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Discussion in 'Portsmouth' started by PompeyLapras, Feb 18, 2012.

  1. PompeyLapras

    PompeyLapras Well-Known Member

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    So everyone what are your favourite music albums? What do you think are the best? Albums where every track is awesome. Or have a few particularly awesome tracks.

    Personally, I think Bright Lights by Ellie Goulding is brilliant. Most of the songs on it are really good IMO: This Love (Will Be Your Downfall), Guns and Horses, Lights, Home, The Writer, etc
     
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  2. drylunch

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    the stone roses greatest hits album :smile:
     
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  3. ThatThereSaintsFan

    ThatThereSaintsFan Well-Known Member

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    Saw Ellie Goulding live she was incredibly underwhelming which put me off her, though each to their own. Two of my favourite albums are by the Arctic Monkeys: "Whatever people say I am that's what I'm not" and "favourite worst nightmare" Not a track on either I don't know all the words too. :)
     
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  4. Dan

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    220px-Radiohead_-_Hail_to_the_Thief_-_album_cover.jpg
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    Thread over :cool:
     
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  5. ChilcoSaint

    ChilcoSaint What a disgrace Forum Moderator

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    Kind of Blue by Miles Davis
    Lizard by King Crimson
    Led Zeppelin IV
    Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd
    Unhalfbricking by Fairport Convention
    Blue by Joni Mitchell
    Europe '72 by the Grateful Dead
    Solid Air by John Martin
    OK Computer by Radiohead
    On the Beach by Neil Young
    In Absentia by Porcupine Tree
    Mind, Body and Soul by Joss Stone
    Sigh No More by Mumford and Sons
    Fantasia on Greensleeves by Vaughan Williams

    I could go on.....

    Ask me tomorrow and I'll probably give you a completely different list!
     
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  6. RickieLambertsGoldenBoot

    RickieLambertsGoldenBoot Well-Known Member

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    All Coldplay albums!
     
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    Wooperts_duck Well-Known Member Staff Member

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    19 by Adele / 21 by Adele / Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd / Bridge Over Troubled Waters by Simon & Garfunkel / All the albums by Elbow.........etc..........etc............etc.
     
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    Silver Side Up by Nickelback. Every album after that has been pretty terrible....
     
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  9. Saints_Alive

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    London Calling, Sandanista :- The Clash
    Setting Sons :- The Jam
    This Year's Model, Get Happy, King of America :- Elvis Costello
    Transformer, New York :- Lou Reed
    Peter Gabriel I & II :- Peter Gabriel
    After the goldrush :- Neil Young
    Revolver :- The Beatles
    The kick inside :- Kate Bush
    Blue :- Joni Mitchell
    Songs in the key of life :- Stevie Wonder
    Warehouse:Songs&stories :- Husker Du
    Grand Prix :- Teenage Fanclub
    Copper Blue :- Sugar
    Workbook :- Bob Mould
    Oh, inverted world : The Shins
    The King is dead :- The Decemberists
    Victim of geography :- Billy Bragg
    Squeezing out sparks : Graham Parker
    Quadrophenia :- The Who

    These are the albums that I will never get tired of listening to.
     
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  10. Dan

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    Really? I think it's their worst, and I'm a huge fan.
     
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    this for me - wonderful, sincere song writer
     
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  12. Saints_Alive

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    I love The Hazards of love and The Crane Wife too but there are some perfect songs on The King is Dead, although more commercial, admittedly.
     
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  13. pass the football

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    Best Decemberists album is Picaresque, hands down!
     
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  14. AdamBanana20

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    Yeah,Coldplay are pretty awesome.
     
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  15. pompeymeowth

    pompeymeowth Prepare for trouble x Staff Member

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    Cold and Bouncy. High Llamas.
    Margarine Eclipse. Stereolab.
    Happy End of the World. Pizzicato Five.
    Les Hommes. Les Hommes.
    Harpsichord Treacle. The Superimposers.
    Computer World. Kraftwerk. (Coldplay must have listened to Computer love, Rickie!)
    One second. Yello.
    Dad man cat. Courduroy.
    The Money Spyder. JTQ.
    Treasure. Cocteau Twins.
    Venus on Earth. Dengue Fever.
    Your Stories and Thoughts. Le Futur Pompiste.
     
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  16. TheSecondStain

    TheSecondStain Needs an early night

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    Oh dear. Is this to take the subject off football..? Pompey football in particular. I seriously have no axe to grind, but this is despairing. Sorry Pompey pepys, it just seems that way. :)

    I'll play along though: Any XTC album, apart from the first two, which are White Music and GO2, they were patchy, plus Big Express. The rest are sublime. CSNY, pre DSOTM Pink Floyd are excellent. Yes, after before Relayer, 1st five Led Zeppelins, on and on. 700 LPs + oodles of CD/MP3s are a lot to go through. I've tried my best. Perhaps you need to relocate to Rate Your Music.

    EDIT: Chilcosaint [oops and Saintsalive], with your Blue and Solid Air, my goodness me..!
     
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  17. pompeymeowth

    pompeymeowth Prepare for trouble x Staff Member

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    You old cynic Second! It's not all about football. Now, stay on topic or there'll be ructions.
     
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  18. pompeymeowth

    pompeymeowth Prepare for trouble x Staff Member

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    Sorry forgot this ;)
     
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  19. TheSecondStain

    TheSecondStain Needs an early night

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    OK, I'll respect the thread. :)
     
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  20. Joe!

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    It's not for everyone, and I don't listen to this kind of music anymore, but I feel that I must mention Metallica's Master of Puppets. It's the perfect album for its genre. And I honestly can't believe that Coldplay always get a mention - they truly are terrible.

    A personal favourite of mine is Lateralus by Tool.
     
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