Made-Up Albums that Changed the World (electronic, funk, house, metal)

**Janszoon** · 12-07-2008, 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by MSPaintClock

Oh I can't be that bad, I mean I'm talking to you on an internet forum. I didn't really sell out either, it's just the price of being really really really good.

Oh come on. They used one of your songs in a tampon commercial. If that's not selling out, what is?

MSPaintClock · 12-07-2008, 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by right-track

Ha! You're only here cos you heard we were going mainstream!

Has it ever been my career choice to follow what's mainstream? I just do what I feel is right is all.

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Originally Posted by Janszoon

Oh come on. They used one of your songs in a tampon commercial. If that's not selling out, what is?

I thought it was a worthy cause to contribute a song, please understand.

FaSho · 12-07-2008, 04:08 PM

You put on a great live show I'll give you that, sadly this is the only picture I got:

MSPaintClock · 12-07-2008, 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by FaSho

You put on a great live show I'll give you that, sadly this is the only picture I got:

That's Fat Joe.

This is me.

I pity those in poverty.

FaSho · 12-07-2008, 04:11 PM

I see you lost some weight.

MSPaintClock · 12-07-2008, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by FaSho

I see you lost some weight.

I do what I can in my busy schedule.

**Janszoon** · 12-07-2008, 04:16 PM

I've always been amazed that you're able to fret with fingers like that.

MSPaintClock · 12-07-2008, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Janszoon

I've always been amazed that you're able to fret with fingers like that.

I usually have pretty thin necked guitars.

spark10036 · 12-07-2008, 04:32 PM

Cambridge, England 1986. Syd Barrett decides to abandon his quite life and make a return to the underground music scene. He returns to London, where he gives acoustic performances at various small venues, especially around Notting Hill, now going by his birth name, Roger. His performances are nowhere near his sound with Floyd, and he prefers playing covers of pop songs he enjoyed during that time, but still he performed a few songs from PATGOD.
Few months later he is approached by producer Norman Smith, who offers him a chance to record a come-back. Recordings begin in January 1987, and Barrett is teamed up with gifted musicians, in "a few of the most magical moments in music history", as described by David Gilmour who co-wrote two of the songs, and co-produced the album. The album,simply named "Roger Keith Barrett" was released in early September, and was met enthusiastically by critics, but did very poorly in the charts, reaching #147 in the US and #73 in the UK. Syd didn't give any concerts or interviews to promote it, and by early 1988 he was back living in Cambridge, where he died in the summer of 2006.

Roger Keith Barrett

Track listing

1. Whatever happened to the kids on Forthlin Road? (Barrett) (4:27)
2. Tierra del Fuego (Barrett) (2:31)
3. All those years (Barrett, Gilmour) (5:06)
4. Bob Dylan Blues (Barrett) (3:22)
5. We All Stand Together (McCartney) (4:32)
6. Regent Street Revisited (instrumental) (Barrett, Gilmour, Lloyd-Langton) (11:00)
7. Artificial Lover (Barrett) (4:53)
8. The Day Before You Came (Ulvaeus, Andersson) (7:10)

Personnel

Syd Barrett – lead vocals, guitar, ukelele, mandolin, banjo, piano, cover design
Huw Lloyd-Langton - lead guitar
Paul Samwell-Smith - bass, backing vocals
Bev Bevan - drums, backing vocals
David Gilmour - backing vocals, harmonica
John Helliwell - saxophone

Roygbiv · 12-08-2008, 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by boo boo

After recovering from his near death experience of a drug overdose, Jimi Hendrix joins Emerson, Lake & Palmer to produce their first prog epic.

HELP

Are You Exerpienced... Enough to Fight the Manticore? (1971)

Hendrix - Vocals, Guitar
Emerson - Keyboards
Lake - Bass, Vocals, Guitar
Palmer - Drums

Side A

1. Hey baby, hop on my armadillo tank and let's fight the man...ticore, YEAH: Part 1. (21: 33)

Side B

2. Hey baby, hop on my armadillo tank and let's fight the man...ticore, YEAH: Part 2. (23:48)

I love this album, that guitar/moog duel 14 minutes in is the sh*t.

Pretty f'in fantastic.

12-07-2008, 04:32 PM	#69 (permalink)
spark10036 locomotive power Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: too drunk to remember Posts: 518	Cambridge, England 1986. Syd Barrett decides to abandon his quite life and make a return to the underground music scene. He returns to London, where he gives acoustic performances at various small venues, especially around Notting Hill, now going by his birth name, Roger. His performances are nowhere near his sound with Floyd, and he prefers playing covers of pop songs he enjoyed during that time, but still he performed a few songs from PATGOD. Few months later he is approached by producer Norman Smith, who offers him a chance to record a come-back. Recordings begin in January 1987, and Barrett is teamed up with gifted musicians, in "a few of the most magical moments in music history", as described by David Gilmour who co-wrote two of the songs, and co-produced the album. The album,simply named "Roger Keith Barrett" was released in early September, and was met enthusiastically by critics, but did very poorly in the charts, reaching #147 in the US and #73 in the UK. Syd didn't give any concerts or interviews to promote it, and by early 1988 he was back living in Cambridge, where he died in the summer of 2006. *Roger Keith Barrett* Track listing 1. Whatever happened to the kids on Forthlin Road? (Barrett) (4:27) 2. Tierra del Fuego (Barrett) (2:31) 3. All those years (Barrett, Gilmour) (5:06) 4. Bob Dylan Blues (Barrett) (3:22) 5. We All Stand Together (McCartney) (4:32) 6. Regent Street Revisited (instrumental) (Barrett, Gilmour, Lloyd-Langton) (11:00) 7. Artificial Lover (Barrett) (4:53) 8. The Day Before You Came (Ulvaeus, Andersson) (7:10) Personnel Syd Barrett – lead vocals, guitar, ukelele, mandolin, banjo, piano, cover design Huw Lloyd-Langton - lead guitar Paul Samwell-Smith - bass, backing vocals Bev Bevan - drums, backing vocals David Gilmour - backing vocals, harmonica John Helliwell - saxophone __________________ ...siempre es possible

12-07-2008, 04:16 PM	#67 (permalink)
Janszoon Mate, Spawn & Die Join Date: May 2007 Location: The Rapping Community Posts: 24,593	I've always been amazed that you're able to fret with fingers like that.