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Hi everyone, Inspired by the Rock Music thread that's running at the moment, I thought I would pose the question What's Your Favourite Album... and why?
I've got a few albums that I really like, and two in particular that are favourites.
---Bonjovi's Slipery When Wet---
This album was a huge factor in my journey into becoming a musician. It's filled with hit songs and great album tracks. There's no track that you could describe as "A Filler", and I firmly believe that any track would have achieved chart success if it had been released as a single.
--- Alice Cooper's TRASH ---
I bought this album because I really loved the track Poison, but the entire album soon became a firm favourite. Although it's filled with hits, the Album in it's entirety is a work of art. There are loads of great songs, but it's the way it flows through the track list that really got me hooked... this is the one album that I will always try to listen through in track order.
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Pink Floyd - The Wall I remember watching the film and desperately wanting the album. I had to wait for my birthday then played it endlessly.
Chris Rea - Dancing With Strangers I loved one album track and in those days there were no streaming sites. I bought the album and loved it ever since.
Lastly
Propaganda- A secret Wish as a heavy metal fan I only listened to rock music but one day at a girlfriend house she played the album (she was heavily into German art house music and scene) and I loved every single track immediately.
Looking forward to this thread as I love new recommendations.   |
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I'm more a various artist greatest hits fellow.
Though younger I remember being able to listen to a few albums start to finish without interruption.
Fugees - the score
WuTang - 36 chambers
Beasty boys - hello nasty
One day I'll probably listen to 'Darkside of the moon' by pink Floyd whilst simultaneously watching 'the wizard of Oz', just to see if the rumours are true |
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Arctic Monkeys - Whatever people say I am, that’s what I’m not
Great memories, was on the hype train and saw them live when it was all new. No skips on this one. |
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A favourite? No chance, I can tell you a few that I love and there will be even more I’ve forgotten.
Dear Catastrophe Waitress - Belle and Sebastian
Different Class - Pulp
A Grand Don’t Come For Free - The Streets
Thunder, Lightning, Strike - The Go! Team
Tapestry - Carole King |
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Manic Street Preachers - Holy Bible. The best lyrics you will ever ever hear set to music, on an album which returns more nuance on each listening. It didn’t get the appreciation it deserved on release but now recognised by music critics as a masterpiece and probably among the best albums ever. |
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By *avinaTVTV/TS 12 weeks ago
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Dead Can Dance - "The Serpents Egg"
A difficult call, given that "Within the Realm of a Dying Sun" and "Aion" are similarly transcendetal. But this album contains "The Host of Seraphim" and "Severance", which are my two favourite DCD songs. There is no finer album more worthy of the terms "cathedral of sound" and "timeless". This is the creativity of a peerlessly creative band at its peak.
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Simple Minds Alive and Kicking
Madonna True Blue
Bon Jovi Slippery When Wet
Ultravox Vienna
Metallica The Black Album
Def Leppard Hysteria
Basement Jaxx Rooty
Elderbrook Why do we always shake in the Cold
Camelphat Dark Matter |
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Any album by BON SCOTT'S AC/DC , my favourite studio album would be POWERAGE...& IYWB my favourite " live " album ...BUT l fully understand & respect that an album choice is like here. .everyone has a type 🤣🤣🤣 |
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Prince of the Deep Water by The Blessing
Hardly anybody has heard of them and they bombed in the early 90s, I still love this album and enjoyed their second (and last), Locusts and Wild Honey.
Look at reviews online and you'll see I'm not alone. |
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The Joshua Tree
I was 13 when this album came out and the first I’d bought. Their Elland Road gig was my first concert I’d been to and have been a huge U2 fan since. Still listen to this in full quite often |
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Dead kennedys - fresh fruit for rotting vegetable - because its very good
SLF - imflammable material - one of the first, and very few, albums about the troubles that wasnt pro ira
The jam - setting dons - just brilliant
SLF - nobodys heroes - another classic |
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I’m basing my answer on the albums I’ve played the most over the last 40 odd year, I own them all on vinyl and cd….so in no particular order.
Y&T - Mean Streak.
Shark Island - Law of the order.
Metallica - Master of Puppets.
