Dewey Redman "Ear of the Behearer"

"Career In Rock" by Volcano Suns. I laugh whenever I think of that album title.

I always thought that that TLC's "Ooooooohhh... On the TLC Tip" was very funny as well, but for completely different reasons.

John Fahey Volume 2 "Death Chants, Breakdowns, & Military Waltzes."


Totally off topic (but I know there’s a few other Fahey keeners here): I just learned lore has it that Fahey was accepted into grad studies at UCLA on the strength of his heckling of a bluegrass musician at the Berkeley Volk Festi-hell.. Ah, the sixties.

i can't stand the band one bit, but there's an album by the ordinary boys entitled "over the counter culture". for some reason i just really like it; it seems to works on so many different levels.
so what do people think about self-titled albums? yay / nay?

Angry_Dragon wrote:You guys are so way off the mark with this one. Hands down, the distinction of best album title goes to The Spice Girls- Spiceworld. They also get best lyric for the line "If you wanna be my lover, then you gotta get with my friends."

It's also the best film ever shot.

mogwai - mogwai young team
a reference to wee neddy gangs in central scotland.
talk about a joke going too far. heheh. Reminds you of wee guys stabbing each other because they live in a different scheme about half a mile away.

johnnyshape wrote:

Angry_Dragon wrote:You guys are so way off the mark with this one. Hands down, the distinction of best album title goes to The Spice Girls- Spiceworld. They also get best lyric for the line "If you wanna be my lover, then you gotta get with my friends."

It's also the best film ever shot.

or it would have been had they left gary glitter's scenes in...

neil2mf wrote:mogwai - mogwai young team
a reference to wee neddy gangs in central scotland.
talk about a joke going too far. heheh. Reminds you of wee guys stabbing each other because they live in a different scheme about half a mile away.

Come to think of it, "Come On Die Young" ranks way up there. What a beautiful clash of sound and meaning. It's perfect. What's the allusion to? - I didn't know the "Young Team" one.

Peter Brotzmann, Harry Miller, Louis Moholo - "The Nearer the Bone, the Sweeter the Meat"

these come to mind:

god hates us all - slayer
grande rock - hellacopters
music is rotted one note - squarepusher (the sleeve too, is great)
mingus ah um

and many more...