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7 April 2020
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…And Justice For All – Metallica
The Dark Side of the Moon – Pink Floyd
Who’s Next – The Who
Dirt – Alice in Chains
Melissa – Mercyful Fate
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8 August 2019
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sir walter raleigh said
Whos Next is one of those albums you just can’t believe how many good songs come after one another. A nonstop stream of Rock Classics. Could have been even greater.
Absolutely, that album is a delight. The opener and closer should already tell you everything you should know about it. It’s quite unique. As much as I appreciate the concepts and progression behind Tommy & Quarophenia, both also amazing, they just don’t grasp the tightness of Who’s Next for me.
And yes, it is said it could’ve been a better album, with the whole Pete Townsend “note” concept or whatever that didn’t pan out. Maybe it could’ve been the second conceptual album in a mystical trilogy of conceptual albums alongside Tommy and Quarophenia but in the end it was just a scrap of songs, but well, I’m still glad it was made for sure. One of the best hard rock albums ever made.
The Songs Is Over and Getting in Tune are two of my absolute favourite Who songs, not counting Baba O’Reilly and ooh that ending in Won’t Get Fooled Again YYYEEEEEEAAAAHHHHHHHH probably the rest of the fcking tracklist as well, now you got me talking about it I love that album so much!! And @TheQuietOne seems to agree 
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10.31pm
8 August 2019
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Of my top five, two aren’t Beatles: Pet Sounds, and Dark Side of the Moon. Sometimes I think back to my favorite music from just a few years ago, and it amazes me how much my tastes have changed. And then it amazes me how little my tastes have changed. It’s a weird thought process I go through, to say the least.
Here’s something interesting, Lefty.
A couple of months back I tried to come up with an averaging list of best albums of all time according to literally the first pages presented by Google. I typed “the best albums of all time” or something like it and whatever albums came up I would toss into a ranker to average them out (I still have it actually, maybe by request I’ll post it). Pretty standard, you know, the albums you’d imagine to pop up.
But, oddly enough, the top 5 were specifically what you just said. There were 3 Beatles albums and the other two were Pet Sounds and Dark Side of the Moon. So what I’m saying is you have oddly average tastes. Which is completely fine btw I’m not judging, I’m just saying I’m amused you said precisely that.
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28 February 2020
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Highway 61Revisited
Are You Experienced
Who’s Next
++++++ (Take a wild guess)
Van Halen (Debut)
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5.15pm
28 April 2020
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The Kinks – Are The Village Green Preservation Society
Dylan – Highway 61 Revisted
Genesis – Selling England By The Pound
Gram Parsons – GP / Grievous Angel
Iris Dement – My Life
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14 June 2016
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Danny Elfman’s Batman (1989) score
John Barry’s On Her Majesty ’s Secret Service score
John Williams’ The Empire Strikes Back score
Hans Zimmer’s Inception score
Don Davis’ The Matrix score
I have a lot more but will stay true to the top 5 theme.
1.The Beatles 2.Sgt. Pepper 3.Abbey Road 4.Magical Mystery Tour 5.Rubber Soul 6.Revolver 7.Help! 8.Let It Be
9.A Hard Day’s Night 10.Please Please Me 11.Beatles For Sale 12.With The Beatles 13.Yellow Submarine
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5.57am
26 January 2017
Offline I used to hate on Inception, but the more I’ve watched it the more I appreciate its awesomeness. Before it we didn’t hear BWWWAAAA during every move trailer but Inception uses it so well and its epic.
I wanted to rank the Steely Dan albums
Aja
Gaucho
Katy Lied
The Royal Scam
Countdown To Ecstacy
Can’t Buy A Thrill
Two Against Nature
Everything Must Go
i feel bad putting two against nature so low because its great and I love the live stuff from that tour
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-Bob Dylan, Subterranean Homesick Blues
"We could ride and surf together while our love would grow"
-Brian Wilson, Surfer Girl
5.59am
26 January 2017
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"The pump don't work cause the vandals took the handles!"
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"We could ride and surf together while our love would grow"
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7 November 2010
Offline sir walter raleigh said
I wanted to rank the Steely Dan albumsAja
Gaucho
Katy Lied
The Royal Scam
Countdown To Ecstacy
Can’t Buy A Thrill
Two Against Nature
Everything Must Go
i feel bad putting two against nature so low because its great and I love the live stuff from that tour
Here’s mine!
Aja
The Royal Scam
Gaucho
Can’t Buy A Thrill
Countdown To Ecstacy
Katy Lied
Two Against Nature
Everything Must Go
So it’s agreed that Aja is a masterpiece.
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6.33am
26 January 2017
Offline track for track I’m not sure anything can compete aside from Beatles albums Id list my favorite tracks but it would just be a jumbled up version of the album. Have you seen the ‘making of ‘ TV special @kelicopter
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1 December 2009
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You guys both forgot “Pretzel Logic” tho
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7 November 2010
Offline sir walter raleigh said
Have you seen the ‘making of ‘ TV special @kelicopter
Bits of it online, I love the breakdown of the Michael McDonald harmonies on Peg, they’re so close together it’s like vocal chords! (Not unlike great Beatles harmonies like This Boy and Because , where they’re so spot on the air seems to vibrate around them.) Also my other half is always going on about the Purdie shuffle in Home At Last!
vonbontee said
You guys both forgot “Pretzel Logic” tho
D’oh of course! That should come in around 5th on my list!
Maybe a 
is in order, woops!
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2020
1.57pm
26 January 2017
Offline The Zep thread is locked… so i’m bringing Zeppelin over here.
Zeppelin 3 has never been my favorite of theirs, however I’m beginning to get more and more into it, especially after learning that Hey Hey What Can I Do was the B-Side to Immigrant Song and their only non album release. I’m so bummed they never played it live with the original lineup, but Jimmy’s done some nice versions including one with Plant and another with The Black Crowes.
"The pump don't work cause the vandals took the handles!"
-Bob Dylan, Subterranean Homesick Blues
"We could ride and surf together while our love would grow"
-Brian Wilson, Surfer Girl
4.07pm
10 August 2011
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Electric Ladyland (Hendrix)
Axis Bold As Love (Hendrix)
Are Your Experienced (Hendrix)
The Stranger (Billy Joel)
Hot Tuna (Hot Tuna)
I could swap out the last two for
This Year’s Model and/or Trust (Elvis Costello)
Synchronicity (Police)
The Concert in Central Park (Simon and Garfunkel) [do concerts count?]
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