Top ten albums of all time

Started by sweatboard, Aug 27, 2004, 12:33 PM

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sweatboard

No MMJ

1. The Who - Tommy
2. Radiohead - OK Computer
3. The Cure - Disentigration
4. Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon
5. Sonic Youth - Dirty
6. The Mars Volta - Deloused in the Comatorium
7. The Pixies - Surfer Rosa
8. Nirvana - In Utero
9. Smashing Pumpkins - Siammese Dream
10. Modest Mouse - Good News For People Who Love Bad News
There's Still Time.........

peanut butter puddin surprise

wait, no My Morning Jacket on there?!?
Runnin' from somethin' that isn't there

Chills

Here are mine... might be forgetting a few.
In no particular order and without MMJ

after the goldrush - Neil Young
sgt. peppers - Beatles
paranoid - Black Sabbath
bryter layter - Nick Drake
what's going on - Marvin Gaye
tonight's the night - Neil Young
nevermind or in utero - Nirvana
pet sounds - Beach boys
are you experienced - Jimi Hendrix
third - Big Star
the band - The Band

That's actually eleven and still miss led zep, MC5, Stooges, Stones, Springsteen, Dylan, Elvis, Otis Redding...
Just too much good stuff.

marktwain

A truly great album is a work of art to be played in its entirety, not merely a collection of singles (which is what most are these days, thanks in part to downloading).  With that in mind, I'll throw out two of the tightest, most cohesive, albums I've ever heard:

The Problem With Me, by Seam
Mouthfuls, by Fruitbats

(and about a dozen live MMJ shows from the FTP server)

katkillad

Toadies - Rubberneck
Coldplay - Yellow
APC - Mer De Norms
Tool - Aenima ( Such a hard decision with Undertow )
DMB - Under the table and dreaming
Metallica - And justice for all
Blur - Think Tank
Nickel Creek - This Side
Queens of the Stone Age - Queens of the Stone Age
Queens of the Stone Age = Rated R

If I had another spot QOTSA Songs for the deaf would be my #11.  I would have liked to put Weezer's blue album and Sublime's self titled album on there as well...but they just didnt stack up with everything else.

( I know it wasn't specified...but I left out most stuff pre 90's. )  Pink Floyd/The Doors/Jimi Hendrix and many others just make things unfair.  So I went with stuff I grew up on.

Rabid_Washcloth

Damn...a Fruit Bats album.  I prefer Echolocation though.

These threads should always be made easier by making it "Top Ten Albums besides your Dark Side, White Album, Nevermind, etc".  No offense to those who chose them.

Somewhere in my top ten lies J.J. Cale - "Troubador".  I'll be the first to throw in MMJ - "At Dawn".  

sweatboard

QuoteDamn...a Fruit Bats album.  I prefer Echolocation though.

These threads should always be made easier by making it "Top Ten Albums besides your Dark Side, White Album, Nevermind, etc".  No offense to those who chose them.

Somewhere in my top ten lies J.J. Cale - "Troubador".  I'll be the first to throw in MMJ - "At Dawn".  

Yeah the good thing is that everyone usually has a couple that you've never heard that are awesome albums.  I know I have some stuff to go check out now, Fruitbats, Big Star, etc. I also want to check out VHS or Beta because of some threads.  
There's Still Time.........

lasse

I think R.E.M.'s "Automatic For The People" goes high up on this list.

But, for me, it's an impossible task to figure it out.

Maybe Microphones' "The Glow Pt. 2" should be nr. 2????

Well, never mind, my head goes insane thinking about all this............

The Boar

Television's "Marquee Moon" definitely has to have a spot on there, and maybe something by Captain Beefheart?

