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You're going away and can't take but 10 albums with you. What are they gonna be?

If you put a greatest hits album on your list, then you are gax and suck big black cocks for a living.

1. Division Bell - Pink Floyd
2. Ten - Pearl Jam
3. Metallica (The Black Album) - Metallica
4. Arc Angels - Arc Angels
5. Shake Your Money Maker - The Black Crowes
6. Licensed to Ill - Beastie Boys
7. Rush in Rio (Live) - Rush
8. Pain in My Heart - Otis Redding
9. Who I Am - Alan Jackson
10. Purple Rain - Prince

You should have titled this thread "Tell me why my taste in music sucks."

IndyFrisco wrote:You should have titled this thread "Tell me why my taste in music sucks."

You're trolling. I know you owned a copy of Ten when you were a teen. Hell, you probably still have it.

What is "Alan Jackson"?

It's country. Gotta have one if I'm going away for a while.

Go Coogs' wrote:

IndyFrisco wrote:You should have titled this thread "Tell me why my taste in music sucks."

You're trolling. I know you owned a copy of Ten when you were a teen. Hell, you probably still have it.

First off, I'm not trolling. I wasn't calling your taste in music shit. I was saying get ready for the criticism of your list. Most here would rather dog what you like rather than offer up what they like.

Secondly, no, I never owned a copy of Ten as a teen. I never really liked music growing up, actually. What little I did listen to was mostly country since that's what both my parents listened to. It wasn't until my mid 20s when I really started to appreciate some of the older rock and alternative from the 80s and 90s. I missed out, music-wise, growing up. I was more interested in sports and chicks.

WTF is an album?

Go Coogs' wrote:You're going away and can't take but 10 albums with you. What are they gonna be?

If you put a greatest hits album on your list, then you are gax and suck big black cocks for a living.

1. Division Bell - Pink Floyd
2. Ten - Pearl Jam
3. Metallica (The Black Album) - Metallica
4. Arc Angels - Arc Angels
5. Shake Your Money Maker - The Black Crowes
6. Licensed to Ill - Beastie Boys
7. Rush in Rio (Live) - Rush
8. Pain in My Heart - Otis Redding
9. Who I Am - Alan Jackson
10. Purple Rain - Prince

Ah, the old Desert Island Disc game. Here's some better choices.

1. Obscured by Clouds- Pink Floyd
2. BBC Sessions - Led Zeppelin
3. Fear of a Black Planet- Public Enemy
4. In a Priest Driven Ambulance- The Flaming Lips
5. Greatest Hits- The Animals
6. The White Album- The Beatles
7. Greatest Hits Vol 1 - Waylon Jennings
8. Who's Next- The Who
9. There's a Riot Goin On- Sly and the Family Stone
10. Picaresque- The Decemberists

in no particular order

Rubber Soul - The Beatles
Master of Puppets - Metallica
Pyromania - Def Leppard
Dark Side of The Moon - Pink Floyd
Appetite For Destruction - Guns N' Roses
Movie Soundtrack - Blues Brothers
The Joshua Tree - U2
Nocturnes - Chopin
Tribute - Ozzy Osbourne
From The Muddy Banks of The Wiskah - Nirvana

And I would bring along one Springsteen album just so I could throw right in the fucking trash.

Go Coogs' wrote:You're going away and can't take but 10 albums with you. What are they gonna be?

If you put a greatest hits album on your list, then you are gax and suck big black cocks for a living.

1. Division Bell - Pink Floyd
2. Ten - Pearl Jam
3. Metallica (The Black Album) - Metallica
4. Arc Angels - Arc Angels
5. Shake Your Money Maker - The Black Crowes
6. Licensed to Ill - Beastie Boys
7. Rush in Rio (Live) - Rush
8. Pain in My Heart - Otis Redding
9. Who I Am - Alan Jackson
10. Purple Rain - Prince

Interesting Pink Floyd choice. BSmack's Obscured By Clouds is a much better Pink Floyd selection in my mind.

Metallica's Black album over AC/DC's Back In Black?

Mucho, I know a Waters-less PF album seems odd, but I prefer the progressive style and writings of Gilmour over any other Pink Floyd era.

AC/DC sounds the same to me in a lot of their songs. Metallica - Black left a lot of Metallica purists upset, but I like every track on that album.

Go Coogs' wrote:You're trolling. I know you owned a copy of Ten when you were a teen. Hell, you probably still have it.

I still have a copy of Ten. And it's certainly not in my Top 10 albums list. It's not even a top 3 Pearl Jam album.

Yes, your taste in music blows more ass than TardRussian with a smack rolodex.

Go Coogs' wrote:Mucho, I know a Waters-less PF album seems odd, but I prefer the progressive style and writings of Gilmour over any other Pink Floyd era.

