OMG I loved the Stayin' Alive soundtrack, I have it on cassette tape :). Frank wrote several great songs, but was overshadowed by the BeeGees. Cynthia Rhodes had a great voice.
Hmmm... Radiohead - OK Computer & The Bends Extreme - Pornograffiti, Three Sides to Every Story & Saudades De Rock Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon Bon Jovi - Slippery When Wet Sorry for the long list - I couldn't pick one!
Andy and Company. Andy Williams with guests, including the Osmond Brothers before they made any of their own albums. Probably 1965/66, when I was just a toddler. Still have it. :)
Too many to count but George Michaels: Listen Without Prejudice was gorgeous. George Harrison: Cloud Nine Lucinda Williams: Car Wheels on a Gravel Road Linda Ronstadt: Best of #1 Foo Fighters: The Colour and the Shape.
There are 2 that I always go back to, in times of joy and in times of pain and stress: The Beatles, The White Album; Carole King, Tapestry. I wanna throw in U2's All That You Can't Leave Behind. Jeez, I'm not sure that's the title?
Anyhoo...today is The White Album. I am off the grid for the time being. I'll be *in* when I can. I'm jonesing bad for my word games and CDAN!
@reese...I actually love the songs of All That You Can't Leave Behind more than Joshua Tree. I chose Joshua Tree though because it was their seminal album that not only brought worldwide acclaim and awards but was the first to show off their musical maturation and a coming into their own. Boy and War (and even October) were great albums in many respects but lack the lyrical and musical maturity of Joshua Tree.
REM - Murmur Nick Drake - Pink Moon Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot Midlake - Trials of Van Occupanther De La Soul - 3 feet high and Rising Public Enemy - It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold us Back Roxy Music - Avalon
Tori Amos-Little Earthquakes and Boys for Pele, Pele is a masterpiece imo. Little Earthquakes helped change, and save in a sense, my life (sounds cliche, but oh well!).
I'm also obsessed with The Idler Wheel by Fiona Apple
I'm not talking being a brilliant musical effort, just my favorites:
Michael Jackson-Thriller Def Leppard-High n Dry Bon Jovi-Slippery When Wet Motley Crue-Girls, Girls, Girls Original Broadway Cast Album-Guys and Dolls. Digital Underground-Sex Packets
Duran Duran - their first album Echo & the Bunnymen - Ocean Rain Supertramp - Breakfast in America Leningrad Cowboys - Live in Prowinzz Sleepy Sleepers - Turakaisten Paratiisi
Ok, IDoTheRobot, you can get out of my head now, thank you very much! Add also Beastie Boys Check Your Head, Bob Marley Legend and Carole King Tapestry and I'm good...
Season's End - Marillion The Bends - Radiohead Thriller - Michael Jackson Dangerous - Michael Jackson Supernatural - Santana Live - Herbert Groenemayer Can't choose!
OMG...music is my Abilify! I can't pick one...Tom Petty, Billy Joel, The. Clash, NIN, Bowling For Soup, Sublime, Everclear, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Soundgarden, Queen, Frank Sinatra, Johnny Cash, David Allan Coe...lol, eclectic music taste. And for the record, Johnny Cash and David Allan Coe aren't country, they're COOL.
I too go through phases but I always love Dear You- Jawbreaker 4 AM Friday- Avail And so many more, lots listed above. My all time favorite love dong ever in the world is I Believe by Stevie Wonder though
I guess during some award presentation, a fan traveled a long distance to see Alanis. She allegedly ignored the person and was upset about the low turnout, or something of that sort. This blind was revealed I think on New Year's, but the comments that day were more interesting, if I recall correctly.
Tom Lehrer ... any album.
ReplyDeleteElvis Presley's Gold Records Vol.1
ReplyDeletePaul's Boutique
ReplyDeleteTop 3 furshurrrr!
DeleteAchtung Baby
ReplyDeleteOk Computer » Radiohead
ReplyDeleteGotta love Radiohead!!
DeleteSecond that!
DeletePurple Rain.....Prince
ReplyDeleteAre we going by the Grammy definition? As in one song?
