I have a hard time not nominating Stadium Arcadium by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Listening to it now, months after first release, and it's just deep and incredible rhythms. Very guitar-forward album, really showcases the talent of their incredible lead guitarist, John Frusciante, who first joined the band at age 18, having never been in another rock band.... that's not bad, to go from playing guitar in your basement to the Red Hot Chili Peppers... and there's a reason, this guy is so unique...

Only complaint: Could have released this as a single rather than double CD, because they really have the better part of two CLASSIC albums here.

Ray Davies Other People's Lives - absolutely brilliant! I've been listening to it since March and everytime I do I enjoy it. The music is excellent and the lyrics are full of typical Ray Davies twists, turns, wit, sarcasm and story telling.

Iron Maiden-A Matter Of Life And Death, a must have, it rocks from beginning to end....

"It's Good To Be Here, It's Good To Be Anywhere"-Keith Richards

"Halloween Is Every Night Of My Life"-Keith Richards

"I Got The Sticky Fingers, For Some Girls"

the weakest,imo -i hoped for more- , velvet revolver.


the strongest and currently best album is maybe dylan`s modern times : simply rough played music - @#$%& great

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

megadeth-the system has failed
marty friedman- music for speeding
audioslave- both albums they have
iron maiden- matter of life and death

New York Dolls
'One Day It Will Please Us To Remember Even This'

A desert island disc to me.

Hmmm... alot of people like Iron Maiden's latest... gonna have to check that out!

Best I heard in a few years is ABB. Second spot is Elephant by White Stripes.

JumpingKentFlash

Wolfmother's self titled CD, Great heavy rock aka Sabbath, Zep, Yes, and The Who. Great stuff.

Radiohead's new one will be a killer. Saw them this summer and they did five songs from it. All were fantastic!

The Racontours disc is cool.

Bowie's disc Heathen is a classic. Up there with Low, Station to Station, and Diamond dogs.

Jack Knife Wrote:
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> New York Dolls
> 'One Day It Will Please Us To Remember Even This'
>
> A desert island disc to me.

Hell yeah!

"It's Good To Be Here, It's Good To Be Anywhere"-Keith Richards

"Halloween Is Every Night Of My Life"-Keith Richards

"I Got The Sticky Fingers, For Some Girls"

in no particular order

sufjan stevens illinoise, swans
sleater kinney the woods
antony and the jonsons i am a bird now
animal collective sung tongs
bonnie prince billy / matt sweeney superwolf
nada tutto l'amore che mi manca
low collection
daniel johnston tribute

Buddy Miller - Universal House of prayer
robert Plant - mighty Rearranger
arctic monkeys -whatever you say I am...

juiced up and sloppy

The Wood Brothers - Ways Not To Lose

PEARL JAM - New One, Self Titled, VERY strong
RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS - Stadium Arcadium
U2 - Atomic Bomb, All That You Can't Leave Behind
WHITE STRIPES - Get Behind Me Satan
ROBERT PLANT - Mighty Rearranger
STONES - A Bigger Bang
JOHN FOGERTY - The Long Road Home

Disappointed so far:

TOM PETTY - Highway Companion
NEIL YOUNG - Living With War

damn i forgot silverchair- diorama


in case you look at this thread again you checked any of them songs out yet jumpingkentflash?

Keef: I have trouble getting the CDs you wrote to me. I can't borrow them at the library because they shut me out from loaning there, because I havn't paid the bill I got from some late books...

JumpingKentFlash

The new Dylan !

I have to agree with Bonnie Prince Billy - Superwolf, its a classic.

also "First Impressions of Earth" by The Strokes and "Invisible Invasion" by the Coral is fantastic, it seems not many people know this great band though.

Pff.. ehm..

Rolling Stones - A Bigger Bang.
Julian Sas Band - Twilight Skies Of Life.
Eric Clapton - Sessions for Robert J.

Johnny Cash - American V, A Hundred Highways
Jayhawks-- Rainy Day Music
Bruce Springsteen - Seeger Sessions

Other People's Lives

You might have to scrape me off the floor at the end of the tour, but it'll be really good scrapings. - Mick Jagger

JumpingKentFlash Wrote:
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> Keef: I have trouble getting the CDs you wrote to
> me. I can't borrow them at the library because
> they shut me out from loaning there, because I
> havn't paid the bill I got from some late books...


just download a few songs from limewire. you can get a free version of limewire and the songs are free and they download pretty quick if you have cable/dsl/broadband.

Yeah. I've tried. But LimeWire doesn't work with this computer, or then I'm doing it wrong. Whenever I search for something nothing appears.

JumpingKentFlash

for me, these 2 albums stand out most

Robert Plant - Mighty Rearranger
Buddy Guy - Bring 'Em In

drew

most enjoyable :

PRIMAL SCREAM - Riot City Blues

The New York Dolls new one, Rock and Roll the way it should be played.

New Motorhead "Kiss Of Death" is awesome !!!

not sure about the limewire thing. maybe go to youtubea nd try and catch a few of those songs i mentioned i know some have a video. i know silverchair greatest view has a video

Big City Rock

Maroon 5 - Songs About Jane

Wilco, A Ghost Is Born, and their more recent live release Kicking Television



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Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium
U2 - Atomic Bomb
Bob Dylan - Modern Times
Element Of Crime - Mittelpunkt der Welt

Disappointing :

Stones - Bigger Bang