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I doubt I could narrow it down to under 30 albums.
Agreed, but this nicks it for me. Co-written by one of our own.
And the story behind it -
Band wanted to make a double album and sell it for the price of a single album. Record company said said No, commercial suicide. So band said “can we make a single album and gives away a free 12” single/EP with it ?” Record company agreed. Band put 8 tracks on the ‘free’ EP (and added another unlisted on the cover and switched the rpm from 45 to 33 at the last minute.
Commercial suicide bit them onntheir next release - Sandinista, a triple album for the price of a double….!
This has been done and I’d agree with the above on Oasis’s Morning Glory but…..as I said before my favourite is a proper weird selection It’s KLF - Chill Out For many personal reasons
Sub genre - best Compilation Album(s)???? STREET SOUNDS for me. Bloody loved em
Cherish and enjoy life.... this ain't no dress rehearsal
Had every single sticker in that one, gutted to have lost it
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7 years previous I debuted with the 1974 World Cup Panini Album
Still to this day I wonder about East Germany’s Helmut Stein. Have you seen anyone more Scottish in your life? If this blatant sweaty double agent could infiltrate the DDR National Fußball squad undetected then the Cold War wasn’t all it was cracked up to be.
Too many to choose from but as a teenager Elton was my favourite artist so I will go for Captain Fantastic. Second choice would be a Steely Dan album but which one?
7 years previous I debuted with the 1974 World Cup Panini Album
Still to this day I wonder about East Germany’s Helmut Stein. Have you seen anyone more Scottish in your life? If this blatant sweaty double agent could infiltrate the DDR National Fußball squad undetected then the Cold War wasn’t all it was cracked up to be.
For some that sticker was a rare one
But for me I recall the opposite As a young un in ‘74 I had loads of Helmut Stein’s It’s why my Mum boil washed the sheets
Happier times and all that
Cherish and enjoy life.... this ain't no dress rehearsal
New Gold dream 81 82 83 84 , Simple minds . Mostly recorded in Shepards Bush. Lots of Stones albums contenders but a wonderful time in my life so gets the nod.
New Gold dream 81 82 83 84 , Simple minds . Mostly recorded in Shepards Bush. Lots of Stones albums contenders but a wonderful time in my life so gets the nod.
New Gold Dream is an amazing album ... It was a crossover point for the band from avant-garde to commercial and the end result kind'a ticks both boxes.
I don’t think the perfect album exists… one where every single track is pure gold. There’s always a couple of tracks I tend to skip.
If I had a gun to my head the closest I could get would be:
Massive Attack - Blue Lines Congos - Heart of the Congos Nirvana - unplugged in New York The best of Bill Withers - Lovely day Innocence - Belief Soul II Soul - Club Classics vol. 1 Notorious B.I.G - Ready to Die
The best album, for me, is the eclectic mess I put together myself for the car… but even then, after a period of time, there’s one you skip through.
The Pogues: Rum, Sodomy & The Lash The Fratellis: Costello Music Shania Twain: Come On Over KLF: The White Room Various Artists: Tighten Up Vol. 2 Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Derek & The Dominos: Layla Ani DiFranco: Little Plastic Castles Sex Pistols: Great Rock 'N Roll Swindle Fleetwood Mac: Rumours The Wombats: A Guide To Love Loss & Desperation Red Hot Chili Peppers: Californication The Eagles: Their Greatest Hits Volumes 1 & 2 Half Man Half Biscuit: Back In The DHSS Leonard Cohen: Songs Of Love And Hate Blink 182: Enema Of The State Bob Dylan: Greatest Hits Vol. 1 The Pink Fairies: Never Never Land System Of A Down: Toxicity Wu Tang Clan: W Eminem: Curtain Call White Stripes: Elephant Tenacious D: Tenacious D Meatloaf: Bat Out Of Hell Scissor Sisters: Scissor Sisters Queen: Sheer Heart Attack Aimee Mann: Magnolia Mylene Farmer: Anamorphosée Cyndi Lauper: She's So Unusual The Who: Who's Next Janis Joplin: Pearl Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds: Murder Ballads Rolling Stones: Get Your Ya-Ya's Out David Bowie: Diamond Dogs Half Man Half Biscuit: No-One Cares About Your Creative Hub So Get Your Fückin' Hedge Cut Lady Gaga: The Fame These are definitively the best albums... today... IMO
As already mentioned too many favorites to pick just one. But if I were to choose an album that I have listened to the most (wore out the vinyl, had to buy CD version) over the years, it has to be Breezin' by George Benson. Yes, I'm a soppy git.
As already mentioned too many favorites to pick just one. But if I were to choose an album that I have listened to the most (wore out the vinyl, had to buy CD version) over the years, it has to be Breezin' by George Benson. Yes, I'm a soppy git.
Really, really difficult, but based on the 'played more than any other album' rule it has to be ....
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