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'Perfect albums'
- Thread starter Mulletperm
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I love that album but it isn't perfect. Possibly the best song on it got cut - Silver Springs.
Gilzeantoscore
Justin Edinburgh
The Beatles, Magical Mystery Tour, just for the fact that it has Strawberry fields Forever on it.
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
Tis for me Its one that I can listen to from start to finish without any bother which is rare for me, too many revered albums have soft spots.
Others I missed
Scott Walker - Scott 4
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Tender Prey
Alabama 3 - Exit on Coalharbour Lane
No filler, that's very true. And it is a full start-to-finish listen.
But whether you blame technological limitations, stylistic choices or simply balancing fragile egos, it can't be perfect without that track.
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
Ahh get what ya mean.
Baleforce
Ron Henry
That opens an interesting side discussion, as it is on the remastered version.
Depends on the listening medium too. Most of the music I regularly listen to is ripped from Qobuz at "Studio master" standard and played through a modern, moderately decent speaker set. So I'll always listen to the remaster as it was remastered with modern equipment in mind.
If I'm listening to vinyl then I'll listen to the original as that was the format it was mastered for (and I don't have the remaster on vinyl).
Mulletperm
Mauricio Taricco
Just remembered another, that I used to listen to constantly.
Placebo - Without You I'm Nothing
Placebo - Without You I'm Nothing
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
Where to start??
I love music and have a few hundred vinyl albums which are on most of the day. These are just a few.
Neil Young . Harvest
Bob Segar. Against the Wind
Floyd . Dark side of the Moon
Meatloaf . Bat out of Hell
Bob Segar. Night Moves
AC/DC. Let there be Rock
Cohen. Songs of Love and Hate
I love music and have a few hundred vinyl albums which are on most of the day. These are just a few.
Neil Young . Harvest
Bob Segar. Against the Wind
Floyd . Dark side of the Moon
Meatloaf . Bat out of Hell
Bob Segar. Night Moves
AC/DC. Let there be Rock
Cohen. Songs of Love and Hate
Bedfordspurs
Martin Peters
He is a nut job
walked off stage when I went to see him as the lights were too light …
shame as his Mansun stuff is classic
I paid £85 for an original Attack of the Grey Latern and then then they released it in heavyweight vinyl. So now I have an old and new copy
Bedfordspurs
Martin Peters
4 great albums there
queen for me was growing up
mansun was my teen years and I was hooked after seeing the video for tax loss at Liverpool Street station
unkle i love because after my dance years I got into serious dance music. Saw them at the O2 and it was immense
Decksand drums i got into because I randomly met David Arnold through a mutual friend who said they were remixing some of his sones…. It was a bind theme
I do live mid era biffy and Puzzle is the album for me
Hashegotthesackyet?
Alan Hutton
Blue Lines - Massive Attack
LutonSpurs
Eric Dear
Nas - illmatic
Mobb Deep - the Infamous
Outkast - ATLiens
Biggie - Ready to die
Jay Z - Reasonable doubt
Mobb Deep - the Infamous
Outkast - ATLiens
Biggie - Ready to die
Jay Z - Reasonable doubt
Blackened Sky had youthful grit to it - Biffy for me have mellowed and I'm at the metal end of the musical spectrum thus prefer their heavier stuff -Puzzle was great but not my favourite.
Mansun were the reason I started singing, and why I formed the band that is my username. I love the way Paul Draper writes lyrics and melodies and copied him shamelessly while trying to find my own style way back when.
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Here are a few I find no fault with, start to finish...
Infected - The THE
In Rainbows - Radiohead
Wincing the Night Away - The Shins
Free All Angels - Ash
Titanic Rising - Weyes Blood
Graceland - Paul Simon
Some listed in this thread I am going to have a listen to.
Infected - The THE
In Rainbows - Radiohead
Wincing the Night Away - The Shins
Free All Angels - Ash
Titanic Rising - Weyes Blood
Graceland - Paul Simon
Some listed in this thread I am going to have a listen to.
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Mikey10
Pat van den Hauwe
Infected and In Rainbows are both great shouts.
Bedfordspurs
Martin Peters
Graceland is in my top 10
Grew up with it
The rhythms and structures are great and so are the harmonies
greatwhitenorf
Vedran Corluka
Kind of Blue - Miles Davis
Abbey Road - The Beatles
Play - Alain Caron
Hard Groove - Roy Hargrove/RH Factor
Emergency On Planet Earth - Jamiroquai
Paprika Plains - Joni Mitchell
Culcha Vulcha - Snarky Puppy
Frank's Wild Years - Tom Waits
Riptide - Robert Palmer
Mood Swing - The Nails
The Flat Earth - Thomas Dolby
Dark Side Of The Moon - Pink Floyd
Meddle - Pink Floyd
Aliens Ate My Buick - Thomas Dolby
Deep: The Baritone Sessions - Mark Lettieri
Learn and Burn - The Sheepdogs
Remember The Audio - Monkey House
Friday - Monkey House
Abbey Road - The Beatles
Play - Alain Caron
Hard Groove - Roy Hargrove/RH Factor
Emergency On Planet Earth - Jamiroquai
Paprika Plains - Joni Mitchell
Culcha Vulcha - Snarky Puppy
Frank's Wild Years - Tom Waits
Riptide - Robert Palmer
Mood Swing - The Nails
The Flat Earth - Thomas Dolby
Dark Side Of The Moon - Pink Floyd
Meddle - Pink Floyd
Aliens Ate My Buick - Thomas Dolby
Deep: The Baritone Sessions - Mark Lettieri
Learn and Burn - The Sheepdogs
Remember The Audio - Monkey House
Friday - Monkey House
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