What's Top 5 Favorite Albums/CD

I know there's only one, but it is one lol. There used to be a bunch here then all of a sudden they closed shop.

Kerwil- stop cockblockin' I was trying to get Mila on my side of town man!!!

Thanks Ea babe Ill be out on that side on Friday so ill have to hit it up

Now, now...I don't know that I'd go THAT far! Without a doubt, his recording of, "A Change Is Gonna Come" STILL makes all the hair on my body stand up!

But, Smokey...Barry Gordy...and the Funk Brothers had as much to do with it as Sam. BUT...lol...that's an argument worthy of a couple of cigars and many...MANY scotches at Downing Street some night...preferably between sets of live music!! Originally Posted by Sisyphus

Good argument but check when Motown was founded and Sam's 1st release. A single in 1956!

"2. digging amadou & mariam's welcome to mali album"

WOW, that's one great album. "Dimanche A Bamako" has to be one of my fav by them though...

Kerwil- stop cockblockin' I was trying to get Mila on my side of town man!!! Originally Posted by Eccie Addict

My bad bro........ LOL!!!

"2. digging amadou & mariam's welcome to mali album"

WOW, that's one great album. "Dimanche A Bamako" has to be one of my fav by them though... Originally Posted by hornydude82

nice! i will never tired hearing of that album cheers, glad someone recognized the band. djuru is my favorite, but the whole album is quite fantastic for two blind people jamming.

Ozzy - "No More Tears"
Megadeth - "Rust in Peace"
Iron Maiden - "Powerslave"
Dream Theater - "Images and Words"
U2 - "Joshua Tree"

Hmm...let's see

C&W...

1. The Very Best Of John Michael Montgomery
2. Anything by Lady Antebellum
3. Steve Wariner - Ultimate Collection
4. Tracy Lawrence - Then and Now
5. Restless Heart - Greatest hits

Rock...

1. Testament - The Very Best of Testament
2. Tool - AEnima
3. Ministry - Dark Side Of The Spoon
4. Korn - Untouchables
5. Slayer - Reign in Blood
6. Alice In Chains - Nothing Safe


Jazz/New Age...

1. Govi - Saffron and Silk
2. Peter White - Caravan of Dreams
3. Robert Cray - The Robert Cray band Collection
4. George Benson - Greatest Hits
5. Ottmar Liebert - Best of...


Just a few that came to mind.

A couple from my obscure and "eclectic" list:

The Tragically Hip - "Day For Night"
I Mother Earth - "Scenery & Fish"
The Tea Party - "Transmission" (hard choice over "The Edges of Twilight")
Judgment Night Soundtrack (Run DMC, Slayer & Ice-T, Onyx & Biohazard, Cypress Hill & Pearl Jam, Faith No More, Del The Funkee Homosapien)
Mr. Bungle - "California"
Israel Kamakawiwo'ole - "Facing Future"

I like that list Johnny #'s...You have a different genre' covered. That shows you are an international or get wasted and listen to different music.

Either way...Thanks for the contribution!

I like that list Johnny #'s...You have a different genre' covered. That shows you are an international or get wasted and listen to different music.

Either way...Thanks for the contribution! Originally Posted by DarthMaul

Thanks buddy.

Music to me is all in my frame of mind at the time or depending on a certain mood. There are so many people out there that saddle themselves to one particular genre of music and will NOT budge. Personally, I find that rather boring.

Some of the choices that have been posted in this thread have me a bit intrigued. I'm going to have to do a little research and hopefully add some new music to my collection.

Great thread!!

I have a perilously short attention span, so my faves tend to be what I am listening to now, which are:
Steely Dan - Countdown To Ecstacy
The Fiery Furnaces - Widow City
Los Campesinos! - Hold On Now Youngster
The Who - Quadrophenia
Tegan And Sara - Sainthood
X - Under The Big Black Sun

Great thread, losts of interesting-sounding music I will have to check out. Thanks, ya'll!

Right now, this week it's:

Yellowjackets - Greenhouse & Blue Hats
Con Funk Shun - 7
Angela Bofill - Something About You & Too Tough
Sister Sledge - Love Somebody Today & All American Girls
George Duke - Is Love Enough