October 13, 20187 yr Red Headed Stranger - listened to it on repeat driving from Dallas to Pittsburgh, PA to bury my Grandad (many times before that as well). It took 44 hours due to an awful blizzard. Tommy- The Who Let it Bleed- The Rolling Stones III, Houses of the Holy, Physical Graffiti- Led Zeppelin No. 2 Live Dinner - REK Live at the Filmore East - Allman Brothers Band American IV- Johnny Cash Live at Woodstock, Are You Experienced - Jimi Hendrix, THE Jimi Hendrix Experience
October 15, 20187 yr Back in blackTexas floodThe cult - loveUnforgettable fire (+1 to whoever posted it before)Willie’s greatest hits and some that will be
October 16, 20187 yr AC*DC Back in Black The Cars- Heartbeat City Van Halen- 1984 Dire Straits- Brothers in Arms INXS- Kick Beastie Boys- Licensed To Ill Depeche Mode- Violator G&R- Appetite for Destruction Nirvana- Nevermind Queensryche- Empire Eric Johnson- Ah Via Musicom
October 16, 20187 yr On 10/4/2018 at 11:05 AM, Chad Fuck said: I bought this from the bargain bin at Waterloo and it's never been far out of the rotation. Yo, Chad Fuck, I think we might be able to enjoy a beer together. I'm wit chew.
October 16, 20187 yr 11 hours ago, Steel Shank said: Yo, Chad Fuck, I think we might be able to enjoy a beer together. I'm wit chew. I keep missing all the HHs though. Beer tent at ACL during a TX game is always a good bet.
October 16, 20187 yr On 10/8/2018 at 3:44 PM, BigDHornfan said: these three were in my cd collection in 7th grade
October 16, 20187 yr Bob Marley and The Wailers Greatest Hits Gold Version The War on Drugs: A Deeper Understanding Ratatat: LP4 Arcade Fire: The Suburbs Opeth: Ghost Reveries
October 16, 20187 yr 38 minutes ago, American Swindle said: these three were in my cd collection in 7th grade well you had some fucking good taste in music in 7th grade.
October 16, 20187 yr Tool - Aenima Widespread Panic - 'Til the Medicine Takes Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magik Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti Talking Heads - Speaking in Tongues Grateful Dead - Europe 72 Steely Dan - Pretzel Logic Dave Matthews - Before these Crowded Streets Tenacious D - Self Titled
October 16, 20187 yr On 10/14/2018 at 9:44 PM, veritas aequitas said: I am not sure why but I never get tired of listening to this. One of my very favorite scenes in any movie. "You got me, Pat." I've tried to find it in a frameable poster but haven't had any luck yet.
October 17, 20187 yr excluding any greatest hits or compilation albums. my top 3 Exile on Main Street #1 Physical Graffiti #2 Sign O the Times #3 Edited October 17, 20187 yr by dcar00
October 17, 20187 yr Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon Metallica - Master of Puppets Iron Maiden - Somewhere in Time Stevie Ray Vaughan - Greatest Hits Alice in Chains - Dirt Guns n Roses - Appetite for Destruction Faith No More - Epic Queensryche - Operation: Mindcrime Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds - Live at Luther College Boston - Boston Led Zeppelin - all of them
October 17, 20187 yr On 10/5/2018 at 12:43 PM, Knoxtnhorn said: I know this is WAY out of left field but... Listened to it every night so in Jester so I could block out the noise in the hall. Never got old. Dude, that's fucking hilarious. When we were in college, if you opened the CD player and saw Enigma the first question is "Who got laid?" Here's my choice:
October 17, 20187 yr About 6 months before I got turned on to the album, a friend of mine and I heard it at a party and were making fun of the "devil worshipping music". Few months latet and I'm listening to it every night. 2 minutes ago, Bateshorn said: Dude, that's fucking hilarious. When we were in college, if you opened the CD player and saw Enigma the first question is "Who got laid?" Here's my choice:
October 17, 20187 yr Good call on Red Headed Stranger (my favorite album of all time even though I'm a 60s / 70s rocker). And whoever mentioned Zep III much obliged, my favorite Zep album. Haven't seen it yet but I'll add Pink Floyd Animals. Also The Who Quadrophenia. Edit: forgot my man Neil Young: Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere; Rust Never Sleeps; After the Gold Rush Edited October 17, 20187 yr by Monty86
