1) Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique
2) Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magik
3) R.E.M. - Green
4) Rolling Stones - Exile On Main Street
5) The Clash - London Calling
6) Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
7) The Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots
8) Beck - Odelay
9) The Band - The Band
10) Radiohead - OK Computer

not even close dan...but hope you had a good time. Paul's Boutique as the greatest album ever? LOL...now that is funny.

I'm not qualified to list the 10 "Greatest" albums, but here are my 10 FAVORITE albums of all time:

Blood On The Tracks
Sticky Fingers
Quadrophenia
Dark Side Of The Moon
The Beatles White Album
Some Girls
Who's Next
Workingman's Dead
Physical Graffiti
Harvest

I did have fun!

If it would make you feel better, you can list your favorite albums of all time as well!

Exile
Sticky Fingers
Revolver
Shake Yer Money Maker
Dark Side of Moon
Rumours
Tubular Bells
Hsyteria Def Lep
Never Mind The Bllocks
Machine Head

Lukester Wrote:
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> I'm not qualified to list the 10 "Greatest"
> albums, but here are my 10 FAVORITE albums of all
> time:
>
> Blood On The Tracks
> Sticky Fingers
> Quadrophenia
> Dark Side Of The Moon
> The Beatles White Album
> Some Girls
> Who's Next
> Workingman's Dead
> Physical Graffiti
> Harvest
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Funny Lukester to see 5 of them back in my LP collection

> Blood On The Tracks
> Sticky Fingers
> The Beatles White Album
> Some Girls
> Workingman's Dead
> Harvest


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I like your taste in music, NICOS. Remember last week when we picked the same 5 songs influenced by Brian? I guess it will take more than an ocean and different languages to separate our musical tastes.

Your right man, maybe we are related somewhere.

I love blue and you ? () just kidding

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Maybe we are related somewhere!!! Yes, blue is my favorite color. Oh my god this is uncanny, the similarities.

It's must be very accidental if you also like pretty and good looking girl.

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1. Sticky Fingers - Stones
2. The Queen is Dead - The Smiths
3. Live at Leeds - The Who
4. III - Led Zeppelin
5. Magical Mystery Tour - Beatles
6. Ten - Pearl Jam
7. Morrison Hotel - The Doors
8. From the Inside - Alice Cooper
9. Back in Black - AC/DC
10. The man comes around - Johnny Cash MEZ



and Ay ay baby it hurts

10 that come immediately to mind as favorites (a different 10 could easily come to mind 30 minutes from now!):

Kind of Blue - Miles
Hw61 & Blonde on Blonde - Bob
EOMS & Beggars - Stones
Abbey Road & Sgt. P - fabs
The Band (second album)
Chet - Chet Baker
Kiko & the Lavender Moon - Los Lobos

Now my list:

• Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet (1968)
• Rolling Stones - Let it Bleed (1969)

Can't make up my mind about the first two

• Beatles - Abbey Road (1969)
• David Bowie - Hunky dory (1971)
• Rolling stones - Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out (1970)
• John Lennon - Imagine (1971)
• The Police - Greatest Hits (198X) CD
• Nirvana - Nevermind (1991)
• Curtis Mayfield - Roots (1971)
• Roxy Music - Country Life (1974)
• Beatles - Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)
• David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust (1972)
• Neil Young - After the Goldrush (1970)
• Madonna - The Immaculate Collection (198X) CD
• Creedence Clearwater Revival - Cosmo's Factory (1970)
• Buddy Holly - The Buddy Holly Collection (195X)

And a lot more


Ps. There is no order on the list

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-02-28 22:54 by NICOS.

If I think about it too much I wouldn't even be able to narrow it down to a hundred but here goes

#1 Faith No More "Angel Dust"

in no particular order
Aerosmith Rocks
Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers
Mr Bungle s/t
Ministry Land Of Rape And Honey
Breeders "Last Splash"
Ramones s/t
Therapy? Nurse
David Bowie Scary Monsters
Hanoi Rocks Bangkok Shocks Saigon Shakes

Here's mine, I stuck in a few extra

Exile
LIB
BB
GHS
Abbey Road
White Album
Best of Otis Redding
Oasis WTS Morning Glory
Bowie Diamond Dogs
Bowie Sound & Vision disc 2
Verve - Urban Hymns
Primal Scream - Give Out, But Don't Give Up
Nirvana - Incesticide
Dylan - Highway 61
Ramones - Greatest Hits

Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

Sticky Fingers.....Raw Power (The Stooges)....The Ramones (1st lp)........Bringin It All Back Home (Dylan)........Never Mind The Bollocks (The Sex Pistols)......The New York Dolls (1st lp).......Get Your Ya-Yas Out.....Mott (Mott The Hoople)..........L.A.M.F. (Johnny Thunders & the Heartbreakers)..........Fun House (The Stooges).............way too many more

NICOS Wrote:
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> It's must be very accidental if you also like
> pretty and good looking girl.
>


Nope, I guess that's where we differ my friend. I prefer my women to be missing important teeth, balding on top, foul smelling, and ideally with some kind of horrible skin disease. But hey, who doesn't?

