Red Mosquito

Sticky Fingers

Man, impossible...i would change it every fuckin minute...but perhaps Vs.

Nick cave and the bad seeds - the boatmans call

It's way too tempting to start listing many others

Vitalogy. I love every second of that album (this includes Bugs, Stupid Mop, Ave Davanita, and Pry, To).

No Code

A few times a year I discover a new album that I love, usually newly released albums. Sometimes I go back to music from my collection, or even discover older stuff that I somehow missed growing up. But Pearl Jam in their prime hold a special place in my heart. No Code was a game changer for me. When it was first released I was disappointed for about two days, then grew an affection, that quickly grew into love. Over time it even surpassed Ten, Vs and Vitalogy. I always loved music, but after No Code my taste changed, and I found new artists and styles to enjoy.

I only play No Code once in a while now, but it always gives me a great feeling.

Actually it's probably No Code for me too.

Of pearl jam albums it's no code for me too I think. Whatever way the sound works it always makes me feel like I'm in the room. Especially on the quieter songs. Off he goes especially.

If the criteria is enjoying every song on the album whenever I hear them, I have to go with Beautiful Midnight by Matthew Good Band. Still fuckin' gets me right here...

I have it narrowed down to Sigur Ros - Takk and The Ramones - Self Titled. Will report back when I have a winner.

pink floyd animals and yield both b/c of great memories of my time in college / 20's.

Bone Machine - Tom Waits

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I have it narrowed down to Sigur Ros - Takk and The Ramones - Self Titled. Will report back when I have a winner.

Takk is also my fav Sigur Ros album but ST is my least favorite of the first 7 Ramones albums

Abbey Road

Physical Graffiti. It has a side for so many moods.
Side 1, straight ahead rock. In My Time of Dying being the highlight.
Side 2, a little more exploratory. Kashmir being the highlight.
Side 3, a little more contemplative. In The Light and Ten Years Gone could be the best songs on the album.
Side 4, a hodgepodge of styles. I suggest Black Country Woman or Sick Again.

theplatypus wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I have it narrowed down to Sigur Ros - Takk and The Ramones - Self Titled. Will report back when I have a winner.

Takk is also my fav Sigur Ros album but ST is my least favorite of the first 7 Ramones albums

Leaving Home would be a close second, and probably better musically, but ST has a huge sentimental value for me as it is what got me into the Ramones and punk in general.

diesel wrote:pink floyd animals and yield both b/c of great memories of my time in college / 20's.

Animals is up there for me too.

Live at Fillmore East- The Allman Brothers Band

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

theplatypus wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I have it narrowed down to Sigur Ros - Takk and The Ramones - Self Titled. Will report back when I have a winner.

Takk is also my fav Sigur Ros album but ST is my least favorite of the first 7 Ramones albums

Leaving Home would be a close second, and probably better musically, but ST has a huge sentimental value for me as it is what got me into the Ramones and punk in general.

Rocket to Russia has always been my favorite.