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Post by scooterboy on Jan 27, 2019 18:37:57 GMT
Always find threads about music interesting so fellow message boarders what is your favourite 5 albums in your collection
To set the ball rolling mine in no particular order are
Hunky Dory. David Bowie
Coles Corner. Richard Hawley
London Calling. The Clash
Lost Souls. Doves
The Optimist. Turin Brakes
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Post by nutsaboutamber on Jan 27, 2019 19:08:33 GMT
The Ruts - The Crack
Midnight Oil - A place without a postcard
Stiff Little Fingers - Inflammable Material
Graham Nash - Songs for beginners
Maximo Park - A certain trigger
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Post by shubs on Jan 27, 2019 20:59:29 GMT
The Ruts - The Crack Midnight Oil - A place without a postcard Stiff Little Fingers - Inflammable Material Graham Nash - Songs for beginners Maximo Park - A certain trigger Superb choices Nuts, especially the first three. I would go for: The Clash-Give ‘Em Enougn Rope The Ruts-The Crack New Model Army-Vengeance Asian Dub Foundation-Rafi’s Revenge Be Seeing You-Dr Feelgood |
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Post by nutsaboutamber on Jan 28, 2019 6:15:46 GMT
In absolute truth, five doesn’t work, does it!
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Post by Mark Peters’ Bonce of Power on Jan 28, 2019 9:39:58 GMT
Does it have to be one album per act? I’m going with that, otherwise my five will be all Zeppelin.
1. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
2. Iron Maiden - Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son
3. AC/DC - Dirty Deeds
4. Kirsty MacColl - Titanic Days
5. Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell
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Post by Bendigeidfran on Jan 28, 2019 10:38:41 GMT
I always have trouble listing favourites, so I'll list 5 that have had a big impact on me
Genesis - Selling England By The Pound
Strung Out - An American Paradox
Mad Caddies - Duck and Cover
Phil Collins - Face Value
Propagandhi - Today's Empires Tomorrows Ashes
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Post by cambcam on Jan 28, 2019 10:47:12 GMT
I always enjoy reading the music threads and they often trigger great memories. However, it’s noticable that you guys stay true to your musical roots and to be honest, I tend to dig an album out for a nostalgia blast as much as the music itself.
To that end, these aren’t necessarily my favourites but the last four that as far as I can recall, got an airing.
In no particular order:
The Man-Machine - Kraftwerk
All The Best - Stiff Little Fingers
Some Bizarre Album - Some Bizarre Records
Live Under a Blood Red Sky - U2
Definitely find myself moving over to classical music these days which is something I’d never have imagined possible as a young guy. Maybe it’s an age thing. Maybe it’s just a broader appreciation of music in general. Classical comes with no nostalgic haze for me so the appreciation is a stand-alone thing. And lovely it is too.
Anyway, Pachelbel - Canon in D Major is probably the piece of music that is played more in my car, van and house than any other.
Different music for different times, different moods, and of course recognising we all like different things, but if you can find a quiet moment:
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Post by spyros on Jan 28, 2019 12:11:04 GMT
The late Kirsty McColl holding her own as the sole female involvement so far...
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Post by scooterboy on Jan 28, 2019 19:26:01 GMT
The late Kirsty McColl holding her own as the sole female involvement so far... Toyah and Siouxie would be my female choices. |
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Post by scooterboy on Jan 28, 2019 19:31:14 GMT
I always enjoy reading the music threads and they often trigger great memories. However, it’s noticable that you guys stay true to your musical roots and to be honest, I tend to dig an album out for a nostalgia blast as much as the music itself. To that end, these aren’t necessarily my favourites but the last four that as far as I can recall, got an airing. In no particular order: The Man-Machine - Kraftwerk All The Best - Stiff Little Fingers Some Bizarre Album - Some Bizarre Records Live Under a Blood Red Sky - U2 Definitely find myself moving over to classical music these days which is something I’d never have imagined possible as a young guy. Maybe it’s an age thing. Maybe it’s just a broader appreciation of music in general. Classical comes with no nostalgic haze for me so the appreciation is a stand-alone thing. And lovely it is too. Anyway, Pachelbel - Canon in D Major is probably the piece of music that is played more in my car, van and house than any other. Different music for different times, different moods, and of course recognising we all like different things, but if you can find a quiet moment: I have been known to dabble with classical music, my particular favourite is Larks Rising by Vaughan Williams |
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Post by neilmc4 on Jan 29, 2019 13:26:18 GMT
So hard to choose! Especially since tastes change as you get older.........
FWIW these are 5 I don't think I'll ever fall out of love with even when I'm old(er) and grey(er) -
Mega City Four - Tranzophobia
The Lazy Cowgirls - Tapping The Source
Everclear - Sparkle And Fade
The Cramps - Psychedelic Jungle
Social Distortion - White Light White Heat White Trash
Loving these threads since they inspire searches for all the stuff you haven't listened to for years and forgot how much you loved. Good work!
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Post by cufcdenmark on Jan 30, 2019 7:56:12 GMT
As said above, 5 is really not enough. Would probably opt for
Motorhead - Bastards
Jim Steinman - Bad for good
Alice Cooper - The Alice Cooper Show
Murderdolls - Beyond the valley of the murderdolls
Georg Bizet - Carmen
as these would give a few different styles. But if you ask me again in a month that would probably change, especially as there is no Sabbath, Zodiac Midwarp, Zeppelin, Butcher Babies, Maiden, Uncle Acid ect, ect.
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Post by JimboBaggins on Jan 30, 2019 17:10:43 GMT
Always varies but at the moment:
Neil Young and Crazy Horse: Zuma
Neurosis: Through Silver in Blood
Discharge: Hear Nothing...
Earth: Volume 2
Sleep: Dopesmoker
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Post by vanni on Jan 30, 2019 18:18:55 GMT
Always varies but at the moment: Neil Young and Crazy Horse: Zuma Neurosis: Through Silver in Blood Discharge: Hear Nothing... Earth: Volume 2 Sleep: Dopesmoker Ha. Was thinking about my list and how 5 is nowhere near enough, so I thought I'd pick only one punk album. Yep, that's HNSNSN. |
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Post by vanni on Jan 30, 2019 18:51:21 GMT
I'm going to list the albums that really made an impact on me throughout the years, so these records are not necessarily the ones that I listen to the most. Sorry Scooterboy but I'm going to cheat a little here  The noisy stuff - Killing Joke - Revelations Discharge - Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing Tool - Aenima Jesus and Mary Chain - Psychocandy Catherine Wheel - Ferment The not-so-noisy/quiet stuff - P.I.L. - Metal Box The Cure - Pornography Red House Painters - Self Titled(Rollercoaster) 16 Horsepower - Secret South Cowboy Junkies - Whites Off Earth Now Special mention to - Tool - Lateralus Siouxsie & The Banshees - Juju Wolfpack - Lycanthro Punk Conflict - The Ungovernable Force Dead Kennedys - Plastic Surgery Disasters Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures Slowdive - Just For a Day The House of Love - Self Titled (Butterfly/Fontana) PJ Harvey - Is This Desire Talk Talk - Spirit Of Eden Leonard Cohen - Songs of |
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