Best Album you have ever bought?
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20 September 2003, 10:07 PM
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Turtle Soup - I concur
mind you I always refuse to name the best album when you have the likes of RHCP, Nirvana, Queen, Pearl Jam, Oasis, Creed, Prince etc around
I enjoy any music that has been created with a depth of talent that makes me look like I own a caravan and pit bull
mind you I always refuse to name the best album when you have the likes of RHCP, Nirvana, Queen, Pearl Jam, Oasis, Creed, Prince etc around
I enjoy any music that has been created with a depth of talent that makes me look like I own a caravan and pit bull
20 September 2003, 11:20 PM
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OOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWW this is gonna be a hard one to answer!!!
The last few days I've decided to take the dozens of CDs out of my car and put them back in their boxes in my collection...then when I couldn't find the covers I decided on a weekend campaign to sort 'em all out, and catalogue them. DAMN!!!
This has to be the worst thing I've ever done! I have 600+ CDs ranging from the Walter Trout Band to Pantera to Simply Red (don't beat me about it, I don't deserve it, it was a momentary lapse of reason
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Best album...can I say "Ten" by Pearl Jam and then change my mind another 400 times?
Helluva hard question - but a good one !
The last few days I've decided to take the dozens of CDs out of my car and put them back in their boxes in my collection...then when I couldn't find the covers I decided on a weekend campaign to sort 'em all out, and catalogue them. DAMN!!!
This has to be the worst thing I've ever done! I have 600+ CDs ranging from the Walter Trout Band to Pantera to Simply Red (don't beat me about it, I don't deserve it, it was a momentary lapse of reason
)Best album...can I say "Ten" by Pearl Jam and then change my mind another 400 times?
Helluva hard question - but a good one !
21 September 2003, 08:19 AM
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thought I was the only Dunnery fan
Got all his post 'It Bites' albums (and a few It Bites ones too), seen him live loads of times too
But that one album is one of them that is so easy to listen too, and the production is superb too
Got all his post 'It Bites' albums (and a few It Bites ones too), seen him live loads of times too
But that one album is one of them that is so easy to listen too, and the production is superb too
21 September 2003, 09:25 AM
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I don't think i've really got a favorite, i get so much off e-mule that i'm listening to something different all the time.
agree with sti-frenchie, ten by pearl jam rocks.
but saying that, the new album by tim burgess (charletons) is **** hot. got it in the car at the mo.
agree with sti-frenchie, ten by pearl jam rocks.
but saying that, the new album by tim burgess (charletons) is **** hot. got it in the car at the mo.
21 September 2003, 09:28 AM
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Mmm tricky one but I'd have to say
Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral.
Some of the most imaginative, thought provoking, music ever.
Awesome live as well.
AllanB
Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral.
Some of the most imaginative, thought provoking, music ever.
Awesome live as well.
AllanB
