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An album you couldnt live without
whats your album you couldnt live without, im not talking about an ablum you put on when sad or happy, i mean the album that means alot to you when you listen to it, an album that puts everythign into perspective, one youll still get out in 30 years and listen and realise it hasnt aged abit and still means the same to you.
Mine: Damien rice - O |
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Probably the self titled first album from Suzanne Vega.
It's a fabulous album, without a single bad (or even mediocre) track on it. |
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Mew - And the Glass Handed Kites.
I try to take 55 minutes out of every day to listen to this album. The whole thing is a breathtaking journey through dream worlds and the fabric of the human spirit, focussing on the importance of love and holding onto what you've got. And if that doesn't float your boat, then it's still 55 minutes of blissfully enjoyable high-energy dreamy rock music. The musicianship is incredible and the production is equally good. I sometimes find it hard to believe this album was created by humans. If there is an afterlife, this is what Heaven sounds like. Did I mention that I like it? ![]() (Edit: I've just noticed that it has an average customer rating of five (out of five) on Amazon.co.uk. I'd give it six if I could. )
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its a toss up between two - I just can't decide!
It's either Keane - Hopes & Fears or John Legend - Get Lifted |
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Fear Factory's Demanufacture.
I seriously have no idea how I ever lived without it. |
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"Long Gone Before Daylight" by The Cardigans.
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Either Born to Run - Bruce Springsteen or
Jagged Little Pill - Alanis Morissette |
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Californication by The Red Hot Chili Peppers
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"Long Gone Before Daylight" by The Cardigans.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Crichton Kicks
whats your album you couldnt live without, im not talking about an ablum you put on when sad or happy, i mean the album that means alot to you when you listen to it, an album that puts everythign into perspective, one youll still get out in 30 years and listen and realise it hasnt aged abit and still means the same to you.
Mine: Damien rice - O
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in no order...
Velvet Underground and Nico - Velvet Underground Rubber Soul - The Beatles White Album - The Beatles Led Zeppelin 1 & 2 - Led Zeppelin 5 Classics I couldn't live without! |
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In no order:
Milk and Kisses - Cocteau Twins Ultra - Depeche Mode Shepherd Moons - Enya Little Earthquakes/From The Choirgirl Hotel/Scarlet's Walk - Tori Amos The Division Bell - Pink Floyd |
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The Stone Roses,By the Stone roses
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Madonna - Like A Prayer
Bjork - Homogenic Erykah Badu - Mama's Gun Everything But The Girl - Temperamental McAlmont and Butler - Bring It On Lucy Pearl - Lucy Pearl Pet Shop Boys - Very |
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David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
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Who's Next - The Who
Machine Head - Deep Purple Is There Anybody Out There - Pink Floyd Amused To Death - Roger Waters Parallel Lines - Blondie |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by welwynrose
David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
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stereophonics - word gets around.
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Somewhere In England
i wont say i could not live without it , but some of the songs on this album by george harrison are just fab for me the track, life itself stands out, a lot of home truths there
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in no particular order:
The Beatles: Revolver Marvin Gaye: What's going on Nirvana: Nevermind Beach Boys: Pet Sounds and/or Smile Pixies: Doolittle Stevie Wonder: Songs in the key of life |
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Originally Posted by Astro1974
in no particular order:
The Beatles: Revolver Marvin Gaye: What's going on Nirvana: Nevermind Beach Boys: Pet Sounds and/or Smile Pixies: Doolittle Stevie Wonder: Songs in the key of life |
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Evanescence - Fallen
Placebo - Once More With Feeling Metallica - Metallica Pink - I'm Not Dead The Used - The Used Goo Goo Dolls - Dizzy Up The Girl Aerosmith - Big Ones |
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Anything by Leonard Cohen
"Ommadawn" by Mike Oldfield "Desire" by Bob Dylan "Garden in the City" by Melanie "Blue" by Joni Mitchell "Lost in Space" by Aimee Mann |
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Quote:
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Anything by Leonard Cohen
"Ommadawn" by Mike Oldfield "Desire" by Bob Dylan "Garden in the City" by Melanie "Blue" by Joni Mitchell "Lost in Space" by Aimee Mann Interesting choice for the Dylan album... It might sound like a cliché but I'd go for 'Blonde on Blonde'. As for Leonard Cohen, I have a thing for the contemporary "I'm your man" |
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Quote:
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Yep... Joni Mitchell would also be in the list
Interesting choice for the Dylan album... It might sound like a cliché but I'd go for 'Blonde on Blonde'. As for Leonard Cohen, I have a thing for the contemporary "I'm your man" I'll be honest - I'm not an authority on Bob Dylan and that's the only album I know in it's entirety - but I love it. The words of Black Diamond Bay and the way it scans just blow me away .And the very first note of "Sara" never fails to make my heart leap
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i wont say i could not live without it , but some of the songs on this album by george harrison are just fab