[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mircrowave! wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I would tend to agree with Mr. Jingles. I think The Police brought more to punk music than Sex Pistols.[/QUOTE]
lol, ahh, I think the Ramones and the Clash were the first to make punk enjoyable.
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I'm glad someone put A Night at the Opera. Although IMO Queen's albums were fantastic they did do better with great singles. Example: when 'Killer Queen' raced up the charts SHA did the same. The albums didn't make as much of an impression as the singles. But I think ANATO does deserve some recognition as one of the MANY masterpeices to come out of the seventies. If it were up to me I'd want SHA and Queen II there too. But I realise I was not around and shouldn't judge that. I'm presuming they didn't have the effect of 'Dark Side' on the music world.
PS I completely agree with Bowie's 'Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust...', but what about 'Aladdin Sane'? Oh and Led Zep IV
PPS I hate Bob Dylan. I respect him greatly but his nasal whiny voice just grates on my nerves
PS I completely agree with Bowie's 'Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust...', but what about 'Aladdin Sane'? Oh and Led Zep IV
PPS I hate Bob Dylan. I respect him greatly but his nasal whiny voice just grates on my nerves
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color =FF0099> BowieQueen wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'm glad someone put A Night at the Opera. Although IMO Queen's albums were fantastic they did do better with great singles. Example: when 'Killer Queen' raced up the charts SHA did the same. The albums didn't make as much of an impression as the singles. But I think ANATO does deserve some recognition as one of the MANY masterpeices to come out of the seventies. If it were up to me I'd want SHA and Queen II there too. But I realise I was not around and shouldn't judge that. I'm presuming they didn't have the effect of 'Dark Side' on the music world.
PS I completely agree with Bowie's 'Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust...', but what about 'Aladdin Sane'? Oh and Led Zep IV
PPS I hate Bob Dylan. I respect him greatly but his nasal whiny voice just grates on my nerves[/QUOTE]
Interesting points, I'm a huge Bowie fan, but alas Alladin Sane didnt really revolutionize anything the way Ziggy or StationToStation or even Heroes did. A.Sane is a great album, but sadly it did not shape music(He would perfect the ovcrly-glam pure rock with Diamond Dogs anyways...) As for Led Zeppelin IV, it is in heavy consideration :). As for SHA and Queen II, these are two vinyls I had even as a youth and although they are done quite nicely, they were both heavily influenced by their many idols, if it was up to me, I'd have Sheer Heart Attack put up instead of ANATO. As for Bob Dylan, I love that voice :p to be honest, as much as I like Led Zep, I cannot stand Robert Plants voice, Daltrey and Jagger always had the better blues voice IMO :) Cheers and thanks for your opinions!
PS I completely agree with Bowie's 'Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust...', but what about 'Aladdin Sane'? Oh and Led Zep IV
PPS I hate Bob Dylan. I respect him greatly but his nasal whiny voice just grates on my nerves[/QUOTE]
Interesting points, I'm a huge Bowie fan, but alas Alladin Sane didnt really revolutionize anything the way Ziggy or StationToStation or even Heroes did. A.Sane is a great album, but sadly it did not shape music(He would perfect the ovcrly-glam pure rock with Diamond Dogs anyways...) As for Led Zeppelin IV, it is in heavy consideration :). As for SHA and Queen II, these are two vinyls I had even as a youth and although they are done quite nicely, they were both heavily influenced by their many idols, if it was up to me, I'd have Sheer Heart Attack put up instead of ANATO. As for Bob Dylan, I love that voice :p to be honest, as much as I like Led Zep, I cannot stand Robert Plants voice, Daltrey and Jagger always had the better blues voice IMO :) Cheers and thanks for your opinions!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]The Who Live At Leeds wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color =FF0099> BowieQueen wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'm glad someone put A Night at the Opera. Although IMO Queen's albums were fantastic they did do better with great singles. Example: when 'Killer Queen' raced up the charts SHA did the same. The albums didn't make as much of an impression as the singles. But I think ANATO does deserve some recognition as one of the MANY masterpeices to come out of the seventies. If it were up to me I'd want SHA and Queen II there too. But I realise I was not around and shouldn't judge that. I'm presuming they didn't have the effect of 'Dark Side' on the music world.
