Red Mosquito

LetMeSleep wrote:It's like choosing this

Oh man, Quorn makes some great stuff.

I just knew you'd pipe about fucking Quorn.

Their UK line is better than their US line, but their US line is solid. Gardein and MorningStar are generally better, but Quorn is superior to Boca.

Quorn is far better than MorningStar - the chik'n patties alone put them over the top.

No way. MorningStar's consistency across their entire line can't be touched by Quorn.

I will gladly choose a meat substitute that achieves moments of greatness over one that is consistently just ok.

turned2black wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:At the Drive-In - Relationship of Command

In/Casino/Out is a great album.

It's okay, but not even in the same universe as ROC.

Ryan Adams - Ryan Adams

LetMeSleep wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:Oh, Alice in Chains is definitely a good example - but it's Dirt by a mile.

Any deviation from this is idiotic.

Self-titled might be better. Maybe. In any case, none of them are MUCH better than the others.

Oh, and probably London Calling. I really like the first record, Sandinista, and Combat Rock, and proabably listen to all of those more than LC these days...but realistically, London Calling is probably the much better record.

stip wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:Nebraska

Born in the USA is his best album, but it's not much better than the others

Born in the USA is better than Nebraska, Born to Run and Darkness? I politely disagree. Though I do think USA gets crapped on for being too commercial. I don't think Bruce went into the studio after Nebraska thinking he'd make an album that would sell 30 million copies. I think the masses came to him and that album is filled with some great pop songs no doubt.

Some of my earliest memories about music come from listening to Bruuuuuce vinyl with my Dad who was lucky enough to see him in 75, 77, 80 and 84.

Alex wrote:Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker

Fixed it for you.

McParadigm wrote:Oh, and probably London Calling. I really like the first record, Sandinista, and Combat Rock, and proabably listen to all of those more than LC these days...but realistically, London Calling is probably the much better record.

Agreed here. Like them all but LC is way better than the others IMHO.

BigRedLedbetter wrote:

stip wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:Nebraska

Born in the USA is his best album, but it's not much better than the others

Born in the USA is better than Nebraska, Born to Run and Darkness? I politely disagree. Though I do think USA gets crapped on for being too commercial. I don't think Bruce went into the studio after Nebraska thinking he'd make an album that would sell 30 million copies. I think the masses came to him and that album is filled with some great pop songs no doubt.

Some of my earliest memories about music come from listening to Bruuuuuce vinyl with my Dad who was lucky enough to see him in 75, 77, 80 and 84.

I'll second USA being Bruce's best, and I think by a pretty wide margin.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

BigRedLedbetter wrote:

stip wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:Nebraska

Born in the USA is his best album, but it's not much better than the others

Born in the USA is better than Nebraska, Born to Run and Darkness? I politely disagree. Though I do think USA gets crapped on for being too commercial. I don't think Bruce went into the studio after Nebraska thinking he'd make an album that would sell 30 million copies. I think the masses came to him and that album is filled with some great pop songs no doubt.

Some of my earliest memories about music come from listening to Bruuuuuce vinyl with my Dad who was lucky enough to see him in 75, 77, 80 and 84.

I'll second USA being Bruce's best, and I think by a pretty wide margin.

It's produced better. I will agree with that. As far as song content? Agree to disagree.

I love them but I nominate.......