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14 December 2009
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Ooh, hadn’t heard about the house (or seen the thread), thanks!
Paul: Yeah well… first of all, we’re bringing out a ‘Stamp Out Detroit’ campaign.
10.23pm
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4 February 2014
Offline Annadog40 said
Von Bontee said
TRAPPED?! Oh, I thought we were going there voluntarily! You know, to live on a nice sandy beach, nice climate, no idiots driving around honking horns, etc…
Oh maybe tha’ts were the Beatle bible house is
But there we have unlimited music!
10.43pm
1 November 2013
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Mr. Kite said
Annadog40 said
Von Bontee said
TRAPPED?! Oh, I thought we were going there voluntarily! You know, to live on a nice sandy beach, nice climate, no idiots driving around honking horns, etc…
Oh maybe tha’ts were the Beatle bible house is
But there we have unlimited music!
How do you know that! for all we know it could only have Beatles music!
10.47pm
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1 November 2013
Offline I said I wanted unlimited access to all music.
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10.49pm
1 November 2013
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IveJustSeenAFaceo said
I said I wanted unlimited access to all music.
Be careful what you wish for
10.56pm
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1 November 2013
Offline Yeah but I get to choose what I’m listening to.
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29 November 2012
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1. The Beatles – The Beatles (White Album )
2. The Who – Quadrophenia
3. The Kinks – The Village Green Preservation Society
4. Blur – Blur
5. The Smiths – Meat is Murder
6. Spock’s Beard – Snow
7. Led Zeppelin – Physical Graffiti
8. XTC – Skylarking
9. Paul McCartney – RAM
10. Mansun – Kleptomania
LOTS of tough choices made to leave certain albums off (and I didn’t want to repeat any artists on my list)
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4 February 2014
Offline DrBeatle said
This is tough!
1. The Beatles – The Beatles (White Album )
2. The Who – Quadrophenia
3. The Kinks – The Village Green Preservation Society
4. Blur – Blur
5. The Smiths – Meat is Murder
6. Spock’s Beard – Snow
7. Led Zeppelin – Physical Graffiti
8. XTC – Skylarking
9. Paul McCartney – RAM
10. Mansun – Kleptomania
LOTS of tough choices made to leave certain albums off (and I didn’t want to repeat any artists on my list)
What about your eleventh album?
And I REFUSE to listen to that, Anna!
9.10pm
1 November 2013
Offline Mr. Kite said
DrBeatle said
And I REFUSE to listen to that, Anna!
One day your curiosity will over come and you will have no choice but to listen
*evil laughter*
10.05pm
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4 February 2014
Offline Annadog40 said
Mr. Kite said
DrBeatle said
And I REFUSE to listen to that, Anna!
One day your curiosity will over come and you will have no choice but to listen
*evil laughter*
Maybe, but I dont see that happening anytime soon!
3.51am
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1 November 2013
Offline Since I’ve got some time to kill on the computer while my iPod’s syncing, I’ll redo this.
TEN ALBUMS:
- Abbey Road -The Beatles
- Revolver -The Beatles
- Chaos And Creation In The Backyard –Paul McCartney
- Kid A-Radiohead
- Nevermind-Nirvana
- American Idiot-Green Day
- Led Zeppelin IV-Led Zeppelin
- In Rainbows-Radiohead
- Rubber Soul -The Beatles
- Venus And Mars -Wings
11th Album:
- Paranoid Android-OK Computer-Radiohead
- Seven Nation Army-Elephant-The White Stripes
- Horseshoes And Handgrenades-21st Century Breakdown-Green Day
- More Than A Feeling-Boston-Boston
- There There-Hail To The Thief-Radiohead
- High And Dry-The Bends-Radiohead
- Bohemian Rhapsody-A Night At The Opera-Queen
- Under The Bridge-Blood Sugar Sex Magik–Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Layla-Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs-Derek And The Dominos
- Purple Haze-Are You Experienced-The Jimi Hendrix Experience
- Scentless Apprentice-In Utero-Nirvana
- About A Girl-MTV Unplugged-Nirvana
- YYZ-Moving Pictures-Rush
- House Of Wax-Memory Almost Full –Paul McCartney
I probably forgot a different bunch this time around, so I’ll probably revise this again in two weeks.
And my iPod is done, so I’m gonna go to bed. Good Night .
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7.08am
9 January 2015
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4.marvin gaye -what’s goin on
5-rolling stones- let it bleed
6-who-who’s next
7-Beatles-sget pepper’s
8-John Lennon –Walls And Bridges
9-Paul mcCartney-Band On The Run
10-Geogre harrison-All Things Must Pass
and then on…
milke davis kind of blue, john coltrane a love supreme,rolling stones sticky fingers, smokey robinson pure smokey,paul mc cartney flasming pie, paul mc cartney Chaos And Creation In The Backyard , john lennon pob,sam dees the show must go on, radiohead ok computer, ronnie mc neir first album, labelle nightbirds….
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8 January 2015
Offline This is a really tough game. Can I just regenerate near death and choose a different set for each personality?
edit: added reasons because i like what some of you have done to explain your choices.