Fields of the Nephilim - The Nephilim
Marillion - Script for a Jesters Tear
The Cure - Disintegration. |
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"Dead Can Dance - "The Serpents Egg"
A difficult call, given that "Within the Realm of a Dying Sun" and "Aion" are similarly transcendetal. But this album contains "The Host of Seraphim" and "Severance", which are my two favourite DCD songs. There is no finer album more worthy of the terms "cathedral of sound" and "timeless". This is the creativity of a peerlessly creative band at its peak.
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Dead Can Dance 🙌 Black Sun is one of my favourite songs
Davina, you are perfect |
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"Def Leppard - Hysteria
It was one of the first proper albums I ever bought (on vinyl too)
I can still listen to the whole album without skipping a track even now"
One of the best ever! 
I’ll add Cyndi Lauper, She’s So Unusual |
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What a difficult question!
After much soul-searching, I have a few I couldn't live without:
The Beatles - Revolver and Rubber Soul
Jimi Hendrix - Band Of Gypsies
Jackson Browne - For Everyman
Joni Mitchell - Blue and Court And Spark
Blondie - Parallel Lines
Human League - Dare
Rickie Lee Jones - Rickie Lee Jones and Pirates
Radiohead - OK Computer
and many, many more....
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By *avinaTVTV/TS 12 weeks ago
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"Dead Can Dance - "The Serpents Egg"
A difficult call, given that "Within the Realm of a Dying Sun" and "Aion" are similarly transcendetal. But this album contains "The Host of Seraphim" and "Severance", which are my two favourite DCD songs. There is no finer album more worthy of the terms "cathedral of sound" and "timeless". This is the creativity of a peerlessly creative band at its peak.
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Dead Can Dance 🙌 Black Sun is one of my favourite songs
Davina, you are perfect "
Then you undoubtedly have "Aion". 😄
This is music for the soul. Listening is almost a spiritual experience. 🤗 |
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Far too many for me to pick an outright fave. What is the criteria?! I couldn't pick a top five! ...all depends on mood, memories, time, activity (just call me 'Rob Gordon')
But, I have said before so will say again; Holst's 'the Planets', if I had to listen to only one album for the rest of my life, would be the one. |
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Can't nail down to one, but music for me invokes memories and emotions that I feel I can still link to today when listening to them.
Marillion - Brave (an emotional rollercoaster)
NiN - The Fragile (obsessed with this album when it was released)
Rush - Exit Stage Left (1st LP I bought with my own pocket money)
Pink Floyd - DSOTM (they had me at Hello) |
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As ever with these threads the answer will always depend on the day you ask the question. In no particular order
Arcade Fire - Neon Bible
The Beatles - Abbey Road/White Album/Revolver
Paul Simon - Gracelands
Stones - Get Yer YaYa’s Out
Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen
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"As ever with these threads the answer will always depend on the day you ask the question. In no particular order
Arcade Fire - Neon Bible
The Beatles - Abbey Road/White Album/Revolver
Paul Simon - Gracelands
Stones - Get Yer YaYa’s Out
Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen
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Respect. Impressive selection
For me, Stone’s Let It Bleed. I bet you like it too
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"As ever with these threads the answer will always depend on the day you ask the question. In no particular order
Arcade Fire - Neon Bible
The Beatles - Abbey Road/White Album/Revolver
Paul Simon - Gracelands
Stones - Get Yer YaYa’s Out
Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen
Respect. Impressive selection
For me, Stone’s Let It Bleed. I bet you like it too
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I'd go Exile on Main St for the Stones. Their whole late 60s early 70s period is amazing. |
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"As ever with these threads the answer will always depend on the day you ask the question. In no particular order
Arcade Fire - Neon Bible
The Beatles - Abbey Road/White Album/Revolver
Paul Simon - Gracelands
Stones - Get Yer YaYa’s Out
Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen
Respect. Impressive selection
For me, Stone’s Let It Bleed. I bet you like it too
I'd go Exile on Main St for the Stones. Their whole late 60s early 70s period is amazing. "
Good choice. May we start a “What is your favourite Stone’s album?” thread? Please do it. I'll be your first poster 🤟 |
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"Not sure if it's my fav. In fact I couldn't pic a fav.
But Paul simons Graceland album is definitely up there "
Totally agree with this.
I can't pick a fav myself but Californication from the chilli's is one of my all time favourites.
