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  1. 06-Oct-06, 22:07 #1
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    Default Whats your Favourite album

    When i was a kid i played 24 carat purple non stop on an old car tape player i had a 12v battery under the bed , Though iv'e mellowed & into the blues guys i still have my purple nights they really rock steve morse brings fantastic tones to classic tracks, 24 carat purple is the one i will always remember
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  2. 07-Oct-06, 11:44 #2
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    i have a few, hmmm; Through The Ashes of Empires, by Machine Head ... all of Mudvaynes albums ... 10,000 Days, by Tool ... Blue-Sky Research, by Taproot ... Rage Against The Machine, by RAGE ... Deja Entendu, by Brand New ..... Californication by RHCP ... lol those are some off the top of my head that have had and still have an impact on me.
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  3. 07-Oct-06, 12:04 #3
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    Would have to be Bat out of Hell

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    War of the Worlds

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    Tubular bells
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    Two words....



    Tubular Bells.
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    Easy peasy,

    Censored by Thurso High School!!!!!!
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    Wild wood Paul Weller.
    Never judge someone until you have walked two moons in their moccasins.

    Native American Indian saying.
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    I've been sitting trying to rack my brain on this. So many to choose from, old and new, but I’m thinking "what have I honestly listened to the most?"... and it's not cool, or hip by any stretch of the imagination, but I would have to say At The Club by Kenickie. Harmless, tongue in cheek guitar pop from the 90's, but in those days, I just loved their melodies and simple harmonies. I bought the CD in the music shop, and listened to it for months, if not years. I think I wanted to be Lauren Laverne . Ah, I had it out just the other day, for a wee reminisce…
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    Quote Originally Posted by moncur View Post
    Easy peasy,

    Censored by Thurso High School!!!!!!

    Oi! Censored was a classic!
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    Quote Originally Posted by the_big_mac View Post
    Oi! Censored was a classic!
    I ripped that to mp3 and windows media player Knew the track listings!! I was quite surprised.
    My best album could well be
    Appetite for Destruction. The first an only album I bought and loved every single track at my first listen.
    Iron Maiden Powerslave is pretty darn good too.
    AC/DC live album
    Red Hot Chilli Peppers Blood Suger Sex Magic is great.
    Hanoi Rocks two steps from the move, pure class
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    Matallica, The Black Album, although I think it's just called Metallica or maybe Green Days Warning.
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    "Hot Rats" by Frank Zappa - utterly stunning from start to finish.
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    The Wall/Animals/Dark Side/Meddle/Momentary Lapse Of Reason/Saucerful Of Secrets/etc. - Pink Floyd

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    Number Of The Beast - Iron Maiden

    or

    2112 - Rush

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    Rising - Rainbow

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    Rumours - Fleetwood Mac

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    Sabbath Bloody Sabbath - Black Sabbath

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    Houses Of The Holy - Led Zeppelin

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    Led Zep II

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    Oxygene - Jean Michelle Jarre

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    Autobahn - Kraftwerk

    or...
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    yep i went thru the graham bonnet stuff rumours is a fantastic album
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    If it had to be one album it would Sheer Heart Attack by Queen. An oldie (1974) but a goldie :-)

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    My favourite Albums have changed over the years but here are a few in chronological order.... (As I discovered them not as they were released)

    Ziggy Stardust / Hunky Dory - Bowie
    Legend - Bob Marley
    Best of the Doors - Doors
    Stone Roses - Stone Roses
    Blue Lines - Massive Attack
    Surfer Rosa / Doolittle - Pixies
    I, II, III, IV - Led Zep
    Hallelujah (EP) - Happy Mondays
    UF Orb - The Orb
    Harvest / After the Gold Rush - Neil Young
    Exile on Main St / Let it Bleed - Stones
    Best of Lightning Hopkins - Lightning Hopkins
    OK Computer - Radiohead
    Best of - Toots and the Maytals
    Screaming Target - Big Youth
    American IV and V, - Johnny Cash

    Now if I could only have one..... Dont make me choose....
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    Cant beleive im stunned by my old albums but Kansas two for the show totally blows me away guitar, fiddle, synth,awesome vocals fantastic drums blows me away, Fantastic live line up
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    Like lots of albums - but the one I always go back to for since I was a bairn is "Nilsson Schmilsson" by "Harry Nilsson." Underrated Classic
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    "Lifted...Or...The Story Is In The Soil. Keep Your Ear To The Ground" by Bright Eyes.

    Or...

    "Happiness...Is Not A Fish That You Can Catch" by Our Lady Peace.

    They're both amazing in completely different ways.
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  19. 11-Oct-06, 19:11 #19
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    Default Across between two.

    Has to be either Dark Side Of The Moon or an album by Blues Traveller called Four.

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    Quote Originally Posted by davidtashnizi View Post
    Has to be either Dark Side Of The Moon or an album by Blues Traveller called Four.

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