Can't narrow it down to just one...

Actung Baby - U2
Delicate Sound Of Thunder (Live) - Pink Floyd
Appetite For Destruction - Guns n' Roses
Led Zeppelin IV
Greatest Hits - The Who
Hysteria - Def Leppard
Best Of - James
Into The Great Wide Open - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers

 

Cowboy Junkies - Pale Sun / Crescent Moon
Eddi Reader - Mirmama
Paul Weller - Wildwood (debut solo very close 2nd)
Loreena McKennitt - The Visit
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
Heather Nova - Oyster
Sarah McLachlan - Surfacing
U2 - Joshua Tree
Dire Straights - Love Over Gold

 

OFF THE WALL

Michael Jackson

Eeeeeehhhhheeeeee - Chamone !!

 

If its just one then ; Warehouse Songs & Stories by Husker Du.

 

cajmere-techno funk

 

The Cure - Head on the Door

 

Bob Marley - Exodus
Black Crowes - Southern Fried Musical Harmourny
Guns N Roses - Use Your Illusion 1 & 2
Jamiroquai - Travelling Without Moving
Bon Jovi - Slippery When wet

 

Stone Roses
OK Computer
Pulse

My constant companions, got me through the big C, although OK Computer could have jeopadised the whole thing LOL

 

Many "almost"s on here, but I find the most complete album in my collection, surprising for my usually AOR music tastes, is Stereo MCs, Connected.

Unfortunately, having a 6-mth argument with Carphone Warehouse has really killed the title track. Flippin hold music...

 

it has got to be

Red hot chili peppers - Blood sugar sex magik

Pure Brilliance



[Edited by One_Lung - 9/23/2003 5:59:14 PM]

 

RB

Is that a Bootleg?

Cheers

 

This is so difficult!!!

well to pick the top ten in no order
1) Number of the Beast by Iron Maiden
2) Trespass by Genesis
3) Nusery Crime by Genesis
4) 2112 by Rush
5) Led Zepplin IV
6) Pyromania by Def Lepard
7) Innocence Is No Excuse by Saxon
8) Hounds of Love by Kate Bush
9) Blizzard Of Oz by Ozzy Osbourne
10) Macalla by Clannard

Bonus albumn Powerage by AC/DC

The two most influential albumns were Pyromania and Flick of the Swich by AC/DC these two got me into Metal and 20 years on i still listern to it most days.

 

OPERATION:MINDCRIME - Queensryche



Absolute stormer!!

 

Nope tis not

It does rock tho, saying that the first 3 Back Crowes albums could have made the list but after that I think they must have changed their dealer because they went a bit mental

 

Its quite interesting how many people like The Stone Roses

I've lost count of the number of times I've played that album over and over.

 

RB

In that case, are you referring to: The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion? They haven't released an album with the title you mention.

Cheers

 

Bought 'chemical brothers' greatist hits 93-03 last night. quite impressed with it.

 

There are too many top albums out there but my top 10 would be

Highway to Hell - AC/DC
Back in black - AC/DC
Rumours - Fleetwood Mac
B,S,S,M - Red hot chilli peppers
Appetite for destruction - GnR
History of Rock - Kid Rock
Permanent Vacation - Aerosmith
Dr. Feelgood - Motley crue
Menace to sobriety - OPM
Use your illusion I - GnR

Think I'll go have a listen right now!!

Jason

 

Seems that most of us on Scoobynet like hard rock/Metal!!

 

mindcrime - queensryche
somewhere in time-maiden
seventh son-maiden
any system of a down

wehay im a newbie again

 

has to be the late great 2Pac :- all eyes on me
possably Dr Dre the Chronic or an angry Ice T with a point to make, home invation or the clasic OG original gangster album

mike

[Edited by FASTER MIKE!! - 9/24/2003 10:05:53 PM]

 

Reading this post has taken 10 years off me. Many thanks.

Just wondered what the word 'bought' meant. I presume you mean CD-R's, and a bigger hard drive.

Please don't shut down WinMX, please?

 

Some less mentioned ones;

Ed Alleyne Johnson - Purple Electric Violin Concerto

Tangerine Dream - Dream Sequence

The Crystal Method - Vegas

Jean Michelle Jarre - Oxygene

 

So many to choose from!

Vertical Horizon - Everything You Want
Verve - Northern Soul
Third Eye Blind - 3EB
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Anthology (does an anthology count?)

& Loads more

 

Telboy,

Good call - you're the only other person I've ever come across who's heard of it. Very haunting music.

Regards,

tiggers.

 

Must be TEN by Pearl Jam, or maybe Nevermind by Nirvana.......

 

.............or The Real Thing by Faith no more.............

 

.....oh, and an Album i bought by DEUS, i bet no-one on here have heard of them.............almost forgot, Check Your Head by Beastie Boys!

 

ere's a few alternative faves worth trying if you aint got them:

Depeche Mode - Violator
Midnight Oil - Diesel and Dust
House of Love - one with the butterfly on the front
Goodbye Mr McKenzie - Goodbye Mr McKenzie

 

The only album I have ever bought that I can simply press play on and listen to from start to end is Craig David - Born do do it.