some of my favorite "albums"

lps that work as a whole "program" rather than just a collection of songs

Me'Shell Ndegeocello - Plantation Lullabyes
PM Dawn - Of the Heart, etc
The Cure - Wish
edie brickell & the new bohemians - shooting rubberbands
Joyeux Hastie - Heavy Midnight
De La Soul - ...is dead
Material Issue - internation pop overthrow
ani difranco - dilate
madonna - like a prayer
makaveli - seven day theory
isley bros - 3+3
nine inch nails - the downward spiral
prince - sign of the times
six dollar greta - bitternessgatherslikedust
fiona apple - when the pawn etc etc
lenny kravitz - circus
mix master mike - anti theft device
siodine - soundtrack to the end of the world

All of PM Dawn
All of Sade
All of Fiona Apple
All of Annie Lennox
All of Hassan Hakmoun
All of Tartit
All of Sinead O'Connor
Ophelia By Natalia Merchant
Tongues and Tails by Sophie B. Hawkins
Snow on the sahara by Anggun
A Ma Zone by Zap Mama
Mariem Hassan con Leyoad by Mariem Hassan
All of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
Before this Crowded Streets By DaveMatthewsBand
All of Live
All creed


Thats just a few.

rumi you had me hooked until you said creed. :wtf:

hmm....always a hard questions...here are some of my fav groups off the top of my head

All of PM Dawn
Socialburn
Dishwalla
July For Kings
Copper Sails (www.coppersails.com) sorry have to add it in..my 2nd fam-now bro in laws band, Budweiser True Music band for southern VA
Splender
Maroon 5
Ginny Owens
Sade
Staind
Tonic

to name a few...

Right dreamrib, but i'm talkin bout the rare lp that stands from front to back as a "whole" dig?

U2 - Achtung Baby
Portishead - Portishead
Massive Attack - Mezzanine
PM Dawn - Jesus Wept
Tool - Aenima
Sade - Love Deluxe
Live - The Distance to Here
Garbage - Garbage
Crystal Method - Vegas
Delerium - Karma
Tool - Lateralus
Sarah McLachlan - Surfacing
Seal - Seal (the one with Prayer for the dying and fast changes on it)

Just off the top of my head

hmm ok I can understand that..that does make it more difficult

hmmm...well heres the very first ones that come to mind

PM Dawn...well all honestly
Dishwalla...Opaline
Splender..To Whom It May Concern
Maroon 5....Songs About Jane
July For Kings...Swim

I'll think about it more & get back to you

Yeah SameDeep,

I know that creed are market prodcts but they have some deep stuff. They're like the marketed less good version of Live.

Jesus wept
White Album- Beatles
Rainbow Children- Prince
Parade- Prince
Lovesexy-Prince
Sea change- Beck
Yankee Hotel Foxtrot- Wilco
McCartney-paul McCartney
NIN- downward spiral
Magical Mystery Tour- Beatles
All Things Must Pass- George Harrison
Rockin the suberbs- ben folds

Right on everyone.


rumi, I seriously think it's the other way around tho.

P.M. Dawn - F*cked Music & Unreleased
P.M. Dawn - The Bliss Album
P.M. Dawn - Dearest Christian
P.M. Dawn - Jesus Wept
P.M. Dawn - Of the Heart
Beatles - White Album
Beatles - Abbey Road
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Micheal Jackson - Thriller
George Micheal - Listen Without Prejudice
Mariah Carey - Butterfly (so sue me :wink: )
Metallica - The Black Album

I guess those are the main ones I seem to listen to the most :cool:

mc 900ft jesus - one step ahead of the spider

Care to explain,SameDeep?

How so? Live came out years before Creed. Plus I think they sound better too. For instance,none of lives albums sound alike. Yet one can alwasy tell the creed sound even before they start singing.

But I respect your opinion. Live is not for everyone. Well they did make 2 studio marketed albums that I liked and seemed to be the only one who did as everyone else wanted to hear the next throwing copper.

Some of my favorites include:

All of PM Dawn's Albums (come on, these are gimmes)
Radiohead - The Bends
Ben Folds Five - Ben Folds Five
Ben Folds Five - Whatever and Amen
Ben Folds Five - The Unauthorized Biography of Reinhold Messner
Third Eye Blind - Third Eye Blind
Oasis - (What's the Story) Morning Glory?
Tori Amos - Songs From The Choirgirl Hotel
Counting Crows - August and Everything After
Counting Crows - Recovering The Satellites
Counting Crows - This Desert Life
White Stripes - Elephant
Bjork - Vespertine
Bjork - Homogenic
Collective Soul - Dosage
Coldplay - Parachutes
Coldplay - A Rush Of Blood To The Head
Rufus Wainwright - Poses
Massive Attack - Mezzanine
Snoop Doggy Dogg - Doggystyle

Dang, that's already too many...

