millions to hold us back
Public Enemy - Fear of a black planet
Zero 7 - Simple things
Zero 7 - When it falls
The Smiths - Hatfull of hollow
80's Streetsounds Electro 1 - 9 (the best ones imo), Electro uk and crucial's 1 and 2. Those who were there will know
18 November 2005, 09:07 PM
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Originally Posted by trackman
A few of my favourites.
Massive Attack - Blue lines
Radiohead - The Bends
Radiohead - Ok Computer
The Beatles - Abbey Rd.
Gorillaz - Demon Days
Public Enemy - It takes a nation of millions to hold us back
Public Enemy - Fear of a black planet
Zero 7 - Simple things
Zero 7 - When it falls
The Smiths - Hatfull of hollow
80's Streetsounds Electro 1 - 9 (the best ones imo), Electro uk and crucial's 1 and 2. Those who were there will know
Massive Attack - Blue lines
Radiohead - The Bends
Radiohead - Ok Computer
The Beatles - Abbey Rd.
Gorillaz - Demon Days
Public Enemy - It takes a nation of millions to hold us back
Public Enemy - Fear of a black planet
Zero 7 - Simple things
Zero 7 - When it falls
The Smiths - Hatfull of hollow
80's Streetsounds Electro 1 - 9 (the best ones imo), Electro uk and crucial's 1 and 2. Those who were there will know
Fear of a black planet ie 'my uzi weighs a tonne' and prophets of rage' and TermX
Talking about early electro do you remember Man Parrish's 'hip hop be bop'?
I also have an original 12" of Planet Rock, Play at your own risk etc
18 November 2005, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Deep Singh
Yes, was about to say some of the above myself ie
Fear of a black planet ie 'my uzi weighs a tonne' and prophets of rage' and TermX
Talking about early electro do you remember Man Parrish's 'hip hop be bop'?
I also have an original 12" of Planet Rock, Play at your own risk etc
Fear of a black planet ie 'my uzi weighs a tonne' and prophets of rage' and TermX
Talking about early electro do you remember Man Parrish's 'hip hop be bop'?
I also have an original 12" of Planet Rock, Play at your own risk etc
Oh yes! I remember Man Parrish well, remember 'Boogie down bronx' by them too? Loved 'Play at your own risk' too, also 'Request line' can't remember who did it though...............
Great memories.
18 November 2005, 09:55 PM
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My Contribution for the Chemical Generation....
Joe Smooth - Promised Land
LTJ Bukem - Logical Progression
MetalHeadz - Platinum
Joe Smooth - Promised Land
LTJ Bukem - Logical Progression
MetalHeadz - Platinum
19 November 2005, 08:31 PM
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Jefferson Airplane - Surrealistic Pillow
Neil Young - Everybody knows this is nowhere
Country Joe and the fish - I feel like i'm fixing to die
Nanci Griffith - Last of the true believers
Jackson Browne - Late for the sky
Cream - Live cream
Led Zeppelin 1
Pink Floyd - Wish you where here
John Lennon - Imagine
Bryan Adams - Reckless
Steely Dan - Can't buy a thrill
Dire Straits - Dire Straits
The Corrs - Talk on Corners
Neil Young - Everybody knows this is nowhere
Country Joe and the fish - I feel like i'm fixing to die
Nanci Griffith - Last of the true believers
Jackson Browne - Late for the sky
Cream - Live cream
Led Zeppelin 1
Pink Floyd - Wish you where here
John Lennon - Imagine
Bryan Adams - Reckless
Steely Dan - Can't buy a thrill
Dire Straits - Dire Straits
The Corrs - Talk on Corners
20 November 2005, 11:46 AM
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Ive noticed that there are a lot of people, whose musical taste hasnt moved along as they have grown up. Whilst I still regard The Stone Roses highly and I listened to 'Substance' only yesterday; I spend most of my time listening to contemporary music. I suspect that a lot of people here spend more time listening to music that they liked when they were 15+ to the exclusion of pretty much all else. I first realised this talking to people about U2 a few months ago. In 1983 I loved U2, I saw them on the TUF and TJT tours, Wembley (2nd night) was brilliant, but they moved on and so did I; but a lot of people seem to have stayed right there.....
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