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4 Feb 2006, 12:38

4 Feb 2006, 13:02

Iv'e changed my mind, I'm going for Otway's Greatest Hits :D

4 Feb 2006, 13:05

I've changed my mind too.Now it's this

4 Feb 2006, 13:08

"Digital Mike Binoche" wrote:

Mary Chains'

Who is Mary Chain ?

Daisy Chain's sister?

All I know is, rhymes with Chasey Lain.

Bloodhound Gang.

:shrug:

4 Feb 2006, 13:13

It's either Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures or The The - Soul Mining.

4 Feb 2006, 13:27

4 Feb 2006, 13:32

4 Feb 2006, 14:04

Cheaters! The subject is the greatest album (singular) of all time.

:nono:

4 Feb 2006, 14:32

TECHNIQUE

4 Feb 2006, 14:43

Shug wrote: TECHNIQUE

Snap!:) (although Brotherhood is soooo growing on me!)

4 Feb 2006, 15:07

Unknown Pleasures, Closer, Substance 1987, those Smashing Pumpkins. just one album of course-StoneRoses is a contender for song but not album.

4 Feb 2006, 15:36

gerry jamieson wrote: Anything by the stooges

4 Feb 2006, 17:17

S'gotta be 'OK Computer' for me.. It's a lovely happy party album to mix in with Lionel Ritchie.

4 Feb 2006, 18:28

Aries wrote:

that is one of the greatest covers of all time... but does the music hold up to the same standard??

4 Feb 2006, 18:42

Almost forgot!

4 Feb 2006, 19:05

4 Feb 2006, 19:06

5 Feb 2006, 02:55

twist wrote:

fuck me, love and rockets?

5 Feb 2006, 03:00

Val Doonican - Val Doonican rocks, but gently

5 Feb 2006, 06:39

Hannet, I love that De La Sol lp. Was any of thier follow ups any good?

5 Feb 2006, 06:44

twist wrote: Hannet, I love that De La Sol lp. Was any of thier follow ups any good?

very different. de la soul is dead is not bad, but the rest sounds more like mainstream rap. they lost the whole 'daisy' thing after 3 fet high and rising.

5 Feb 2006, 10:45

Yeah the psychedelic-lite and jazz rap air steadily got scrapped. Q-tip is still a talented guy, but Me, Myself, and I was more or less the group's peak.

5 Feb 2006, 11:14

I'm sitting here looking at Stakes is High (1996) still in wrapped in the cellophane just like the day I brought it home and placed it on the shelf with my other cds. When or where and why I purchased it I do not recall. I am afraid that I will be disappointed, such is the curse of many lps I purchase although I purchase few. 3 Feet High and Rising brings back many memories of my college days. One of the few lps that my roommates never bitched about me being on a New Order, Ministry, Butthole Surfers, Sonic Youth and Front 242 diet to drop a few names. Iv'e been so turned off by the diraction hip-hop took in the mainstream.

5 Feb 2006, 11:16

This lp is certified rockin' bastard!

6 Feb 2006, 04:06

Nice selection by Hannett of the Apes. All of those would be on my top list.

If it's one album, probably Technique.

6 Feb 2006, 05:39

Uncle Liam wrote:

Johnny wrote:

Walk In Fire indeed

Certainly one of the best. As is Last Broadcast. Have to go with Nick though, Stone Roses for me.