CrisPDuk

A few that put in at least one play a month in consistently;

Faithless - Reverence
Norah Jones - Come Away With Me
Terence Trent D'arby - Introducing the Hardline
Peter Frampton - Frampton Comes Alive
The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses, except track 4 obviously
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
Massive Attack - Protection
BB King - Live in Cannes
Dire Straits - Alchemy
Neil Young - Harvest Moon
Radiohead - Paranoid Android
Natalie Merchant - In Concert

Some cliches in there I know, but a cliche only becomes that way because it's true

For Scoobychick's benefit; With the exception of The Stone Roses, there's not a duff track on any of those albums
But as far as I can recall they are the only ones in my entire collection where that is the case



DireHadn't listened to this for years until the other week, I'd forgotten just how bloody good it was

richie001

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Metallica - And justice for all
Metallica - Black album
Iron Maiden -The number of the beast
Iron Maiden - Somewhere in time
Iron Maiden - Seventh Son
The Cult - Rain
The Cult - Ceremony
The Cult - Sonic Temple
Sisters Of Mercy - A slight case of over bombing
WASP - The headless children

f1_fan

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Praise the Lord, another Peter Gabriel fan

Good album but Melt/III is the one for me.

ScoobyWeb

Ok my contribution:

Fugees - The score
Alanis Morissette - Jagged Little Pill
The Prodigy - Fat of the land
TLC - Crazy Sexy Cool
Blur - Park life
Keane - Hopes and fears

oldsplice

I luff Peter Gabriel!

Love his voice. I recently bought I and II on CD to replace my old vinyl ones which are in the loft. Genesis weren't as good after he left. IMHO

f1_fan

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Yes his voice is rather amazing. I like the fact that he has kept his music evolving. It's not as immediately accessible as that of some artists, but like Kate Bush, if you invest the time you come to appreciate it more.

As for Genesis after he left.... Phil Collins.... don't get me started LOL!