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Hi guys and gals:)
what do you think is the best musical album time?
don't rip me off for this but i rekon its the red hot chilli peppers's: californiacation album:D
the story behind this is a argument i got into at school a couple of days ago.:) and i just wanted to know what you guys (and gals) thought.
The best album of all time is Led Zeppelin's fourth album, known as Led Zeppelin IV, or "the Runes Album" after the four mysterious symbols that comprise it's actual title. This has actually been proven true by science, as well as being a point of common agreement among cross-cultural social philosophers, theologians and taxi-drivers.
Or any of their other studio albums.
What a lovely idea for a thread.:)
Regards,
Rusty.
Never going to get a single consensus on this one :D
RHCP is good, Led Zep will be in the top 10 for sure, but Metallica / Pearl Jam / U2 / Hendrix / ... arrgh the list just goes on :cool:
Ian
Abbey Road, The Beatles, released September 26, 1969.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...-AbbeyRoad.jpg
That's a personal opinion anyway. Worldwide opinion I suspect goes with the Eagles: Their Greatest Hits album from 1976 (?). For the audiophiles, probably Roy Orbison and co in Black and White Night, 1987, which is just awesome listening in SACD.
hi again
groggy, i have no idea what/who abbey road( probably because of my age) is so
could everyone please put a decade (if you know it ) and a band name to it to
Simon & Gurfunkel= Bridge over trounled water
Neil Diamond = Hot August Night
Linda Rhonstad.... who cares what the album was it was just her
Tonto
Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique 1989
When hip hop was young enough to not be commercialised and you could cut and paste just about anything together to make a song, funk, jazz, rock, reggae and even a touch of Bob Dylan
I'm not sure if this really qualifies as an "album", but Martha Argerich playing J.S. Bach's English Suite (on Deutsche Grammophon), or perhaps Martha again, with the Rach 3, under Karajan, or...
Hmm, so much depends on context, mood, etc
Maybe the Led Zeppelin album with "The Hangman's Tale"?, or Enya's first solo Album?
No answer, because none is possible :)
Off on as hijack...
Local radio station is running a TOP 1000 Countdown :cool:
Get listeners to vote for their favourite 10 songs, then add up the 100,000 votes and make up a top 1000 songs.
At least we have 2 weeks of no repeats, but the 2nd week will be a lot better than the first one :cool:
Think they got to number 940 today....
Ian
don't know how often but kofm from where i am has top 1000 (actually i think its once a year)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ianab
any way whats your fave album?
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Dark Side of the Moon Syncronised with the vid - Widard of Oz. what a blast.Quote:
Originally Posted by MajorPanic
mines a toss up between
Born to Run - Bruce Springsteen.
Heart Attack and Vine - Tom Waits
Transformer - Lou Reed
I'm with the kid.
A couple of caveats first:-
- I don't have a single favourite album
- Assuming that compilations, greatest hits collections and "Best Ofs" are excluded;
Here are some to think about:-
Money For Nothing - Dire Straits
Pet Sounds - The Beach Boys
Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - The Beatles
Back To The Roots - John Mayall (And Some Memorable Men)
Madman Across The Water - Elton John (best thing he ever did)
would that be me?:DQuote:
Originally Posted by DanP
if so greenie is lined up!