Truly great albums with no duff moments
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seagullsnacker
iGull
+1...one of my all time favourites of all time
John Cale - Paris 1919...pure unadulterated genius of the highest order
Tony L
Administrator
Hadn't seen that one, I've just ordered it as last time I looked that period of GSH was unavailable other than on dodgy pirate vinyl (so I resorted to finding an unautherised backup copy on teh internets as it's bloody essential stuff!). It's a shame they've buggered the track sequencing up on the box, but it will be great to have the material and the extras. Pieces Of A Man is a simply amazing album, looks like that's out again on CD too (link). Hope they are all legit!
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Yank
Bulbous Also Tapered
American Stars & Bars, and Hawks & Doves are almost there too.
Colonel_Mad
pfm Member
Sum 41 - 'All Killer No Filler'?
Never heard it but the name suggests that it fits the bill.
Jonathan
PS First 3 Pogues albums anyone?
Never heard it but the name suggests that it fits the bill.
Jonathan
PS First 3 Pogues albums anyone?
foxwelljsly
Me too, I ate one sour too.
The second one fits the bill.
sideshowbob
Champagne fascia aficionado
The Psychedelic Sounds Of The 13th Floor Elevators
Leftfield: Leftism
Iron Maiden: Iron Maiden
Latin Quarter: Mick and Caroline
Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here
Peter Gabriel: So
Marvin Gaye: What's Going On, Lets Get It On
Otis Redding: Otis Blue
Prodigy: Fat of the Land
Motorhead: Ace of Spades
Tracy Chapman: Tracy Chapman
John Coltrane: Blue Train
Brian Adams: Reckless
Miles Davis: Kind of Blue
John Lee Hooker: Mr Lucky
Iron Maiden: Iron Maiden
Latin Quarter: Mick and Caroline
Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here
Peter Gabriel: So
Marvin Gaye: What's Going On, Lets Get It On
Otis Redding: Otis Blue
Prodigy: Fat of the Land
Motorhead: Ace of Spades
Tracy Chapman: Tracy Chapman
John Coltrane: Blue Train
Brian Adams: Reckless
Miles Davis: Kind of Blue
John Lee Hooker: Mr Lucky
Ibbots
pfm Member
Not heard this for years but have been sorting out my long neglected vinyl collection this week in anticipation of my new turntable and this is one that has been added to first listen pile along with other gems like Harvest, Boatman's Call, Come On Pilgrim and Songs About ****ing.
I was in HMV in Oxford St when I was in the smoke this week and a guy was asking which of the great man's works he should go for. This was the one I plumper for but as they didn't have it he picked up another of the later releases that they did have. I got a couple of live recording CDs that they had of the great John Lee.
Magma - Ëmëhntëhtt-Ré (incredible work of art, darkest prog ever!!)
King Crimson - Red (pretty much as perfect as an album can get)
Pink Floyd - The Wall (the greatest album ever made)
Van der Graaf Generator - Godbluff
Yes - Close to the Edge
Genesis - Selling England by the Pound
Queen - A Night at the Opera
Il Balletto di Bronzo - Ys
Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick
The Mars Volta - Amputechture (Why?? Oh Why does the Vinyl cost so much??)
King Crimson - Red (pretty much as perfect as an album can get)
Pink Floyd - The Wall (the greatest album ever made)
Van der Graaf Generator - Godbluff
Yes - Close to the Edge
Genesis - Selling England by the Pound
Queen - A Night at the Opera
Il Balletto di Bronzo - Ys
Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick
The Mars Volta - Amputechture (Why?? Oh Why does the Vinyl cost so much??)
sideshowbob
Champagne fascia aficionado
Kevin Ayers, Joy of a Toy.
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1964meb
pfm Member
Great taste. Not all the usual stuff. Top bloke.