MMJ_fanatic

in no particular order:
A Perfect Circle: Mer de Noms
Led Zeppelin:  Physical Grafitti
Stones:  Let it bleed
Allmans:  Live at Fillmore East (I know, I know...)
Ramones:  Rocket to Russia
there's 5 I need time to sift through the data banks for the other 5--too much good stuff over the years ;)
Sittin' here with me and mine.  All wrapped up in a bottle of wine.

peanut butter puddin surprise

okay, i give:

10.  Houses of the Holy-Led Zeppelin
9.   The Who-Who's Next?
8.   Interpol-Turn on the Bright Lights
7.   Neil Young-Live Rust
6.   The Strokes-Is this It?
5.   Smashing Pumpkins-Siamese Dream
4.   MMJ-Chocolate and Ice
3.   MMJ-It Still Moves
2.   MMJ-The Tennessee Fire
1.   MMJ-At Dawn

Runnin' from somethin' that isn't there

Drunkre

No particular order (I'm really bad at subjective ratings)

REM- Fables of the Reconstruction
AC/DC- High Voltage
Fugazi- Steady Diet of Nothing
The Beatles- Revolver
The Who- Sell Out
Stevie Wonder- Songs in the Key of Life
Electric Light Orchestra- eponymous
Def Leppard- Hysteria
Neil Young- Harvest
Prince- Purple Rain
it's a voice. and it's a choice
to call you out. or stay at home

marktwain

glad to see fugazi representing.  They're putting out a series of live shows on cd, but only via the web.  First one's out: it's an early show, before Guy (BG :))

sweatboard

Quoteglad to see fugazi representing.  They're putting out a series of live shows on cd, but only via the web.  First one's out: it's an early show, before Guy (BG :))

Can you put up a link to the site where I can get these? Thanks,

Brian
There's Still Time.........

dogandponyshow

Basically an impossible take to pick only 10.....here goes:

MMJ: It Still Moves
Husker Du: Warhouse Songs and Stories
Guided by Voices: Half Smiles of the Decomposed
Richmond Fontaine: Post to Wire
Shack: HMS Fable
The Police: Reggatta de Blanc
Dodgy: Ace A's and Killer B's
Richard Ashcroft: Alone with Everybody
AC/DC: Back in Black
RObert Plant: Pictures at Eleven

Who Knows.....

D.


Jellyfish

 
 In no particular order:

 Neil Young Tonight's the Night
 Pink Floyd The Final Cut
 Jackson Browne Running on Empty
 Rickie Lee Jones Pirates
 Van Morrison Moondance
 Frank Zappa/The Mother's Fillmore East-1971
 The Allman Brothers Band live at the Fillmore
 Led Zepplin Physical Grafitti
 Neil Young Rust Never Sleeps
 Bob Dylan Blood on the Tracks

Rest assured that MMJ would take up 3 of those spots.
The fact that my hearts beating
is all the proof you need

marktwain

Here ya go, Brian:

http://www.fugaziliveseries.com/

I thought these were being release one at a time, but DANG! you can get all 20 now if you want.  Very soon my friend, you will be swimming in Fugazi

muwahahahaha!

katkillad

just to clarify...i didn't put mmj in my top ten just because it would be unfair.  Their 3 albums would definately replace some in my top 10.  It would be hard though...

Oz

10  albums:

Patti Smith - Horses
dEUS - In a bar, under the sea
My Morning Jacket - The Tennessee Fire
John Frusciante - Niandra LaDes and Usually just a t-shirt
Pixies - Surfer Rosa
Cat Power - You are free
The Beatles - The Beatles (White album)
Tom Waits - Rain dogs
John Cale - Music for a new society
R.E.M. - Automatic for the people

3 compilations:

Uncle Tupelo - Anthology 89/93
Leonard Cohen - Best of (the yellow/brown cover one)
The Smiths - Singles
I'm ready when you are

lfish

1. Neil Young - On the Beach
2. Neil Young - Harvest
3. Tom Waits - Closing Time
4. Jimmie Hendrix - Are you experienced
5. Metallica - Kill 'em all
6. Stevie Ray Vaughn - Texas Flood
7. My morning Jacket - The Tennessee Fire
8. Songs Ohia - The Lioness
9. Bonnie Prince Billy - I see a Darkness
10. Nirvana - Never Mind
lfish