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What are your favourite album titles?
I'm not necessarily asking if you like the album or not, but which album titles do you like?
One of mine is Jack Johnson's 'In Between Dreams'. I also like Ellie Goulding's 'Lights', it's simplistic and ethereal. |
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Good Charlotte - The Young and the Hopeless.
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I quite like 'Ray of Light' by Madonna. I couldn't point to what makes me like it though.
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Rihanna - Rated r
Pink - I'm not dead Mariah Carey - Musicbox, The Emancipation of mimi, Memoirs of an imperfect angel Christina Aguilera - Stripped Robyn - Body talk Paloma Faith - Do you want the truth or something beautiful Florence - Lungs, Ceremonials |
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Chasing Lights - The Saturdays
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Kirsty MacColl's Electric Landlady
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Stevie Nicks - Rock a Little
Janis Joplin - I Got Dem Ol' Kozmic Blues Again Mama Shivaree - I Oughtta Give You a Shot in the Head for Making Me Live in This Dump Bic Runga - Beautiful Collision Flunk - For Sleepyheads Only Kylie Minogue - Impossible Princess Lamb - Between Darkness and Wonder Hooverphonic - New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular Joy Zipper - The Heartlight Set Joni Mitchell - Court & Spark Jackson Browne - Late for the Sky Fleetwood Mac - Tango in the Night |
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Another one I like is The Corrs 'Talk On Corners' no idea why, I just like it.
Also 'Flavours of Entanglement' by Alanis Morissette, if you know about quantum physics that title will make sense. |
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This Film's Crap Let's Slash the Seats by David Holmes
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Pet Shop Boys and their one word album titles is the winner for me ...
Please Disco Actually Introspective Behaviour Discography Very Relentless Alternative Bilingual Nightlife Release PopArt Fundamental Concrete Yes Pandemonium Format |
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Now That's What I Call Quite Good - The Housemartins
Solid Bronze - The Beautiful South |
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Guns N Roses - Appetite For Destruction is probably the greatest album ever made. Still sounds fresh to this day.
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Kate Bush- Hounds Of Love, The Sensual World, The Dreaming, Aerial
David Bowie- Aladdin Sane Katy Perry- Teenage Dream Madonna- Like A Virgin The Smiths- Strangeways here we come Florence and the Machine- Lungs |
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Limp Bizkit – 'Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water'
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2Pac's Me Against The World and All Eyez On Me were perfect album titles for that time they came out.
Oasis - Definitely, Maybe Jay-Z's Reasonable Doubt Nas' - It Was Written Rolling Stones - Exile On Main Street Public Enemy - It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back Styles P - A Gangster & A Gentleman Saigon - The Greatest Story Never Told Hendrix - Are You Experienced ? David Bowie - The Man Who Sold The World Big L - Lifestylez Of The Poor & Dangerous Stevie Wonder - Songs In The Key Of Life Michael Jackson - Thriller Theophilus London - Times Are Weird These Days Marvin Gaye - Whats Going On Ghostface Killah's Bulletproof Wallets just sounds great.. like an old Blaxploitation flick. always liked Dylans 'Blood On The Tracks' album title. |
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Kate Bush - Hounds Of Love (tough and sweet and melancholically stylised) Never For Ever (i love the fairytale vibes it paints with the title....ironically the music is like a fairytale)
Madonna - Like A Prayer (there isnt a more EPIC and dramatic title in Pop...also my fave album so adds to it), Confessions On A Dance Floor (a says-it-on-the-tin title, very bold) Ray Of Light (very much triggers in my mind that idea of something cleansing) and MDNA (simply because it sounds like the blockbuster it is...and its her name and a triple entendre) Britney - Blackout (i love the idea of it being her media blackout as a theme...while i dislike the album cover...the title is very poignant) Marvin gaye - Whats goin on (you can tell by the title it is about a man on a journey of discovery, a question we all ask ourselves really) grace jones - Bulletproof Heart (reminds me of The Terminator films) Inside Story, Hurricane (a literal hurricane!) Fleedwood Mac - Rumours (again this is one of my all time fave albums but the title again is a says-it-on-the-tin what the songs are about....very deep) Sly & The Family Stone - Stand! (...i am!) Theres a Riot goin On (...hell yeah there is brother!) The Doors - Strange Days (every day is a strange day for me...i love it...macabre!)Waiting For The SUn (love the title and the sense of impending doom) Janet Jackson - Rhythm Nation (yes we are!) Janet. (simples!) gorillaz - Demon Days (again that doom and gloomy atmosphere) Plastic Beach (conversely....i want a holiday there!) Prince - Sign O The Times (very much says-it-on-the-tin...a recurring theme here, very much a bold testament) |
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Alison Krauss - 'Lonely Runs Both Ways'.
Great title, great album. |
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Liars - They were wrong so we drowned
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I really liked
Loud On Your Radar Overcome Euphoria Pink Friday |
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I always thought the E.N.D by the Black Eyed Peas was clever, then they sort of ruined it with "The Beginning"
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I love Kate Bush's album titles. The Kick Inside, Lionheart, Never for ever, The dreaming, Hounds of love, The Sensual world, The Red shoes, Aerial, Director's Cut and 50 words for snow
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Kate Bush - Hounds Of Love (tough and sweet and melancholically stylised) Never For Ever (i love the fairytale vibes it paints with the title....ironically the music is like a fairytale)
Madonna - Like A Prayer (there isnt a more EPIC and dramatic title in Pop...also my fave album so adds to it), Confessions On A Dance Floor (a says-it-on-the-tin title, very bold) Ray Of Light (very much triggers in my mind that idea of something cleansing) and MDNA (simply because it sounds like the blockbuster it is...and its her name and a triple entendre) Britney - Blackout (i love the idea of it being her media blackout as a theme...while i dislike the album cover...the title is very poignant) Marvin gaye - Whats goin on (you can tell by the title it is about a man on a journey of discovery, a question we all ask ourselves really) grace jones - Bulletproof Heart (reminds me of The Terminator films) Inside Story, Hurricane (a literal hurricane!) Fleedwood Mac - Rumours (again this is one of my all time fave albums but the title again is a says-it-on-the-tin what the songs are about....very deep) Sly & The Family Stone - Stand! (...i am!) Theres a Riot goin On (...hell yeah there is brother!) The Doors - Strange Days (every day is a strange day for me...i love it...macabre!)Waiting For The SUn (love the title and the sense of impending doom) Janet Jackson - Rhythm Nation (yes we are!) Janet. (simples!) gorillaz - Demon Days (again that doom and gloomy atmosphere) Plastic Beach (conversely....i want a holiday there!) Prince - Sign O The Times (very much says-it-on-the-tin...a recurring theme here, very much a bold testament) |
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Half Man Half Biscuit - Back in the DHSS
Half Man Half Biscuit - Trouble Over Bridgewater Mogwai - Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will Explsions in the Sky - The Earth Is Not A Cold Dead Place ...are just some of my favourites! |
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