heck they didn't get much airplay besides that one single. they released an awesome video for 'couch surfer' as well but didn't replicate their initial success and i don't remember ever seeing another video.

Ive started completely over probably 2 or 3 times.... Bad **** happens Lesson learned. My List does not reflect in anyway what I think to be greatest Albums every or anything like that. Just Music that I listen to alot and I think brings me good vibes, reflect emotion for me, or just bring back some great memories.

Korn- Self Titled
Limp Bizkit -3 Dollar Bill Y'all
Collie Buddz - Self Titled
Johnny Cash - Live at Folsom Prison
Bob Dylan - The Freewheelin
Beastie Boys - Licensed to Ill
Johnny Cash -American IV - The Man Comes Around
Adam Sandler - What the Hell Happened to Me
Sublime-Self Titled
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magik
Marylin Manson - Portrait of an American Family
Tech N9Ne -Absolute Power
David Allan Coe - Nothing Sacred
(həd) p.e. - Broke
Kottonmouth Kings - Rollin Stoned
Nirvana - Unplugged
BloodHound Gang - One Fierce Beer Coaster

*EDIT OK I add 2 more then 15 sorry... I am going to stop editing now.



If I was allowed to buy anything, it would be alot of greatest Hits I have a hard time with albums, these would be first and must, just so I could get by.
ZZ TOP
George Thorogood and the Destroyers
Tom Petty and the Heart Breakers
Jimi Hendrix
Frank Sinatra (I get so much **** for this one but I love it)
Elvis Costello

At first I thought this was kind of another best of list but looking at some of the posts on here, most of the albums have been picked by personal attachment which actually makes the lists more personal, anyway all these albums are deeply personal to me and not necessarily brilliant, but they would probably be the 15 that I would choose off the top of my head due to the emotional attachment and they have the ability to take me back to a certain time...........Looking at this list probably gives my age away:)

Kate Bush- Lionheart
Styx- The Grand Illusion
Depeche Mode- Songs of Faith and Devotion
Squeeze- Argy Bargy
Yes - Close to the Edge
King Crimson - Red
Nirvana - Nevermind
Soundgarden - Superunknown
The Cars- The Cars
Cheap Trick- Cheap Trick
The Doors- The Doors
Led Zeppelin- Led Zeppelin
Beatles- Abbey Road
The Tubes- The Completion Backward Principal
Toto- Isolation

A real mixed bag I know:laughing:

bang on...

and i just went back and read my list..it's amazing how you can change you mind some many times...

I can't believe I didn't put:

And Out Come the Wolves - Rancid
Undertow - Tool

I don't think you learned your lesson. :D

All kidding aside, I like several of the other albums on your list.

Those are my early teen year albums.... If you didn't come from that time you ed probably hate it. But those are classics for me.

Out of every CD I have ever owned I can tell you what day and year I got those. I got those Christmas Day 1998, I was 14 and my mom gave me so much **** because it had explicit lyrics warning on the front.

Now with that said... That is the only Limp Bizkit Album I like.... And Korns first 3 are the other 3 I can listen to.

I'm surprised You gave me **** for those and not Kottonmouth Kings or Adam Sandler since it isnt a full music Album.

I remember getting both those albums.... They made a big impression on me, not enough to be my 15 first replaced but Tool took a good while to grow on me, its album art disturbed me big time though, I owned the barcode verison for a year then I bought the new cover in a pawn shop a while later.
Rancid.... Damn, I think just hearing about it, I am going to have to go find my old copy somewhere, I haven't heard it in years, now just having you remind me about it makes me miss it.

that's why I love reading through some of these. Some bands bring you back and you have to run out and grab the CD..some are new suggestions. Either way it's a great resource.

Unknown Soldier...

Depeche Mode- Songs of Faith and Devotion
Soundgarden - Superunknown
The Cars- The Cars



applaud.....nice.

You're assuming I'm familiar enough with Kottonmouth Kings to give you shit, but I'm not. I have no idea what they sound like. As for Adam Sandler, I have nothing against him, and didn't even think about it not being music.

i did the limp bizkit/korn thing when i was in like the 6th grade...and yeah back then i thought it was badass, but i couldn't bring myself to put those as essentials now. i haven't listened to either band for i'd say a good 10 years...maybe more.