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Artur Schnabel's Diabelli Variations by Beethoven. It's the Mount Everest of piano literature.
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If you had to recommend only one album?
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Just to be different...
Lemon Jelly - Lost Horizons
Lemon Jelly - Lost Horizons
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Tom Waits - Nighthawks At The Diner
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Tie:
White Album & Freak Out!
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White Album & Freak Out!
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Chuck Berry - The Great Twenty Eight
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Just one...has to be Dylan's "John Wesley Harding"...I had no idea an album could flow from start to finish this well...if you like folk rock (or Dylan) this one stands on top for me.
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Metallica-Black Album
The Postal Service-Give Up
The Postal Service-Give Up
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I was gonna say Revolver, but that's been mentioned several times.
IMO this is almost it reincarnated in another light (IMO has the level of dynamicism in songwriting)
Pixies - Doolittle
IMO this is almost it reincarnated in another light (IMO has the level of dynamicism in songwriting)
Pixies - Doolittle
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Quote:
x2. Sounds absolutely fantastic on my vinyl rig.
| Originally Posted by morphie Supertramp - Crime of the Century |
x2. Sounds absolutely fantastic on my vinyl rig.
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one album, to be recommended without knowing anything about the one i'm recommending it to? has to be something accessible, of highest possible quality, with a degree of timelessness... emotionally charged, good recording..., easily likeable and growing on you, shining and deep.
loreena mckennitt: live in paris & toronto.
loreena mckennitt: live in paris & toronto.
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Rage Against the Machine - Self Titled
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although rage is at the top of my list i am gonna have to look to a different genre for this one and say Transatlantacism by Death Cab For Cutie
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The Beatles- Abbey Road.
Sure everyone's probably already heard it, but it's so rich and varied musically, and it's one that pays off to really listen to than just be acquainted with.
Sure everyone's probably already heard it, but it's so rich and varied musically, and it's one that pays off to really listen to than just be acquainted with.
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To me my one album for the island would be:
Dream Theater - Awake
Best and standard setting progressive metal album in my opinion. So tight, powerful, varied, aggressive, soft, emotional... you have everything in one package. Also you have drums god Mike Portnoy at his best. I have listed to it approx. 1000 times and never got tired.
Dream Theater - Awake
Best and standard setting progressive metal album in my opinion. So tight, powerful, varied, aggressive, soft, emotional... you have everything in one package. Also you have drums god Mike Portnoy at his best. I have listed to it approx. 1000 times and never got tired.
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