And on the other side is Nina Simones pastel blues. |
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"As ever with these threads the answer will always depend on the day you ask the question. In no particular order
Arcade Fire - Neon Bible
The Beatles - Abbey Road/White Album/Revolver
Paul Simon - Gracelands
Stones - Get Yer YaYa’s Out
Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen
Respect. Impressive selection
For me, Stone’s Let It Bleed. I bet you like it too
I'd go Exile on Main St for the Stones. Their whole late 60s early 70s period is amazing.
Good choice. May we start a “What is your favourite Stone’s album?” thread? Please do it. I'll be your first poster 🤟"
Done |
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All depends on my mood...
Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd
Bat Out of Hell - Meatloaf
Blues Brothers Soundtrack - assorted
Making Movies - Dire Straits
The Eminem Show - Eminem
Shine On You Crazy Diamond - Pink Floyd (ok not an album but it is 26 minutes of pure class)
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By *ayTVTV/TS 11 weeks ago
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Frampton Comes Alive by Peter Frampton..the perfect live album
Affirmation by Savage Garden...not a poor track on it.
In The Court Of The Crimson King by King Crimson....just of the wall |
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Lloyd Cole Rattlesnakes
George Michael Faith
Soundtrack to the first Arcane League of Gentlemen film
Skunk Anansie Stoosh. what a voice!!
Difficult to explain my reasons but just love them all. The first two for the memories they bring back.
I also love listening to the musicals Hadestown and Hamilton. |
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"Pink Floyd - The Wall I remember watching the film and desperately wanting the album. I had to wait for my birthday then played it endlessly.
Chris Rea - Dancing With Strangers I loved one album track and in those days there were no streaming sites. I bought the album and loved it ever since.
Lastly
Propaganda- A secret Wish as a heavy metal fan I only listened to rock music but one day at a girlfriend house she played the album (she was heavily into German art house music and scene) and I loved every single track immediately.
Looking forward to this thread as I love new recommendations. "
Love Duel by Propaganda |
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"This changes every time I think about it but today its:
The Velvet Underground and Nico
Radiohead - OK Computer
DJ Shadow - Entroducing "
“The first Velvet Underground album only sold 10,000 copies, but everyone who bought it formed a band”
Who said that?
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"Lloyd Cole Rattlesnakes
George Michael Faith
Soundtrack to the first Arcane League of Gentlemen film
Skunk Anansie Stoosh. what a voice!!
Difficult to explain my reasons but just love them all. The first two for the memories they bring back.
I also love listening to the musicals Hadestown and Hamilton."
Stoosh what an album  |
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"And Justice for all by Metallica.. just a phenomenal album, Dyers Eve was the soundtrack to my teenage years "
Fantastic Album. Has my favourite song of theirs on it One. I also have Dyers Eve on my phone playlist |
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Metallica And Justice For All
AC/DC Back in Black, Who Made Who
Guns n Roses -Appetite for Destruction
Slipknot-Volume 5 The Subliminal Verses
Slayer- Reign In Blood
Machine Head- Burn My Eyes
Alice in Chains- Dirt
To name but a few |
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By *homas400Man 11 weeks ago
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I have so many to choose from:
Supertramp : Live In Paris (best live album ever in my opinion).
XTC : Skylarking / English Settlement
Orange Juice : You Can't Hide Your Love Forever / Rip It Up
Microdisney : The Clock Comes Down The Stairs
The Pixies : Doolittle
REM : Murmur
Killing Joke : What's THIS For...!
....... I could go on.
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"This changes every time I think about it but today its:
The Velvet Underground and Nico
Radiohead - OK Computer
DJ Shadow - Entroducing
“The first Velvet Underground album only sold 10,000 copies, but everyone who bought it formed a band”
Who said that?
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I don't know, but alternative music wouldn't be the same today without it |
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"Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
Coldplay - A Rush of Blood to the Head
Jeff Wayne - The War of the Worlds
The only three albums where I've liked every single track. "
Love that you put War of the Worlds
There are far too many albums to list but a few of mine would be.
Baby 81 - Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Urban Hymns - The Verve
Dookie - Green Day
Fuzzy Logic - Super Furry Animals
Strung out in Heaven - Brian Jonestown Massacre
Guns N Roses - Appetit for Destruction
Core - Stone Temple Pilots
The Doors - The Doors |
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By *cott73Man 11 weeks ago
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New Order - Technique (the sound of my teenage years and an album I always return to).
