O K I asked for your favorite Stones Album on another thread.
Now what about your favorite non Stones album.
Mine is Blonde on Blonde Bob Dylan .
This is another album that I have re bought a few times over the past 40 years

Whats going on.

this is a tough one! let's see, Led Zeppelin one, maybe 2, or 4...no, no, how about Dire Straits "Making Movies", that's a great one, or AC/DC Highway to Hell.OK, I'm going with Back in Black.

Bob Dylan -Blood on the Tracks

I could listen to Tangled Up in Blue and L,R,& the Jack of Hearts over and over again

Ryan Adams - Gold

Wilco

Tom Waits - Rain Dogs
DJ Shadow - Entroducing

Another vote for 'Blood On The Tracks'

'Abbey Road' is up there, too.

Sgt Peppers

[[FEAR; BUILDS WALLS.]]

"If You Want Blood... You've Got It" by AC/DC. Their excellent live album from '79.

New ones every week.
But Machine Head with Deep Purple comes to my mind. Always up there.

Varies a lot day by day....

But A Nod's as Good as a Wink has be up there. As does Grevious Angel by Gram Parsons.

Out of several dozen, keep coming back to The Very Best of Elvis Costello and the Attractions. None of the songs miss, and the passion and timing of the last song, I Want You, is breathtaking...

A few favorites...

The Beatles - White Album
The Beatles - Revolver
Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffitti
Bob Dylan - Blood On The Tracks
Bob Dylan - Time Out Of Mind
The Clash - London Calling
Bob Marley & Wailers - Kaya

How can nobody mention BORN TO RUN?



The Beatles - White Album
Led Zeppelin - Physical Grafitti

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

sweetcharmedlife Wrote:
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> How can nobody mention BORN TO RUN?
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well.only about 13-14 people have responded...LOL

Its certainly up there amongst my favourites, but the question only asked for one album.

This week Pink Floyd The Wall from Nassau Coliseum 28.2.80

sweetcharmedlife Wrote:

> How can nobody mention BORN TO RUN?

Anyone here ever get to see one of Springsteen's
four-hour shows back in the day?

Favorite non-Stones album maybe Aladdin Sane.

it varies, and some that i swore by for decades (layla, zoso, live rust, who's next, etc) i've listened to a zillion times.

today it would be Morrissey's Viva Hate or Bowie's Hunky Dory.

Too many to list but here's one no one has mentioned yet:

New York Dolls- S/T



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Edith Grove Wrote:
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> sweetcharmedlife Wrote:
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> > How can nobody mention BORN TO RUN?
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> Anyone here ever get to see one of Springsteen's
> four-hour shows back in the day?
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> Favorite non-Stones album maybe Aladdin Sane.


I saw a 3 hour Bruce show once that wasn't too shabby..........Oh and an unsolicited Bruce rumour. In today's SF Chronicle,there was a small item about an E-Street Band show in Oakland in Oct. Unconfirmed of course.

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

Yeah, Born To Run would be near the top of my list. I saw one of those marathon shows - unreal. I too have heard that a CD and tour with the E-Street band was coming up this fall. Are they recording now?

"No Anchovies, Please"

Everclear sparkle and fade

Back in Black - AC/DC

Elmo Lewis Wrote:

> I too have heard that a CD and tour with the
> E-Street band was coming up this fall. Are they
> recording now?

Perhaps Gazza has a scoop on that.

Love your new signature, Elmo! But doesn't that prevent you from starting new threads?

Yeah theres strong rumours for a new ESB album later in the year with a year-long tour to follow.

BTW - contrary to myth, Bruce has never played a show that lasted four hours. Quite a few on the US leg of the 'River' tour however were relatively close. Nassau Coliseum New Years Eve 1980 was the longest ever. The longest one I ever saw was at wembley Stadium in 1988 when he played for a few minutes over three and a half hours.

Anyway, sorry to get off topic. Do carry on.....

AC/DC with Back In Black

Big T

Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols

From here to Eternity by The Clash.

Awesome Live Rock n' Roll.

RIP Joe Strummer 1952-2002

"Who's Next" by a country mile