ReplyDeleteI have 2:
Alex Chilton by The Replacements
And
Far From Over by Frank Stallone :)
OMG I loved the Stayin' Alive soundtrack, I have it on cassette tape :). Frank wrote several great songs, but was overshadowed by the BeeGees. Cynthia Rhodes had a great voice.
DeleteThe Monks - Bad Habits followed closely by REO Speedwagon Hi Infidelity (can you tell I was an teen in the 80's?)
ReplyDeleteDonna Summer, Bad Girls. It was the first 45 I ever owned. I think the B side was a duet with Barbra Streisand. Oh now I have to GooGle.
ReplyDeleteWas it Enough Is Enough?
DeleteEither Fleetwood Mac's Rumors or The Beatles "Blue" album.
ReplyDeleteHmmm...
ReplyDeleteRadiohead - OK Computer & The Bends
Extreme - Pornograffiti, Three Sides to Every Story & Saudades De Rock
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Bon Jovi - Slippery When Wet
Sorry for the long list - I couldn't pick one!
Rumors - Fleetwood Mac
ReplyDeleteBeatles White Album
ReplyDeleteDidn't we have this question a few months ago?
No Susan B that was favorite Album. Enty doing it Grammy style. Next it's favorite song.LOL
DeleteToo many to choose.
ReplyDeleteBut Fleetwood Mac's Rumours is up there for sure, as is all of Fiona Apple's music.
Pretty Hate Machine by NIN and Play by Moby
ReplyDeleteSublime's 40 oz to Freedom.... the self-titled Siblime is a very very close second.
ReplyDeletePet Sounds by The Beach Boys. Brian Wilson at his creative finest.
ReplyDeletePretty much anything by U2, tossup between Atomic Bomb and Joshua Tree.
ReplyDeleteIn middle school, I was obsessed with Wham and George Michael.
U2 - Joshua Tree
ReplyDeleteFleetwood Mac - Rumors
Andy and Company. Andy Williams with guests, including the Osmond Brothers before they made any of their own albums. Probably 1965/66, when I was just a toddler. Still have it. :)
ReplyDeleteFrampton comes Alive. I miss the poster I had.....
ReplyDeleteDisintegration - The Cure
ReplyDeleteFoo Fighters- The Colour and the Shape
ReplyDeleteWeezer- The Blue Album
Led Zeppelin's IV and Houses of the Holy
It's hard to pick just one!
Oooh, I LOVE the Foo Fighters!! :-D
DeletePearl Jam- Album Ten, with "Black" being my favorite song
ReplyDeleteI totally forgot about Pearl Jam - I used to rock out to their songs back in the day. "Black" is one of my fav songs from them, too.
DeleteMusic for the Masses-Depeche Mode
ReplyDeletePretty Hate Machine-NIN
1999-Prince
Friday Soundtrack-Various
Really hard to pick just one!
OK Computer
ReplyDeleteBest album ever composed
Can I get a "what what!" ;-)
DeleteYes!!!
DeleteBeatles Sargent Pepper
ReplyDeleteU2 - War
ReplyDeleteThe Cure - Disintegration
I see your U2 War and raise you a U2 Boy!
DeleteKISS Destroyer
ReplyDeleteor
G'N'R Appetite For Destruction
Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds - Live at Luther College
ReplyDeleteEvery Radiohead album
ReplyDeleteMetallica Black album
Oasis - What's the Story Morning Glory?
ReplyDeleteIt's as much a time and place thing as loving the songs as pieces of music
Warsaw/Joy Division
ReplyDeleteRumors
ReplyDeleteSlippery When Wet
Too many to count but
ReplyDeleteGeorge Michaels: Listen Without Prejudice was gorgeous.
George Harrison: Cloud Nine
Lucinda Williams: Car Wheels on a Gravel Road
Linda Ronstadt: Best of #1
Foo Fighters: The Colour and the Shape.
There are 2 that I always go back to, in times of joy and in times of pain and stress: The Beatles, The White Album; Carole King, Tapestry. I wanna throw in U2's All That You Can't Leave Behind. Jeez, I'm not sure that's the title?
ReplyDeleteAnyhoo...today is The White Album. I am off the grid for the time being. I'll be *in* when I can. I'm jonesing bad for my word games and CDAN!
