For the avante-garde minded, here's a "classic:" John Zorn - Naked City and here's a more, shall we say, mild one: John Zorn - Bar Kokhba and then for that Space-Jazz sound, Sun Ra - The Heliocentric Worlds of Sun Ra Vol. 1

Quote: Originally Posted by soundboy While CDs released in the "mini-LP sleeve" format isn't really new (all of the Hong Kong major music companies have done this, as well as the Japanese music companies) I was just about to say I bought these three Yamazaki Maso EPs (Space...

Old, but I'll still love it, even once it gets replaced by a new 999es. Beogram 4500 CD Player

Quote: Originally Posted by Jasper994 Find a copy of the Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs Original Master Recording Gold Disc version, you'll uderstand what all the fuss is about. Ah god! I've got a very well kept Mobile Fidelity Gold Disk of DSotM ( my dad's ) but alas! no record...

Quote: Originally Posted by jpr703 I'm getting reved up thinking about the upcoming White Stripes album. I'll second that!

Three in a loop of sorts.... Sunlit - King Black Acid In The Aeroplane Over the Sea - Neutral Milk Hotel Screamadelica - Primal Scream

Quote: Originally Posted by tbutterf new Radiohead, Gomez Hey! I love Hail to the Thief, it has a really incredible sense of rythm that I feel is lacking in Kid A or Amnesiac, not to say it's better than those, which I don't know.

Not necessarily top 3, but, you must listen to them on your phones's Beatles - Abbey Road Radiohead - OK Computer Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here John Coltrane - A Love Supreme Oops, thats four, oh well... tough luck.

Legacy - Guy Davis Arcade Fire - Funeral Tyrannasaurus Hives - The Hives Good News for People Who Love Bad News - Modest Mouse

Quote: The one that really springs to mind is Seamus by Pink Floyd on the album Meddle. Maybe it was put on there to give contrast to the masterpiece echoes that comes after but seriously, having a dog singing to a blues tune. Gasp! Speak no evil of Meddle.

"Grace" - Jeff Buckley "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot" - Wilco "We Have the Facts and We're Voting Yes" - Death Cab for Cutie "Super AE" - The Boredoms "Cosmo's Factory" - CCR

Quote: Originally Posted by The Actual I have heard of it, although I am pretty sure that that is not what you meant. Really though, I have not heard the whole thing, but I would really like to since several people I know like it more than Blood on the Tracks. I also know someone that...

#1 Wilco - Ghost is Born #2 Franz Ferdinand #3 Phish - Undermind

Quote: Originally Posted by The Actual I only got Dark Side of the Moon this Christmas, and I was not dissapointed. If you haven't heard it, I would highly reccomend seeking it out. It might be a little overrated (Blood on the Tracks is still my favorite album), but it is still very...

Well, for the Holidays (or Festivals as the case may be) I recieved: Jeff Buckley - Grace Boredoms - Super AE Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot Death Cab for Cutie - We Have the Facts and We're Voting Yes Beatles - Abbey Road Sonic Youth - Sonic Nurse Postal Service - Give Up Bob Dylan -...

Quote: Originally Posted by Jahn The Clash - London Calling. That is, hands down, the best Punk Rock album ever. Second would most likely be Never Mind the Bollocks - Sex Pistols

Quote: Originally Posted by Patrickhat2001 "Idiot Wind" - Bob Dylan "Breath" - Pink Floyd

Quote: Originally Posted by Taurui Nevermore - Poison Godmachine has an awesome bass intro Actually, Nevermore is my weapon of choice for burning new phones in. Always works.. bass goes fast, deep and hard (At least on the DHIADW and DNB albums) By the way, is there actually any bass...

Yep, its normal, after a week or so, that initial discomfort disappears.

Hmmmmmmm...."Seven Minutes 'Til Radio Silence" - Particle is damn good.... of course, "Moby Dick" - Led Zepplin is always good....

The Beatles - "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" Pablo Picasso - "The Old Guitarist"

Quote: Originally Posted by fyrfytrhoges cmon, resevoir dogs... need i say more? I will never hear the word "Stuck in the Middle With You" the same way again. That is actually my favorite scene from the movie, it's just so well done. Pulp FIction has an amazing soundtrack...

Yea what duncan said, they help you put the pads on.

Quote: Originally posted by wali IMO, not one song but the whole album in floyd's 'wall' is perhaps one of the most depressing and emotionally draining albums in history of music... There are many cases of suicides where the person had been listening to Floyd for sometime before...

Hmm... Beatles - A Day In the Life Radiohead - Ending Music Bob Dylan - Meet Me in the Morning Coldplay - The Scientist Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here Phish - Demand Joy Division - Passover