Beatles, it would be the White Album Dylan, Blood on the Tracks Stones, Sticky Fingers Dead, Wake of the Flood Pink Floyd, Atom Heart Mother Funkadelic, One Nation Under A Groove Talking Heads, Remain in Light Bob Marley, Rastaman Vibration Jefferson Airplane, Volunteers Kinks, School Boys in Disgrace Police, Ghost in the Machine Springsteen, Darkness on the Edge of town
Led Zeppelin, first album Allman Bros, Idlewild south Bowie, Hunky Dory Todd, Todd Neil Young, After the Gold Rush Hot Tuna, first album Madonna, first album Lennon, Plastic Ono Band Prince, Purple Rain Paul, Ram J Geils Band, Bloodshot Marshall Tucker, Where we all Belong
The Beatles: White Album Dylan: Time Out Of Mind Stones: Exile Dead: American Beauty Pink Floyd: The Wall Talking Heads: Naked Bob Marley: Natty Dread Police: Ghost in the Machine Springsteen: Born In The U.S.A.
U2: The Joshua Tree Radiohead: In Rainbows Coldplay: A Rush Of Blood.... Miles: Kind Of Blue Zeppelin: III Doors: LA Woman Jackson: Off The Wall Sigur Ros: ( ) Clapton: Unplugged Madonna: Ray Of Light Peter Gabriel: Passion Paul Simon: Graceland Sting: Ten Sumner's Tales The White Stripes: Elephant
Beatles - White Album Bowie - Low Eno - Another Green World Pink Floyd - Meddle Radiohead - Kid A Beck - Sea Change Wilco - A Ghost is Born Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet King Crimson - Red XTC - English Settlement Nick Drake - Fives Leaves Left PJ Harvey - Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea Bill Evans - Everybody Digs Bill Evans
Louis Armstrong--"Plays King Oliver" Beatles--"Revolver" Count Basie--"Chairman of the Board" Jorge Ben--"Africa/Brazil" Johnny Cash--"The Fabulous Johnny Cash" Clash--"London lling" John Coltrane--"Crescent" Elvis Costello--"Imperial Bedroom" Miles Davis--"Round About Midnight" Duke Ellington--"At Newport 1956" Art Farmer--"Modern Art" Stan Getz--"Plays" (w/ Jimmy Raney) Great Jazz Trio--"Direct From LA" Oliver Jones--"Cookin' At The Sweet Basil" The Kinks--"One For The Road" Thelonious Monk--"Genius of Modern Music, Vol.1" Marisa Monte--"Tribalistas" Gerry Mulligan--"What is There To Say?" Nirvana--"Bleach" Flip Phillips--"Flip Wails" Cat Power--"The Greatest" Elvis Presley--"From Elvis in Memphis" Prince--"Sign 'O The Times" The Ramones--"The Ramones" Rolling Stones--"Let It Bleed" Velvet Underground--"Loaded" White Stripes--"Icky Thump" X--"More Fun In The New World"
Beatles: Abbey Road Stones: Exile Chris Rea: Road to Hell Joan Armatrading: Track Record Eagles: Hell Freezes Over Pink Floyd: The Wall Neil Young: Tonights the Night Genesis: Trick of the Tail Steeley Dan: Aja Elton John: Madman Across the Water Who: Quadraphenia Michael Franks: Art of Tea David Bowie: Ziggy Stardust..... Mott The Hoople: All the Young Dudes Alan Pasons: I Robot Supertramp: Crime of the Century Counting Crows: August and Everthing.... Beach Boys: Pet Sounds Ricki Lee Jones: self titled Roger Waters: Amused to Death George Harrison: Concert for Bangladesh Frank Zappa: Sheik Yorbouti (sp?) Lyle Lovett: Joshua Love Ruth Lenny Kravitz: Are You Gonna Go my Way Dire Straits: Love Over Gold Jackson Browne: Pretender Aersosmith: Get Your Wings Sarah McClachlan: Surfacing Alison Krauss: Forget About It
Can -- Mother Sky Sting -- All This Time (live one) Jah Wobble -- Passage To Hades Frank Zappa -- The Best Band You Never Heard In Your Life Vlatko Stafanowsky -- Tretja Majka Freddy Studder -- Seven Songs Legendary Pink Dots -- Plutonium Blonde Daniel Binelli -- Tango Garry Burton/Astor Piazzolla Reunion