@reese...I actually love the songs of All That You Can't Leave Behind more than Joshua Tree. I chose Joshua Tree though because it was their seminal album that not only brought worldwide acclaim and awards but was the first to show off their musical maturation and a coming into
Deletetheir own. Boy and War (and even October) were great albums in many respects but lack the lyrical and musical maturity of Joshua Tree.
(says the U2 superfan)
Electric Ladyland -Jimi Hendrix
ReplyDeleteAerosmith - Toys in the Attic & Rocks
ReplyDeleteHeart - Dreamboat Annie & Little Queen
Paul's Boutique with Led Zeppelin IV as the runner-up and placing 3rd is DJ Quik's Safe + Sound.
ReplyDeleteRumours
ReplyDeleteTapestry
Missed the Boat- Modest Mouse
ReplyDeleteStarry Stairs - Okkervil River
@Merlin D. Bear - A fellow Lehrer Lover here! The Vatican Rag and The Masochism Tango are two of my favorites!
ReplyDeleteJesse Owens
ReplyDeleteHootie and the blowfish cracked rear view
ReplyDeletePrince Purple Rain is high on the list, as is basically anything by Otis Redding. Sentimental vinyl- the soundtrack to Popeye.
ReplyDeleteBorn to Run
ReplyDeleteWaterboys - This is the Sea
ReplyDeleteREM - Murmur
ReplyDeleteNick Drake - Pink Moon
Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Midlake - Trials of Van Occupanther
De La Soul - 3 feet high and Rising
Public Enemy - It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold us Back
Roxy Music - Avalon
First thing that comes to mind is The Power Station and then I remember RHCP's Blood Sugar Sex Magik!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, @ChickenPick, Blood Sugar Sex Magik is another one of my favorites! I could run for miles to that entire album!
Delete@ GossipMonster...can we be best friends? The only thing I would add to that is ok computer!
ReplyDeleteOnly didn't bring up OK Computer because it had been mentioned so many times. Also love-love-love The Bends.
Delete:)
@Gossipmonster - "Fake Plastic Trees" is my fav song from that album, perhaps my fav song by Radiohead. Thom Yorke is such a talented singer.
DeleteI want to follow the rules & list 1, but I can't when it comes to music. :-P
ReplyDeleteBruce Springsteen: Born To Run (I plan to have this played at my funeral)
David Bowie: Tied between The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars & Diamond Dogs
Guns 'N Roses: Appetite For Destruction
George Carlin: Class Clown (Hey! Enty didn't say it had to be just music. Hee-hee!)
A lot of you posted many of my favorites, too.
The Stranger/Billy Joel
ReplyDeleteSongs In The Key Of Life, Stevie Wonder!
ReplyDeleteNew Edition - first album
ReplyDelete@Sherry, Car Wheels on a Gravel Road is one of my favorite songs!
ReplyDeleteOne CD that I never get tired of listening to is Cross Canadian Ragweed's Soul Gravy. I can't describe how good it makes me feel to listen to it.
White Light, White Heat, White Trash - Social Distortion
ReplyDeleteSlippery When Wet - Bon Jovi (NJ girl right hurrr)
He'd hate me for saying it, but Todd Rundgren's "I Saw the Light." Pure power pop that always makes me happy.
ReplyDeleteOkay, here's my top three using "record" the same as "album":
ReplyDeleteTeam Dresch - Personal Best
Guns N' Roses - Appetite for Destruction
Counting Crows - August and Everything After
If we're doing "record" Grammy-style:
Counting Crows - Good Time
Yaaaah Appetite for Destruction!
DeleteTori Amos-Little Earthquakes and Boys for Pele,
ReplyDeletePele is a masterpiece imo. Little Earthquakes helped change, and save in a sense, my life (sounds cliche, but oh well!).
I'm also obsessed with The Idler Wheel by Fiona Apple
Janet Jackson - Janet
ReplyDeleteWhat's the difference between record and album?
ReplyDeleteProbably Born to Run.
ReplyDeleteRumours - Fleetwood Mac
ReplyDeleteBoston - Boston
Aja - Steely Dan
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ReplyDeleteForiegner4
ReplyDeleteNevermind - Nirvana
ReplyDeleteJoshua Tree - U2
Rumours - Fleetwood Mac
Abbey road. Tapestry. Moondance.