Lukester Wrote:

Nope, I guess that's where we differ my friend. I prefer my women to be missing important teeth, balding on top, foul smelling, and ideally with some kind of horrible skin disease. But hey, who doesn't?

In that case Luke, I would be perfect for you!

Impossible to make one top 10 including the Stones. So I made two:


STONES:

Stones - Sticky Fingers
Stones - Some Girls
Stones - Exile
Stones - Ya-ya's
Stones - Stripped
Stones - Let It Bleed
Stones - Between The Buttons
Stones - Beggars Banquet
Stones - Black And Blue
Jagger - Wandering Spirit

OTHERS:

Bob Dylan - Blood On The Tracks & Desire
Black Crowes - Shake Your Money Maker & The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion
Blondie - Plastic Letters
Hootie & The Blowfish - Cracked Rear View
Jet - Get Born
Lenny Kravitz - Let Love Rule
Bruce Springsteen - Darkness On The Edge Of Town & The River & Ghost Of Tom Joad
Meat Loaf - Bat Out Of Hell
Neil Young - Harvest & Harvest Moon
Van Dik Hout - Van Dik Hout

CindyC Wrote:
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> Lukester Wrote:
>
> Nope, I guess that's where we differ my friend. I
> prefer my women to be missing important teeth,
> balding on top, foul smelling, and ideally with
> some kind of horrible skin disease. But hey, who
> doesn't?
>
> In that case Luke, I would be perfect for you!


I was hoping to catch your eye with my plea.

Yeah right, I doubt you are missing important teeth.

CindyC Wrote:
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> Lukester Wrote:
>
> Nope, I guess that's where we differ my friend. I
> prefer my women to be missing important teeth,
> balding on top, foul smelling, and ideally with
> some kind of horrible skin disease. But hey, who
> doesn't?
>
> In that case Luke, I would be perfect for you!
>



Hey CindyC not that quick with Lukester, I just want to tell you, that we could put on a headphone togheter and listen to some Bowie records
(do you think you can stretch out your headphone so far we can wear it both)





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I'm not going to declare a 10 "best", but if I had to hastily grab 10 selections to take to that proverbial "desert island", I would shoot for a combination of quantity and quality. My list would look something like this...

Exile
White Album
Dylan's Bootleg Series vol. 1-3
Grateful Dead Movie Soundtrack Box
Blonde On Blonde
The Who - Live at Leeds (expanded)
Allman Brothers – Live at Fillmore East (expanded)
Layla & Other Assorted Love Songs
Kind Of Blue
Beatles Anthology 2.

Ross

NICOS Wrote:
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Hey CindyC not that quick with Lukester, I just
want to tell you, that we could put on a headphone
togheter and listen to some Bowie records
(do you think you can stretch out your headphone
so far we can wear it both)


Yeah, I know, that wasn't one of my best, but it's 4:30 and I still haven't eaten lunch yet, so I'm not at the top of my game.

As for the headphones, definitely, that's the best way to listen to Bowie, nice and loud. I had such a hard time picking the Bowie albums though. I came really close to picking Bowie at the Beeb, because I love that version of Starman, and Let Me Sleep Beside You is Great as well. Additionally, neither of
the two albums I picked had Panic in Detroit, which is my all time favorite.

Doing these lists is always a bit like Sophie's Choice.

Let it Bleed-Stones
Sticky Fingers-Stones
Abbey Road- Beatles
Whos Next-Who
LA Woman- The Doors
Led Zeppelin II
Are You Experienced- Hendrix
Joshua Tree- U2
Cosmos Factory- CCR
Pearl Jam - Ten

CindyC Wrote:
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> NICOS Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
>
> Hey CindyC not that quick with Lukester, I just
> want to tell you, that we could put on a
> headphone
> togheter and listen to some Bowie records
> (do you think you can stretch out your headphone
> so far we can wear it both)
>
>
> Yeah, I know, that wasn't one of my best, but it's
> 4:30 and I still haven't eaten lunch yet, so I'm
> not at the top of my game.
>
> As for the headphones, definitely, that's the best
> way to listen to Bowie, nice and loud. I had
> such a hard time picking the Bowie albums though.
> I came really close to picking Bowie at the Beeb,
> because I love that version of Starman, and Let Me
> Sleep Beside You is Great as well. Additionally,
> neither of
> the two albums I picked had Panic in Detroit,
> which is my all time favorite.
>
> Doing these lists is always a bit like Sophie's
> Choice.
>
>

Yes your right I could make a list 100 or more.

