Red Mosquito

Yeah. Misplaced Childhood by Marillion.

doug rr wrote:this is at 9 pages now and should have been locked after Blood on the Tracks and Exile on Main Street

While Exile is my favorite record of all time, I don't think it's perfect. Pretty close, as is Blood on the Tracks.

Mastodon - Crack the Skye

Pretenders - Learning to Crawl

Mojopin wrote:Yeah. Misplaced Childhood by Marillion.

nice one - i haven't listened to it for ages but i remember that Clutching At Straws was my favorite of theirs.

Revolvah.

Beastie Boys- Check Your Head

I really want to put random access memories in here, there's two songs on it that really stop it being perfect though.

Bummer.

Did I really go through 10 pages of this thread and not a single person mentioned Appetite For Destruction? For a straight up hard rock album that's about as perfect as it gets. There are better albums, but I don't believe that was the point of the thread was it?

Watch The Flames wrote:Did I really go through 10 pages of this thread and not a single person mentioned Appetite For Destruction? For a straight up hard rock album that's about as perfect as it gets. There are better albums, but I don't believe that was the point of the thread was it?

i think people here are afraid to admit how great early gnr were

alice in chains - jar of flies
def leppard - hysteria
u2 - achtung baby
sponge - rotting pinata

warehouse wrote:

Watch The Flames wrote:Did I really go through 10 pages of this thread and not a single person mentioned Appetite For Destruction? For a straight up hard rock album that's about as perfect as it gets. There are better albums, but I don't believe that was the point of the thread was it?

i think people here are afraid to admit how great early gnr were

Thing About You and Anything Goes are kinda meh.

Wintersleep, Untitled

bada wrote:

warehouse wrote:

Watch The Flames wrote:Did I really go through 10 pages of this thread and not a single person mentioned Appetite For Destruction? For a straight up hard rock album that's about as perfect as it gets. There are better albums, but I don't believe that was the point of the thread was it?

i think people here are afraid to admit how great early gnr were

Thing About You and Anything Goes are kinda meh.

I agree on Anything Goes but Think About You is pretty great.

Gods' Die wrote:

doug rr wrote:this is at 9 pages now and should have been locked after Blood on the Tracks and Exile on Main Street

While Exile is my favorite record of all time, I don't think it's perfect. Pretty close, as is Blood on the Tracks.

Sticky Fingers outdoes Exile for me. Pretty much near on perfect.

Peeps wrote:alice in chains - jar of flies
def leppard - hysteria
u2 - achtung baby
sponge - rotting pinata

Rotting Pinata is an amazing album.

matt reeder wrote:

zeb wrote:Nirvana - In Utero

No bad songs, all good songs. Incredible performances and song writing rarely matched in the modern era.

Soma. wrote:Siamese Dream

U mad?

My top 2 albums of all time.

I was also going to suggest:

Sleater-Kinney - The Woods
Soundgarden - Superunknown
The Beatles - Revolver
Paul Simon - Graceland
Built To Spill - Perfect From Now On
Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation
Radiohead - OK Computer
Radiohead - Kid A

I listened to the 25th Anniversary edition last night and it reminded me how good the album is.

Good call on Graceland.

Birds of Fire by Mahavishnu Orchestra

As if God himself had descended from the heavens to bestow upon us the most perfect album of all time. Never to be duplicated for all of eternity.

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

Gods' Die wrote:

doug rr wrote:this is at 9 pages now and should have been locked after Blood on the Tracks and Exile on Main Street

While Exile is my favorite record of all time, I don't think it's perfect. Pretty close, as is Blood on the Tracks.

Sticky Fingers outdoes Exile for me. Pretty much near on perfect.

I rarely listen to Sticky Fingers without listening to Exile (and vise versa). I always feel like rolling right on through. And if I'm really in a Stones mood (which how can you not be after listening to those two records) I pop into Let it Bleed next.