ReplyDeleteU2. Rattle and Hum.
ReplyDeleteI'm not talking being a brilliant musical effort, just my favorites:
ReplyDeleteMichael Jackson-Thriller
Def Leppard-High n Dry
Bon Jovi-Slippery When Wet
Motley Crue-Girls, Girls, Girls
Original Broadway Cast Album-Guys and Dolls.
Digital Underground-Sex Packets
Tough call but I'm going with Purple from STP.
ReplyDeleteG 'n R, Appetite for Destruction
ReplyDeleteU2, Achtung Baby
The Beatles, Revolver & Abbey Road
The Doors, Morrison Hotel
RHCP, Stadium Arcadium
The Who, Tommy
Eagles - Greatest Hits
ReplyDeleteSantana - Supernatural
Bonnie Raitt - Luck of the Draw
Queen - everything
@merlin & just browsing -- I love you both for loving the Lehrer.
ReplyDeleteFavorite album - Hounds of Love by Kate Bush
Hotel California - Eagles
ReplyDeleteSoundtrack from "The Big Chill".
ReplyDeleteHotel California is my fave album featuring a single artist.
The "Raiders Of The Lost Ark" soundtrack.
ReplyDeleteBlonde On Blonde - Bob Dylan
Rattle & Hum - U2
Leonard Cohen - Death Of A Ladies Man
Joan Jett - The Hit List
@Jason Blue Eyes
DeleteBlonde On Blonde? I think I love you. I may drag out the old turntable tonite, find that album & Highway 61 Revisited & remember good times.
Actually, there's are a ton of artists listed from others that I still have on vinyl. Might have to pull an all-nighter. :-D
I dunno...
ReplyDeleteDuran Duran - their first album
Echo & the Bunnymen - Ocean Rain
Supertramp - Breakfast in America
Leningrad Cowboys - Live in Prowinzz
Sleepy Sleepers - Turakaisten Paratiisi
Biggie Smalls - Ready To Die
ReplyDeleteOutKast - ATliens
Massive Attack - Mezzanine
Fiona Apple - Tidal
Pink Martini - Sympatique
The Clash - London Calling
ReplyDelete@ VIP - I love Alex Chilton
@ kmidgitz - This is the Sea is WONDERFUL. A friend of mine met Mike Scott in an elevator about 5 years ago.
The Kinks, Muswell Hillbillies
ReplyDelete@Seachica - Bow your head with great respect and Genuflect! Genuflect! Genuflect! (Still makes me laugh!)
ReplyDeleteAstral Weeks-Van Morrison
ReplyDeleteRumours-Fleetwood Mac
I go through phases. My current fave is Rodrigo and Gabriela's "11:11"
ReplyDeletePugsterMom - 11:11 is sooooo good!!!!!!!
DeleteAppetite For Destruction.
ReplyDeleteor
Faith No More "Angel Dust".
FNM!! Love me some Mike Patton!!
DeleteAppetite for Destruction, Joshua Tree and 40 Oz to Freedom (Yeah, Brooke!)
ReplyDeleteOk, IDoTheRobot, you can get out of my head now, thank you very much! Add also Beastie Boys Check Your Head, Bob Marley Legend and Carole King Tapestry and I'm good...
ReplyDelete1. Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
ReplyDelete2. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
3. Fleetwood Mac - The Dance ('97 live album)
Bonnie Raitt -- Nick of Time
ReplyDeleteEagles -- Hotel California
FOB -- Folie a Deux (don't laugh)
Garth Brooks -- No Fences
This is so tough a top ten would be easier!
ReplyDeleteWhole album?
Leonard Cohen- New Skin for the Old Ceremony
Beck- Modern Guilt and
Pump up the Volume soundtrack
There are three albums I have listened too at least 500 times each.
ReplyDeletePhilip Glass: Glassworks
Weather Report: Heavy Weather
The Cramps: A Date With Elvis
Can't say which is the favourite.
Phillip Glass - ah-may-zing
Delete@RCB loooove Modest Mouse!
ReplyDelete@Mango London Calling FTW!!!
I'd have to say Disintegration Blues by Greg Macpherson
Tie:
ReplyDeletePurple Rain
The Wedding Album by Leon Russell and Mary McCreary Russell
@MojoBellaMama OMG! The Wedding Album! I thought I was the only who knew about that album. I love it!