The Beatles - Revolver (doesn't get any better. Just incredible)
The Whip - X Marks Destination (for personal reasons rather than it's quality. Very good though and I fancied the female drummer!)
The Smiths - Strangeways Here We Come (Marr majesty)
Could list so many. |
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By *ost SockMan 11 weeks ago
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"This changes every time I think about it but today its:
The Velvet Underground and Nico
Radiohead - OK Computer
DJ Shadow - Entroducing
“The first Velvet Underground album only sold 10,000 copies, but everyone who bought it formed a band”
Who said that?
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I think it was Brian Eno (I didn’t cheat, honest)!
My big loves are other genres (soul, jazz, classical etc), but my favourite album is:
Hejira - Joni Mitchell
Amazing, atmospheric songs about travel and escape. Her wonderful lyrics and the imagery they create are a true joy. |
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The two that I have continued to play over the past 40 years are:
Roger Waters - the Pros and Cons of hitch hiking
Simon and Garfunkel's Greatest Hits
I hope I continue to listen to Ashley Monroe - the Blade
for next 40 years |
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Chocolate Starfish and the Hotdog Flavored Water by Limp Bizkit.
Not because it is the best musically (although it still slaps), but because it opened the door to a whole new world for me, the first track on the soundtrack of my life 🤟❤️🔥 |
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"Chocolate Starfish and the Hotdog Flavored Water by Limp Bizkit.
Not because it is the best musically (although it still slaps), but because it opened the door to a whole new world for me, the first track on the soundtrack of my life 🤟❤️🔥"
Great album |
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Lush-Spooky
Ride-Nowhere
My Bloody Valentine-Loveless
The Fall-Perverted By Language
The Charlatans-Some Friendly
Inspiral Carpets-Life
Happy Mondays-Pills N Thrills & Bellyaches
Can you tell I was an indie/shoegaze kid? 🤪 |
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Alive and Kicking - Simple Minds, soundtrack to my youth and still my go to band
Basement Jaxx - Rooty, dancing around the living room with my little boys, their sound is timeless
Def Leppard - Hysteria. Reminds me of my first love.
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"Chocolate Starfish and the Hotdog Flavored Water by Limp Bizkit.
Not because it is the best musically (although it still slaps), but because it opened the door to a whole new world for me, the first track on the soundtrack of my life 🤟❤️🔥
Great album "
I thought I would get roasted for saying it out loud!
Slipknot self-titled album is another one of my faves and I still listen to it regularly too, got me through some tough times. Full of amazing tracks but I think eyeless has to be my top pick. |
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Definitely can’t pick a top 1 OPs but I’ll have a go at my top 5 ish…
Alanis Morisette - Jagged Little Pill
Radiohead - OK Computer
Kosheen - Resist
Stereophonics - Performance & Cocktails
The Streets - Everything is Borrowed
Prince - Purple Rain
George Michael - Faith
Bob Marley - Legend
Thunder - Back Street Symphony
Style Council - Cafe Bleu
There are loads more but each of those gets a 10/10 from me. |
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By *arierWoman 9 weeks ago
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Hybrid Theory- linkin park
The black parade- my chemical romance
slippery when wet-Bonjovi
Whatever people say I am, that’s what I’m not- Arctic monkeys
What’s the story morning glory- oasis
Paranoid- black sabbath
It’s impossible to pick one but these are the ones I’ve listened to for years and never grown tired of them 🖤
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There are but three perfect albums that are all killer/no filler:
The Band, eponymous second album (the brown one). Every song is perfect, there's no arguing it.
The Beatles, Revolver. As above although the talents are more diverse. From McCartney cloying sweetness to Lennon psychedelia to Harrison mysticism. All at that 1966 peak where pop became rock and before it got up itself, they're still three minute songs.
Television, Marquee Moon. One of only two albums (Velvet Underground banana album being the other) where next to nobody bought it but everyone who did formed a band. If that's not the best tribute to your creativity I can't think of a better one. |
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If I have to choose one album then it is Close to the Edge by Yes. As a callow youth I was told by a 6th form prefect that it was a perfect album where they never played a wrong note. As he was a prefect, it must have been true! |
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"Chocolate Starfish and the Hotdog Flavored Water by Limp Bizkit.
