Desert Island Discs

[academic punk]

You know the drill...pick your 10 all-time favorite albums. (THE ALBUMS AS IS!!! NO SNEAKING AN EXTRA DISC OR AN EXTRA SONG ONTO A DISC!!! NO THE SIX-PACK IS NOT ONE ALBUM!!! IT'S SIX!!!!)

The albums that you'd want to live with if you could never have another piece of music ever again...the stuff you'd recommend to your best friend, avowing that their life is just not complete without 'em.

[loss of fools]

rocks- aerosmith
wacf- vh
billon dollar babies- alice cooper
sticky fingers- rolling stones
high voltage- ac/dc
fireball- deep purple
sabotage- black sabbath
pet sounds- beach boys
electric warrior- t-rex
rust in piece- megadeth

they arent my top 10 albums but iv chosen 10 differnt bands just for a bit of variation.

[Mr Badguy]

Ten I couldn`t live without:

Diamond Head "The white album"
Judas Priest "British steel"
AC/DC "For those about to rock (we salute you)"
Vain "No respect"
Iron Maiden "Seventh son of a seventh son"
Black Sabbath "Heaven and hell"
Led Zeppelin "Physical graffiti"
Rush "Signals"
Pink Floyd "The Wall"
Queensryche "Promised land"

No live albums or compilations (that`s cheating).

[academic punk]

Originally posted by loss of fools
rocks- aerosmith
wacf- vh
billon dollar babies- alice cooper
sticky fingers- rolling stones
high voltage- ac/dc
fireball- deep purple
sabotage- black sabbath
pet sounds- beach boys
electric warrior- t-rex
rust in piece- megadeth

they arent my top 10 albums but iv chosen 10 differnt bands just for a bit of variation.


I've never understood the appeal of Pet Sounds. I've bought it three times now, only to return it each time after it a listen.

Doesn't feel like a "grower", either. The lyrics just don't come across for me.

[DLR7884]

Led Zeppelin-Physical Graffiti
Pink Floyd-The Wall
Van Halen-I
Alice In Chains-Dirt
Audioslave-Audioslave
AC/DC-Highway To Hell
Van Halen-1984
Guns N Roses-Appetite
Led Zeppelin-Houses Of The Holy
David Lee Roth-EEAS

DLR7884
This list is ever evolving.

[academic punk]

Originally posted by DLR7884
Led Zeppelin-Physical Graffiti
Pink Floyd-The Wall
Van Halen-I
Alice In Chains-Dirt
Audioslave-Audioslave
AC/DC-Highway To Hell
Van Halen-1984
Guns N Roses-Appetite
Led Zeppelin-Houses Of The Holy
David Lee Roth-EEAS

DLR7884
This list is ever evolving.

Solid list. I'll distract tghe customs officials while you sneak in another Alice in Chains of your choice.

[Anonymous]

Damn, that's REALLY hard... ok, off the top of my head. <--- What does that mean, by the way?

1. Manowar - Kings of Metal. Ok, this is DEFINITELY number 1... I think. Manowar is first, but I'm not sure about the album. Hell, I'll take this one. Now, in no particular order:

2. John Lee Hooker - Boom Boom. Great tracks in this one. I actually skip the title track most of the times, I'm pretty sick of it by now. Still a classic, though.

3. Antonin Dvórak's Symphony no. 9 in E minor, "From the New World". I couldn't skip classical, and it came down between this and Beethoven's ninth. Dvórak it is, then.

4. Iron Maiden - Fear of the Dark. I still prefer this one over 'Number of the Beast'. Maybe because it was the first real Metal I've listened to? I stopped listening to Guns n' Roses after this.

5. Van Halen I - After careful consideration, I decided I couldn't live without Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love. Ice Cream Man and You Really Got Me would help, too.

6. David Lee Roth - Eat 'Em And Smile. Yankee Rose... 'nuff said.

7. Rhapsody - Power of the Dragonflame. This may just be the best Rhapsody album to date. Near perfect balance between aggressive heavy riffs and symphonic melodies. However, they tend to get better with each album, and they are about to release a new one, that one may be it...

8. Absu - The Sun of Tiphareth - I REALLY wouldn't be caught in a deserted island without a true Black Metal album... and Absu are the best and purest I've listened to so far.

9. Bruce Springsteen - The Ghost of Tom Joad. It seems noone can make an 'intimate' album like the Boss. I truly enjoy this one and Nebraska. However, this one was professionally produced, so it has an obviously better sound. It also has Youngstown.

10. I'm gonna cheat a bit on this one. Bob Seger - Nine Tonight. It's the best live album I've ever listened to. I think I've listened to this album more times than any other in my entire music collection - and that may very well be over 300, ladies and gentlemen.

It's still a very lacking list, however... I couldn't even squeeze AC/DC in there. Nor Black Sabbath or Deep Purple. Damn!

Cheers! :bottle:

[Warham]

1. Pet Sounds - The Beach Boys: My favorite album of all-time and probably the one that I would choose if I had to pick just one.

