The MayorofRockNRoll wrote:I'm pretty sure that as long as people make albums, tastes and sensibilities are going to change, and so are most people's personal favorites.

Sure, we'll all hang on tight to a few, but somebody will come along and do something that simply cannot be denied, even and especially if the musical landscape- especially the punk/hardcore/indie/underground one- is cluttered with every variety of dispensable tripe.

Having to choose- it hurts one's head.

sphincter wrote:

The MayorofRockNRoll wrote:I'm pretty sure that as long as people make albums, tastes and sensibilities are going to change, and so are most people's personal favorites.

Sure, we'll all hang on tight to a few, but somebody will come along and do something that simply cannot be denied, even and especially if the musical landscape- especially the punk/hardcore/indie/underground one- is cluttered with every variety of dispensable tripe.

Having to choose- it hurts one's head.

I suggest you don't take threads like this too seriously. Now choose you little maggot!

Mark Hansen wrote:

steve wrote:Stooges Fun House and it isn't even close.

If forced to choose, this would be it.

Mark Hansen wrote:Yeah, "Exile on Main St." "The Ramones" and "Vol.4" rank up there as well.

I would add "Killer" and "Billion Dollar Babies" by Alice Cooper. Those two albums are a toss-up for me. The songs "Halo of Flies" and "Billion Dollar Babies" make it impossible for me to choose between those two albums.

Skronk wrote:I can't pick the greatest album, but I can name you several. One of them being 12Twelve's L'Univers.

kerble wrote:

Skronk wrote:I can't pick the greatest album, but I can name you several. One of them being 12Twelve's L'Univers.

haha! Salut! they are dear dear friends of mine. I visited them at electrical when they were recording this one!