If you could only own 1 album ?

I went to see Dylan in London during his Street Legal Tour. Went with some friends, loved the music and had a great meal afterwards at a local restaurant. Bought the L.P. a few days later and it still reminds me of a very happy evening and a dear friend who is no longer alive.
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Stuart Truman said:
sars said:
There is a Radiohead greatest hits album, released against the bands wishes

I keep coming back to either Reckoner or Street Spirit/Fade Out

Hijack over :)

I love the in the basement gigs, this is one of my favourites :thumbsup:

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Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard of Oz

Been listening to this for 30 years (with the odd break of course) and it still reveals new aspects of Randy Rhoads' guitar playing to me today. :thumbsup:
 
Another one for Floyd.... "Sheep" is my favourite, but "Comfortably Numb" runs a close second ....so the album would have to be "Echoes"


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RubyBlueZ4MC said:
inkey$ said:
RubyBlueZ4MC said:
Portishead - Dummy
Was only just talking about this yesterday. 1995. New summer of love. All my flatmates also returned to our shared house with a copy after uni holidays.

Yes, definitely was moody uni music. Takes me back to those Fresher days when life was so carefree :)

I'm not sure the words 'Portishead' and 'carefree' have ever appeared in the same sentence before... 'Roads' is incredible yet harrowing every time.

Stuart Truman said:
sars said:
There is a Radiohead greatest hits album, released against the bands wishes

I keep coming back to either Reckoner or Street Spirit/Fade Out

Hijack over :)

There's no competition, it's Blackstar

Hard to decide on a single album. Potentials include:

Still Life by Opeth

Astral Weeks by Van Morrison

The Beauty and The Sea by Mor Karbasi

Different Stars by Trespassers William

Vulgar Display of Power by Pantera

Ten by Pearl Jam

The Garden by Zero 7

Any number of things by Cesaria Evora, Billie Holiday, The Mission, or Nick Drake...

I think I'll have to settle for Thunder and Consolation by New Model Army
 
I've got several hundred albums, some listened to a lot, some rarely. Most of all, probably Sergeant Pepper. Hunky Dory and Dark Side of the Moon close seconds.
 
Best thing about threads like this, reminds me of some excellent albums I need to dig out and listen to again :thumbsup:


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