Top ten albums of all time

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

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PapaJoeBear

Nice list O. That Deus album... is that the one with Jigsaw You? I have that one. Great album.  Haven't heard anything alse of theirs though.

Peace
PapaJoeBear

PapaJoeBear

Nevermind O. I just answered my own question. The album I have is Worst Case Scenairo. It's a decent album. How does the one you have on your list stack up? Should I buy it?

PapaJoeBear

Rabid_Washcloth

Is dEUS still around?  

In a Bar, Under the Sea is an excellent album.  The first time I heard them was when they opened at a Morphine concert.  I caught the very last song of their set (Theme from Turnpike) and that convinced me to buy the album right then and there.

Side note:  the cover art for In a Bar, Under the Sea is one of my favorites.  

CC

QuoteIs dEUS still around?  

In a Bar, Under the Sea is an excellent album.  The first time I heard them was when they opened at a Morphine concert.  I caught the very last song of their set (Theme from Turnpike) and that convinced me to buy the album right then and there.

Side note:  the cover art for In a Bar, Under the Sea is one of my favorites.  

yeah they're still around. think they just recorded a new one. worst case scenario is my favourite dEUS album. they're still brilliant but that one was just uhh more than brilliant.

lfish

Yep new album recorded. Titlealbum is yet unknown, but they did already some live shows just to warm things up.

You will hear more very soon. In a bar under the sea is also an excellent album.  Check it out.
lfish

ben grimm

They're touring soon, October I think, there's four or five dates listed in the NME this week.

ben grimm

Here goes,in no particular order..............
1Emmylou Harris- Pieces of the Sky
2big Star-Radio City
3Neil Young-After the Goldrush
4John Martyn-Solid Air
5The Verve-A Northern Soul
6Jackson Browne-Late for the Sky
7Whiskeytown-Strangers Almanac
8Neil Young-Tonights the Night
9Jeff Buckley-Grace
10The Pixies-Surfer Rosa/Come on Pilgrim

ben grimm

Can we make this a top 20? 10 is just too hard! I just remembered like 50 other desert island disk essentials.

marktwain

Bengrim,

that's the second time I've run across the name John Martyn today.  I guess this is someone I should probably know.  Amazon compares him to Nick Drake, and AllMusic compares him to people I don't know.  What do you have to say about him?

Scott

Oz

Personally I like 'In a bar' even more than 'WCS'. A friend of mine recently said: "The first dEUS album you've heard is your favorite dEUS album" and it appears to be true.
I'm ready when you are

ben grimm

QuoteBengrim,

that's the second time I've run across the name John Martyn today.  I guess this is someone I should probably know.  Amazon compares him to Nick Drake, and AllMusic compares him to people I don't know.  What do you have to say about him?

Scott
A lot of people compare him to Nick Drake but I personally find Nick Drake a little posh for my taste if you know what I mean but he's still perfect for a Sunday morning. John Martyn is a little more eclectic in a jazz sense, he use a lot of effects and isn't scared to switch genres. The man himself is a legend he's scottish/irish I believe but for a while in the 70's he lost his  thick Glasgow accent and took on this keith moon style english gent voice, he's a raging alcoholic and last year had one his feet amputated and recorded his latest album('on the cobbles') from his bed!
Solid air is good place to start ( the title track is about Nick Drake, apparently they were friends)or there's a good Island 'introduction to..' compilation. Don't tell anyone as I don't want to jinx it, but friends of mine are working with his engineer Gary and he visited my studio last week, he loves our live room that much ( a disused cinema) that he wants to bring John in to do vocals and acoustic guitars! But keep it to yourself, wink wink.

dogandponyshow

Good call on Whiskeytown's Stangers Alamanac.....that is great disc.  However, I can not stand Ryan Adams anymore. Also, like the Jeff Bucklye Grace disc.

D.

ben grimm

Anybody got the new special ed. of Buckley's Grace? Think there's a making of Grace dvd and whatnot.

Coltrane

no order (and no jacket)

-Frank Black, "Teenager of the Year"
-Tom Waits, "Bone Machine"
-The Band, "Music From Big Pink"
-Pixies, "Doolittle"
-Radiohead, "OK Computer"
-Bob Dylan w/The Band, "Basement Tapes" (it counts!)
-Neil Young, "Tonight's the Night"
-Pavement, "Brighten the Corners"
-Modest Mouse, "Moon & Antartica"
-The Rolling Stones, "Exile on Main St."

wow...this shit is hard!!!!!
....as mayor of Drugachusettes, I declare this pizza to be...AWESOME!!!

TheMollusk

time to bring back this thread and get some more opinions, i like these types of threads. and yes, i will grace you with my list, although it would probably be different tomorrow...you know.
in no particular order..
1. Sparklehorse - 'Its A Wonderful Life'
2. The Flaming Lips - 'The Soft Bulletin'
3. Public Enemy - 'Fear of A Black Planet'
4. Ween - 'The Mollusk'
5. Pavement - 'Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain'
6. The Smiths - 'The Smiths'
7. Suede - 'Suede'
8. The Beatles - 'The White Album'
9. Pet Shop Boys - 'Discography'
10. Nitzer Ebb - 'Showtime 89'

TheMollusk

i forgot to mention, Kings of Leon - 'Youth and Young Manhood' is probably the best debut album by any band i've ever heard. I'm sure most of you know it, but if you havn't YOU MUST GET THIS CD

TheMollusk

oooooh, ooooooh, ooooh, i almost forgot, The Orb - "U.F.Orb"

CC

QuoteAnybody got the new special ed. of Buckley's Grace? Think there's a making of Grace dvd and whatnot.

yeah, i'm curious about that too.
think i'll just have to pick it up.


Oz

Quote-The Rolling Stones, "Exile on Main St."

YES! I just bought it, like, four days ago and already I'm hooked. I was just about to mention it when I read your list... 'Sweet Virginia' is just absolutely gorgeous and I love 'I just wanna see his face'... Aah, why didn't I hear this before?
I'm ready when you are

Zmog1974

John Martyn-London Conversation albums the one you want...classic ..Anyway heres my top 10ish...you just cannot do it, its impossible...no order

Patrick Park-Loneliness Knows My Name
Richmond Fontaine-Winnemucca/Post To Wire
Prince-Sign o the Times
Stina Nordenstam-And She Closed Her Eyes
Red House Painters-2nd album-Rollercoaster
Witness-Before The Calm
The Kinks-Muswell Hillbillies/Arthur
The Shins-Oh Inverted World/Chutes to Narrow
Rodriguez -At His Best
The Band-Greatest Hits
Menlo Park-Montauk and Lambeth e.ps
Hefner-Fidelity Wars
The Stone Roses The Stone Roses
u2 -unforgettable fire
Mazzy Star-She Hangs Brightly
The Sundays Reading Writing & Arithmetic
M Ward -Vincent

too many to go on...No MMJ coz hey we all love em.