Classic Albums...

[DLB]

I would like to add Depeche Mode - Violator.

whole heartedly agree mate.

would like to add Nirvana - Nevermind

and Green day - american idiot (no booing please)

 

[pw2389]

Quiet Life - Japan
The Associates' first album (can't remember the name)

I thought you'd be a bit young for this stuff

Anyhow, re The Associates, if you mean the one with "Transport to Central", "Even Dogs In The Wild", etc. then it's "The Affectionate Punch" - that don't half take me back to the 80s. Still, I think Sulk was the pinnacle - they just let rip and gave full flight to their creative genius - some really mean tunes with Billy's vocals leaping around the place over his typically opaque lyrics. Word has it they turned up at the studio one morning with fish attached to their jackets...don't make musicians like that anymore

 

[Foghat]

Ronnie Lane and Slimchance - 'Anymore for Anymore?'

Ronnie is dead - long live Ronnie.

A marvellous performer-musician-songwriter, indeed, reddington old boy.

 

[mikeitup]

Forgot these:

Thin Lizzy - Live & Dangerous

Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More From The Road

 

[SamNichols]

Miles Davis: Kind of Blue. I will probably listen to it on my death bed.

 

[gbb]

Somewhere, I have a tape my dad had yrs ago, with James Last Orchestra doing Hawkwind's Silver Machine
It has to be heard to be believed!

Chrrrrrrist...i find that hard to believe

 

[KitsuneAndy]

Metallica - Master of Puppets
Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power
Tool - [SIZE=-1]Ænima
Rage Against The Machine - Rage Against The Machine
Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral
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[ash68]

gary moore we want moore.live double albumn
blackfoot siogo
brucie born in the usa

agree as mentioned before rainbow rising by rainbow​

 

[HLaB]

U2 - Joshua Tree

Definitely

 

[Deafie]

Ian Hunter by Ian Hunter
Psychamodo by Cockney Rebel
plus lots of the above....Big fan of Rainbow Risings B side.

 

[WindyRob]

steps greatest hits vol 1

oh by the way i've had the best part of a bottle and a half of wine if that is a mitigating excuse

Windy

 

[Kirstie]

I thought you'd be a bit young for this stuff

Anyhow, re The Associates, if you mean the one with "Transport to Central", "Even Dogs In The Wild", etc. then it's "The Affectionate Punch" - that don't half take me back to the 80s. Still, I think Sulk was the pinnacle - they just let rip and gave full flight to their creative genius - some really mean tunes with Billy's vocals leaping around the place over his typically opaque lyrics. Word has it they turned up at the studio one morning with fish attached to their jackets...don't make musicians like that anymore

Unfortunately I'm no spring chicken...having said that i don't recognise half the stuff on this thread because I probably am too young for that (and don't like rock music from the 60s and 70s!!)

 

[trustysteed]

Dr Dre - 2001
DJ Sammy - Heaven

Which pretty much sums up my wide music taste!

 

[gbb]

JJ72...JJ72

Its brilliant when a new band comes along and blows you away (nothing to do with the female bassist being )

 

[Paulus]

Supertramp, Crime of the century.
Alan Parsons, Eye in the sky.