And that's not even including all the older stuff like Beatles and Zeppelin.
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jesus wept
bernard butler - people move on
bernard butler - freinds and lovers
gravediggaz - 6 feet deep/niggamortis
massive attack - mezzanine
massive attack - protection
portishead - dummy
kraftwerk - trans europe express
paul van dyk - seven ways
dj krust - coded language
suede - suede
blur - blur
a tribe called quest - midnight marauders
beck - odelay
beck - mutations
archers of loaf - speed of cattle
edwyn collins - i'm not following you
everlast - whitey ford sings the blues
primal scream - give out but dont give up
mcalmont and butler - the sound of mcalmont and butler
aimee mann - im with stupid
beatles - white album
michael jackson - off the wall
micheal jackson - thriller
pixies - surfa rosa

I never said I didn't care for live. They have some decent stuff. (i alone, lightning crashes, etc) but I'd rather listen to them for a week straight than even 30 seconds of creed. creed = overly pretensious (sp?) pseudo-christian rock, that's afraid to admit what it is lest they lose they audience. A ridiculous amount of people stopped listening to Insane Clown Posse when they finally revealed they were all about God. I have a problem with a band that believes their own fiction. Well, I don't have a problem with them, but it does boggle me that they're so popular. Cold, calculated, see right through them. I don't even like talking about them, but you asked. The whole subject is just tired. I'm not going to get into a "creed rocks! no they don't!" debate. I always prefered Candlebox over Live anyway.

creed ain't overmarketed? creed has "deep stuff"? no wonder you're so messed up. And now, a word from Axl Rose:

"You can use your illusion, let it take you where it may. We live and learn and then sometimes it's best to walk away. Me, I'm just here hangin' on, it's my only place to stay, at least for now, anyway. I've worked too hard for my illusions just to throw them all away."

and I dedicate that to you. :rock:

rock on...

Hey hey@!

I NEVER said that creed was not over marketed,(read my previous response again)I said they WERE.

That is why I like Live MORE.

I agree with you on creed.But as over marketed as they are you can't deny that some,not all of their stuff is good. That's all I'm saying.

Hey FD

you listen to Aimee Mann? I don't find many people that like her, I'm definatley a fan of her music

they have one good song in my opinion and i don't even know what it's called. ".... ain't gotta settle no goddamn score" is the hook.

and thanks for not taking offense to any of that.

the song is called "what's life for?"

Yeah that's one of my personal favorites as well.

PM Dawn - All
Third Eye Blind - ST, Blue, Out of the Vein
Tonic - Lemon Parade
Our Lady Peace - Happiness is not a Fish You Can Catch
A Perfect Circle - Mer de Noms
Jimmy Eat World - Clarity
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication
Incubus - Morning View
Live - Secret Samahdi
Live - The Distance To Here
Brand New - Your Favorite Weapon
Collective Soul - Dosage
Sister Hazel - Somewhere More Familiar

That's about it I suppose.














I like aimee mann's song "You could make a killing" it's great.
Creed is the second most over-rated band in mainstream, first is linkin park.

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Creed is the second most over-rated band in mainstream, first is linkin park.

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BRAVO linkin park makes me want to kill everyone in the room.

pm dawn-all
motley crue-all
poison-all
madonna-all
fats domino-all
final fantasy soundtracks by nobue uematsu-all
castlevania soundtracks (kuhkeia club) all
david bowie- most :rofl:
def leppard-most
syd barret-most
mike patton-most
marilyn manson-most
smashing pumpkins-most
chumbawumba-most

Quote:

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final fantasy soundtracks by nobue uumatsu-all

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You mispelled Nobuo Uematsu, but I don't care. You rock.

thank you :mrgreen:

Oh yeah, I don't know how I forgot since samedeep already mentioned it, but

Fiona Apple - Tidal
Fiona Apple - When the Pawn...

and one of the best live albums I've ever heard

Counting Crows - Live Across A Wire (VH1 Storytellers disc)

Some more :bowdown: :bowdown:

Currently....

Third Eye Blind - Out of the Vein
Audioslave - Audioslave
Blue States - Man Mountain
Exit - Scenes from Next Week (i may be on their next cd)
Lenny Kravitz - 5
Pm Dawn - Jesus Wept
Zero 7 - Simple Things


bRiAn

Yeah. That live Counting Crows is some GOOD SHIT. :rock:

You guys have AWESOME taste in music. Now I remember why I like you. :cool: lol

okay. here we go.
PM Dawn-- all (*esp Of the Heart)
Seal-- all (esp s/t #2)
Nine Inch Nails-- The Fragile
Counting Crows-- all (but the recent ones not so much)
Erykah Badu-- Mama's Gun
Prince-- Parade
very honorable mention to Mos Def-- Black on Both Sides

comment on the Me'shell Ndege'Ocello- Plantation Lullabies mention:
it is not one of my favorite albums, but I think it's one of those albums that a hell of a lot more people should listen to... especially close-minded people that seem like they hate anything outside their own [white] culture. I think it's perfect to stir some people up a bit who need stirring, but the songs themselves don't necessarily do it for me. But she is very very talented... I really like her style.

I was impressed by the people who mentioned Live, Me'shell, A Perfect Circle, Sade, Anggun, Massive Attack, Lenny, Fiona, Portishead, Bjork, Bowie, Tribe, and any of my people up there. You guys are pretty cool. I like being around people with some good taste!

Not big on Aimee Mann or Creed...

love
Elizabeth