AC/DC sounds the same to me in a lot of their songs. Metallica - Black left a lot of Metallica purists upset, but I like every track on that album.

Division Bell is only the 3rd best Gilmour record. You would have been better served to bring either Gilmour's self titled first solo album or "About Face." And if you've never heard of either album, you should be condemned to an eternity of fucking Calista Flockhart.

Really? You can't live without this?





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Go Coogs' wrote:Mucho, I know a Waters-less PF album seems odd, but I prefer the progressive style and writings of Gilmour over any other Pink Floyd era.

AC/DC sounds the same to me in a lot of their songs. Metallica - Black left a lot of Metallica purists upset, but I like every track on that album.

Fair enough, but A Momentary Lapse of Reason is a much better album.

I like Metallica's Black album, but AC/DC's Back in Black kicks its ass all over the place.

Go Coogs' wrote: Alan Jackson

I know why you like him. Reminds you of your married life

Well, it's alright to be little bitty
Little hometown or a big old city
Might as well share, might as well smile
Life goes on for a little bitty while

In no particular order:

1. Undertow - Tool
2. Under a Pale Grey Sky - Sepultura
3. Discography - Minor Threat
4. Kill 'Em All - Metallica
5. Outlaw Anthems - Blood for Blood
6. The Song Remains the Same Soundtrack - Led Zeppelin
7. Exile on Main Street - The Rolling Stones
8. Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd
9. Experience Hendrix - The Best of Jimi Hendrix
10. We Sold Our Soul for Rock 'N' Roll - Black Sabbath

Go Coogs' wrote:It's country. Gotta have one if I'm going away for a while.

Hopefully that will be for a long time.

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Jackson is probably one of the best traditional country musicians to have played in the last 25 years. He told the CMA to get fucked when they tried to dictate what he was going to play....

Met him and Mark Chestnut when they played a concert in Portland in 91 or 92..they went out to this bar after the show and were meeting and greeting until about 3 am. Nice guy

Doobie Bros - Toluse Street
Eric Clapton - 461 Ocean Blvd
Eagles - Hotel California
Ted Nugent - Cat Scratch Fever
George Strait - Greatest Hits (double disc set)
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Marshal Tucker - Carolina Dreams
Pink Floyd - DSM
Alan Jackson - Greatest Hits
AC/DC - Back in Black

C'mon, Derron. What about REO's Greatest Cover Hits - Live at The Bed Bath & Beyond Linen Section

Being There- Wilco
Midnight Radio- Big Head Todd
Nothing Shocking- Janes Addiction
American Recordings- Johnny Cash
Definitley Maybe- Oasis
Ok Computer- Radiohead
Down on the Upside- Soundgargen
40 Oz. to Freedom- Sublime
The Unforgettable Fire- U2
Paul's Boutique- Beastie Boys

txangler74 wrote:Being There- Wilco

You had me at this.

Screw_Michigan wrote:

txangler74 wrote:

You had me at this.

FTFY....

Korn - Korn
Korn - Life Is Peachy
Slipknot - Volume 3 The Subliminal Verses
Rush - Chronicles
Lamb of God - Sacrament
The Who - My Generation - The Who's Greatest (or some shit like that is the title)
Alice In Chains - Facelift
Anthrax - Among The Living
Metallica - Master Of Puppets
Queen - Greatest Hits

I only need five:

Genesis - Duke
Huey Lewis & the News - Sports
Whitney Houston - (Self Titled)
Robert Palmer - Heavy Nova
Phil Collins - No Jacket Required

Hmmm.......

The Beatles - Sergeant Pepper
The Who - Who's Next
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Beethoven - 9th Symphony
The Doors - The Doors(1st album)
The Very Best of Frank Sinatra
The Eagles - Greatest Hits
Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
James Taylor - Greatest Hits(yes, I know the GH stuff is cheating)
Legend - Bob Marley & the Wailers

Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life almost made top 10.

jimi hendrix - electric ladyland
doors - soft parade
simon & garfunkle - bridge over toubled water
rod stewart - every picture tells a story
bob dylan's greatest hits volume 2
billy joel - the stranger
quicksilver messenger service - happy trails
virgil fox - live at the filmore
csn&y - deja vu
beatles - revolver

Squeeze - "Singles 45's and Under"
Peter Gabriel - "So"
Save Ferris - "It Means Everything"
Run D.M.C. - "Raising Hell"
Olivia Newton-John - "Gold"
Matthew Sweet - "Time Capsule"
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - "Anthology"
The Go-Go's - "Vacation"
Buck-O-Nine - "28 Teeth"
XTC - "Upsy Daisy Assortment"

Honorable mentionable 11th: Pretty in Pink Soundtrack (various artists)

Black Sabbath - Paranoid
XTC - Drums and Wires
Television - Marquee Moon
Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life
Beatles - Rubber Soul
Joni Mitchell - Court and Spark
Guided By Voices - Bee Thousand
The Minutemen - Double Nickles on the Dime
Big Star - Radio City
Devo - Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!

