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Alright, so I didn't leave enough choice in my Rock Music Poll...

So here you go. Discuss your pick for your favorite album.

Mine is (most likely, I have a lot of favorites)....

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Here's mine:

hehe...thats looks none more black to me

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http://s267.photobucket.com/albums/ii297/h2g230/

Oh Bob! This is so hard for me. One album, that I could listen to over and over and never get tired of? There are so many.

It absolutely would have to be a Pink Floyd album, but which one? Ok, flip a coin. And the winner is..........

Dark Side of the Moon

With Wish You Were Here and Meddle tying for second.

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Mission Exotica ~ Langhorns

I want it, actually. I have the MP3's though.

But from what I have, I guess it would be:

Inquisition Symphony ~ Apocalyptica

Cellos never were more fun! Too bad they went on a decline and they now suck.

No, this is none more black:

Currently the above, historically below.

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Too many to name. Here are 10 definitely contenders for my heart for all time:

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-Tom Waits

Let's do this by Genre.

Rap / Hip-Hop - The Beastie Boys - Pual's Boutique

Alternative Rock - Muse - Absolution

Stoner Rock - Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf

Punk Rock- Bad Religion - Generator

Folk Rock - Don Mclean - American Pie

Classic Rock - Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV

Death Metal - Nile - In Their Darkened Shrines

Rock that Frightens the Elderly - Marilyn Manson - Anti-Christ Superstar

Country - Johnny Cash - American IV: The Man Comes Around

More later.

Oh man, Kate Bush Hounds of Love is so awesome. I had that until my truck was.........taken away. Must replace that one.

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Gorilla by the Bonzo Dog Band

Any album by the Beatles

Cosmic Thing & Bouncing Off the Satellites by the B-52s.

Big Lizard In My Back Yard by the Dead Milkmen.

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This has been another random act of nonsense.

Almost inhumanly impossible to answer when you've accumulated somewhere in the
neighborhood of 3000 albums. When I truly try to narrow it down I come up with two answers.

One: My favorite album, the one I most identify with, the one when the opening notes kick in, I
get that feeling like, "Ah, yes, back home."

And that's:


The Wolfgang Press - Standing Up Straight

That said, the greatest album ever recorded can only be:


My Bloody Valentine - Loveless

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If you shop around there is a Special Edition of Hounds of Love which contains four extra songs plus two remixes.

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Megagay? Didn't he fight Godzilla?

Ditto....number 1 in my current top 10....!

(currently listening to CUmfortably Numb and Filthy/Gorgeous)

I saw them perform in Bristol with Elton John last summer. Fantastic gig. Elton was great, Scissor Sisters were even better.

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Megagay? Didn't he fight Godzilla?

WOW!.....some cats have all the luck!.............*blue with envy*

I don't know, I'd have to go with Wish You Were Here as the best Pink Floyd. Dark Side is pretty good, Time is musical intoxication... but there ain't a bad track on Wish You Were Here.

Who's Next only has one bad track... Going Mobile... And the rest more than make up for it. Won't Get Fooled Again live is one of my favorites ever. Up there with the Battle for Evermore and Time.

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Nothing "classic" or anything, and it might even sound corny, but, Evanescence's Fallen CD

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WWJD... for a Klondike bar?

Little Feat. The last Record Album.

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The albums I listen to the most, and have done for years, are these:

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Mmmmm,
Long Distance Love has got to be one of the greatest love songs ever

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Here are a few of mine:

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"Madness is the first sign of dandruff." - Dr. John "Winston O'Boogie" Lennon

"I'm a pacifist. I don't believe in imaginary violence." - Paul Rudd in Role Models

Q: How many surrealists does it take to screw in a light bulb?
A: Fish.

Oh another.

NIN - The Downward Spiral.

HOW ABOUT FAVORITE SONG???

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Tracks of My Tears - Smokey Robinson

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Well, I can't quite narrow it down to just one, but here are a few selections from my extensive collection:

Songs From the Wood - Jethro Tull

Division Bell and Obscured by Clouds - Pink Floyd

Black Brick Road - Lake of Tears

Innuendo - Queen

Morrison Hotel - The Doors

Busted Stuff - Dave Matthews Band

Not very eclectic, but i know what I like!

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Who says we have to have really original taste?



The Who - "Won't Get Fooled Again"

Led Zeppelin - "The Battle for Evermore"

Pink Floyd - "Time"

Genesis - "The Knife"

Beth Hart - "Favorite Things"

Marillion - "Go"

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Queazer has onbe of mine, but I'm into alot of music, I happen to love Chaim David's work, I'm also partial to Jazz, especially Come Shine, I quite like Robbie Williams, and well, that's just for starters

I really can't pick out one or even five

gimme a week or so, I might be able to pair it down to somewhere in the low twenties...

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Carpe aleae

Goddess, I love this album. Out of sheer numbers of the times I have listened to this, I should probably have put it on my list. However, it is easy to forget for me since it is a tribute album.

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It's terrible, but I guess songs are just interesting things to do with the air.
-Tom Waits

Ok, if I had to pick the ONE album for the famous island, I'll go for quantity of quality ...

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We can do compilation albums?! I thought I made the rules here.

In that case...

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I can't see that without thinking of this:

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Yeah but if I had to choose I'd pick the blue one

And if compilations are not allowed, I'd go with another colour ...

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Clapton on "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".... Beautiful.

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Nifty image!

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"Madness is the first sign of dandruff." - Dr. John "Winston O'Boogie" Lennon

"I'm a pacifist. I don't believe in imaginary violence." - Paul Rudd in Role Models

Q: How many surrealists does it take to screw in a light bulb?
A: Fish.

I think it's a tossup between Ben Folds Five's "The Unauthorized Biography of Reinhold Messner" or Elliott Smith's "Either/Or".

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"Reality is the illusion created by an art deficiency."

Talking of Clapton. I was listening to 461 Ocean Boulevard earlier, I forgotten what a damned good album it is.

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My favourite album has to be OK Computer (Radiohead). It's just brilliant. I quite like The Bends as well, but nothing beats OK Computer

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Robin: Gee, Batman. Belgravia's such a small country. We'd beat them in a few hours.

Batman: Yes, and then we'd have to support them for years.

This is creepy. I am listening to Karma Police right now

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Batman: Nobody wants war.

Robin: Gee, Batman. Belgravia's such a small country. We'd beat them in a few hours.

Batman: Yes, and then we'd have to support them for years.

I wouldn't say I'm a huge Radiohead fan but that and No surprises just have a certain something

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no alarms and no surprises please! love that song... and paranoid android. and there there. and karma police. and creep. and lucky. and pyramid song. and I could go on and on and on about it

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Batman: Nobody wants war.

Robin: Gee, Batman. Belgravia's such a small country. We'd beat them in a few hours.

Batman: Yes, and then we'd have to support them for years.