BTW, ginaandtacos, step up.
Let's have it.

-A

Redline wrote:I have 37 of these records so far. That's fun!

In the last stretch, I thought I was going to beat you, but we tied.


37 as well.

I love this record enormously

at the moment it is Stooges' "Fun House."

this kind of thing changes for me, but "Fun House" cannot be denied.

alex maiolo wrote:BTW, ginaandtacos, step up.
Let's have it.

-A

I didn't say I had better taste. I'm just surprised that I don't really like any of this. At all.

ginandtacos.com wrote:

alex maiolo wrote:BTW, ginaandtacos, step up.
Let's have it.

-A

I didn't say I had better taste. I'm just surprised that I don't really like any of this. At all.

I'm sure you're taste is second to none. However, you gotta PROVIDE, baby.

thyklopth wrote:

ginandtacos.com wrote:

alex maiolo wrote:BTW, ginaandtacos, step up.
Let's have it.

-A

I didn't say I had better taste. I'm just surprised that I don't really like any of this. At all.

I'm sure you're taste is second to none. However, you gotta PROVIDE, baby.

yeah doude, pony up.

I have given this much thought and decided Funhouse by the Stooges is the best album ever

alex maiolo wrote:

Joni Mitchell - Court and Spark

This record is suprisingly good. I say 'surprisingly', because I like Joni Mitchell anyway...but I hadn't come across it until a few months ago, when I was blown away after hearing 'Other People's Parties' on the radio. Strangely, I didn't immediately recognise it as her, as she's signing in a slightly lower register than I was used to, but recognised her melodic/technical style.

There's a raw, emotional honesty that runs throughout the album, that makes it kind of great.

Still can't make up my mind about my favourite record. I'll think on it some more and try and narrow it down.