Masters of Reality; Sunrise on the Suffer Bus Concrete Blonde; Bloodletting Crowded House; Woodface The Tragically Hip; Fully Completely Max Webster; Blockheads Big Sugar; Heated Headstones; Smile and Wave Lenny Kravitz; Mama Said Joe Satriani; The Extremist U2; Zooropa T-Rex; The Slider INXS; Welcome to Wherever You Are Tom Petty; Full Moon Fever ZZ Top; Deguelo John Mellancamp; Whenever We Wanted The Fixx; Walkabout 54-40; Smiling Buddha Cabaret Bootsauce; The Brown Album Robert Cray; I was warned Melissa Etheridge; Brave and Crazy Tom Waits; Bone Machine
Pink Floyd : Meddle Dire Straits : 1st LP ZZ Top : Tres Hombres Queen : 1st LP Beatles : Rubber Soul Bob Dylan : Greatest Hits Vol. II Steve Miller : Fly Like an Eagle Robin Trower : Bridge of Sighs Harry Chapin : Heads and Tales David Bowie : Space Oddity CSN+Y : déjà vu Flash and the Pan : 1st LP Lightnin Hopkins : Best of Muddy Waters : Folk Singer BB King : Live from Cook County Elvis Costello : My Aim is True Willie Nelson : Stardust Rolling Stones : Exile on Main Street Blue Oyster Cult : Agents of Fortune Genesis : Selling England by the Pound Jimmi Hendrix : Electric Ladyland Cowboy Junkies : Trinity Sessions Moody Blues : Days of Future Passed Alan Parsons : Tales of Mystery and Imagination Heart : Dream Boat Annie Black Sabbath : Master of Reality Doors : 1st LP John Lee Hooker : Serve You Right to Suffer Son House : The Father of the Delta Blues Jefferson Airplane : Surrealistic Pillow ....and on and on and on
Man, this thread is dating us!!! I'd like to see a histogram of audiophile age (OK - why collect the data... bell curve centered somewhere near 50 years, skewed distribution with a 10-year standard deviation to the left and a 20-year SD to the right.) Right???
By the way, I agree with the OP on the best Dead album: Wake of the Flood (followed by maybe American Beauty and Live Dead - concerts are much better than albums).
Beatles - White Album Stones - Let It Bleed Dylan - Blonde On Blonde Grateful Dead - Workingman's Dead Steel Dan - Katy Lied XTC - Oranges And Lemons Neil Young - Live Rust REM - Document Jackson Browne - For Everyman Bruce Springsteen - The Wild, The Innocent And the E Street Shuffle Joni Mitchell - The Hissing Of Summer Lawns Jethro Tull - The Minstrel In The Gallery Phish - Billy Breathes Radiohead - Kid A Ok, time to stop.
Willie Nelson-"Stardust" Santana-"Abraxas" Beatles-"Revolver" Stones-"Let It Bleed" Hendrix-"Electric Ladyland" Pink Floyd-"Wish You Were Here" Bob Dylan-"Highway 61 Revisited" Neil Young-"On The Beach" Savoy Brown-"Street Corner Talking" Widespread Panic-"Earth To America" Gov't Mule-"High And Mighty" Leon Russell-"Carney" Traffic-"Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys" Jethro Tull-"Thick As A Brick" Hell,I could go on for days!!!!
Beatles-White Album Stones-Exile on MS Kinks-Muswell Hillbillies Who-Tommy Dylan-JWH Tull-Benefit PF-Meddle Hawkwind-Space Ritual Lindisfarne-Fog on the Tyne Zep-3 McCartney-Ram Harrison-All Things Must Pass Procol Harum-Grand Hotel Hendrix-Axis Yes-Album Byrds-Fifth Dimension Genesis-Selling England
Dire Straits-Making Movies Eagles-The Long Run Linda Ronstadt-Simple Dreams Steely Dan-Katy Lied Elton John-Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Billy Joel-The Stranger Jackson Browne-Late for the Sky Beatles-Rubber Soul Elvis Costello-My Aim is True Fleetwood Mac-Rumours
Dire Straits-Communique' Moody Blues-Every good boy Pink Floyd-Delicate Sound of Thunder Peter Gabriel- Plays Live Bruce Cockburn-World of Wonders David and David-Boomtown Roger Waters-radio KAOS Led Zepplin-IV Bob Dylan-Blood on the Tracks Neil Young-Freedom how much time do I have??? Patrica Barber-Cafe' Blue Kinks-Misfits Icehouse-Primative Man Jackson Brown-The Pretender The Pretenders-Learning to Crawl Crawler-S/T etc....
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