The Doors! No question, I have loved them as long as I have loved the Stones in fact (but not as fanatically though, hehe). I also have a special place in my heart for Queen.
I'm not sure I have one "second favourite" band [the Stones are a religion...not a favourite band ;^)] but bands who've made some of the albums I believe to be great include The Clash, Led Zep and ..oh, too many to mention
Point is, for me , the Stones are up there on their own and most everybody else is on the step below.
The Beatles is second and David Bowie is right on the tail of them. Then comes Lou Reed (Also counting Velvet Underground). Next is Nirvana and Tom Waits.
Svartmer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Martijn Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Bob Dylan > > Bruce Springsteen > > Ryan Adams > > Elvis > > And the bands?
Funny, I would have expected a lot more votes for the Who (definitely, my second). Discovering from a Stones origin: Nikki Sudden, Ry Cooder (early solo works), Marianne Faithfull, Jimmy Rip made at least one fantastic long player. Maybe it's time to split this thread and open up a Stones relatives thread . Nobody out there for the Faces?!
loog droog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ohnonotyouagain Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > > I'm trying to think of other examples of an > album > > being titled after a song that wasn't on there > but > > came out later. I'm sure there must be some ... > > anyone? > > The Doors: Waiting for the Sun (the album) came > out before Waiting for the Sun (the song) on > Morrison Hotel
That's it! I knew there was one I couldn't think of. The other answers were good, and correct based on how I phrased the question. What I meant to say was "an album being titled after a song that wasn't on there but came out later" AND the song had to have been recorded before the album came out.
Whew, that's confusing! But I think Houses Of The Holy and Waiting On The Sun are the only two, and The Doors did it first.
ohnonotyouagain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > loog droog Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > ohnonotyouagain Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > > > > > > I'm trying to think of other examples of an > > album > > > being titled after a song that wasn't on > there > > but > > > came out later. I'm sure there must be some > ... > > > anyone? > > > > The Doors: Waiting for the Sun (the album) > came > > out before Waiting for the Sun (the song) on > > Morrison Hotel > > That's it! I knew there was one I couldn't think > of. The other answers were good, and correct based > on how I phrased the question. What I meant to say > was "an album being titled after a song that > wasn't on there but came out later" AND the song > had to have been recorded before the album came > out. > > Whew, that's confusing! But I think Houses Of The > Holy and Waiting On The Sun are the only two, and > The Doors did it first.
Happy Jack mentioned the Who album Face Dances--which was followed by the song Face Dances Pt. 2 which appeared on Pete's All The Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes album
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