Bands And Albums.

Pink Floyd - The Wall

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.....Beatles

Always loved Abbey Road. I only recognized it as a masterpiece when I first copied vinyl to cassette all those years ago. At the end of side 1 Lennon is screaming on "She's So Heavy" - the pounding repetitious guitar riff assaults the senses, you feel the need for relief. The very next thing you hear are the beautiful opening notes of "Here Comes The Sun" - the perfect antidote. You didn't get that when you had to flip the record over (of course it's obvious on CD).

Yeah, the remainder of the 2nd side is phenomenal, but it's that previously concealed transition from anger to beauty that sets it apart as #1. Absolute magic. We will never see the likes of it again I fear.

Oh geez, so many, I'll try to narrow it down somewhat.

Kind of Blue by Miles Davis

Naked City by John Zorn

In The Court of The Crimson King by King Crimson

In Absentia by Porcupine Tree

The Human Equation by Ayreon

Up by R.E.M.

Souvenirs by The Gathering

Close To The Edge by Yes

Rain Dogs by Tom Waits

Songs by Regina Spektor

Doolittle by Pixies

Remedy Lane by Pain of Salvation

Master of Puppets
Appetite for Destruction
Revolver
The Wall
Shout at the Devil

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Little Feat: I liked Feats Dont Fail Me Now.

"Loading Zone" by Roy Buchanan
"Junior Wells On Tap" by Junior Wells

Here's a good grocery list for ya... (in no particular order of greatness)

"Number of the Beast" - Iron Maiden
"Operation: Mindcrime" - Queensryche
"La Sexorcisto" - White Zombie
"Demons and Wizards" - Uriah Heep
"Songs For Sanity" - John 5
"Ghost Reveries" - Opeth
"Nevermind the Bollocks..." - Sex Pistols
"Screaming For Vengeance" - Judas Priest
"Goodbye Yellowbrick Road" - Elton John
"Bat Out of Hell" - Meatloaf
"Horror Show" - Iced Earth
"Era Vulgaris" - Queens of the Stone Age
"Holy Diver" - Dio
"Led Zeppelin II" - Led Zeppelin
"Animals" - Pink Floyd
"Surfing With the Alien" - Joe Satriani
"Rust In Peace" - Megadeth
"Static Age" - Misfits
"Surrealistic Pillows" - Jefferson Airplane
"Black Sabbath" - Black Sabbath
old school Patti Smith
anything by Clapton/Cream, Frampton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, B.B. King, The Who, Beatles, and CCR


and the Rocky Horror Picture Show soundtrack.

GIT SOME!!!!

V's by Mission of Burma is phenomenal as is 2 by Meat Puppets. Violator by Depeche Mode, the first Foo Fighter's album, Grace by Jeff Buckley. All landmarks and all essential for your record collection. In fact, I could survive on these five albums alone.

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