What is your favorite album? Not just a song, but the total album. Can be any genre or time. Mine is

[debm55]

Dark Side of the Moon. You can include more then one.

[Walleye]

1. It's between Dylan's Highway 61, and the Stones exile on Main Street

They just come to mind immediately, there’s so many more

[debm55]

2. Thanks,Walleye.

[Goonch]

3. 👇👇👇👁️👁️ Lov͟e͟ ͟- "F͟o͟r͟ever Changes "1967 Full Album HQ

[debm55]

5. Thanks, Goonch

[malthaussen]

99. Great album, and I swear Jethro Tull...

... took "the snot has caked against my pants" from "Live and Let Live" and used it in "Aqualung."

-- Mal

[debm55]

106. Funny

[TexLaProgressive]

4. I have 2

“Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” - The Beatles
”Trails” - Quick Silver Messenger Service

[debm55]

6. I had both of those albums and I agree.

[KT2000]

7. Blue

Joni Mitchell

[debm55]

29. Love that album and all of Joni's albums.

[FalloutShelter]

8. Muse- The Resistance

Dark Side of the Moon- Pink Floyd
The Future- Leonard Cohen

[debm55]

30. Thanks, FalloutShelter. We have similar tastes.

[EYESORE 9001]

9. There are many, but this one has been on my mind lately

Exile on Main Street by The Rolling Stones. Granted, there are a couple of tracks I would kick out of bed for eating crackers, but otherwise that album was a high water mark for double albums and for concert performances I’ve seen (1972).

[debm55]

31. Very much so. Thank you, Eyesore.

[JenniferJuniper]

10. London Calling - The Clash

[debm55]

32. Thank you, JenniferJuniper.

[electric_blue68]

90. Love it, and Sandinista 👍👍

[Jrose]

11. Beatles' Sgt. Pepper would be 1st...

Also...
- Bee Gees' 'Saturday Night Fever' (esp. How Deep is Your Love)

- Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' (esp. the title song)

- Stevie Wonder's 'Songs in the Key of Life' (All!)

[debm55]

33. Great choice in a variety of genres. Thank you, Jrose.

[ailsagirl]

56. I put the Beatles and Dylan in their own special category

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Along with the Kinks and Dire Straits

[debm55]

60. I like all four.

[madaboutharry]

12. Bringing It All Back Home by Bob Dylan

I first listened to it many years after it was recorded. I have never stopped loving it.

https://www.bobdylan.com/albums/bringing-it-all-back-home/

[debm55]

34. Dylan is hard to beat.

[Trailrider1951]

13. It's a toss-up between Joni Mitchell's Court and Spark, and

Jethro Tull's Songs from the Wood. I've played them to death over the last few decades.

How ya doing, Deb?

[debm55]

35. You know in their own ways they are great.

[hlthe2b]

14. That one comes to mind, too. I play it all the time. But, I like many genres.

The classic Natalie Cole album recording her late father's songs is another one: "Unforgettable."
Fleetwood Mac "Rumours"
Stevie Wonder: "Songs in the Key of Life"
Neil Young "Decades"
I'll be thinking of many many more all afternoon...

[debm55]

36. Excellent choices.

[rsdsharp]

15. Oh, my. Well, let's see.

Jim Croce — I Got A Name

Simon and Garfunkel — Sounds of Silence

Jonathan Edwards — Jonathan Edwards

Mary Chapin Carpenter — Come On, Come On

Eagles — Eagles

[debm55]

37. Your choices are spot on. thank you.

[underpants]

16. "Lolita Nation" by Game Theory

I currently have Saturation by Urge Overkill in my car’s CD player.

[debm55]

38. Not familiar with them. But they must be excellent for you to select.

[WheelWalker]

17. Music for Zen Meditation (Tony Scott, 1964)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_for_Zen_Meditation

[debm55]

39. I have a disk for Zen Meditation. Been listening before I go to sleep.

[WheelWalker]

49. You can listen to my fav here...

https://vimeo.com/74570593

[The Magistrate]

18. Beggar's Banquet and American Beauty

[debm55]

68. Thank you The Magistrate.

[Freddie]

19. Band On The Run

Paul McCartney & Wings

Imperial Bedroom - Elvis Costello

Songs In The Key of Life - Stevie Wonder

[debm55]

69. Sings in the Key of Life by Stevie. I love everything by Stevie. I go back to when he was "Little

Stevie Wonder"

[notemason]

20. Bat Outta Hell

Meat Loaf

[debm55]

107. I loved that when it came out.

[Elessar Zappa]

21. Either One Size Fits All by Frank Zappa or

Paranoid by Black Sabbath. Or Ride the Lightning by Metallica. Or Vulgar Display of Power by Pantera. Or Rubber Soul by the Beatles. Lmao I can’t decide!!

