1. Beggars Banquet
2. Stand Up - Jethro Tull
3. Music In A Dolls House - Family
4. Are You Experienced - Jimi Hendrix
5. Led Zeppelin 2
6. John Weslet Harding - Bob Dylan
7. Music From The Big Pink - The Band
8. Mr Fantasy - Traffic
9. Who's Next - Who
10.A Nods As Good As A Wink - Faces

1 Ipod = 10000 Stones songs;-)

Elmo Lewis Wrote:
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> Willie Nelson always says Billy Joe was the most
> talented of the so-called outlaw movement in 70's
> country music. BTW, did you see him (BJ) in the
> Robert Duvall film, The Apostle? BJ plays his
> brother.


sure did Elmo....great film....Duvall is top-notch....great part for Billy Joe...gonna play "Tramp on Your Street" right now in yur honour Elmo

Light up and have a cold one while you're at it! Remember, I've been to Georgia on a fast train! (I'm from Georgia).



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Elmo Lewis Wrote:
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> Light up and have a cold one while you're at it!


cheers hoss! (what 'ol Waylon used to call everybody)

Elmo....we've got a Georgia "connection"....'ol Granny was from Augusta...p.s. wasn't Gram Parsons from Waycross?



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Here it is, with only choosing one Stones album

Exile
Allman Bros. - live at ludlowe garage
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
Neil Young - Live Rust
Zeppelin - How the west was won
Grateful Dead - Europe 72
Dylan - Time Out of Mind
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magik
Traffic - Live at the Canteen
Pink Floyd - Obscured By Clouds

1. The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main St
2. The Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed
3. Eels - Blinking Lights & Other Revelations
4. The Black Crowes - Southern Harmony & Musical Companion
5. Solomon Burke - Don't Give Up On Me
6. Beck - Odelay
7. Stevie Wonder - Songs In The Key Of Life
8. Maceo Parker - Life On Planet Groove
9. Reef - Glow
10. The Red Devils - King King

Quite a nice selection, if I may say so. Think I'm gonna play Beck now.

.e.

Best topic on this board since I don't know when.

1) Blonde On Blonde - Bob Dylan
2) Ella Fitzgerald Sings The Gershwin Songbook
3) Star Eyes - Sarah Vaughan
4) December's Children
5) Philly '69 (Stones)
6) Prussian Quartets performed by Tokyo String Ensemble (Haydn)
7) Elaine Stritch At Liberty
8) The Forgotten Arm - Aimee Mann
9) I'm With Stupid - Aimee Mann
10) Jesus Christ Superstar - Original Release, not soundtrack to movie.

"The wonder of Jimi Hendrix was that he could stand up at all he was so pumped full of drugs." Patsy, Patsy Stone

In this moment (without any Stones, I hope somebody else brings the Stones cds to the island

Johnny Cash - At San Quentin
Peter Gabriel plays live
Neil Young - Weld
Deep Purple - Made in Japan
Chuck Berry - best of
Mick Jagger - Wandering Spirit
The Who - Tommy
Dave Brubeck - live at Carnegie Hall 1963
AC/DC - live 1990
Pink Floyd - The Wall

I like live albums

1. The Stones - Exile
2. Bruce - Born In The USA
3. U2 - The Joshua Tree
4. The Kinks - Everybody's In Showbiz
5. The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Skeleton & Roses)
6. Eric Clapton - 24 Nights
7. The Byrds - Untitled
8. The Stones - 12 X 5
9. John Hiatt - Stolen Moments
10. Steve Earle - Copperhead Road

Can I take about 40 more?




I think I popped a button on me trowsers!



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s fingers ,,,let it be ,,,,whos next ,,,zep 4 ,,,dark moon ,,,rumors ,,,love it ta death ,,,aqualung ,,,machine head ,,,mountain climbing

Only 10?

Well,let's see what we got...

1. Rolling Stones -- A Box-set of thier Best albums^^(would that be cheating?)
2. David Bowie -- Aladdin Sane(or,'Hunky Dory')
3. Tom Waits -- Heart Of Saturday Night
4. Toots & The Maytals -- Greatest Hits
5. Kate Bush -- Hounds of Love
6. Elvis -- Elvis '56/Sun Collection
7. Bob Marley -- Catch a Fire
8. Sly & the Family Stone -- The Essential
9. Bob Dylan -- Blonde on Blonde
10.Prince -- Parade

Stones - Let It Bleed
AC/DC - Highway To Hell
The Police - Zenyatta Mondatta
The Beatles - Abbey Road
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust:The Motion Picture
Oasis - What's The Story Morning Glory
The Black Crowes - Shake Your Moneymaker
GN'R - Use Your Illusion I
Tom Petty - Full Moon Fever
Aerosmith - Rocks

LK, Gram Parsons was from Waycross. If there has ever been a more correctly named person, I haven't heard of him (the gram part, not the parson part).

First, I would hope that it would be a tropical island rather that a desert island. Is it possible to be on a desert island if you are surrounded by water?


