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[uraflit]

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Originally Posted by Akabeth /img/forum/go_quote.gif Sticky plxxxxx

 

[MonkCanatella]

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Originally Posted by andyalfa /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hard to cut it down, but essentially, these are what I would want to be buried with... Miles Davis-“Kind of Blue” Seasick Steve-“Dog House Blues” Jah Wobble-“Mu" Goldfrapp-“Seventh Tree” Massive Attack-“Mezzanine” Gomez-“Bring It On” Red Hot Chili Peppers-“Blood Sex Sugar Magik” J.J.Cale-“Naturally” Albert King & Stevie Ray Vaughan -“In Session” Robert Johnson-“Best of” Lynyrd Skynyrd - “Pronounced” Ahh, that's 11. Told you it was difficult...

You had me at Goldfrapp! Good to see her mentioned, Seventh Tree is an AMAZING album. I liked Goldfrapp alright before, but after Seventh Tree, I love her. Amazing voice.

In no particular order:
1. Clint Mansell - Requiem For A Dream Soundtrack
2. Tricky - Maxinquaye
3. Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie and The Infinite Sadness
4. Portishead - Dummy
5. Powerman 5000 - Mega!! Kung Fu Radio
6. Soundgarden - Superunknown
7. Bitter:Sweet - The Mating Game
8. Tom Waits - Too difficult to pick one album here

9. Amon Tobin - Supermodified
10. Opeth - Damnation

 

[nvkid909]

future sound of london - dead cities

don't let the first few technoid, run-dmc sampled tracks fool you though - it's actually more of a classical album, seems to be telling a story of urban tension & decay, an emotional soundtrack of sorts, takes some influences from vangelis / bladerunner (already mentioned in this thread)

 

[ironmine]

This thread should be more genre-specific. Otherwise, it's meaningless. People who like Boney M can absolutely live without Satyricon

 

[Ozric]

A few guitar heroes for the list:

Steve Morse: High Tension Wires. Steve's first solo album and an incredibly diverse palette of electric and acoustic tunes from classical to shred to fusion. This is an album that I never grow tired of listening.

Steve Morse is the winner of Guitar Player magazine's Best Guitar Player overall for 5 consecutive years and a Hall of Famer. He is one of John Petrucci's (Dream Theater) major influences.

Extreme: Pornograffitti
Extreme: III Sides to Every Story.

These two albums showcase Nuno Bettencourt's finest playing. Tasty, funky hard rock, with some great Queen/Beatlesque harmonies and great songwriting. Stellar rock efforts of the 90s.


And my all-time favorites:

Ozric Tentacles. British space rock band, and inspiration for my screenname

Hawkwind type psychedelia, with guitar and synth and flute spacey elements. A treat for the ears. Former members Joey Hinton and Merv Peppler went on to form one of the seminal and influential electronica acts, Eat Static.

Ozric Tentacles: Arborescence
Ozric Tentacles: Spirals in Hyperspace
Ozric Tentacles: Erpland

 

[Ozric]

Removed double post. To add to my list:

Eva Cassidy: Live at Blues Alley. The purest, most soulful female voice. Great live recording too.

 

[SR-71Panorama]

 

[FrederikS|TPU]

Alright here goes nothing.

All of the following:
Cream, Bruce Springsteen (except Magic), Steely Dan, Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, The Who, Dire Straits, Nils Lofgren, Massive Attack, SRV, Bob Dylan, Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd.

And Muse - H.A.A.R.P, all the other albums are over compressed garbage but the live record is very enjoyable.

I am sure I missed a lot of greats just a quick list.

 

[LFC_SL]

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Originally Posted by FrederikS|TPU /img/forum/go_quote.gif And Muse - H.A.A.R.P, all the other albums are over compressed garbage but the live record is very enjoyable.

I think Black Holes is quite well produced...

 

[klamP]

I'll throw in a few suggestions.... first posts in a while!

The Cinematic Orchestra - Ma Fleur
Boards Of Canada - Music Has The Right To Children
Venetian Snares - Rossz Csillag Alatt Szuletett
DJ Shadow - Private Press
Daft Punk - Alive 1997

 

[sa_ill]

The Beatles - Sgt. Peppers, Abbey Road, Revolver, White Album
Led Zeppellin - II, IV
Nas - Illmatic
Massive Attack - Mezzanine
The Who - Who's Next
Coldplay - Rush of Blood, X&Y
Carrie Underwood - Some Hearts (its actually pretty good! no kiddin)
John Lennon - Plastic Ono Band
Pandit Ravi Shankar - Transformation (Indian classical music)
Pink Floyd - Dark Side, Wish you were here
Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
Pain of Salvation - Scarsick
Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet
Eminem - Slim Shady LP
AZ - Doe or Die
Miranda Lambert - Crazy Ex Girlfriend, Kerosine
Bob Dylan - Highway 61, Blonde on Blonde
Alanis Morissette - Jagged Little Pill
Portishead - Third
Chamillionarie - Sound of Revenge
Arena - The Visiter
Dreamtheatre - Turbulence....

Well.....thats my list

 

[Audio-Omega]

The very best of John Lennon.

 

[PorkStore]

Not that they will have the greatest audio quality...but I have recently started appreciating 60s recordings. Instruments seem to have more space and of course the mixes and pans are so different than todays.

 

[PorkStore]

SR-71; the album covers are fantastic. I do miss the albums...the digital revolution does have its disadvantages