Dave,

Out of all albums ever recorded, all genre's of music,.....you choose..........

XTC

Television (who the heck is that???)

Guided By Voices (see above)

The Minutemen (see above, above)

Big Star - ibid

I would have given you crap if you chose a Madonna album, or even ZEP 1, or hell..........Celine Dion. But 5 out of 10 I have never even HEARD of??????

I suggest you d/l some........Glen Miller, or Allman brothers, hell....anything with some great musicality to it. And Ang's choice of the Go-Go's, Buck whoever, XTC and Sweet??????????

Some people have all their taste in their mouths.

BTW, I took Orchestral Conducting in my junior year, and the prof. was the conductor of the Florida Symphony Orchestra, and half the final was one question: Desert island, ......what ONE symphony would you want to be able to listen to.

I chose,...............The 9th. Cause not only it is it great, near top of instrumental,...but also the 4th movement, is the chorale. Best of both worlds.

Black Flag- Everything Went Black
Motards- Saturday Night Special Ed.
Rip Offs- Gotta Record
Bad Religion- How Could Hell Be Any Worse?
Minor Threat- s/t
Bad Brains- s/t (Roir cassette)
The Mummies- Fuck CD's It's The Mummies
Supercharger- Goes Way Out
New Bomb Turks- Pissing Out The Poison
Dead End Cruisers- Deep Six Holiday

But 5 out of 10 I have never even HEARD of??????

Try expanding your horizons then, you pedestrian shitstain. Your validation of anything beyond used Amigos, painkiller recipes, and godawful haircuts is laughable. Huge, mainstream acts like some of the ones you listed, who happen to be great artists, are the exception to the rule. Guided By Voices is hardly an unknown commodity to a lot of people. They're legends of their "genre", in fact.

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:Try expanding your horizons then, you pedestrian shitstain. Your validation of anything beyond used Amigos, painkiller recipes, and godawful haircuts is laughable. Huge, mainstream acts like some of the ones you listed, who happen to be great artists, are the exception to the rule. Guided By Voices is hardly an unknown commodity to a lot of people. They're legends of their "genre", in fact.

Dont' you have a bicycle ride PET to work on, YOU ASS? I would do a wheelchair PET, but I sold my camera for some med's. HOWEVER > I Love RUSH, and mainstream is a bitch. DId you know I weighed 20 LBS LESS than You in 5th grade? My teacher at the time told me I had the the power to be whatever I wanted, like a conductor for the Boston POPS. My phone number is 1800VICODIN. I would love to sing some Yiddish folk song's. CALl me. ASS.

pedestrian

Haven't been called that in a while!

-RtS

Roger_the_Shrubber wrote:BTW, I took Orchestral Conducting in my junior year, and the prof. was the conductor of the Florida Symphony Orchestra, and half the final was one question: Desert island, ......what ONE symphony would you want to be able to listen to.

I chose,...............The 9th. Cause not only it is it great, near top of instrumental,...but also the 4th movement, is the chorale. Best of both worlds.

I mean this in the most Marcus Allen way. You're a mess.

no order:

John Coltrane: Giant Steps
John Lee Hooker: House of the Blues
The Fall: Hex Enduction Hour
Wayne Shorter: Speak No Evil
Minutemen: Double Nickles on the Dime
Beatles: Revolver
Stooges: Funhouse
Love: Forever Changes
Big Star: Radio City
VU: Velvet Underground

hon mention: Sonic Youth: Dirty, Kinks: King Arthur, Miles Davis: Jack Johnson, The Jam: In the City, Meat Puppets II, Captain Beefheart: Safe as Milk

But 5 out of 10 I have never even HEARD of??????

I know the title of the thread must have bumfuzzled you, but...wow.

Was it titled "10 best albums all-time", or "10 albums RtS has heard of"...? Apparently not.

Let's start here...is there ANY concept that you have absorbed and understood fully before sounding off...EVER?

Dave,

If I HAVE'NT herd of them, then you obviously can live WITHOUT them, YOU ASS.


WAR -- Duct taping my back to a steel rod to hold me upright and RIDING My SEGway around THE MALL


Love,

Scott

Yeah, yeah, yeah. The wheelchair/vicodin/whatever tardness is always great.

Huge laughs.

And GBV: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guided_by_Voices

Yep, they look like the vanguard of great music of all time.

Indy was right at the beginning. Tastes differ.

So what's your story, gimp? Do you have some fatal, debilitating illness we can all look forward to or what?