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Every Zeppelin studio release.
Sabbath's 1st 3 and Sabotage. Rush 2112 & Permanent Waves Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon, Animals, Wish You Were Here & The Wall King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King White Stripes - De Stijl, White Blood Cells & Elephant Jimi Hendrix - 3 studio releases Beastie Boys - Liscence to Ill Eagles - On the Border & Desperado Crosby Stills Nash & Young - So Far Steve Miller Band - GH 1974-1978 Blind Faith - Self Titled Chicago - Transit Authority ELP - Tarkus CAN - Tago Mago Tull - Thick as a Brick Yes - The Yes Album Miles Davis - A Tribute to Jack Johnson Holly Golightly - Up the Empire Yazoo - Upstairs at Eric's Lenny Kravitz - Mama Said Fleetwood Mac - Rumours & Then Play On Bob Marley - Legend Queen -News of the World, Jazz, Day at the Races, & Night at the Opera Steely Dan - Aja Boston - Self Titled De La Soul - 3 ft High Ace Frehley - Kiss Solo album Van Halen - Self Titled Dino - The Essential Dean Martin Cure - Standing on a Beach (The singles & B-sides) Metallica - Master, Kill em All & ...And Justice Ozzy - Blizzard & Diary Prince - Purple Rain ELO - GH |
Oh boy, this is rough.
Aesop Rock's Labor Days... well, just about his whole discography at this point Beck's main releases Gogol Bordello's discography El-P's Fantastic Damage Deltron 3030 Tool's discography Sublime's discography Cake's discography Powerman 5000's early rap-funk-metal up until Tonight the Stars Revolt when they switched to spacesuits and then pop-punk after that X| Godsmack's discography Disturbed's early releases X| Hieroglyphics' discography, including individual members' albums, but not so much their most recent material 2012 because I've been slackin' Buckethead's discography, give or take Led Zeppelin's discography Black Sabbath's first few with Osbourne, Ward, Iommi, and Butler Pink Floyd's discography System of a Down's discography Yeah, this is an ongoing list. And I'm good for now. |
Everything by Tool, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, Isis, Mastodon, SOAD, Primus, Black Flag, Dead Kennedys, Suicidal Tendencies, Ween, Beck, Faith No More, Helmet, Melvins, Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, Nirvana, Slayer, Anthrax, Megadeth, 80s Metallica, Pixies, Sonic Youth, The Black Keys, Body Count, Biohazard, Rage Against the Machine, Pavement, Cream, Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, The Velvet Underground circa-Lou Reed.. Probably a lot more.
Lots of others that I have a lot of, but they've released so much stuff thay I could never listen to it all probably, like Buckethead. |
Actually should add The Bends as well as the first two Oasis and Arctic Monkeys albums.
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Gosh, there's a lot, but off the top of my head:
Lydia - Illuminate Lydia - This December; It's One More and I'm Free Pedro the Lion - Control Pedro the Lion - Whole Bright Eyes - Fevers & Mirrors Bright Eyes - Letting off the Happiness Eleventh He Reaches London - Hollow Be My Name Eleventh He Reaches London - The Good Fight for Harmony The Smiths - The Queen is Dead A Perfect Circle - Mer De Noms A Perfect Circle - eMotive Tool - Aenima Greg Laswell - Three Flights from Alto Nido Get Well Soon - Vexations iwouldsetmyselfonfireforyou - Believes in Patterns Why? - Alopecia Ariel Kill Him - Alpha is Down The Late Cord - Lights from the Wheelhouse 1905 - Voice Sparklehorse - Vivadixisubmarinetransmissionplot Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse - Dark Knight of the Soul The Magic Numbers - S/t The Magic Numbers - Undecided Battle of Mice - A Day of Nights Saetia - A Retrospective Circle Takes the Square - As the Roots Undo Weezer - Pinkerton I think I'll stop there for now =/ |
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I pretty much know this album inside and out, as you say. I know every song lyric, I can play them all on guitar, and most of them on bass, and it's just my go-to album when I feel like putting on some good music. There are certainly other albums that I know really well and listen to all the time, but this tops the list. |
Here's a partial list...Some of the collections here are special to me as they contain a lot of songs that were never put on any albums, especially when it's by a band who did a lot of stand alone singles
Closer - Joy Division Raw Power - Iggy and The Stooges The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars - David Bowie Psychocandy - The Jesus and Mary Chain The Velvet Underground and Nico White Light/White Heat - Velvet Underground A Hard Day's Night - The Beatles Revolver - The Beatles Rubber Soul - The Beatles S/T (better known as The White Album) - The Beatles Past Masters Volume 2 - The Beatles The Best of The Music Machine (Now for the double disc of The Ultimate Turn On collection) This Last Night in Sodom - Soft Cell Hit by Hit - The Godfathers Fixed - Nine Inch Nails All the Best - Stiff Little Fingers A Date With Elvis - The Cramps Paint Your Wagon - Red Lorry Yellow Lorry Smashed Hits - Red Lorry Yellow Lorry Aftermath - Rolling Stones Between the Buttons - The Rolling Stones Beggars Banquet - Rolling Stones Let It Bleed - Rolling Stones Easter Everywhere - 13'th Floor Elevators Bull of the Woods - 13'th Floor Elevators Between 10'th and 11'th - The Charlatans The Ramones The Black Album - The Damned Strawberries - The Damned If You Can't Please Yourself, You Can't Please Your Soul - (Some Bizzare Compilation It'll End in Tears - This Mortal Coil Wilder - Teardrop Explodes Modern Life Is Rubbish - Blur Parklife - Blur The Great Escape - Blur Definitely Maybe - Oasis S/T - Rialto Stigma - EMF Scott and Scott 4 - Scott Walker (Love 2 and 3, though) After the Lights Go Out - The Walker Brothers S/T - Love Forever Changes - Love Head - The Monkees This Is Spinal Tap (Soundtrack) The Great Rock n Roll Swindle (Soundtrack) Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols The Small Price of a Bicycle - The Icicle Works Younger Than Yesterday - The Byrds More later... |
duga, you have exquisite taste.
Pedestrian, I feel the same way about The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me. It was such a monumental release in more ways than one, and it awes me that it resonated so strongly in my teens and continues to resonate as I move beyond teenage angst and into the world of young professionalism. I can't ****ing wait for their new stuff to come out. Excerpt from Wikipedia: Quote:
http://batzbatz.com/uploads/posts/20...ipes__2003.jpg The first album I ever replayed ad nauseum, I know it like the back of my hand. I maintain that "Ball and Biscuit" is one of the best blues/garage rock tracks ever recorded and easily the best song on the album. And how could I forget the riff from Seven Nation Army that defines a generation and epitomizes the alternative rock era of music? |
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There are dozens of albums I could say I know inside and out, but rather than list them all, I'm going to mention the first one that came to mind:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...lood-Vinyl.jpg They Might Be Giants—Flood Similar to what Duga said in the OP, in my early years of buying my own albums (junior high) I didn't own very many and thus listened to each one a lot. Flood is one of the most extreme examples. I listened to this album so many times as a 13 and 14 year old that my dad once told me that he had gone from hating it to loving it through what I can only imagine was a Chinese water torture -esque experience in repetition for him. I can sing every word of this album, and I can't help but indulge that ability every time I listen to it, which happens surprisingly often for an album that I've owned for 22 years. It's actually sort of an internally underrated album for for me. It rarely springs to mind when I think of personal favorite or most influential recordings, but it surely deserves a place in the pantheon. It has heavily influenced my own songwriting in many subtle ways and is an album that I've never lost an interest in over all these years. |
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