2. Revolver - The Beatles: The 2nd best album of 1966.

3. Today! - The Beach Boys: How can you go wrong with an album that has a 2nd side like this one?

4. Beatles - Rubber Soul: Beep, beep, beep, beep, yeah!

5. Van Halen - 1984: Hot For Teacher makes this my pick of Van Halen over Fair Warning, although Fair Warning is a better album.

6. Lennon Legend - John Lennon: The only greatest hits album I would take. I wanted his 1980's hits too.

7. The Joshua Tree - U2: Just for cut #1. My favorite U2 song of all-time.

8. Live At Leeds - The Who: Greatest live album ever. Greatest live band ever.

9. Stone Temple Pilots - Purple: One of the great unsung bands of the 90's.

10. DLR Band: Not necessarily Dave at his best, but Dave at his most raw. Love it.

[DrMaddVibe]

Kiss Alive!

Rush - All The World's A Stage

Roxy Music - Avalon

Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed

RHCP - Mother's Milk

Van Halen - Fair Warning

Pink Floyd - Animals

Verve Pipe - Villains

Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage

3000 Miles To Graceland - OST

[tydhurst]

Diver Down - Van Halen

Rock in a hard Place - Aerosmith

Please Please Me - The Beatles

The White Stripes - The White Stripes

Led Zeppelin IV - Led Zeppelin

A Quick One - The Who

In Utero - Nirvana

Dookie - Green Day (Don't ask!)

All Things Must Pass - George Harrison

Brothers In Arms - dire Straits

[UGS]

NIN- the downward spiral
VH- FW
GNR- live era 87-93
Skynyd- debut
Soundgarden- superunknown
the Smashing Pumpkins- mellon collie
George Carlin- you are all diseased (need a good laugh on the island)
Aerosmith- rocks
Queen- night at the opera
Dream Theater- metropolis pt 2

[monkeythe]

VH - Fair Warning
DLR - Greatest Hits
GNR - Appetite
Queensryche - Operation Mind Crime
Metallica - Master of Puppets
Ozzy - Randy Rhodes Tribute
Dream Theater - Scenes from a memory
VH - Fair Warning
Motley Crue - Red White & Crue
Steve Vai - PAssion & Warfare

[Shaun Ponsonby]

In no particular order (except alphabetical);

ELP-Brain Salad Surgery (My favourite prog lyric)
David Lee Roth-EEAS (I love it because it is varied)
Judas Priest-Metal Works (Couldn't decide on a proper Priest album)
Motorhead-Inferno (Their latest is their best)
Pink Floyd-P.U.L.S.E (They so all of DSOTM, plus tracks from the rest)
Queen-Queen 2 (Before BO RHAP)
Spock's Beard-Snow (Undiscovered prog mastermind, Mr. Neal Morse)
UFO-Strangers In The Night (This live stuff is better than their studio stuff)
Van Halen-Van Halen (do i need to explain?)
Yes-The Yes Album ('Yours Is No Disgrace'/'Your Move'/ 'Clap' etc)

NEAR MISSES

Ozzy-Blizzard of Ozz (Definatley his strongest)
Deep Purple-In Rock (Gillan and Glover appear on the scene and make rock history)
Dragonforce-Valley of the Damned (Undiscovered Extreme Power Metal get mp3s @ www.dragonforce.com)
Ozric Tentacles-Jurassic Shift (Undiscovered/underated greats)
Jet-Get Born (Too indie for rock 'n' roll, too rock 'n' roll for indie. I kinda like that).
AC/DC-If You Want Blood (Angus! Angus!)

[Soul Reaper]

Pink Floyd- Dark Side Of The Moon
Soundgarden - Superunknown
Led Zeppelin - II
Iron Maiden - Powerslave
Guns N' Roses - Appetite For Destruction
Dream Theater - Images And Words
Metallica - Master of Puppets
Van Halen - I
Van Halen - II
DLR - Eat Em' And Smile

[Last_Child]

ehm.....

Van Halen - WACF
DLR - ALAE
AC/DC - Powerage
Ian Hunter - RANT
Deep Purple - Machine Head
Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage
DIO - Holy Diver
Dream Theater - Images & Words
Gary Moore - Still got The Blues
Hanoi Rocks - Decadent, Dangerous, Delicious

DVD?

AC/DC - Donington
AC/DC - Stiff Upper Lip
AC/DC - No Bull
Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert
Van Halen - LArgo 82' (When it's downloaded & burnt on a CD)
Jimi Hendrix - Isle Of Wight
Queen - Wembley 86'
Dream Theater - Live At Budokan (Then I'll have to borrow it from a friend...)
AC/DC - Family Jewels (When it's released)

[Shaun Ponsonby]

DVDs, that's a good idea...

