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| myoungish |
Posted - 20/11/2005 : 09:50:26
I'm curious about Love fans' other favorite "pop" records from the same period (jazz, etc. is a whole nutha list). My top three are usually:
Electric Ladyland- Jimi
Pet Sounds- Beach Boys
White Album- Beatles
(Kinda predictable, but I gotta say I've gravitated toward those more than any others.)
Michael Young |
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| ALLANAGAIN |
Posted - 24/11/2005 : 19:43:53
You were right Astro..it,s from the opening track "Sky Saw", what a great album, never sounds old...i really like the sound images Eno creates...i love another lyriC cfrom that album.."PREHAPS MY BRAINS ARE OLD AND SRAMBLED"...nuf said..LOL |
| stefaan |
Posted - 24/11/2005 : 10:11:53
quote:
Originally posted by Merlyn Merlot
Eric Burdon and The Animal
You mean Eric Burdon & Allan "Money? It's Mine!" Price? 
Greetz,
Stefaan
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| Merlyn Merlot |
Posted - 24/11/2005 : 00:50:35
Vol 2
Spirit First 4 Records
Elephant Mountain The Youngbloods
Electirc Music For The Mind and Body Country Joe and His Fish
Children of The Future The Steve Miller Blues Band
Fresh Cream Cream
Strange Days and The Soft parade Doors
WOW Moby Grape
Sweetwater Self Titled
Steppenwolf First 4 Records
Winds of Change Eric Burdon and The Animal
Let It Bleed The Rollin Stones
Be-Well-Being
Mb Pka Cosmo Topper |
| Merlyn Merlot |
Posted - 24/11/2005 : 00:05:16
Sunshine Superman Donovan
Younger Then Yesterday Byrds
Dear My Fantasy Traffic
If I could Only Remember My Name David Crosby
Electric Ladyland and Axis Bold As Love Jimi
Anthem of The Sun Grateful Dead
Highway 61 Revisited Dylan
Blonde on Blonde
Daydream Lovin' Spoonful
Rides Again James Gang
Something Anything Todd Rundgren
A Wizard A True Star
Stand and Fresh Sly and The Family Stone
Joni Mitchell Blue
Buffalo Springfield Again and Last Time Around
Every Beatle Album
Crown of Creation Jefferson Airplane
Surf's Up Beach Boys
We're Only In It For The Money The Mother's
Sketches of Spain Miles Davis |
| astrolobe33 |
Posted - 23/11/2005 : 18:12:20
quote:
Originally posted by ALLANAGAIN
ANOTHER GREENWORLD.....Brian Eno
I think it was that album that has one of my favorite lyrics ever, in the song Sky Saw:
..."All the clouds turn to words/all the words float in sequence/no one knows what they mean/everyone just ignores them"...
...f--ing Brilliant!!
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| ALLANAGAIN |
Posted - 23/11/2005 : 14:37:05
Same here 3 albums wasn,t enough....
ANOTHER GREENWORLD.....Brian Eno
GREEN......Steve Hillage
POTATOE LAND + SPIRIT OF 76...Spirit
5.000 spirits o,t.l.oft.o. Incredible string band
TRAFFIC....Shoot out at the fantasy factory
BONGO FURY....Zappa, BEEFHEART..MOTHERS
OVERNITE SENSATION.......Frank Zappa +ROXY + ELSWHERE
MAN...Welsh connection
Theese are a few that keep coming round again
.....Allan |
| stefaan |
Posted - 23/11/2005 : 08:05:16
quote:
Originally posted by myoungish
Uggh, can't stop:
Me neighter
Randy Newman: Good Old Boys
Poco: A Good Feeling To Know
Duane & Greg Allman
Freedom: Freedom
The Band: Music From Big Pink; Rock Of Ages
Syd Barrett: Octopus; Opel; Madcap Laughs
Blue Oyster Cult: Agents Of Fortune
Rory Gallagher: Blueprint ( Daughter Of The Everglades: aaaaarh!)
Greetz,
Stefaan
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| myoungish |
Posted - 23/11/2005 : 07:28:20
Uggh, can't stop:
Richard P. Havens 1983- Richie Havens...This is a massively underrated record from '69 by the great black folkie. Trippy, apocalyptic (Orwellian premonitions), part Leonard Cohen and part Lennon. I think it's still unavailable on cd. Tragic.
Velvet Underground: and Nico/ self-titled/Loaded
Nick Drake: Bryter Layter/Pink Moon
Funkadelic: (pretty much all their stuff
Neil Young: After the Gold Rush
Michael Young |
| astrolobe33 |
Posted - 23/11/2005 : 04:56:47
Here's a big list of my all-timers:
Hendrix-Are you../Axis/Ladyland
Floyd-Piper/Saucer/Ummagumma/Meddle
Stones-Satanic Majesties'/Let it Bleed
Doors-1st/Strange Days
Cream-Disraeli Gears
Blue Cheer-Vincebus Eruptum/Outsideinside
Velvet Underground-& Nico/White Light-White Heat/3rd
Moody Blues-In Search../On the Threshold..
