Brian Eno - Apollo

Shellac - Terraform (yeah, everyone's hesitant to talk about Steve's bands on Steve's business' website because one is hesitant to lose cool points, but hey, that album rocks my ass)

My Bloody Valentine - Loveless

Slayer - Reign in Blood

My head is spinning thinking of lesser albums for the 5th choice. It'll snap to me in the future. I'll put this one on hold.

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Mary Margaret O'Hara: Miss America

Van Dyke Parks: Song Cycle

John Fahey: Days Have Gone By

Charles Curtis Trio : Ultra White Violet Light

Charles Ives : The Unanswered Question/ Central Park In The Dark
or
Glenn Gould: Goldberg Variations

In no particular order;

1. The Frames - for the birds
2. The beatles - abbey road
3. Beach Boys - Pet sounds
4. Sebadoh - Bubble and Scrape
5. George Gershwin - Rypsody in blue

Fugazi - 13 songs
The Clash - London Calling
Radiohead - The Bends
REM - Eponymous (yes i know that's cheating)
Beastie Boys - Pauls Boutique

big boys "the fat elvis"

arethea franklin "i never loved a man the way i love you"

rolling stones "sticky fingers"

thelonious monk "monks music"

rites of spring "end on end''

bChrome wrote:
rolling stones "sticky fingers"

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classical
Complete Shostakovitch string quartets
The late Beethoven string quartets
Schnittke - piano quintet
Debussy - sonata for violen and piano
Paganini - complete violen concertos

rock
Robert Wyatt - rock bottom
Shellac - at action park
Fripp & Eno - no pussyfooting
Tom Waits - small change
Bob Dylan - blood on the tracks (the firtst version/bootleg)

soul/r&b
James Carr - dark end of the street
Solomon Burke - proud mary
Stevie Wonder - talking book
some early Meters lp on josie
Al Green - I'm still in love with you

blues
Lightnin Hopkins - live at berkley
this elmore james/jb lenoire comp that i have on chess
charles brown - driftin' on score
dr. john - the night tripper
nick cave - the firstborn is dead

rap
de la soul - bahloone mindstate
dr. octagon
the first nwa
beastie boys - pauls boutique
ice t - power

comedy
robert shimmel's first
bill hicks first 2
david tyree's first
the chris rock cd before the new one

jazz
John Coltrane - the complete live at the village vanguard
Lee Konitz - motion
Charles Mingus - Mingus presents Mingus
Jim Hall/ Bill Evans - undercurent
Jimmy Giuffre - 1961

alex wrote:

bChrome wrote:
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it is the best rolling stones record.

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