A classic album...

[John]

the prodigy experience
fun loving criminals - first album
oasis - morning glory
cypress hill - black sunday
kula shaker - K

some good albums.

All fantastic! Especially Kula Shaker, what a shame they split. Govinda is such a great tune. Saw FLC live, they were awesome.

[kookooheed]

born to run springsteen
stranger in town bob seger
all counting crows
raintown deacon blue
rust never sleeps neil young
escape journey
jive bunny xmas album

[bigcumba]

jive bunny xmas album

You thought you'd got away with sneaking that one in with some classic albums!

[kookooheed]

well spotted bc

[lowe1]

i can't believe nobody has mentioned ELO nothing better than sticking confusion on at 3am and waking the neighbours :D :D

[bigcumba]

True Lowe, ELO were brilliant in the 70's, Out Of The Blue was a classic, but all the stuff from the early Roy Wood years on to OOTB is all great, pity about the Discovery album onwards though.... a lot of that wasn't so good.

[arnie]

steely dan aja

[bigcumba]

Something a wee bit different

Frank SInatra - Songs For Swinging Lovers

Tony Bennett - MTV Unplugged (yep, he did that!)

Johnny Cash - American Recordings - all 4 albums, plus The Man In Black - best of.

Willie Nelson - best of

Hank Williams - 4CD box set

Yee-haw! :D

[arnie]

brilliant as ever big c tony bennett and frank sinatra - nice and easy great too

[arnie]

the doobie brothers - the captain and me
donald fagen - the nightfly
the royal scam - steely dan

[e55exboi]

Any Deep Forest album...CRACKIN! :fizz

[rusko]

Here's a few to start with

Judas Priest - unleashed in the east
AC/DC - Back in black & if you want blood
Blue Oyster Cult - some enchanted evening
stranglers - rattus norvegicus & black and white
sex pistols - never mind the b******s
ramones - its alive
the dickies - the incredible shrinking dickies
tank - filth hades of hell
Rainbow - rising
Motorhead - bomber & ace of spades
hawkwind - masters of universe
ufo - strangers in the night
deep purple - made in japan
oasis - whats the story
stiff little fingers - inflammable material
nirvana -nevermind
iron maiden - iron maiden
moby - play
MC5 - kick out the jams
pink floyd - wish you here & dark side of the moon
The who - live at leeds
Led zeppelin - 4
white stripes - elephant
and a couple of Rush albums i can't remember at the moment

[Workshy]

I am amazed that you can find so many classic albums all, every song is good on these albums? Ooo

[rusko]

Some of the songs may need a lot of listening but over the years they tend to grow on you, some of the tracks are excellant, some are just good.

[GlosRFC]

I'll throw my dubious choices into the pot:

Beatles - Revolver
Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
David Bowie - The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust
The Clash - London Calling
Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon
Ian Dury and the Blockheads - New Boots And Panties
Paul Simon - Graceland
Kate Bush - Hounds of Love
Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath
Jethro Tull - Aqualung
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Pronounced Leh'-nerd Skin-'nerd
Frank Zappa - Hot Rats
Sensational Alex Harvey Band - Next

Some classic tracks buried amongst that lot - in fact, there's hardly any bad ones.

[Fadetoblack]

Something a wee bit different

Frank SInatra - Songs For Swinging Lovers

Tony Bennett - MTV Unplugged (yep, he did that!)

Johnny Cash - American Recordings - all 4 albums, plus The Man In Black - best of.

Willie Nelson - best of

Hank Williams - 4CD box set

Yee-haw! :D

When the man comes around may be the coolest song ive ever heard. Check out the remake of Dawn of the Dead, they use the song on the opening credits to great effect.

[Fadetoblack]

Oh....and Neil Diamond. The Jazz Singer.

[GlosRFC]

And I almost forgot Here And Now Band - What You See Is What You Are although that's probably an acquired taste!

[peza2605]

guns and roses - the spaghetti incident
the prodigy -music for the jilted generation
aerosmith -pump/big ones
guns and roses - appetite(had that on tape and wore it out)
dexys - searching for the young soul rebels
the cure - faith/pornogrophy

every one class

[John]

I think the point Workshy was trying to make at the beginning was to only list the albums you think are extra extra special. Everyone has 'great albums' but then there are a few that go way, way beyond that.

It doesn't look as though everyone has blindly stuck to this, but still, some great albums mentioned. :)

[Fadetoblack]

i think I have....

[John]

Good :)

[MattR]

For me....


Def Leppard - Hysteria
Midnight Oil - Diesel And Dust
Dave Matthews Band - Before These Crowded Streets
James - Seven

[podtog]

Thought someone would have mentioned " War of the Worlds" by now, timeless.

[e55exboi]

Rage Against The Machine. I think the albm is er..rage against the machine. Pleases the neighbours a treat :D

[Onlyforfun]

All of Metallicas early stuff, not a dodgy track in 5 albums I make it.


Any pre-95 mix by Paul Oakenfold.

[bod1]

the jam sound effects
the jam setting suns


pure music

[e55exboi]

Just went to upload a little song everyone could delight in, but the limit is 2mb! Whats the point?

[Yoda]

In no particular order.........
The Smiths...best of,
Erasure......Wonderland
The verve.....Urban hymns

All i need is a desert island now.

Jonah

[John]

Bam.... to the top.....

Didn't put this up originally, but another album for me where EVERY track is a classic would be Jagged Little Pill.