[debm55]

40. Paranoid by Black Sabbath was the first album I bought as a 15 year old with money that my

grandmother got me for my birthday. It lasted all through HS and college.

[Shermann]

95. I found the Sabotage CD in a discount bin for like $2. Wore the damn thing out! nt

[MichaelSoE]

94. definitely One Size

I still listen to that album at least once every other week - maybe more

[Elessar Zappa]

112. It's such a great album.

Actually, Frank Zappa has many excellent albums. And there’s so many to choose from.

[debm55]

135. Thank you, MichaelSoE. I must hold a special connection to you.

[JoseBalow]

150. Arf

She Said

[beaglelover]

22. Dark Side of the Moon

[Mad_Dem_X]

96. My choice, as well.

Perfect from beginning to end.

[beaglelover]

104. Agree. In fact, when a song from that album plays randomly on my Apple Play list, I skip it

because you have to listen to them in the correct order to get the full affect. The only song on that album that kind of works as a stand alone is Money.

[debm55]

136. Me too.

[rogerballard]

23. The Music of CHESS

Bill Gable- There Were Signs

Philip Glass- Songs from Liquid Days

Steely Dan- Pretzel Logic

ELO- A New World Record

Joni Mitchell- Court and Spark

Al Jarreau- L is for Lover

Men Without Hats- The Adventures of Women & Men Without Hate in the 21st Century

That's a start!

[debm55]

41. Wonderful list, rogerballard.

[Bayard]

24. The Eagles-- Hotel Calif.

Dave Matthews-- Crash

Don Henley --Inside Job

Paula Cole--This Fire

Peter Gabriel--So

Linda Ronstadt--The Very Best of Linda Ronstadt

Many, many more...

[debm55]

42. Bayard. I love your list. Terrific music.

[LastDemocratInSC]

25. Pat Metheny Group - The Way Up

[debm55]

43. Thank you, LastDemocratInSC

[WestMichRad]

86. I'm with you on this choice!

I love several of PMG’s albums, but The Way Up is exquisite. The video of them playing it live (in Japan, I think) is just fantastic!

[justaprogressive]

26. B-) Gentle Giant

Free Hand. album blew every other progressive band away...including Yes King Crimson ELP and Genesis

?list=PL7D2D616FAB6172ED

[debm55]

44. Thank you for sharing. I liked your response on the thread Favorite sounds you like.

[justaprogressive]

116. thanks!

[First Speaker]

27. A few--Miles Davis' Kind of Blue and Filles de Kilimanjaro...

...Dizzy Gillespie's Something Old, Something New and his Massey Hall Concert with Charlie Parker. Almost anything by Duke Ellington, but especially his Newport 1956 concert, with the famous tenor solo by Paul Gonsalves. And His Far East Suite, and Latin American Suite. Charles Mingus' The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady. Eugene Ormandy's recording of Rhapsody in Blue, with Oscar Levant at the piano. John Williams' score to Attack of the Clones. (The film is lousy, but the music is sublime.) And 100 others off the top of my head...

[debm55]

45. First Speaker, so you are into jazz and blues? Wonderful.

[malthaussen]

100. I would love to go back in time and be in the audience for the Massey Hall concert...

... but I'd have to bite my tongue and not tell Diz that Joe Walcott was going to lose the fight that night.

-- Mal

[OAITW r.2.0]

28. Dave Bromberg - Midnight on the Water

Old and In the Way - Old and In the Way
Hot Tuna - Hesitation Blues
Wynton Marsalas - Standard Time - vol 1
Grateful Dead - Europe 72

A few of a lot.

[debm55]

46. All great albums. Thank you for sharing. And happy listening.

[walkingman]

47. The Miraculous Hump Returns From The Moon - Sopwith Camel

A really good album that I have fond memories from the early 70s. The band is from San Francisco and only had a couple of albums. I think the whole album is good ☮
[link:

?

