The Clash - LONDON CALLING

Dylan-Rolling Thunder Revue-75!
Great mix of gypses,thifes and hobos. Dylan didnt have to be sober at that circus. They sure got a good romance in durango going.

Isn't the question favorite non stones album, not albums ?

Yes, but that is an impossible question. Too many great records to say just one. But anything from Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac would have to be in there...
So, Boston Tea Pary, Live 1970.
JR

Ricky Skaggs "Waiting For The Sun To Shine"

Let There be Rock - AC/DC
Rock And Roll Over - KISS

>Roxy Music- The Complete BBC Sessions 1972-73


Is that an official release?

ATLANTIC CROSSING

The Mothers of Invention - Burnt Weeny Sandwich

too many

frank's wild years to begin with
jackson browne late for the sky
nick cave's tender prey
rem new adventures in hi fi
catpower cover records
beck's odelay
prince sign of the times
pj harvey dry
portishead dummy
liz phair exile in guyville
thin white rope sack full of silver
10000 maniacs in my tribe
violent femmes...
radiohead amnesiac
velvet underground...
sonic youth daydream nation
pavement slanted
even nina nastasia run to ruin....beutifuuul

aaaaaaaaaaargh

toooooooo many

ROADRUNNER Wrote:
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> ATLANTIC CROSSING


Rod Stewart, that is

well, only one! impossible...

Pink Floyd The Wall
Fleetwood Mac Rumours
Eagles Hotel California
Supertramp Breakfast In Amercia

well, not much of rock n roll here....but if only one it would be

Rod Stewart Every Picture Tells A Story ! GREAT ALBUM (w/Ron Wood)

Bowie: Aladdin Sane and Hunky Dory are up there.
Wilco: Summerteeth
T-Rex: Electric Warrior
Iggy Pop: Lust for Life
Lou Reed: Transformer
Mott The Hoople: Mott
Ian Hunter: You're never alone with a schizophrenic
The Band: Music from Big Pink
Bowie: Heroes, Low and Diamond Dogs
not easy to stop now...

Bic Runga, Beautiful Collision

Rod Stewart Every Picture Tells A Story ! GREAT ALBUM (w/Ron Wood)



Great one indeed. One of my top 5.

Revolver - Beatles

Gazza Wrote:
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> 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.....

Are you sure about that?? I know when I saw him on the Tunnel of Love tour, I was amazed he played even longer than on the Born in the USA tour.

It seemed to me that, from the time he walked on stage to the final time he left the stage, it was slightly in excess of 4 hours. But...that did include an intermission and breaks between encores. So taking those times out might certainly bring that down to under 4 hours. Is that what you're talking about?

With The Beatles, or Beatles For Sale, or Rubber Soul, or Revolver, or The White Album, or Abbey Road, or Let It Be, or Sgt Pepper, or Magical Mystery Tour, or....anything by the fabs

I like the postings for Mott The Hoople .

nb Ian Hunter at Shepherds Bush Empire on October 28th .

also for me :

Bob Marley - Rastaman Vibration
Blondie - Parallel Lines
ELO - A New World Record
Don McLean - American Pie

screaming lord sutch and heavy friends.

The Heptones - Party Time (Island 1976). Produced by Lee Perry. Greatest tracks: Sufferer's Time And Crying over You.

Wow, didn't see a few of my favorites listed so far...
I consider 'the Joshua tree' by U2 as a must have and I would add 'War' to that list.
Next, the Allman Brothers for me are essential, 'Brothers & Sisters' and 'Filmore'.
Beatles - Sgt Peppers and Abbey Road.
Clapton-Journeyman

thats the short list

jjflash73

Beatles - Revolver