Favorite Tunage

[Mr_Vindictive]

Ok, so we have all listed our most prized movies.  Now, lets name our favorite CDs. The ones that mean so much.  The ones that you just can't live without.

1. Widespread Panic-Light Fuse And Get Away-This is by far the greatest album I have ever heard in my life.  The songs flow perfectly, and everything is just so..happy.

[raj]

Beatles: White Album/Sgt. Pepper/Let It Be/ any other (sort of like asking if you want filet mignon or lobster, at different times I want a different one, but it's all good)
Black Flag:  Damaged (got me through high school)
Will the Circle be Unbroken v.2:  Good, solid country music, pre pop-country days.

[Fearless Freep]

Can't really name any one favorite CD because I go different stages of what I like and what moves me.  Right now in my CD player I have Dream Theater -"Images And Words". Before that was Miles Davis - "Kind Of Blue".  On my way out this morning it was Jaco Pastorius - "Jaco Pastorius".  Yesterday was  mixture of Rush - "Vapor Trails", Zebra - "Zebra", Weather Report - "Heavy Weather" and Dave Weckl - "Synergy"

[Chadzilla]

Lalo Schifrin - Dirty Harry Anthology - contains the music from Dirty Harry (1971), Magnum Force (1973), and Sudden Impact (1983) - Jerry Fielding scored the third Harry movie, entitled The Enforcer (1976).

John Williams - Jaws (1975) and Jaws 2 (1978) - Of course I am talking about the 25th Anniversary edition of the Jaws soundtrack, which contains the actual session recordings used in the movie.  IMHO his score for Jaws 2 is some of his greatest work.

John Carpenter - The Fog (1980) - My favorite Carpenter score.  You might as well add Varese Sarabande's 20th Anniversary Edition of Halloween (1978) (although I could do without the dialogue) as it the music used in the movie, not re-recordings/covers (as was the previous releases) and the soundtrack for Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982).

Jerry Goldsmith - The Swarm, Damien-Omen II - Two great soundtracks from 1978, a particularly strong year for Goldsmith.  If and when I get the limited edition of the Magic (1978 as well) soundtrack, toss it on the stack as well.  Honorable mention to The Burbs'.

[George]

1.  Doors - LA Woman
2.  The Boss - Born to Run
3.  Styx - Any best of or Paradise Threatre
4.  Beatles - Seargent Pepper
5.  Kiss - A best of mix tape
6.  Guitar Mix - some Clapton, Jeff Beck, Stevie Ray Vaughn

and

one Led Zeppelin album to wipe my butt on.

[Mr_Vindictive]

Linkin Park-Hybrid Theory

Rage Against The Machine-Battle Of L.A.

Link 80-E.B.H.C.

All of my Widespread albums: Till The Medicine Takes, Space Wrangler, Don't Tell The Band, Bombs and Butterflies.

The Entire Fight Club Soundtrak-All Dust Bros.


Favorite Tunes:

Allman Bros-Melissa
WSP-Pilgrims
WSP-Bertha
Pearl Jam-Alive
Less Than Jake-Where The Hell Is Mike Sinkovitch?
Reel Big Fish-Boss DJ

[Dolph Lundgren]

Pearl Jam - Ten (Best CD ever), Vs.
Radiohead - The Bends, OK Computer
Nada Surf - High/Low
Ash - 1977, Free All Angels
Coldplay - All albums
Live - Throwing Copper
Stone Temple Pilots - Core, Purple
Jane's Addiction - All
Soundgarden - All
Local H - All
Feeder - All
Foo Fighters - All

I could go on all day..

Nick

[Mr_Vindictive]

Dolph, fantastic tunes!

[Rob Phillips]

Not to date myself, but

Almost anything by:
Kansas (best band ever, IMHO)
Deep Purple
Steve Morse
Dregs
Joe Satriani
CCR
Gentle Giant
King Crimson
Early Genesis
Zombies
Yardbirds
Faces
Eagles
Styx (even better sans Deyoung)
Petra (Greg Voltz years)
Glass Harp
Traffic (especially John Barleycorn)
Blind Faith
Kerry Livgren (Solo)
Steve Walsh (Solo)

Honorable mention:
Pat Benatar
Steve Hackett (solo)
Pink Floyd (Water's years)
Kings X
Journey
Little River Band
Boston (except new album)
Van Halen (Sammy's Years) Best concert I've ever seen
Red Elvises
Alan Parson's Project
ELO (with Jeff Lynn)

[The Burgomaster]

Wow . . . this is a tough one. But here are a few (in no particular order):

* LED ZEPPLIN - "Runes"
* RAMONES - "Ramonesmania"
* FRANK ZAPPA - "Joe's Garage"
* ZZ TOP - "Afterburner"
* ZZ TOP - "Eliminator"
* ELVIS COSTELLO - "My Aim is True"
* ELVIS COSTELLO - "King of America"
* PINK FLOYD - "Dark Side of the Moon"
* DOOBIE BROTHERS - "The Captain and Me"
* DOOBIE BROTHERS - "Toulouse Street"
* BLONDIE - "Parallel Lines"
* BLONDIE - "Eat to the Beat"
* FRANK SINATRA - Just about anything he ever recorded
* HANK WILLIAMS (Senior, not Junior) - Just about anything he ever recorded - the all-time master of country music, bar none
* STEELY DAN - Just about anything they ever recorded
* BEATLES - "White Album"
* VAN HALEN - "Van Halen"
* VAN HALEN - "Van Halen II"
* BLACK SABBATH - "The Ozzy Osbourne Year"
* OZZY OSBOURNE - "Crazy Train"

[Dolph Lundgren]

Thanks, Skaboi!  You have some great tunes yourself there.

Looks like a lot of people are into classic rock.  I can definitely respect that.  It'll be interesting to see what everyone else lists.

Nick

[Ash]

I listen to hard metal and rock.

I hardly own any CD's anymore cause everything is almost all MP3's.

A few that I like are:

Disturbed
Sevendust
Breaking Benjamin
Primer 55
Union Underground
Endo
40 Below Summer
30 Seconds to Mars

I like the new Metallica....their new stuff is a lot darker than the last few abums they put out.

I also listen to most 80's stuff as well

My all time favorite metal band is Megadeth



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[Scott0]

My very rare copy of "Machina II" by the Smashing Pumpkins. I paid $50 to buy the two CD's, and I am so happy I did. The story goes that at the Smashing Pumpkins last show at the Metro, they made 25 vinyl copies of Machina II and gave them to their most dedicated fans, and told them to make copies and distribute them independently. I bought a copy because I know how much it means to those who made copies. Plus, it's a great CD. All unreleased stuff.

Scott

[wuggles451]

kyuss
queens of the stonage
orange goblin
-im really into "stoner metal" curently but im sure soon ill revert back to underground hip-hop like:
del the funkee homosapien
the coup
jurassic 5
-but i always stay faithful to good ol' rage against the machine

[JohnL]

I don't own any music CD's. I have a few old soundtrack albums from movies like Star Wars and such, but that's it.