No collection is complete without.......

[Hooks]

I think he *really* meant, or should have, Pink Floyd's 'Piper at the Gates of Dawn', 'A Saucerful of Secrets', 'Relics', 'Meddle', 'Dark Side of the Moon', 'Wish You Were Here', 'Animals', 'The Wall', 'Delicate Sound of Thunder' and 'The Division Bell'. I'm not sure whether to count the last one, but there are some nice pop songs on it, one way or t'other.

Roger Waters was one of the notable lyricists of the twentieth century, IMHO.

Then listen carefully to "The Final Cut" !! that has some great tracks that display his irreverent sense of humour !!

[jrandom]

Then listen carefully to "The Final Cut" !! that has some great tracks that display his irreverent sense of humour !!

I've spent the last decade meaning to buy The Final Cut, and never quite getting round to it. I really should.

[Hooks]

[QUOTE=jrandom]Ummm...

- Any good organ recording of Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor

Have you heard the last albumby Blondie ?? ...That has a rap song with that as it's intro !! Bloody good up loud !!

[SPman]

I had that album, but it's just not the same.

One should just buy Zep III, Zep IV and Physical Graffiti instead.

Nah - Led Zep 1 is the best!

[Hooks]

I've spent the last decade meaning to buy The Final Cut, and never quite getting round to it. I really should.

Mate !!!! there is a great song there called "Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert" ... Starts with an F16 roaring over !! .... it absolutely gives war and it's meaningless persuit a real going over .... And one scary song is "Two Suns In The Sunset" .... could be the human race is run ....

[jrandom]

Nah - Led Zep 1 is the best!

You reckon?

I think I'd have trouble choosing, really. Just buy 'em all and be done w'it I say. But I personally couldn't live without the Immigrant Song, Black Dog, Stairway to Heaven, Trampled Underfoot or Kashmir.

And I shelled out for 'In Through the Out Door' a couple of months back, finally. It's good!

[Marknz]

Def Leppard - Hysteria
Van Morrison - all of them
Eric Clapton - all of them
Joe Cocker - all of them
David Gray - all of them
Cold Chisel - Chisel
Bruce Springsteen - GH
Bread - Retrospective
Billy Joel - GH III
Simply Red - GH
Phil Collins - all of them
Cold Play - all of them
Sting & the Police - all of them
and last but definitely the lead in my collection...

everything UB40

[spudchucka]

Nah - Led Zep 1 is the best!

Amen to that! LZ III is ok but a bit hippyish, LZ 4 has been thrashed too much thanks to Stairway to Heavan, Physical Graffiti isn't too bad though.

[badlieutenant]

Ummm...

- Elton John, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
- Any good organ recording of Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor
- Verdi's Requiem Dies Irae
- Mozart's Requiem Aeternam
- Enya, Watermark

oh your brave, putting enya there. Yes I have it too.
just thought of another couple
The cure : standing on a beach
Fleetwood mac:tusk

agreed on the roger waters lyrics, which means youd have to include amused to death, The pros and cons of hitchiking and radio K.A.O.S.
"what god wants god gets, god help us all"

[Motu]

Always had,always play...

Led Zep - II,III
Machine Head,In Rock,Fireball
Transformer,Rock N Roll Animal,Berlin
Love it to Death,Killer,Schools Out - ok,the whole damn lot,my favorite.
Sgnt Pepper,Double White,Abbey Road
In A Gadda Va Dida
Disraeli Gears
Deja Vu
Chicago - any
Wall of Dolls,Seven Tears
Aqualung,Too Old to Rock and Roll,Too Young to Die - and what ever else they did
Nights in White Satin,In Search of the Lost Chord...etc
How Dare You
And - Charlie Parker,Thelonius Monk,John Coltrane,Lester Young,Ornette Colman,Coleman Hawkins,Glenn Miller...etc - sax,big bands,jazz singers.

[badlieutenant]

actually would be quite good to get pissed with people who like these albums............................................ ..who is it that drinks laphroaig ??
oh and peral jam, ten is excellent but no code is better. ok all of peral jam as well.

[SPman]

You reckon?

I think I'd have trouble choosing, really. Just buy 'em all and be done w'it !

Babe Im Gonna Leave You and Dazed and Confused!

Both brilliant live!

[jrandom]

Both brilliant live!

John Bonham died six months before I was born, you know.

[Ms Piggy]

Don't forget 'Grace Jones: Island Life' and 'Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong: Ella and Lois'

[Hooks]

you buggers been at my collection ??? sounds like there are some real cross overs here !!
Any one here heard of John Campbell ?? Cajun Bluesman !! Did 2 albums then died aged about 60 !! He does the best version of "When The Levee Breaks" that I have ever heard !! .. If you keep an eye out for the albums you won't regret buying them ... The first is "One Believer" and the second is "Howlin' Mercy" ...