In no particular order, but rather ten of my favorites:




Hot Rocks- The Rolling Stones
Stranger in Town- Bob Seger
Nevermind- Nirvana
Duke- Genesis
Volume One- Traveling Wilburys
Black and Blue- The Rolling Stones
Aja- Steely Dan
Look Sharp- Joe Jackson
Classic Yes- Yes
1962-1966- The Beatles




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Today I would take:

Sticky Fingers
Exile
Bigger Bang
Talk Is Cheap
Blood On The Tracks - Bob Dylan
Rickie Lee Jones - Rickie Lee Jones
Roxy Music - Avalon
Bob Marley & The Wailers - Exodus
The Nutcracker (really...as in the ballet)
Peter Wolf - Sleepless
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue

For whats it worth,

get your ya yas out r-stones

White album roxy music

heavy weather weather report

Kaya bob marley

Rastafafare centennial steel pulse

not makeng sense talking heads

sticky fingers r-stones

dark side of the moon pink floyd

forty licks r-stones

blood on the tracks b-dylan

would change tomorrow thou.

Exile
Let it Bleed
Londing Calling -The Clash
Every picture tells a story-Rod Stewart
Rage Against the Machine-Rage Against the Machine
Live at the Apollo-James Brown
Rastaman Vibrations-Bob Marley
Fear of a Black Planet-Public Enemy
Live At San Quentin-Johnny Cash
Low-Bowie

Stones - Exile
Gram Parsons - GP/Greivous Angel (two albums on one CD - it's official)
Flying Burrito Brothers - Guilded Palace of Sin/Burrito Delux (2 for 1 again)
The Who - Live at Leeds
Amazing Blondel - Englishe Musicke
Adge Cutler and the Wurzels - Debut Album (Live at the Royal Oak)
Love - Forever Changes
BB King - Live at San Quentin
Elvis - Recorded at Madison Square Garden
Faces - A Nod's as Good as a Wink

I've left lots off but what can you do?

Glad you're bringing Kind Of Blue, inopeng! I forgot!

for today's desert island: "Let It Bleed"....Ramones 1st lp...."The Village Green Preservation Society" by The Kinks..."Ace Of Spades" by Motorhead..."Johnny Cash Sun Sessions"...."Giant Steps" by John Coltrane..."L.A.M.F." by Johnny Thunders & the Heartbreakers..."Beggar's Banquet"..."Live at Leeds" by the Who..."Merle Haggard's Greatest Hits"

Highway 61-Bob Dylan
Bringing It All Back Home-Bob Dylan
Blonde On Blonde- Bob Dylan
Exile On Main Street- Rolling Stones
Let It Bleed-Rolling Stones
Beggers Banquet-Rolling Stones
Fillmore East- Allman Brothers Band
Live In Europe- Rory Gallagher
Every Picture Tells A Story-Rod Stewart
Layla- Derek And The Dominos

1 Rolling Stones - Exile (one slot per artist, or I'd be including at least 10 other Stones albums)
2 Sly & The Family Stone - There's A Riot Going On
3 Miles Davis - On the Corner (Sketches of Spain, too, - same deal as the Stones, so many gems from different periods)
4 Nirvana - MTV Unplugged
5 Captain Beefheart - Lick My Decals Off, Baby - tie: "Shiny Beast (Bat Chain Puller)"
6 Byrds - Fifth Dimension (expanded edition, plus the Sundazed double 10-inch vinyl set 'Another Dimension' - recommended to fans of 5D!)
7 Jefferson Airplane - Crown Of Creation (tie: Bless Its Pointed Little Head) -
special award for my 2nd favorite bassist, Jack Casady
8 Bo Diddley - Chess Box (supplemented by "Rare & Well Done")
9 Faces - Box Set, or 'Ooh La La', & add Rod's "Complete Mercury Recordings" box
10 Oh damn, we're out of space already! Ties:
Stooges - first 3
Velvet Underground - "Peel Slowly & See" & "1969 Live"
Howlin Wolf - Chess Box
Creedence - studio albums thru Pendulum
Lee Scratch Perry - Arkology
Wailers - Catch a Fire (deluxe ed.), Burnin, etc
Flying Burrito Bros - 2 cd set, & GP/Grievous Angel
Hendrix - studio albums....etc, etc

I like it I like it yes I do

We've got some geat discs there and I must say some great taste in music on this board. Alright the rules have been broken a bit but who cares that's the only purpose of rules anyway! I've picked my 10 and I forgot Rory Gallagher! Can't believe that one I saw someone list "Live In Europe" further up so all is not lost thank god!

exile on main street
revolver
rock'n'roll animal
david live
the who live at leeds
led zeppelin 2
elvis suspicious minds sessions
pearl jam ten
stone temple pilots tiny songs...
dark side of the moon
OK computer as guest star

John R:

I'll swim to your desert isle any day--especially to hear the "5D" set.

If you like Jack Casady's bass playing, check out the CSN boxed set. For years and years, Crosby used to talk about Casady's bass playing on the demo version of "Guinnivere." Well, lo and behold, they used that version of the tune on the box. Breathtaking.

1 Exile - Stones
2. White Album - Beatles
3. Blonde On Blonde - Dylan
4. Live At The Fillmore (expanded version) - Allman Brothers
6. Layla - Derek & The Dominoes
7. Europe '72 - Grateful Dead (or Dick's Pick from that era)
8. Kind Of Blue - Miles Davis
9. Grevious Angel/G.P. Two-fer - Gram Parsons
10. Beach Boys - Pet Sounds

I tried to stick with doubles to max out my 10...but I couldn't be without Pet Sounds or Kind Of Blue.

Ross

Ross, Pet Sounds = good choice.

Also, Ross:

"Europe '72" is such an incredible album. I love the sound of that record--it's high and dry, somehow. Alpine. The sound of rock'n'roll in Colorado or Wyoming.

"Jack Straw" or "China Cat/I Know You Rider?"--so mighty.