Badlittlekitten

The Velvet Underground is the classic VU album, not the one they did with Nico.

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clutnuckle

You can prefer it, but it is in no way a 'classic'. It's a collection of good show-tunes, sure, but TVU&N actually pushed boundaries, had interesting musicianship, etc., etc. it has 'classic' status written all over it, if not for the music therein, then for the influence it left behind. There's nothing 'classic' about their self-titled, even though I do really like it.

Badlittlekitten

Na it's definitely a classic! Although I agree the Nico album was more important. Maybe i shoulda said best album.

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clutnuckle

Well if you meant best, you should have said White Light/White Heat.

Seltzer

So cheesy!

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sidewinder

LOL I always just assumed that was a Robert Palmer (solo) song. This is why people hate the 80s.

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I like every Discharge album. Yes, even Grave New World

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The Fascinating Turnip

(Get Off Your) High Horse Lady is actually a good song.

gunnels

Ok, I've been meaning to pick up a De Facto album for a while now, but now I HAVE to check them out.

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Screen13

I'll agree only on Arcadia, which I may be in the serious minority here by liking So Red the Rose more than any Duran album...yes, even the first two. The sounds of a band trying to reach for the heights like Early 80's Japan, but falling far short although still sounding good at trying to get a more interesting sound then usual, and coming off more as an expensive folly with the videos and possibly the guest list, but I still love it's existence - "Goodbye is Forever" and "Election Day" are great singles.

I may also be in a small group of people who even thinks Medazzaland is a very under-rated Duran album.