Goats Head Soup ('gewoon Andre' is a close second)

It doesn't have to be Stones....

Girls Girls Girls - Motley Crue
or
Slippery When Wet - Bon Jovi

Sgt Peppers
Never mind the bollocks
Rubber Soul

33 1/3 (George Harrison)
Exile on main street (very cool)

Beggars Banquet would take the price for me.

Other cool ones:

Station to Station (Bowie).
Peel Slowly And See (VU).
Black Tie White Noise (Bowie).
Revolver (Beatles).
Nighthawks at the Diner (Tom Waits).
In Utero (Nirvana).
Elephunk (The Black Eyed Peas).

That last one was a joke for all you boppers out there.

JumpingKentFlash



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smell the glove(spinal tap)

Must be Exile on Mainstreet. Goats Head Soup is funny but it's not a great title imo - too concrete for that. Exile on Mainstreet has something mysterious and majestical about it. And it's not just the best title but artwork as well (not mentioning the content).

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"Music is the frozen tapioca in the ice chest of history."

"Shit!... No shit, awright!"



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A Nod Is As Good As A Wink to A Blind Horse

[There'll be no wedding today...]

anyone from Franz Zappa

Sucking in the 70's

"Rum, Sodomy & the Lash"

How about the Beatles' The White Album...a little over the top don't you think?

Potted Shrimp Wrote:
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LOL great one!!!




Cheers,
Wuudy

Album (Joan Jett & the Blackhearts)

or even better:

The title of the first Rolling Stones album which had NO title. I think it was the first album ever which didn't have the name of the artist on the front cover. And it didn't have anything else. Just a photo of the Stones.

Dirty Work

exile on main street
diamond dogs bowie

yeah i agree greg! title "exile on main street" has somthing majestical about it.

You Can Tune a Piano But You Can't Tuna Fish--REO Speedwagon

The Guilded Palace Of Sin

Arthur and the decline and fall of the British Empire . The Kinks

"Exile On Main Street" in a walk. The tension and paradox of the idea is great. Beyond that, it just sounds so cool...

Along the same lines: "Beggar's Banquet"

And I've always liked: "Emotional Rescue"

You Gotta Sin To Get Saved - Maria McKee

Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned - The Prodigy (crap album - good title)

Take Them On, On Your Own - B.R.M.C

After not having names for his previous albums, Peter Gabriel finally came up with a name: SO

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> smell the glove(spinal tap)

Yeah BRILJANT title!!! (briljant movie)

What about Spinal Tap's underrated follow-up...

"Break Like The Wind" Featuring the classic hit single "Bitch School."

It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back - Public Enemy
I've Got My Own Album to Do - Ron Wood
Alladin Sane - David Bowie
Shinola, Vol. 1 - Ween
Hate Songs in E Minor - Fudge Tunnel

The Byrds: "The Notorious Byrd Brothers"
Dillard & Clark: "The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark"
Neil Young & Crazy Horse: "Year of the Horse"
Stephen Stills & Manassas "Manassas"
Bob Dylan: "Bringing It All Back Home"
Bob Dyan & The Band: "The Basement Tapes"
John Lee Hooker: "It Serves You Right To Suffer"
Billy Bragg & Wilco: "Mermaid Avenue"
Bo Diddley: "Bo Diddley Is A Gunslinger"
Grateful Dead: "Workingman's Dead"
Aretha Franklin: "Spirit In The Dark"

HOT ROCKS! for a greatest hit album..what a great name..

THROUGH THE PAST DARKLY.

IORR...but i like it!

BLACK N BLUE

LET IT BLEED...

EXILE ON MAIN STREET.

40 LICKS.

ROLLING STONES NOW..

BEGGARS BANQUET

THEIR SATANIC MAJESTIES REQUEST-----very cool name for 1967. with all the flower power, love crap, the stones come out with their meaner darker tsmr...the start of the devil/jagger period.....

the stones have had some great names...like some girls.....

short&curlies Wrote:
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> How about the Beatles' The White Album...a little
> over the top don't you think?


It isn't/wasn't actually titled The White Album (it was just The Beatles)...it just became commonly referred to as such.

"Son of Obituary" by George Gerdes & "Stick It In Your Ear" by the Creamers



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