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[Gh0st Face Killah]

I'd have to say atm its You can be special too by Evil Nine, overall anything by Led Zeppelin does it for me every time.

[Trotsky]

i'm also liking the eminem album encore, got some crackingly good songs on there  :smile:

[Thulsa Doom]

Wholy cow I must be getting old.  Either that or I never get out.
I've never heard of half the bands you havementioned  :blush:

I'm maybe a bit too 'middle of the road' or old fashioned, I dunno, but my favs are older ones.
Like Meatloaf-bat out of Hell; ELO-Out of the Blue, Rod Stewart-Greatest Hits Vol I, Aerosmith-Permanent Vacation, anything by Billy Joel.

I do have alot of more modern (kinda) stuff like Coldplay, Starsailor, Embrace which I think are fantastic but none I would say are a fav album.

I like the ones I've had for yonks cause I know all the words.

[Trotsky]

lol dont worry i dont know half of em either  :blink:

just brought the last 2 feeder albums i needed to finish of the collection so i now have all their albums now  :biggrin:  all 6  :happy:

the ones i got where polythene and swim which are both qulity albums some of the best out of the lot i must say being a big feeder fan  :biggrin:

there the baders nadgers  :happy:

[Toxteth]

Machine Head - Hell Alive.
I can see that not many of you are heavy metal fans but this is an awesome live album...

[delanvital]

Tough one. Amon Tobin - chaos theory is a good bet at the moment.

Tox: I have some Machine Head and the alike aswell

[mono_dna]

Hmm... it's a really tough one, but I can always listen to Rage against the machines first album... But I also think that Far beyond driven by Pantera is one of the most genre defining albums in years... It sounds pretty ambitious, but I really mean it. The general sound, the guitar riffs... it's so... dark and ominous... the perfect soundtrack to the good old Doom  :devil:

[Anonymous]

For me it has to be either "Brothers In Arms" by Dire Straits or "The Final Cut" by Pink Floyd - both because I'm a sentimental ex-military old fool  :blush:

[Apoc]

Originally posted by Toxteth@Nov 17 2005, 05:52 PM
Machine Head - Hell Alive.
I can see that not many of you are heavy metal fans but this is an awesome live album...

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Rammstein heavy enough for you?  :narnar:

Also enjoy a bit of Ozzy

[Armitage]

Still playing Hot Fuss (The Killers)

The Repulsion Box (Sons and daughters) and Capture Release (The Rakes)


But I guess we are all waiting for the Arctic Monkeys

[Vincentvega]

Originally posted by Gh0st Face Killah@Jun 7 2005, 10:17 PM
I'd have to say atm its You can be special too by Evil Nine, overall anything by Led Zeppelin does it for me every time.

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your a poet and you didnt know it.....

gorillaz  yup i here ya ....
but the rest  i have know idea who they are...
got to be the foo's new album and of course supertramps greatest hits retrospectacle..
i never really knew them when i was young but there music ROCKS..sorry about the pun..
i quite like SOD, sometimes...
dont like athlete..he sounds like hes in pain when he sings..and i heard the white stripes live on radio one.......omg iam glad i did cos i wouldnt waste my cash on seeing them live....drivel absolute drivel.....
my taste in music is very strange tbh...morrisey..i like, the stone roses, ian brown, stereophonics new one is good, i like dance music but not SCOOTER type euro trash crap...........ive had some beer iam sure u can tell so iam gunna stop rambling now :whistle:

[MAD_ness]

Iron Maiden

"Dance with Death"

it never seems to be out of my car !!!


as for Rammstein ...got Mutter ...aint got a clue what they're saying but superb melodies !!!

[Thulsa Doom]

Originally posted by Vincentvega@Nov 18 2005, 12:11 AM
.... and of course supertramps greatest hits retrospectacle..
i never really knew them when i was young but there music ROCKS

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[Dewey]

My taste in music, pretty varied and reflects my musical influences as I've grown up -

1st Album at the age of 9 - Reggatta de Blanc by The Police (still have it top album)

Ska - original, 2nd and 3rd wave ie, trojan, two-tone and now 9slice has gotten me into General Rudi, good stuff

Punk and Oi! -
Cockney rejects - Here we go again, Blitz - Someones gonna die tonight, Cock Sparrer - Chip on my soldier, Subhumans

Adam and the Ants - First 2 albums (when they where punkier)

House - original 86 stuff, house nation, love can't turn around, nitro delux etc

Madchester/brit pop/indie - Stone Roses, Manics, Charlatans, etc

Rap -  love it all from old skool (suger hill/afrikka bambatta/Grandmaster flash), gangsta rap (cube/ice T/), Public Enemy (one of the greatest bands ever)
Favourite rap songs - Simon Says - Pharoe Monch (awsome), Pete Rock and CL Smooth - Reminesce over you, I like some newer rap like Nas - Get down, Kayne West - Gold digger

Reggae: I love lovers rock/dancehall, roots, particularly Sugar Minnot, Frankie Paul, Barrington Levy, I don't like Ragga.

Latest albums, Snow Patrol (very cool), foo fighters, Dakota - Stereophonics (single of the year for me), Kayne west

special mentions: lounge music - sinatra, deano etc, beach boys, 60's soul etc,

Oh and I like chill-out too.

Oops I seem to have covered most forms of music from the last 50 years!  :lol:

[A Twig]

Current fave - Kanye West - Late Registration
Oh and Jamie Cullum's new one