Jeez,
I have that Carter USM 30 something lying around somewhere too.Must listen to it tonite whilst building my Ikea flatpacks.

 

Manic Street Preachers - Generation Terrorist - Before they sold out.

Guns n Roses - Appetite for Destruction - Better than you remember.

Massive Attack feat Mad Professor - No Protection - Nothing to say really

Faithless - Irreverence - Pure Quality


The last one doesn't really count as a rediscovery, as it hasn't been out of the multichanger in three years

 

Beastie Boys - In Sounds From Way Out
Snap - World Power
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
Metallica - Ride the Lightning
Cafe del Mar - Volume One (Jose Padilla)
Prodigy - Experience
Aerosmith - Pump

to name a few off the top of my head ... love them all ... and also love my collection of budget (we're talking £4 for 4 CDs) "Best of Rave" collections, including classics like "The Shamen, Ebeneezer Goode", "SL2, On a Ragga Tip, The Bouncer", "Activ8, Altern8", "Bizarre Inc., Playing with Knives" ...

- Jon

(music bore)

 

Agree KLF and Joan Armatrading. Quite liked her later "Square the Circle" record or was it the other way around. In any case, the only copy I had is in an ex-girlfriend's car (to be fair, i did give it to her) Must remember to get them to sign the clause "all records that I give you which I turn out to like myself will remain my property if I get bored of you"

As for Moby, I'm with Eminem on this one. Someone gave me a copy of "Play" - what a load of utter tosh. should be entitled "playing with myself" except it's not even that good. as for his next effort - words fail me

The last record that I thought was up there at "classic" status was probably Eliot Smith - Figure 8. That's a proper record. production not first class though. Beverly Knight "Get On Up" is a good party number. Can't get started though or I'll be here all day.

[Edited by ProperCharlie - 11/12/2002 11:44:37 AM]