1. Beatles,The Blue 1967-1970 Covers most of my favourites and I’m really familiar with it.
2. Talking Heads,Fear Of Music Tough choice but immensely underrated.
3. Red Hot Chili Peppers, Blood Sugar Sex Magick Accidental classic.
4. Frank Zappa, You Are What You Is Accidental concept album that combines some of Franks best aspects.
5. The Specials, The Specials Brilliant.
6. The Pixies, Doolittle You need something to scream to.
7. Radiohead, Ok Computer You need something else to scream to.
8. XTC, English Settlement Another tough choice. However I’m going to borrow @DrBeatle’s copy of Skylarking anyway.
9. The Prodigy, The Fat Of The Land You need Diesel Power to test the system and the rest is just a bonus.
10. Robert Fripp, Exposure: Incredibly dismal, pathetic chord sequence.
11th
1. Get Up (Like A Sex Machine) James Brown: Of course
2. Give Me Every LIttle Thing The Juan Maclean: Follows logically
3. Long Distance Runaround, Yes: happy tunes!
4. Hey Ladies Beastie Boys : Get Funky
5. Fascination Street Extended Mix The Cure: need a bit of angst too.
6. ! (The Song Formerly Known As), Regurgitator: awesome
7. Ramble On, Led Zeppelin: Gollum stole my precious
8. Black And White Boy, Crowded House: Something else to scream to
9. Propellor, Severed Heads: I’m weird
10. Montana (Overnight Sensation version), Frank Zappa: I’m specifically weird.
11. Breed, Nirvana: pure grunge
12. Alsema Dub, Bill Laswell/Jah Wobble: pure dub
13. Tomorrow Never Knows RM11, Beatles: The right mix 
14. Once In A Lifetime, Talking Heads: The one song I have to have from Remain In Light
15. Chicken Dog, John Scofield: HAH I CHEATED AND ADDED ANOTHER ONE
There’s about 20 bands really mad at me now for not picking them. I had to be especially mean to a lot of jazz and classical, but I have a good memory for that stuff.
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10.51am
8 September 2014
Offline 10 albums?! Is the Apocalypse near? I can’t choose ten albums! There are so many.
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14 April 2010
Offline Today, without ranking them, they would be…
Leftoverture – Kansas
Agents of Fortune – Blue Oyster Cult
The Last Waltz – The Band
The Allman Brothers Band (Eponymous)
Texas Flood – Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble
American Beauty – Grateful Dead
Please Please Me – The Beatles
High Octane Cult – The Cult The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars – David Bowie
Eric Clapton (Eponymous)
Animals – Pink Floyd
+1
‘There’s Never Been Any Reason’ – Head East
‘Do Ya’ – Electric Light Orchestra
‘That’s Life’ – Frank Sinatra
‘Rave On’ – Buddy Holly
‘C’mon Everybody’ – Eddie Cochran
‘The Seeker’ – The Who
‘Rain ‘ – The Beatles
‘Rock and Roll’ – Led Zeppelin
‘I’m Tore Down’ – Freddie King
‘Mull Of Kintyre ‘ – Wings
‘Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp’ – George Harrison
‘Like a Hurricane’ – Neil Young & Crazy Horse
‘Tupelo Honey’ – Van Morrison
‘Light My Fire’ – The Doors
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12.30am
8 January 2015
Offline Zig, the idea is to not be driven insane by Mull Of Kintyre 
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12.31am
18 January 2014
Offline I keep thinking about this but I keep coming up with more and more albums I’d like to have in my top 10. At this rate I’d just need a digital media player (and a solar USB charger of course) with 10 micro SD cards.
1.39am
14 December 2009
Offline Yay, thread revival so I can make a new list! Again, I’m mixing box sets with single albums. And again, at least one of these only exists in my imagination.
1. Bob Dylan & the Band – The Complete Basement Tapes
2. The Beatles – Complete White Album Sessions, incl. Kinfauns demos, etc. (NOT AVAILABLE)
3. Groundhogs – Split
4. Cecil Taylor – Unit Structures
5. Mötörhead – Complete ‘classic’ lineup (Lemmy/Fast Eddie/Philthy Animal)
6. Beethoven – that every-note-he-wrote box (saw a bunch of ’em last weekend for $99!)
7. Charles Mingus – Complete Atlantic Recordings
8. The Soft Boys 1976-1981 (you guys check ’em out, if you love the Beatles you’ll like the Soft Boys ! and especially if you favour the craziness and hard/soft guitar rocking of late Beatles. Robin Hitchcock wrote songs like John and Paul (and Syd Barret tand Captain Beefheart) combined, and Kimberly Rew and himself bend strings noisily and beautifully. Great bass playing too. Check out “Underwater Moonlight” maybe, it’s considered their best, but they’ve got another three full albums worth of stuff equally great. (Their “Cold Turkey ” cover doesn’t beat the original – how could it? – but still has a great epic guitar freakout.)
9. Stevie Wonder – The Complete Tamla/Motown Recordings, 1963-1987ish
10. Jimi Hendrix, Every note he ever recorded to tape 1100-CD box set (definitely not available)
(Damn, damn, no room for the complete discographies of Miles Davis. Or Joni Mitchell. Or all those unreleased ’70s MX-80 Sound tapes I’ll probably never hear. And except for parts of the Motorhead and Stevie Wonder boxes, there’s nothing to boogie to!)
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15 February 2015
Offline Only ten, eh? Pah.
1. Every Little Thing Written by The Band We’re All Here For box set (alas, unavailable)
2. Emerald– Eric Tingstad, Spencer Brewer, Nancy Rumbel
3. Autumn– George Winston
4. December– George Winston
5. Winter Into Spring– George Winston
6. Summer– George Winston
7. Morning Walk– Metamora
8. Passage– William Ackerman
9. Portraits– Spencer Brewer
10. Everyone Is Someone– Dala Girls
Congratulations! You just got a glimpse at my non-Beatley side. It shows itself rarely enough, I’m surprised you caught it. 
But I do have one, y’know.
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1 December 2009
Offline @Beatlebug do you own the entire Windham Hill discography? 
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