PS I completely agree with Bowie's 'Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust...', but what about 'Aladdin Sane'? Oh and Led Zep IV
PPS I hate Bob Dylan. I respect him greatly but his nasal whiny voice just grates on my nerves[/QUOTE]
Interesting points, I'm a huge Bowie fan, but alas Alladin Sane didnt really revolutionize anything the way Ziggy or StationToStation or even Heroes did. A.Sane is a great album, but sadly it did not shape music(He would perfect the ovcrly-glam pure rock with Diamond Dogs anyways...) As for Led Zeppelin IV, it is in heavy consideration :). As for SHA and Queen II, these are two vinyls I had even as a youth and although they are done quite nicely, they were both heavily influenced by their many idols, if it was up to me, I'd have Sheer Heart Attack put up instead of ANATO. As for Bob Dylan, I love that voice :p to be honest, as much as I like Led Zep, I cannot stand Robert Plants voice, Daltrey and Jagger always had the better blues voice IMO :) Cheers and thanks for your opinions![/QUOTE]
Your very welcome :D
PS I completely agree with Bowie's 'Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust...', but what about 'Aladdin Sane'? Oh and Led Zep IV
PPS I hate Bob Dylan. I respect him greatly but his nasal whiny voice just grates on my nerves[/QUOTE]
Interesting points, I'm a huge Bowie fan, but alas Alladin Sane didnt really revolutionize anything the way Ziggy or StationToStation or even Heroes did. A.Sane is a great album, but sadly it did not shape music(He would perfect the ovcrly-glam pure rock with Diamond Dogs anyways...) As for Led Zeppelin IV, it is in heavy consideration :). As for SHA and Queen II, these are two vinyls I had even as a youth and although they are done quite nicely, they were both heavily influenced by their many idols, if it was up to me, I'd have Sheer Heart Attack put up instead of ANATO. As for Bob Dylan, I love that voice :p to be honest, as much as I like Led Zep, I cannot stand Robert Plants voice, Daltrey and Jagger always had the better blues voice IMO :) Cheers and thanks for your opinions![/QUOTE]
Your very welcome :D
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]iGSM wrote: [/QUOTENAME]All Things Must Pass.
A great album. Full of great songs and which George had been holding backing the mid 60's. Inspiring instrumentation and heart felt lyrics (at least two songs written by Bobby Dylan) make this album an extrodinarily great Beatle solo effort.
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I was reading through the whole thread and I was like... "WTF???? Where's Hari here???"
Of course is a masterpiece, one hell of an album.
A great album. Full of great songs and which George had been holding backing the mid 60's. Inspiring instrumentation and heart felt lyrics (at least two songs written by Bobby Dylan) make this album an extrodinarily great Beatle solo effort.
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I was reading through the whole thread and I was like... "WTF???? Where's Hari here???"
Of course is a masterpiece, one hell of an album.
What about U2's The Joshua Tree or Guns n' Roses' Appetite for Destruction??? Great albums indeed. And from the 90's of course we have Nirvana's Nevermind.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Marial-B wrote: [/QUOTENAME]What about U2's The Joshua Tree or Guns n' Roses' Appetite for Destruction??? Great albums indeed. And from the 90's of course we have Nirvana's Nevermind.[/QUOTE]
Yes you are right. I don't think the 80's and 90's lists have been compiled yet so The Joshua Tree and Nevermind will be on I presume.
Yes you are right. I don't think the 80's and 90's lists have been compiled yet so The Joshua Tree and Nevermind will be on I presume.
Thriller-Michael Jackson
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color =FF0099> BowieQueen wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Marial-B wrote: [/QUOTENAME]What about U2's The Joshua Tree or Guns n' Roses' Appetite for Destruction??? Great albums indeed. And from the 90's of course we have Nirvana's Nevermind.[/QUOTE]
Yes you are right. I don't think the 80's and 90's lists have been compiled yet so The Joshua Tree and Nevermind will be on I presume.[/QUOTE]
YES!!!! BINGO, DING DING DING!!!!!!!!!!
NIRVANA ROCK! xD
Yes you are right. I don't think the 80's and 90's lists have been compiled yet so The Joshua Tree and Nevermind will be on I presume.[/QUOTE]
YES!!!! BINGO, DING DING DING!!!!!!!!!!
NIRVANA ROCK! xD
The Joshua Tree is extremely overated. Good album, but U2 has done better than that.