1) AC/DC-Live At Donnington

2) JUDAS PRIEST-Electric Eye

3) MOTORHEAD's new DVD (when it comes out)

4) YES-Live at the House of Blues

5) RUSH-In Rio

6) METALLICA-Stunning Cunts (Yes, I know it's called Cunning Stunts, but this is a better title. And they may be sellouts, but a good song is a good song)

7) IRON MAIDEN-Rock In Rio

8) LIVE AID (OK, so I'm cheating)

9) QUEEN-Video Hits 1

10) THE DOORS-30th Anniversary Edition



LAST_CHILD, you only have 9 DVDs.

[Last_Child]

Originally posted by Shaun Ponsonby
LAST_CHILD, you only have 9 DVDs.

hmm...let's make it ten....


10....ahh..what the fuck...

AC/DC - Let There Be Rock VHS....

[Shaun Ponsonby]

Jesus Christ, you really like AC/DC, don't you?

[Last_Child]

Originally posted by Shaun Ponsonby
Jesus Christ, you really like AC/DC, don't you?

Hell yeah!

They are the fucking best!
1.AC/DC
2.CVH/DLR

[Shaun Ponsonby]

Have you ever seen 'For Those About To Rock', a free show in Moscow.


The youngsters in Moscow blocked KGB army guys, fought for freedom. Many people died in the process. So, AC/DC did a free show, took along Metallica, Black Crowes and Pantera for support, and played in front of 500,000 people. I downloaded it somehow (can't remember where from). It brings a tear to the eye. Sometimes, I could feel the excitement through my PC.

You have to bear in mind that Russia had never seen anything like that before. Cannons, inflateable Rosie/Angus etc.

[Roy Munson]

- Big Wreck: In Loving Memory Of...

- Sheryl Crow: The Globe Sessions

- Led Zeppelin: IV

- Van Halen: Fair Warning

- Radiohead: OK Computer

- Alice In Chains: Dirt

- Fishbone: The Reality of My Surroundings

- The Who: Who's Next

- Soundgarden: Superunknown

- Nickel Creek: This Side

[Last_Child]

Originally posted by Shaun Ponsonby
Have you ever seen 'For Those About To Rock', a free show in Moscow.

Yeah, I've seen that.
Great Show!

It's been a while since I saw it but it was AWESOME!

Just search for "ACDC Live" or something like that on LimeWire and you'll propably find it.
720MB DVD Rip.

Have you seen the Glasgow 1978?

[Shaun Ponsonby]

No, I've not seen that one. I just downloaded a gig from 1977, though. I think it was a TV special from Germany or something like that.

[Last_Child]

Originally posted by Shaun Ponsonby
No, I've not seen that one. I just downloaded a gig from 1977, though. I think it was a TV special from Germany or something like that.

Yeah..I have that one too...Great one.

[Shaun Ponsonby]

Have you got Family Jewels yet?

It rocks more than any other DVD in the world ever. In fact, I'm going to drop Donnington and add Family Jewels to my 10 DVDs list.

[Last_Child]

Nah...I checked my local music store today.

They don't have anything...except for crap crap & some good stuff...

Drop DONNINGTON???
WTF?
That's the fucking best DVD EVER!!


Hmm...I NEED FAMILY JEWELS!!

[Shaun Ponsonby]

Yes, but Family Jewels is better.

1-Bon is on it
2-Every era of the band is covered from 1975-1990
3-Angus looks unusaully ugly on 'Dirty Deeds'
4-It's longer/got more songs
5-LOADS of rare shit and unseen stuff

DONNINGTON is a great gig, but FAMILY JEWELS just rocks like a hurricane!!!!

[Last_Child]

okey...it's settled...


I NEED THIS DVD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Is Malsolm doing a solo in Show Business?

[Shaun Ponsonby]

Badguy said that, and I anylised it for ages. All I saw was Angus 'licking' the strings on Malcom's guitar. But the thing about 'Show Business' is that what you are seeing isn't always what you are hearing.

For example, sometimes, Bon is singing without opening his mouth. Either he was a great ventriliquist OR it's just edited and paced together from the rest of the show it was taken from.

[Last_Child]

hmm....Okey..

I need this...
(Fuck ..I repeat myself)

[MAX]

Ooooooooooh, another desert islands thread? I haven't done one of these in years. :cool:

Let's see.......................

No particular order.

Van Halen - Fair Warning

The Who - Live at Leeds

KI$$ - Alive!

Saturday Night Fever - Soundtrack

Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffitti

Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street

Eric Clapton - Just One Night

Blondie - Parallel Lines

Motley Crue - Shout at the Devil

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magik

Damn, that's fucking tough. Heck, some of them aren't even my favorites by the artists, just the longest. lol.

[Last_Child]

Yahoo!

Let's remove Queen & replace it with Family Jewels!

[Shaun Ponsonby]

I take it you got it, then.

[Last_Child]

Originally posted by Shaun Ponsonby
I take it you got it, then.



Yup--
And it is fooking Awesome!

[Shaun Ponsonby]

Told ya!