How bout any Stevie Ray Vaughn albums?
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Originally Posted By: Silver_civic
How bout any Stevie Ray Vaughn albums?
couldnt stand the weather!
How bout any Stevie Ray Vaughn albums?
couldnt stand the weather!
Originally Posted By: Schmoe
Rush....Moving Pictures.
Pink Floyd.....Dark Side of the Moon.
Def Leppard.....Hysteria
Agree with Back in Black.
Shania Twain's 1995 Album.
John "mutt" Lange produced three of these releases.
Rush....Moving Pictures.
Pink Floyd.....Dark Side of the Moon.
Def Leppard.....Hysteria
Agree with Back in Black.
Shania Twain's 1995 Album.
John "mutt" Lange produced three of these releases.
Originally Posted By: 440Magnum
...a few picks for albums that either "made" a band or kicked them up from obscurity to household name status even if their fans had known them for years:
REM- Murmur
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murmur is only significant because it was their first LP. Document is a MUCH more solid album and is really the the one that got them wider recognition (although I like everything from murmur to automatic for the people)
...a few picks for albums that either "made" a band or kicked them up from obscurity to household name status even if their fans had known them for years:
REM- Murmur
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murmur is only significant because it was their first LP. Document is a MUCH more solid album and is really the the one that got them wider recognition (although I like everything from murmur to automatic for the people)
If you like early/mid 70's Hard Rock/Metal, then the one album that set the standard was:
On Your Feet Or On Your Knees - Blue Oyster Cult
This was before they went commercial 'Don't Fear The Reaper'.
They had a sound, a drive, and a lot of talent.
Also, this was before computerized editing, fixing live albums by mixing in parts of studio cuts to cover mistakes, etc.
One of the great early Hard Rock/Metal albums - and considered by many their best album.
If you don't have it, get it! Or if you haven't heard it in a long time, hear it again.
After hearing this one, you'll never think of this group the same again.
On Your Feet Or On Your Knees - Blue Oyster Cult
This was before they went commercial 'Don't Fear The Reaper'.
They had a sound, a drive, and a lot of talent.
Also, this was before computerized editing, fixing live albums by mixing in parts of studio cuts to cover mistakes, etc.
One of the great early Hard Rock/Metal albums - and considered by many their best album.
If you don't have it, get it! Or if you haven't heard it in a long time, hear it again.
After hearing this one, you'll never think of this group the same again.
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Just listened to the "Godz" on You tube. I wore out an 8-track of thiers back in the 70's. Not a well known band and definately under rated especially thier lead guitarist at the time.
How about some more from the 60's and early 70's
Wheels of Fire - Cream
John Mayall Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton
Led Zeppelin I,II,III, IV
Blind Faith
Electric Ladyland - Jimi Hendrix
Mountain - Nantucket Slayride and Mississippi Queen
.....Just a taste for the moment.....
Wheels of Fire - Cream
John Mayall Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton
Led Zeppelin I,II,III, IV
Blind Faith
Electric Ladyland - Jimi Hendrix
Mountain - Nantucket Slayride and Mississippi Queen
.....Just a taste for the moment.....
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It is hard to pick just one album so my faves
Led Zeppelin 1
Dire Straits- Love Over Gold
David Bowie-Diamond Dogs
The Smiths-The Queen is Dead
Rush-2112,Permanent Waves
Mott The Hoople-All the Young Dudes
Metallica-Master of Puppets
Oasis-Whats the Story Morning Glory.
The Who- Who's Next, Tommy
Pink Floyd-DSOTM,The Wall,
Led Zeppelin 1
Dire Straits- Love Over Gold
David Bowie-Diamond Dogs
The Smiths-The Queen is Dead
Rush-2112,Permanent Waves
Mott The Hoople-All the Young Dudes
Metallica-Master of Puppets
Oasis-Whats the Story Morning Glory.
The Who- Who's Next, Tommy
Pink Floyd-DSOTM,The Wall,
Some more offerings: machine head - deep purple
cosmos factory - CCR
Million mile reflections - CDB
disraeli gears - cream
band on the run - mccartney
ghost riders - outlaws (again, sure the outlaws were on the map, I am looking for ideas on the album that outdid everything)
1984 - VH
greatest hits: eagles (this prolly remains their MOST popular album save 'long run' in 4 formats: record, 8 track, cassette and cd)
cosmos factory - CCR
Million mile reflections - CDB
disraeli gears - cream
band on the run - mccartney
ghost riders - outlaws (again, sure the outlaws were on the map, I am looking for ideas on the album that outdid everything)
1984 - VH
greatest hits: eagles (this prolly remains their MOST popular album save 'long run' in 4 formats: record, 8 track, cassette and cd)
I'll chime in with +1's on:
Allman Bros, Filmore
Pink Floyd, Dark Side
Eagles, 1st Greatest Hits
+ A few others listed above I can't remember right now.
Since no one's listed it- this wasn't a hard-rockin' album, but was a true influential biggie all the same.
Simon & Garfunkel, Bridge Over Troubled Water
Allman Bros, Filmore
Pink Floyd, Dark Side
Eagles, 1st Greatest Hits
+ A few others listed above I can't remember right now.
Since no one's listed it- this wasn't a hard-rockin' album, but was a true influential biggie all the same.
Simon & Garfunkel, Bridge Over Troubled Water
A Momentary Lapse of Reason - Pink Floyd
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