Not because it is the best musically (although it still slaps), but because it opened the door to a whole new world for me, the first track on the soundtrack of my life 🤟❤️🔥
Great album
I thought I would get roasted for saying it out loud!
Slipknot self-titled album is another one of my faves and I still listen to it regularly too, got me through some tough times. Full of amazing tracks but I think eyeless has to be my top pick. "
I love the whole album but between surfacing and liberate for me. |
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Jeff Wayne’s War of the Worlds is epic
I am late to the Sleep Token party but Even in Arcadia is an absolute gem
Hand Cannot Erase by Steven Wilson is a thing of genius too
All time fave is The Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd |
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OP totally with you on Slippery and Trash. Both played a zillion times and returned to time and again.
To add to that...... Back Street Sympathy by Thunder. Bought it on cassette tape and literally wore it out and had to buy it again.....on tape to play it in the car. Then on CD when I upgraded lol. |
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"I have a favourite of most of my favourite bands but my overall favourite band is Maiden, and my favourite album of theirs is Killers. So
Iron Maiden - Killers. "
While this is factually true, in the moment true , not so much.
After far, far too long, just played Floyd DSOTM.
Sometimes Bands come out with something perfect
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By *JandCMCouple 9 weeks ago
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Never mind the Bollocks here's the Sex Pistols.
First heard it in late 1977 or early 78.
Set me on the path to punk rock, made me the person I am today and I even made a living from off it.
I can literally say Punk Rock was the best thing that happened to me, led me to find my wife 38 years ago, it paid for my house, cars n still making a living from it and I owe it to the first time I heard the album and discovered the punk rock attitude. |
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"Never mind the Bollocks here's the Sex Pistols.
First heard it in late 1977 or early 78.
Set me on the path to punk rock, made me the person I am today and I even made a living from off it.
I can literally say Punk Rock was the best thing that happened to me, led me to find my wife 38 years ago, it paid for my house, cars n still making a living from it and I owe it to the first time I heard the album and discovered the punk rock attitude."
It's amazing the power that music has to inspire & motivate... I think it was a combination of Elvis films & Bat Outta Hell that stirred my desire to make music.
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We have a few:
Crack the Sky by Mastodon
Cowboys From Hell by Pantera
Diary of a Madman by Ozzy Osbourne
Dirt by Alice in Chains
This War Will Last Forever by Mendeed
The Great War by Sabaton
Rust in Peace by Megadeth
Master of Puppets by Metallica
Battle Beast by Battle Beast
Metal Heart by Accept
Bloody Kisses By Type O Negative
Keeper of the Seven Keys:Part 1 by Helloween
Power Planet by Gamma Ray
In the Nightside Eclipse by Emperor
Left Hand Path by Entombed
There more by that's what came to our heads ATM. |
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Okay so favourite band is pink Floyd
Favourite singer Johnny cash
Favourite gym workout album is slipknot Iowa
However my favourite album of all time is the streets, a grand don’t come for free. I love that each song tells the next part of a story, an album I can resonate with from my youth. I love how it’s written and told |
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"We have a few:
Crack the Sky by Mastodon
Cowboys From Hell by Pantera
Diary of a Madman by Ozzy Osbourne
Dirt by Alice in Chains
This War Will Last Forever by Mendeed
The Great War by Sabaton
Rust in Peace by Megadeth
Master of Puppets by Metallica
Battle Beast by Battle Beast
Metal Heart by Accept
Bloody Kisses By Type O Negative
Keeper of the Seven Keys:Part 1 by Helloween
Power Planet by Gamma Ray
In the Nightside Eclipse by Emperor
Left Hand Path by Entombed
There more by that's what came to our heads ATM."
Really need to give Pantera a proper listen. |
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Like everyone else- far too tricky to just pick one
Portishead- Dummy
Prodigy- Fat of the land
Stone Roses- self titled (although you need the American release, which gives you Elephant Stone and Fools Gold- Then delete don’t stop and Elizabeth my dear when you digitise it, as they were obviously too stoned to put anything decent in those slots)
The Family CAt- Tell em we’re surfin (spanking gorgeous indie rock, should that be your thing)
Pete Namlook- Air 1
Vibrations of the Sun- Am in fading fast or flashing like lightning
Siouxsie & The Banshees- Peepshow
Could probably find half a dozen more if I had time |
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