[debm55]

64. Thank you, walkingman

[applegrove]

48. Rumours by Fleetwood Mac

[debm55]

66. Yes!!!!

[yellowdogintexas]

77. add another for Rumours great album

Loggins and Messina Best of Friends

[mentalsolstice]

50. Joshua Tree by U2 and Fleetwood Mac's Rumours. nt

[debm55]

59. They would both on my list too.

[Emile]

51. "Days of Future Passed" Moody Blues

[debm55]

108. Agree

[Lunabell]

52. Dark Side of the Moon.

Every song fantastic. And of course, The White Album.

[debm55]

67. Agree

[Ptah]

53. I changed my mind. American Beauty.

[debm55]

63. Who made the album? Is it for real?

[Ptah]

72. Firesign Theater

[debm55]

75. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[debm55]

80. Hey Ptah, why did you change your mind. If the other was a comedy album, it would have been okay.

[Applan]

54. Queen II

[debm55]

109. Yes

[ailsagirl]

55. Alchemy - Dire Straits

[debm55]

62. Dire Straits was one of my favorites.

[MichMan]

57. Neil Young Zuma followed by Mellencamp Lonesome Jubilee

[debm55]

61. John had a really great sound-I think this is the first time his name has been brought up.

[Mr.Bill]

58. Meddle - Pink Floyd.

If I had to be stuck on a deserted island with one albun?

The White Album by the Beatles because it has so many different kinds of music. Something for every mood.

[debm55]

70. I agree Mr.Bill

[Shermann]

65. Jane's Addiction - Ritual de lo Habitual

[debm55]

71. Like it!

[BlueTsunami2018]

93. Excellent.

Jane’s is amazing.

[Elessar Zappa]

113. That's a great album.

I love Jane’s Addiction.

[GP6971]

73. Moody Blues Days of Future Passed. n/t

[debm55]

74. Yes, lovely songs.

[LeftInTX]

76. Led Zepplin II

[debm55]

78. Agree, I had all Led Zepplin albums. I had quite a large collection. Then my basement flooded and

all my albums warped. Had to be thrown out.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

79. Pink Martini. All of their albums.

Also The Best of Iz.
IZ the Best of Israel Kamakawiwo'ole

[gratuitous]

118. Portland's house band

Close to my heart through some personal connections.

I'd offer Bruce Cockburn's Humans album, though you can't go wrong with anything after his first album. I saw So by Peter Gabriel and Joni Mitchell's Blue on other posts, both terrific albums.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

142. I've had the joy of seeing them perforning three times in recent years.

They go on tour, and often come to Santa Fe and perform at our Opera House. I am so fortunate and amazed to see them.

Actually, seeing any group you like in person is wonderful. Back in March I saw The High Kings, in Boulder, CO. Another group I really love.

[debm55]

131. I like his version of "Somewhere over the Rainbow" May he RIP

[jmowreader]

81. More than one? Okay...

Pink Floyd, The Wall
Iron Maiden, Seventh Son of a Seventh Son

[debm55]

82. Yes, had all of Neil Young's, Stevie Wonder, Jonie, Eagles, Cream. etc,etc. There was a store up at

Penn State where you could buy used albums for one dollar. I bought some very old ones. Beatles included. The rest I bought at the Record Mart in town. The Wall was very good. Thank you for posting your albums.

[jcgoldie]

83. To Know You Is To Love You

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_n17sjL-IFNPlK1ndix8BhXRwscjm97I6g

[debm55]

84. I loved Respect Yourself. Thank you for posting BB Kings list of songs. He was great and a great

inspiration on a lot of musicians.

[jcgoldie]

85. thats just the one album

There's a lot of other great ones. My favorites are from that early 70s fusion era. Indianola Mississippi Seeds is another great album he made in that period. His best known and greatest hits, however, are from the mid to late 50s sweet sixteen and everyday I have the Blues, etc.

[Backseat Driver]

87. Albums I still play and love, each with their history; at one point, the vinyl vanishes...

1. Soundtrack from Lawrence of Arabia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawrence_of_Arabia_(soundtrack)
2. Sinatra at the Sands - Frank (personal sentimental reasons)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinatra_at_the_Sands
3. Stoney End - Barbara Streisand
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stoney_End_(Barbra_Streisand_album)
4. Diana Ross and The Supremes - (think it was a Greatest Hits album)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greatest_Hits_(The_Supremes_album)
5. Graceland - Paul Simon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graceland_(album)
6. Tapestry - Carole King
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tapestry_(Carole_King_album)
7. Rumours - Fleetwood Mac
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rumours_(album)
8. December - George Winston and A Winter's Solstice - Windham Hill Records
https://windhamhillrecords.com/2010/07/wh-1025-george-winston-https://www.awintersolstice.com/the-history
https://windhamhillrecords.com/2010/07/wh-1025-george-winston-december

I never got an allowance large enough to purchase many albums. Later, after marriage, I had other priorities. I still listen
to the radio and CDs/DVDs but rarely find a whole album by any single group or individual I'd confess to totally enjoyment every track. I'm not a dancer, and I like to hear music I enjoy (in many eclectic genres) in the background.

