Must have albums

[darkpenguin]

Aqua - Aquarium! *Runs and hides*

 

[darkpenguin]

INXS - Kick, awsome album!

 

[MysticSang'ha]

INXS - Kick, awsome album!

YES!!!!



"A Night at the Opera" by Queen

"The Immaculate Collection" by Madonna

"GHV2" by Madonna

"Nothing's Shocking" and "Ritual De Lo Habitual" by Jane's Addiction (Nothing's Shocking was better)

"Violent Femmes" by the Violent Femmes

"Vivid" and "Time's Up" by Living Colour (This band ROCKS!)




Peace,
Mystic

 

[cardero]

YES!!!!



"A Night at the Opera" by Queen

"The Immaculate Collection" by Madonna

"GHV2" by Madonna

"Nothing's Shocking" and "Ritual De Lo Habitual" by Jane's Addiction (Nothing's Shocking was better)

"Violent Femmes" by the Violent Femmes

"Vivid" and "Time's Up" by Living Colour (This band ROCKS!)




Peace,
Mystic

Four out of six, now its frubal time.

 

[MysticSang'ha]

Four out of six, now its frubal time.

Got something against the "Material Girl"? LOL



Peace,
Mystic

 

[cardero]

Got something against the "Material Girl"? LOL



Peace,
Mystic

The only Madonna album I own is "You Can Dance" which I wouldn't really consider a "must own album". By the way I looked back through these pages of this thread and I realized I owe you a lot more frubals. In fact everyone has some great albums in this thread.

 

[MysticSang'ha]

The only Madonna album I own is "You Can Dance" which I wouldn't really consider a "must own album". By the way I looked back through these pages of this thread and I realized I owe you a lot more frubals. In fact everyone has some great albums in this thread.

I wouldn't consider that a "must own album" either, Cardero.



Other than her greatest hits releases, "Like a Prayer" was probably her most ambitious work that was well crafted. I really didn't care all that much for her "Ray of Light" days.



THE concert to see her would have to be her Down Under concert DVD. We don't have it at the moment, but I occasionally remember that I need to get it. However, that's going a bit off topic.



Peace,
Mystic

 

[Dr. Nosophoros]

Pink Floyd -The wall

WHAM!- The best of wham

Menudo- groove with me tonight

(alright, the last two were a joke)

 

[RevOxley_501]

Don't worry about being an Elitist, Rev. I'm a total music elitist and am damn proud of it

As for Linkin Park, I'm on the same page as you. The singer's a hottie, but reeeeaalllly not a fan of the music.

im normally not that way, until it comes to the always unoriginal CRAP that gets played on MTV all the time. I can almost promise you that if it gets in the top 100 count down it PROBABLY doesnt have much ORIGINAL content.

Even the Hardcore HxC scene is becoming generic and over rated. this is why i thank God every day for Zao---the absolute most wonderful band in the world

i know i push them alot...but how can you not love this: www.myspace.com\zao

 

[MysticSang'ha]

im normally not that way, until it comes to the always unoriginal CRAP that gets played on MTV all the time. I can almost promise you that if it gets in the top 100 count down it PROBABLY doesnt have much ORIGINAL content.

Funny, popular contemporary music has been getting that kind of rep for..............oh.......... a gazillion years now.



It's always been somewhat trendy to snub at pop music in general, but consider pop music is where legends like Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, and the Beatles shined. I can understand that bands like Metallica were edgier before they "sold out" (some say), but utilizing mass appeal for exposure to some of bands' lesser known work can be just fine, too.



BTW, I listened to your link. Not bad IMO (although it's the first time I'd heard it, so maybe I need to listen to it more?)



Ever hear of Nile?


http://www.nile-catacombs.net/



From all that I've heard from "Death Metal", "Black Metal", or that really really really really fast and loud metal (however you call it), I think this band ranks up there in the originality department.



Peace,
Mystic

 

[RevOxley_501]

yea i know nile...not incredibly familier with them, but have heard of them

 

[xexon]

The soundtrack for "The Last Temptation of Christ", by Peter Gabriel. It really made the movie.

You'll need a good sound system.


x

 

[michel]

I am a music freak, I 'm afraid; I have most of Mike Oldfield's recordings, Joan Baez (believe it or not, but I listed 200 tracks of hers), but I love classical, Ex-Cathedra, and am now collecting African music 9to try and feel at home).

I would say though that Mike Oldfield's Hergest Ridge, Ommadawn, Crises (and, of course Tubular bells) are my favourites.

 

[xexon]

Ah. Mike Oldfield and Tubular bells.

I saw The Exorcist at the drive-in. BIG screen. At the time, it was the most shocking movie to ever come along. Perfect soundtrack for it. Very distinct and memorable.


x

 

[Shadow Wolf]

Michael Jackson "Thriller" (everyone NEEDS a copy of this album)

I'll pass on that one.

AC/DC - Back in Black
Metallica - Ride The Lightning
Megadeth - Countdown to Extinction
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Led Zepplin - IV

I'll think of more later.

 

[darkpenguin]

Daphne and Celeste - We didn't say that! LOL