Down with Court of the Crimson King, but even more with Three of a Perfect Pair, and Starless and Bible Black.

John Mayall

Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton

Quote from: tekla on October 01, 2008, 06:32:47 PM
Hissing and all that comes after YES!  Court and Spark and all that folk junk, boo!  Boring. Dull.  But stuff like Dog Eat Dog,  Wild Things Run Fast. Mingus,  Don Juan's Reckless Daughter and Hejira - sign me up!

So you're the one that owns the other copy of Dog Eat Dog!  Don't like folk, huh?  I guess I won't be seing you at Strictly, Mostly, Blugrass this weekend?

So you're the one that owns the other copy of Dog Eat Dog!

Its rumored that her mom has the legendary third copy of Dog Eat Dog.  LOL.

And I didn't say 'all folk' just her folk stuff I don't like, but no, I rarely, (once every two to three years) go to a show I'm not working.

Quote from: tekla on October 01, 2008, 06:51:36 PM
Down with Court of the Crimson King, but even more with Three of a Perfect Pair, and Starless and Bible Black.

Three of a Perfect Pair is probably my favorite King Crimson album.

U2- Joshua Tree
Talking Heads- Stop Making Sense
Tracy Chapman- Tracy Chapman
Nirvana- Nevermind
Supertramp- Breakfast in America
Nine inch Nails- Pretty Hate Machine
Yesmy music taste are all over the place!
myles

The Animals Greatest hits


Nirvana - Unplugged

Fleetwood Mac- Rumors
Stevie Nickes- Edge of seventeen/anything

How could I forget?

Lola (the album) - The Kinks, 1970

Nice video at youtube.com/watch?v=IMsnqQHOwFg&feature=related

After I posted mine I realized that some of my choices may be linked to the events they remind me of. At this point its hard to seperate the music from that time of my life, strange.
I am a huge music fan have a lot of cd's mp3's
myles

'Miles Davis'- "Sketches Of Spain"

The Doors.


L.A. Woman

'Herb Albert & The Tijuana Brass' : "Whipped Cream"

Steely Dan, Can't Buy a Thrill

Nice to see Michael Hedges on the list, he was amazing. I also agree that 3 of a Perfect Pair was the best King Crimson album. Other great albums for me were various by Dylan, Beatles from Rubber Soul and Revolver on, Simon and Garfunkel, John Fahey's Blind Joe Death, anything by John Renbourn and also Pentangle, Leo Kottke's 6 & 12 String Guitar album w the armadillo on the cover, anything by Joni Mitchell, Patti Smith's Horses, Janis Joplin, Pierre Bensusan, Blind Willie Johnson, early Ry Cooder, Robert Johnson, Rev Gary Davis, Mississippi John Hurt, Mississippi Fred McDowell, early Bonnie Raitt, Miles Davis Kind of Blue and Sketches of Spain, everything by Thelonius Monk.... I must stop, but I know as soon as I hit post, I'll think of 20 more must list albums 

Z

Quote from: Rebis on October 03, 2008, 12:02:59 PM
The Doors.

L.A. Woman

Great album, although you can clearly hear the strain in Jim Morrison's voice.

Quote from: funnygrl on October 04, 2008, 12:28:34 AM
'Herb Albert & The Tijuana Brass' : "Whipped Cream"

I used to listen to this when I was a kid; it brings back fond memories of life before adolescence, when I really started to have a lot of emotional problems. I always found the cover photo intriguing, too. 

I think I left out one of my fave Talking Heads albums a little while back--Fear of Music. "Memories" and "Heaven" are particular favorites, but "Animals" never fails to make me smile, and I listen to every song on the album, time and time again.

How about movie scores? I'm awfully fond of the music for Raiders of the Lost Ark, although (uncharacteristically) I wish I had the older, less complete album. In the original release, "Desert Chase" (my favorite segment) has been edited so that it maintains its power and force. In the rerelease, the piece loses its hard-driving momentum and gets bogged down in the middle.

Sometimes less really is more.

Albums I thought were worth the money and provided many hours of pleasurable listening.

Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
Eagles - Hotel California
Who - Tommy
Moody Blues - Days of Future Past
Al Stewart - Year of the Cat (I wore out two of this one)

Beverly

Quote from: BeverlyAnn on October 04, 2008, 11:22:26 PM
Albums I thought were worth the money and provided many hours of pleasurable listening.

Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
Eagles - Hotel California
Who - Tommy
Moody Blues - Days of Future Past
Al Stewart - Year of the Cat (I wore out two of this one)

Beverly

i know the Eagles get dogged alot nowadays, but Hotel California was a really fun tape to have in the car, with a girlfirend.  : )

i generally hate chick flicks and schmaltsy love songs. but i loved Tapestry, and played it to death.

Quote from: ell on October 04, 2008, 01:54:21 PM
Steely Dan, Can't Buy a Thrill

Oh yeah! Though my favorite album of their's has to be Aja.



A few other albums-
Eric Johnson, Venus Isle
Led Zeppelin, In Through the Out Door and Physical Graffiti (Technically all of their albums should be on the list but those 2 are my favs)
U2, War
Charlie Byrd, Brazilian Byrd
Loreena McKennitt, The Book of Secrets

Magnetic Fields
- 69 love songs, at least 30 atr wonderful, only about 4 are rubbish, good hit rate.