DeleteDo you have it on vinyl? Mine is still in pristine condition even tho it was played so much.
Ok. I seriously have to walk away from this thread. I have done jackshit today except read, post & go down memory lane with all the music listed.
The kitchen calls & I will be grooving & dancing to Leon & Mary singing, "Fantasy," "Satisfy You" & a little "Lavender Blue (Dilly Dilly)".
I promise to close my blinds so I don't scare the neighbors. HA!
Thanks for always lightening up my heart while I'm here, you guys.
Adios, Muchachos & Muchachas! :-)
Monks - Bad Habits
ReplyDeleteFleetwood Mac - Rumours
Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack!
I actually like John Mayer's new album. I just pretend he doesn't exist without a guitar in his hand.
ReplyDeleteSeason's End - Marillion
ReplyDeleteThe Bends - Radiohead
Thriller - Michael Jackson
Dangerous - Michael Jackson
Supernatural - Santana
Live - Herbert Groenemayer
Can't choose!
George Michael-Faith
ReplyDeleteMoulon Rouge sound track
*Moulin Rouge
ReplyDeleteThe Joshua Tree, U2
ReplyDeleteAlejandro Escovedo - Everything and now Real Animal
ReplyDeleteI don't think I can pick just one...there's way too many out there. One I haven't seen listed yet, though:
ReplyDeleteBob Mould--Workbook
Sinatra at the Sands
ReplyDeleteExile on Main Street.
ReplyDeleteIt's not really fair to pick a compilation, but I can't narrow it down, so I say The Essential Bruce Springsteen
ReplyDelete:)
OMG...music is my Abilify! I can't pick one...Tom Petty, Billy Joel, The. Clash, NIN, Bowling For Soup, Sublime, Everclear, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Soundgarden, Queen, Frank Sinatra, Johnny Cash, David Allan Coe...lol, eclectic music taste. And for the record, Johnny Cash and David Allan Coe aren't country, they're COOL.
ReplyDeleteWomen's High Jump. Rome, 1987.
ReplyDeleteYes - Going for the One
ReplyDeleteIt's a toss up between Cream/Disraeli Gears or Dire Straits/Brothers in Arms.
ReplyDeleteI too go through phases but I always love
ReplyDeleteDear You- Jawbreaker
4 AM Friday- Avail
And so many more, lots listed above.
My all time favorite love dong ever in the world is I Believe by Stevie Wonder though
going with the record meaning album my answer would be Counting Crows - August and Everything After.
ReplyDeleteRecord meaning single song? In Your Eyes by Peter Gabriel
If record= song, then Voyage to Atlantis by the Isley Brothers.
ReplyDeleteIf record= album, then Eat at Whitey's by Everlast and When the Pawn... by Fiona Apple.
Cyndi Lauper, Girls Just Wanna Have Fun.
ReplyDeleteTears For Fears-Songs From the Big Chair
ReplyDeleteToo many to choose from but top albums on a desert island:
ReplyDeleteWhy Something Instead of Nothing-Polarbear
Nothing's Shocking-Jane's Addiction
The Unforgettable Fire-U2
Dry-PJ Harvey
Rio-Duran Duran
Downward Spiral, Nine Inch Nails.
ReplyDeleteWill narrow down to two:
ReplyDeleteAlanis Morissette-Jagged Little Pill (that blind item be damned!)
and
Jeff Buckley-Grace (Last Goodbye is my jam!)
What's the alanis morissette blind item?
ReplyDeleteI guess during some award presentation, a fan traveled a long distance to see Alanis. She allegedly ignored the person and was upset about the low turnout, or something of that sort. This blind was revealed I think on New Year's, but the comments that day were more interesting, if I recall correctly.
ReplyDeleteExile on Main Street -Rolling Stones
ReplyDeleteDianna and FNM Mike Patton has the sexiest voice ever. Hands down
ReplyDeleteBob Marley -Talkin' Blues
ReplyDeleteThe White Stripes; Metallica's Black album.
ReplyDeleteKRAFTWERK (the first one with the traffic cone on it).
ReplyDeletethe Hair soundtrack.
YMO (the first one)