I knew Leonard's would be good and Cindy,I hear you on Panic in Detroit-was just listening to a live version the other night and there was someone,definitely male,doing an approximation of that great wail from the record and I thought"whoa,not bad".Anyhow,my top ten for today(in no particular order except for Exile):

Exile-Stones
Funhouse(or Raw Power)-Stooges
New York Dolls-New York Dolls
Third Eye-Redd Kross
Go Girl Crazy-Dictators
Mott-Mott the Hoople
Ziggy-Bowie
Billion Dollar Babies-Alice
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road-Elton John
Album-Joan Jett and the Blackhearts

I fully expect flack for the Elton selection since I've noticed there's a lot of haters on this board and to you I say "Bite me!"

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> I fully expect flack for the Elton selection since
> I've noticed there's a lot of haters on this board
> and to you I say "Bite me!"
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Man I got Madonna in my list, so what the heck.

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andrewm Wrote:

I fully expect flack for the Elton selection since I've noticed there's a lot of haters on this board and to you I say "Bite me!"


I like Goodbye.... and some early Elton. I actually just finished listening to Harmony.

Where did u find that live PID? Also, Andrew, I owe you a copy of Mad Shadows. I totally forgot! I'm so sorry. I'm still loving my Jigsaw Puzzle stuff. Thank you again for that.

I'm not even going to touch the 10 greatest of all time BUT here's my 10 favourites not in order:

1. Let It Bleed - Stones
2. Abbey Road - Beatles
3. Highway To Hell - AC/DC
4. Ziggy Stardust: The Motion Picture - Bowie
5. The Doors - The Doors
6. Zenyatta Mondatta - The Police
7. MTV Unplugged - Nirvana
8. Destroyer - Kiss
9. What's The Story Morning Glory - Oasis
10. Shake Your Moneymaker - The Black Crowes

Honourable mentions:

Full Moon Fever by Tom Petty, Appetite For Destruction by GN'R, Rocks by Aerosmith

No problem Cindy.The version of Panic was on an old vinyl boot called All-American Bowie.I'd offer to post it or copy it or something but I don't know how to do that from vinyl.It really is pretty cool,though, since that's my favorite part of the song as well.It's right up there with Ronson's guitar line in Time just before the line"We should be on by now"-sounds like it's crying.

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over Southern Harmony & Musical Companion? Man, I thought all Crowes fans considered their sophomore effort to be their best....

I like that one too T&A! Actually, you can put it in my honourable mentions pile.

andrewm

Don't let the naysayers get you down. Elton? Hell, who doesn't like a little Elton. In fact I love Goodbye.

and speaking of Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, I see my daughter-producing friend NICOS included the Judy Garland song in his list of favorite singles. I love that song. I'm not sure I would have thought to mention it on this site, but hey, next time I will, damn it.

ten more: "Too Much, To Soon" (N.Y. Dolls)...."Black Sabbath" (1st lp)......"Live At Leeds" (The Who)......"Blonde On Blonde" (Dylan).....Let It Bleed....."Face To Face" (the Kinks)....."A Nod Is As Good As A Wink" (The Faces)....."Beggar's Banquet"......"King Of The Delta Blues Singers" (Robert Johnson)....."Radio City" (Big Star)

C'mon, Leonard! What, the "carriage return" ain't workin' on the keyboard today!?

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over Southern Harmony & Musical Companion? Man, I thought all Crowes fans considered their sophomore effort to be their best....

I had to leave this one off my list, only because I listened to it too much that we're on a break. But this album is fantastic! Slave is killer, as are Sting Me and of course, Remedy.

Stones- Sticky Fingers
Beatles- Rubber Soul
Beatles- Revolver
Stones- Beggar's Banquet
Rod Stewart-Every Picture Tells a Story
Winter- Still Alive and Well
Allman Brothers-Eat a Peach
Stones-Let it Bleed
Allman Brothers at Fillmore East
ZZ top- First Album

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> C'mon, Leonard! What, the "carriage return" ain't
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yeah T & A......i spilled bong-water all over it

lol - excellent excuse!

by the by - when discussing best albums, etc., I always exclude live albums for some inexplicable reason. Somehow it seems they should be measured/rated separately....

Ha-ha, I once puked on the keyboard. I came home from a party, which had been really wild. I saw it the next day! I asked myself for a divorcee, couldn't be in my own company for a while.

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> Ha-ha, I once puked on the keyboard. I came home
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> the next day! I asked myself for a divorcee,
> couldn't be in my own company for a while.


lol....i once puked on a 4-track recorder.....drunk outta my mind and locked in the practice room overnight.......now it's a 3-trk recorder

...not that we're getting off-topic here or anything....

back on track.........Drunk by Jimmy Liggins

Come on T&A, can't you share your puke story....pleeez?

I know a guy here in Harstad, who puked his girlfriend in the face!!

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> I know a guy here in Harstad, who puked his
> girlfriend in the face!!


are they married now?

you guys are killing me....puke stories for crying out loud.

Have y'all seen the movie, "40 Year Old Virgin"? there's a great puke scene in there.

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> Have y'all seen the movie, "40 Year Old Virgin"?
> there's a great puke scene in there.


funny flick!......what about the puke scene in Detroit Rock City?

I haven't seen it Leonard...




but I always wanted to.

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Lukester, if you grew up as a teen in the '70s and your into rocknroll.........it's a good laugh

I did grow up as a teen in the 70's, Lenny, and I am into rock and roll (as you know), and I will check it out at my eclectic local college town video store.

1 Rolling Stones - Exile on main st
2 Led Zeppelin - IV
3 ACDC - Back in black
4 Guns and Roses - Appetite for destruction
5 The Who = Whos next
6 Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers
7 U2 - Achtung Baby
8 Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
9 Pink Floyd - Wish you were here
10 Lynyrd Skynyrd - Pronounced

The Boys get their own top 10 plus one

1. Let It Bleed
2. Sticky Fingers
3. Exile on Main Street
4. Goats Head Soup
5. It's Only Rock n' Roll
6. Get Your Ya Yas Out
7. Beggars Banquet
8. December's Children
9. Some Girls
10. Out of Our Heads
11. Through the Past Darkly



1. Wheels of Fire
2. Truth (Jeff Beck Group)
3. Are You Experienced?
4. The Band
5. Traffic
6. Johnny Winter (Columbia)
7. Blue (Joni Mitchell)
8. Harvest
9. Stand Up (Jethro Tull)
10. Led Zeppelin (1st album)
11. Pet Sounds
12. Every Picture Tells a Story
13. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
14. Retrospective (Buffalo Springfield)
15. Greatest Hits (Yardbirds - Epic)
16. Blind Faith

yes I am pretty much stuck in the 60's

Limiting myself to ONE favourite per artist....hard ... but..so I cheat by putting in a few boxsets....

Let it Bleed - Stones
World Without Tears - Lucinda Williams
Playback (boxset) - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Darkness on Edge of Town - Springsteen
Being There - Wilco
Songs of Yesterday (boxset) - Free
Fuzzy - Grant Lee Buffalo
Squeezing out Sparks (with "Live Sparks" added) - Graham Parker & the Rumour
Five Guys (Boxset) - The Faces
Calenture - The Triffids

Rgds
Rod
Perth