Thread: Top 5 Albums

Originally Posted by aberdien

Get Born is a great album.

Perfect mix of garage band flair, power chord simplicity and rock star arrogance...seriously that was a perfect album...

Dunno... so many albums. Here's a pretty random five groups whose albums I listen to somewhat religiously:

In Absentia/Deadwing/Stupid Dream/Fear of a Blank Planet - Porcupine Tree

Do You Like My Tight Sweater/Catalogue (Live) - Moloko

Aenima/Lateralus/10,000 Days - Tool

Female singers - Missy Higgins/Regina Spektor/Alicia Keys

New/old/random stuff - Damn near anything. Always striving to find more more more more more more music.


*I listen to Pink Floyd's Animals everytime I take a road-trip (which is often). I dunno, something about that album I just love for driving.

Originally Posted by MissouriBronc

Perfect mix of garage band flair, power chord simplicity and rock star arrogance...seriously that was a perfect album...

Ha, exactly.

Originally Posted by NUB

*I listen to Pink Floyd's Animals everytime I take a road-trip (which is often). I dunno, something about that album I just love for driving.

I love Animals...my second favorite Pink Floyd album.

Pink Floyd - Dark Side
NOFX - Punk in Drublic
Men At Work - Cargo
Propagandhi - How to Clean Everything
Against Me! - Reinventing Axl Rose

it would be alot easier if u could separate them by type of music

I'll do a top 5 most influential rock albums since i'm real bored...

1. The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band
2. Nirvana - Nevermind
3. The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground and Nico
4. Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
5. Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation

sonic youth..... hell yea

Originally Posted by aberdien

I'll do a top 5 most influential rock albums since i'm real bored...

1. The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band
2. Nirvana - Nevermind
3. The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground and Nico
4. Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
5. Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation

I agree right up to the Sonic Youth... replace it with the Sex Pistols. IMO, they were way more influential. Just my

Little info for the Floyd fans

theres a reggae band called The Easy Star All-Stars... they remake albums in Reggae rude boy style from famous bands... Well they did Dark Saide... its called "DUB SIDE OF THE MOON"

its very very cool .... if anyone wants its should be on torrent, but if not ill hook u up

Originally Posted by DenverBronkHoes

Little info for the Floyd fans

theres a reggae band called The Easy Star All-Stars... they remake albums in Reggae rude boy style from famous bands... Well they did Dark Saide... its called "DUB SIDE OF THE MOON"

its very very cool .... if anyone wants its should be on torrent, but if not ill hook u up

I heard Dub Side also supposed to sync up better to the Wizard of Oz...

Originally Posted by Bronco4ever

I heard Dub Side also supposed to sync up better to the Wizard of Oz...

get f out here!!


wow i need to try it.. i know it goes along perfectly with the Floyd album...

I remember doing the sync when i was like 16... eating acid and tryin it out... Its pretty amazing. No way in hell it wasnt planned. I did manage to get the sync with the movie on a bootlegged DVD from ebay.... its pretty interesting even today after i have watched it hundreds of times.

Floyd.... what a band... geniuses

Originally Posted by DenverBronkHoes

get f out here!!


wow i need to try it.. i know it goes along perfectly with the Floyd album...

I remember doing the sync when i was like 16... eating acid and tryin it out... Its pretty amazing. No way in hell it wasnt planned. I did manage to get the sync with the movie on a bootlegged DVD from ebay.... its pretty interesting even today after i have watched it hundreds of times.

Floyd.... what a band... geniuses

You can watch the original one with PF on Youtube. I had to have watched it 10 times or so. I could talk about Dark Side of the Rainbow forever. There are so many crazy coincidences that it makes my head spin. Great stuff!

alot of good memories from my highschool years

My top 5 in reverse order: These are all albums that I can put in the cd player and listen from start to finish without skipping a song:

5. The Roots - Do You Want More ?!!!??!
4. Aceyalone - All Balls Don't Bounce
3. De La Soul - De La Soul is Dead
2. Denies the Days Demise - Daedelus
1. Tribe Called Quest - Low End Theory

Honerable Mention:
Sublime - Sublime
Pharcyde - Bizzare Ride 2
The Nonce - World Ultimate
Blackalicious - Blazing Arrow
Pete Rock - Petestrumentals

Originally Posted by Broncospsycho77

I agree right up to the Sonic Youth... replace it with the Sex Pistols. IMO, they were way more influential. Just my

You can also make a case for Sex Pistols or The Clash to be there, but if you ask me Sonic Youth paved the way for nosie experimentation and bringing alternative to the mainstream.

But the Sex Pistols, even though I have never gotten into them, would definately have to be on the same level or right below.