[GReedDiamond]

88. Captain Beefheart& His Magic Band, "Trout Mask Replica"

Matt Groening on Trout Mask Replica:

[electric_blue68]

89. Who's Next (The Who) Deluxe Edition & Achtung Baby (U2) [ermagod they're putting out a Deluxe* ed!]

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* 😦🥰🥰🥰
I didn't even know! Oct 31! For the albums 30th Anniversary!

Deluxes bc
WN Dlx has the pivitol Lifehouse song ~
"Pure and Easy" on it!
(you can hear the opening of P&E at
the end of WN's The Song Is Over)
[Quadrophrenia, Tommy close choices]

AB Dlx wil have a lot of the B sides (Lady With The Spinning Head) and recorded but ?not officially issued songs (that I also love, and found online about 17 yrs ago?) like "Blow Your House Down"!
[NLOTH close choice]

************************
Well, if you're going to add more than 1 or 2 ... I'd add:
•Springsteen - probably Darkness on the Edge of Town (w Born to Run, and Magic close choices)
•The Patti Smith Group - probably Land (1975 - 2000) contains a lot of my favorites [single album probably Dream of Life]
•Midnight Oil - Diesel and Dust

(Lucky for me I've seen all these bands multiple times!)
*******************************
Music albums (non songs)
.
Structures from Space - Steve Roach
a slowly changing set of a melody
Sonorous, deeply relaxing

Variations for Winds, Strings and Keyboards -
Steve Reich
A bright minimalist work Reminds me of Mid-Spring unfolding

[debm55]

137. Great musical albums. Thank You. I think I killed Who"s Next by playing it so much.

[electric_blue68]

152. Ty. Oh, I had to buy a second vinyl copy of WN back in the day! 😄 First one worn out.

Then I went on to get the cassette, the CD, the Deluxe CD. 👍

[Niagara]

91. My favorite albums.

I'm positive this isn't all of them, only the ones right off the top of my head.



1. The Cars: The Cars, Shake It Up


2. Loverboy: Get Lucky, Keep It Up, Lovin' Every Minute of It


3. Rick Springfield: Hard to Hold, Working Class Dog


4. Def Leppard: Pyromania, Hysteria


5. AC/DC: Back to Black, The Razor's Edge


6. Billy Idol: Billy Idol, Rebel Yell


7. The Doors: The Doors, Absolutely Live, Soft Parade, L.A Woman, Waiting For The Sun


8. David Bowie: Hunky Dory, Low


9. Kings of Leon: Only By The Night


10. Ratt: 8191

[debm55]

138. Love your list of albums, Niagara. All are great.

[BlueTsunami2018]

92. Slayer - Reign in Blood

Absolute Metal perfection.

Still untouched after 37 years.

[Elessar Zappa]

114. 29 minutes of metal gold.

[debm55]

139. Yes, I remember Slayer and the album is great. Thank you for posting it.

[Glorfindel]

97. "Their Satanic Majesties Request" by the Rolling Stones

An indescribable mix of psychedelia and science fiction...I loved it instantly.

[malthaussen]

98. Meet the Beatles.

First album I ever owned.

-- Mal

[consider_this]

101. Achtung Baby - U2

but that is one of many! Depending on mood, depending on genre choice, etc,
for example, VanHalen (1st album), Bach Violin Concertos (Pinchas Zukerman), many of what y'all have posted above. Too much good stuff - amen!

[OneBlueDotS-Carolina]

102. Grievous Angel, Gram Parsons, with Emmylou Harris. n/t

[debm55]

134. thank you, Gram and Emmylou 's voices are wonderful. RIP Gram.

[OneBlueDotS-Carolina]

145. Cowboy Junkies, Trinity Sessions...

Very close second...

[ProfessorGAC]

103. Yessongs

Fantastic live album by Yes, which is effectively a greatest hits up to that point. If not that, Reach The Beach by The Fixx, or Beat by King Crimson
Close to the top are Scary Monsters by Bowie, Little Creatures by Talking Heads, & Surfing With The Alien by Satriani.