October 18, 20187 yr I never skip any tracks on these albums and I never need to take a "break" from them. I especially find myself being able to listen to well-made live albums over and over. Also, some of these I associate with good/fun times in my life where the album feels like a soundtrack from my life. I also have to leave off certain albums that I, overall, like better than these because radio/commercials/media/myself have all combined to hit breaking points at one time or another. I need like a 6 month hiatus just to listen to the first track of certain five star masterpiece albums. "Black Dog," "Sympathy for the Devil," "Whole Lotta Love," "Welcome to the Jungle," "Whiskey River" can all turn into a beating if you try hard enough. U2 - Achtung Baby Springsteen - Darkness on the Edge of Town Zeppelin - III, Physical Graffiti; Soundtrack to the Song Remains the Same James McMurtry - Where'd You Hide the Body; Live in Aught Three Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers Leon Russell - Leon Russell; Leon Live Jimi Hendrix - Live at Winterland Neil Young - Harvest; Everybody Knows this is Nowhere; Rust Never Sleeps Bob Dylan - The Bootleg Series Vol. 5: Bob Dylan Live 1975, The Rolling Thunder Revue; Hard Rain Robert Earl Keen - Gringo Honeymoon Grateful Dead - Tons of shows that have been formally released, e.g., Dick's Picks Volume 18, To Terrapin: Hartford '77; Cornell 5/8/77 Ryan Adams/Whiskeytown - Jacksonville City Nights; Stranger's Almanac Willie Nelson - Teatro Heartless Bastards - Stairs and Elevators Sam Cooke - One Night Stand! Live at the Harlem Square James Brown - Live at the Apollo Antonio Carlos Jobin - Verve Jazz Masters Vol. 13 Otis Redding - Dock of the Bay; Live at the Whisky A Go Go
October 18, 20187 yr I'll play. Alphabetical by singer/band: Alice in Chains - Jar of Flies Amy Winehouse (RIP) - Back to Black Cowboy Junkies - The Trinity Session Explosions in the Sky - pretty much all of them except Take Care Genesis - Invisible Touch The Jayhawks - Rainy Day Music +LIVE+ - Mental Jewelry Lyle Lovett - Live in Texas Mono - pretty much all of them Mojave 3 - Ask Me Tomorrow -and- Excuses for Travellers Natalie Merchant - Ophelia -and- Tigerlily Pink Floyd - Meddle Robert Earl Keen - Live at the Ryman The Swell Season - The Swell Season -and- Strict Joy Steve Vai - Passion and Warfare Tracy Chapman - Collections Tesla - 5 Man Acoustical Jam The Wrens - Meadowland Some of them demand attention (e.g. Invisible Touch and Mental Jewelry), but there are also a lot of quiet albums that are great to have in the background or to fall asleep to. [Edit] Adding Barry White - Collections I know some of mine are Best Of albums, but I don't think are rules here. Edited October 18, 20187 yr by Superhero
October 18, 20187 yr AiC JoF is a great call. Awesome sitting-around-drinking record. Some of Jerry's best guitar tones. Here are two that I never regret putting on:
October 18, 20187 yr 10 hours ago, Grandioso said: I never skip any tracks on these albums and I never need to take a "break" from them. I especially find myself being able to listen to well-made live albums over and over. Also, some of these I associate with good/fun times in my life where the album feels like a soundtrack from my life. I also have to leave off certain albums that I, overall, like better than these because radio/commercials/media/myself have all combined to hit breaking points at one time or another. I need like a 6 month hiatus just to listen to the first track of certain five star masterpiece albums. "Black Dog," "Sympathy for the Devil," "Whole Lotta Love," "Welcome to the Jungle," "Whiskey River" can all turn into a beating if you try hard enough. U2 - Achtung Baby Springsteen - Darkness on the Edge of Town Zeppelin - III, Physical Graffiti; Soundtrack to the Song Remains the Same James McMurtry - Where'd You Hide the Body; Live in Aught Three Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers Leon Russell - Leon Russell; Leon Live Jimi Hendrix - Live at Winterland Neil Young - Harvest; Everybody Knows this is Nowhere; Rust Never Sleeps Bob Dylan - The Bootleg Series Vol. 5: Bob Dylan Live 1975, The Rolling Thunder Revue; Hard Rain Robert Earl Keen - Gringo Honeymoon Grateful Dead - Tons of shows that have been formally released, e.g., Dick's Picks Volume 18, To Terrapin: Hartford '77; Cornell 5/8/77 Ryan Adams/Whiskeytown - Jacksonville City Nights; Stranger's Almanac Willie Nelson - Teatro Heartless Bastards - Stairs and Elevators Sam Cooke - One Night Stand! Live at the Harlem Square James Brown - Live at the Apollo Antonio Carlos Jobin - Verve Jazz Masters Vol. 13 Otis Redding - Dock of the Bay; Live at the Whisky A Go Go You don't skip Moby Dick on Song Remains the Same?
October 18, 20187 yr This one I never tire of, but I sure do have to buy it over and over. I loan it out, or give it away, and never get it back.
October 18, 20187 yr On 10/17/2018 at 12:31 PM, Bateshorn said: Dude, that's fucking hilarious. When we were in college, if you opened the CD player and saw Enigma the first question is "Who got laid?" Here's my choice: I'm sure you saw this a couple of weeks ago but I'll post it for anyone interested. Uncle Tupelo’s ‘Anodyne’ at 25: An Oral History https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-country/uncle-tupelos-anodyne-at-25-oral-history-wilco-733327/
October 19, 20187 yr Enema of the State - Blink 182 S&M - Metallica American Idiot - Green Day Futures - Jimmy Eat World Year of the Spider - Cold
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