By the way good choice Panic in Detroit "AND PLAY IT LOUD"



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NICOS Wrote:

By the way good choice Panic in Detroit "AND PLAY IT LOUD"

Yeah! Especially so you can hear that great b/u singer belting it out with the bongo drums. It's so primal. It drives me crazy!

I would love it if the Stones could work with that lady on a few songs. Lisa's is great, but this woman has a "merry clayton" quality that I just don't feel Lisa achieves. I guess I would say she needs to sound more manic. I can't seem to express what I'm trying to say.

I must download it to listen it again, I only have it on LP and my turn table is disconected.

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What the heck, i'll post my favorite singles also (less Topics, you know)

nummers 1 & 2 staan op volgorde de rest doet er niet zo toe


• Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter
• Beatles - Strawberry Fields Forever
• Kinks - You Realy Got Me
• Led Zeppelin - Immegrant Song
• David Bowie - Rock & Roll Suicide
• Rolling Stones We Love You
• Fleedwood Mac - Green Manalischi
• Eric Burdon - When I was Young
• Aphrodite's Child - Rain and tears
• John Lennon - Imagine
• Judy Garland - Somewere Over The Rainbow
• Jimmi Hendrix - The Wind Cries Mary
• Curtis Mayfield - We Got To Have Peace
• Beatles - Let It Be
• Police - Invisible Sun
• Rolling stones - Ruby Tuesday
• The Shadows - Wonderful Land
• Bee Gees - Somebody To Love
• Frida Pain - Band Of Gold
• Smokey Robinson and the Miracles - Tears Of A Clown
• Judy Rogers - It's My Party
• Supremes - You Can't Hurry Love
• Madonna - Ray Of Light
• Small Faces - Tin Solder
• Scott Mckenzie - San Francisco
• Simon and Garfunkel - Sound of Silence
• Nirvana - Smell's Like Teen Spirit


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daniel b must be drunk.

1. Beggars Banquet
2. Exile
3. Sticky Fingers
4. Aftermath
5. Let It Bleed
6. Some Girls
7. Out of Our Heads
8. A Bigger Bang
9. Tattoo You
10. England's Newest Hitmakers

Then:
London Calling
Give Em Enough Rope
Neve mInd the bollocks
Hank Williams Greatest Hits

1 Stones - Exile ('72) (I restrict myself to 1 title otherwise
there'd be a dozen more Stones, easily)
2 Sly & The Family Stone - There's a Riot Goin' On ('71)
3 Miles Davis - On The Corner ('72)(sorry), Skethches of Spain, Get Up With It
4 Public Image Ltd - Metal Box a.k.a. Second Edition ('80)
5 Bo Diddley - Chess Box ('55-69 /'89)
6 Faces - Five Guys (box set) ('69-'75 / '04)
7 Nirvana - MTV Unplugged ('94)
8 Jefferson Airplane - Crown Of Creation ('68) & expanded (in '03) 'Bless Its
Pointed Little Head'
9 Byrds - Fifth Dimension (expanded) ('66)
10 Jimi Hendrix Experience - Axis Bold As Love ('68)
11 Captain Beefeart & the Magic Band - Lick My Decals Off, Baby ('70), Shiny
Beast (Bat Chain Puller) ('78), Live at My Father's Place ('00)
12 Brian Jones Presents The Pipes Of Pan At Joujouka ('71)
13 Howlin Wolf - Real Folk Blues/More Real Folk Blues, Chess Box
14 Grace Jones - The Compass Point Sessions (1980-85)
15 Stooges - Stooges, Fun House, Raw Power (and, Ig's The Idiot)
16 Meters - Struttin ('70), Rejuvenation ('74)
17 Lee Dorsey - Ride Your Pony ('65), The New Lee Dorsey ('66) - both twice
their original length on Sundazed - Yes We Can Can ('70, '93 CD)
18 Aretha Franklin - Arrives ('67)
19 Curtis Mayfield's Chicago Soul ('62-66) or Major Lance - Best Of
20 James Brown - didn't focus on great lps, so to all those great comps
from the past 10 years or so: Foundation Of Funk, Motherlode,
Make It Funky, Funky Divas, Funk Power, Instrumentals, etc
21 Duke Ellington - Fargo 1940
22 Otis Redding - Dictionary of Soul, The Soul Album ('66)
23 Beach Boys - Today ('65), Pet Sounds ('66)
24 The Cobra Records Story ('56-58), Fire/Fury Box, Specialty Records Box
25 James Chance/Contortions - Irresistable Impulse ('03) Box Set
25 (tie) Chic - Chic ('77), Ces't Chic ('78), Risque ('79), Real People ('80),
Take It Off ('81), Tongue In Chic ('82), Believer ('83)