Dylan-Bringing it all back home/Highway 61/Blonde on Blonde/New Morning
Beatles-White Album/Let it Be
Dead-Anthem/Working Man/Live-Dead/Skull&Roses
Stooges-1st/Funhouse/Raw Power
Funkadelic-1st/Maggot Brain
Buffalo Springfield-Again
Neil Young-1st/Everbody knows../Stars&Bars
Mothers-Freak out/Absolutely Free
Black Sabbath-1st/Paranoid/Master of Reality
King Crimson-The Court../Larks' Tongues../RED
JTull-This Was/Benefit/Living in the Past
Beefheart-Safe as Milk/Trout Mask/Decals
Elevators-1st/Easter Everywhere/Bull of the Woods
Chocolate Watchband-Inner Mystique
Blues Magoos-Basic
Great Society-Conspicuous../That's How it is
Airplane-Pillow/Baxter's
Byrds-Tambourine Man/Notorious..
These are ones that always come back around right on time on a regular basis at least every few years. |
| MikeP |
Posted - 23/11/2005 : 01:38:33
The best by a nose:
Spirit 'Future Games' - the last great psychedelic record by a West Coast band.
The rest:
Neil Young 'Everybody Knows..''Time Fades Away''Tonight's The Night''Zuma'
Van Morrison ' Veedon Fleece''It's Too Late To Stop Now'
Bob Dylan 'Blonde on Blonde''Blood On The Tracks'
Roy Harper 'Stormcock'
John Martyn 'Bless The Weather'
Ry Cooder 'Paradise And Lunch'
Steve Miller Band 'Recall The Beginning'
Kevin Ayers 'Whatevershebringswesing'
Jefferson Starship 'Blows Against The Empire'
Velvet Underground '1969'
Joni Mitchell 'Blue'
Quicksilver Messenger Service 'Happy Trails'
Caravan 'In The Land Of Grey And Pink'
Paul Horn 'Inside'
Ash Ra Tempel 1st.
Pink Floyd 'Ummagumma''Obscured By Clouds'
Jimi Hendrix 'Electric Ladyland'
Robert Wyatt 'Rock Bottom'
Fairport Convention 'Liege And Lief'
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| Allan |
Posted - 22/11/2005 : 14:52:35
Fairport Convention-Liege and Lief
Fotheringay-Fotheringay
Butterfield Blues Band-East West
Electric Flag-A Long Time Comin'
Family-Music in a Doll's House
Roxy Music-S/T, For Your Pleasure, Stranded
Spirit-S/T, The Family that Plays Together
Rory Gallagher-S/T, Deuce
Great Society-2 record set
Manassas-Manassas
The Move-Looking On, Message from the Country, Shazam
Nazz-S/T
Terry Reid-Bang Bang You're Terry Reid
The Stooges-S/T
United States of America-S/T
Velvet Underground-S/T, Live at Max's Kansas City
Yardbirds-the Jeff Beck era
methinks that's more than enough
Allan |
| myoungish |
Posted - 22/11/2005 : 09:05:08
Nice lists! Must admit I haven't heard any of Mr. Blues Singers choices. I'll try to check 'em out. Stefaan, dig your taste..(the shiver-inducing Nick Drake, the mighty Joni, the mythical, mystical Astral Weeks..)
Michael Young |
| stefaan |
Posted - 22/11/2005 : 06:31:27
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Released Feb 28th 2006 according to Amazon.
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Thanks Mike!!
Another Day, Another Mood:
Kevin Ayers: Bananamour
Brian Wilson: Smile
Beach Boys: Pet Sounds Sessions Box Set
The Byrds: Sweetheart Of The Rodeo
Flying Burrito Bros: Guilded Palace Of Sin
Cosmic Rough Riders: Enjoy The Melodic Sunshine
It's A Beautiful Day
MC5: Kick Out The Jams
Nick Drake: Almost Everything He Made In His (Too) Short Stay On This Planet
Gordon Lightfoot: Sundown
We'll see what tomorrow brings
Greetz,
Stefaan
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| myoungish |
Posted - 22/11/2005 : 03:23:57
Can't resist a few more:
Easter Everywhere -13th Floor Elevators
The Cry of Love -Jimi Hendrix
Village Green Preservation Society -Kinks
There's a Riot Goin' On -Sly Stone
Michael Young |
| mikeb |
Posted - 22/11/2005 : 01:24:34
quote:
Originally posted by stefaan
Gram Parsons: Grievous Angel ( Does anyone know if the "Fallen Angel"
DVD is already available?)
Stefaan
Released Feb 28th 2006 according to Amazon. |