[debm55]

110. I saw Yes in concert and loved the whole Yessongs album

[aurora the great]

105. That's a toughie!

I have more than a few that all rate equally to me. They represent different stages and ages in my life and all will have a place in my heart. Here are a couple Tapestry Carol King, Sweet Baby James, James Taylor Dark Side of the Moon Pink Floyd. Song of Leonard Cohen Leonard Cohen, Turnstile and The Stranger Billy Joel, Hotel California The Eagles, Bat out of Hell Meat Loaf, Making Movies Dire Straights, Achtung Baby U2 , Nevermind Nirvana, OK Computer Radiohead. Collective Soul and Dosage Collective Soul America Idiot , Green Day and I love the The Killers, Death Cab for Cutie, My Chemical Romance. and so on and so on, and so on. I am done!

Sorry for the list. All Apologies

[debm55]

111. I love your list. And it is true we go through diferent musical stages in our lives. Almost all your

albums sound like the stages of my life too. No need to apologize.

[Generic Brad]

115. Aja by Steely Dan

Every note is perfection.

[debm55]

132. You got that right.

[Coventina]

117. Beauty and the Beat - The Go-Go's

U2: The Unforgettable Fire (I still hear new things, every time I listen)
The Smiths: Hatful of Hollow
Echo & the Bunnymen: Ocean Rain (An absolute masterpiece, start to finish)
INXS: The Swing (My heart aches every time I hear your voice, Michael)
R.E.M. : Life's Rich Pageant (It's a pistol hot cup of rhyme, y'all!)
The Cure: Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me (I love all the Cure's albums, but this one....is a step above)
Madonna: Confessions on a Dance Floor (I don't care about the haters! I love Madonna, and her brilliant later work is ignored by a sexist and ageist music industry and society!)
XTC: Skylarking (Two musical and lyrical geniuses at the height of their powers)
Beethoven: Symphony #9 as recorded by Otto Klemplerer ( Werner Klemperer's - also known as Col. Klink - dad!) The single greatest musical achievement in human history.

[TexasBushwhacker]

123. Tom Hanks might agree

?si=d1jKZ4ljklN3oHUY

[Coventina]

143. I saw that episode and I love Tom Hanks even more!!!

[Upthevibe]

163. Coventina.............

I hadn't seen that. I didn't think I could love Tom Hanks more than I already did.....What a great segment!

[Upthevibe]

162. TexasBushwhacker.........

Great post!

OMG! I've never seen that. "Our Lips Are Sealed" is one of my favorite songs ever! And Tom Hanks even knew that Jane Wiedlin wrote it. He's the coolest of the cool!

[TexasBushwhacker]

164. Here is the entire Colbert Questionert

It was during the COVID lockdown. That's why it's remote. Tom's shaved head is because was filming his part as Colonel Parker in "Elvis".

?si=bNxGHNEq9JHNeFXl

[debm55]

140. Wonderful list of albums. I like how you included different genres to your list.

[Celerity]

119. Tie: Minor Threat - Complete Discography and Cock Sparrer - Shock Troops

(the best US and the best UK punk albums ever IMHO)

Minor Threat: American hardcore punk band from Washington, D.C. formed in 1980 and disbanded in 1983.

Minor Threat - Complete Discography (FULL ALBUM)

Label: Dischord Records – DISCHORD 40, Dischord Records – Dischord 40
Format: CD, Compilation, $9 From Dischord, Blue Cover
Country: US
Released: 1989
Genre: Rock
Style: Hardcore, Punk













Cock Sparrer - Shock Troops (1983)

Cock Sparrer is an English punk rock band formed in 1972 in the East End of London. Although they have never enjoyed commercial success, they helped pave the way for the early '80s punk scene and the Oi! subgenre. Their songs have been covered by many punk, Oi!, and hardcore punk bands. Their style is influenced by pub rock, glam rock and raw 1960s beat music as delivered by bands like the Small Faces and The Who. Their lyrics mostly deal with topics related to the daily lives of working class people. Their name derives from their original name, Cock Sparrow, a Cockney term of familiarity.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_njW1vkI6NkKBSEc6BXOvtPBODnnbL764o (complete album playlist)

sample songs

Label: Razor Records (2) – Raz 9, Razor Records (2) – RAZ 9
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
Country: UK
Released: 18 Nov 1983
Genre: Rock
Style: Punk, Oi

[debm55]

130. Thank you, Celerity. I have never heard their music before. I really appreciate you posting their

songs. It's nice for me to step out of my genre. I thank you for that.

[Celerity]

133. yw!

[Aristus]

120. 1982's "The Getaway", by Chris de Burgh.

Although Chris de Burgh is Irish, he's hugely popular in Germany, which is where my Dad 'discovered' him on a business trip. He brought home some of his albums, including this one, and it made me a fan forever.

The music on the album reminds me of my own time in Germany, and makes me miss the place every time I listen.

[debm55]

128. Thank you Aristus, PS I love the album cover too.

[Aristus]

129. Me too. I miss Europe more than I could ever express.

n/t

[Celerity]

141. D.A.F. (Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft) - Absolute Body Control (Mix Solid & Mix II) 1985

great German industrial dance music from around the same time

Label: Illuminated Records – ILL/DEAN 6212
Format: Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
Country: UK
Released: 1985
Genre: Electronic
Style: Industrial, Synth-pop

Label: Dean Records – 601 820
Format: Vinyl, 12", Maxi-Single, 45 RPM
Country: Europe
Released: 1985
Genre: Electronic, Folk, World, & Country
Style: Synth-pop

[Goonch]

121. Bee Gees - Odessa (1969) Part 1 (Full Double Album)

[debm55]

127. Thank you, Goonch. I remember the Bee Gees before their "Staying Alive" days too.

[NNadir]

122. It's hard to pick but I know what album blew my mind completely when I first heard it.

Solstice, Ralph Towner.

[debm55]

126. Great and thank you NNadir.

[a kennedy]

124. Santana's album with the lion head on it. 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻

[debm55]

125. Thank you, a kennedy. I really like Santana.

[DFW]

144. Ah, more than one? OK, then!

Beatles--Revolver
Byrds--Younger than Yesterday
Doors--Strange Days
Spirit--The Twelve Dreams of Doctor Sardonicus
Leo Kottke--either My Feet Are Smiling or Ice Water, hard to choose
Mark Knopfler--Sailing to Philadelphia or Dire Straits--On Any Street
Billy Joel--The Stranger
Wolverlei--Wind Tegen
Knut Kiesewetter--Leeder vun mien Fresenhof
Bonnie Raitt--Luck of the Draw
Steeleye Span--Now We Are Six
Pentangle--Cruel Sister
Bruce Hornsby--Scenes From The South Side, Harbor Lights, and Hot House
Ivan Goran Kovačić Folk Ensemble--Croatian Songs and Dances
Le Clou--Von Frankreich Nach Amerika

I listen to SO much music, there's no way I could pick just one album

[debm55]

146. Great selection. Thank you.

[CTyankee]

147. Carole King's TAPESTRY!

[debm55]

148. Yes, I saw her and James Taylor in Pittsburgh when they were touring together with the Sweet Baby

James and the the Tapestry albums. Saw them at the last concert a couple of years ago at the last concert at the Civic Arena. Not one bad song on her album.

[CTyankee]

149. Maybe a radio station will play it for nostalgia's sake or maybe when I get my new Surface device

in my car.

[padfun]

151. Yes - Close to the Edge, King Crimson - Court of the Crimson King

My all time favorite is Dark Side of the Moon but that was mentioned many times before.

[debm55]

153. I had both of those albums and I agree.

[GoodRaisin]

154. This is a hard question but I have to go with Allman Brothers Fillmore East

because of Liz Reed and all the other timeless classics on that album.

[debm55]

158. Great album

[sakabatou]

155. Cowboy Bebop (OST 1)

[debm55]

159. Thankyou, sakabatou

[BobTheSubgenius]

156. Although it hasn't aged as well as I'd hoped and expected long ago, LZ 1.

And Dark Side Of The Moon, of course. Working Man's Dead.

[debm55]

157. Thanks , Bob

[BobTheSubgenius]

160. Je vous en prie.

It was nice to reminisce.

[Tikki]

161. Probably "RAMONES"..RAMONES (1976)..

and I find myself listening to “L’Album” by CUIR (2022) and past favorites “Order of Operation” and “Split Personalities” ..by Ausmuteants (2014) more than often.

Tikki

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165. Thank you. Tikki

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166. Depending on my mood, it's either Dark Side of the Moon or Live Bullet by

Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band.



I'm a Michigander, what can I say? Bob is a Detroit deity, lol.

But then I also love Aja by Steely Dan and Making Movies by Dire Straits.

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167. Thank you catbyte. Both are great albums.