twinplanx
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Beastie Boys, Paul's Boutique
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What 1 CD/Record/Tape/8-track etc should everyone own?
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Wyatte74
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Pearl Jam-Vitalogy
ScottySkis
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Saucer of Secrets.
BackLoafRiver
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Instead of Dark side of the moon or The Wall?
skiNEwhere
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In through the out door. Then again I find every album zeppelin did to be amazing. Been in love with them ever since I first heard "the ocean" when I was in middle school
ScottySkis
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Those are classics to but you never can say that you hear to much Saucer by coverbands or on the radio.
buellski
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AC/DC - T.N.T.
Rush - 2112
Rush - 2112
skiNEwhere
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Milli Vanilli - All or nothing
BackLoafRiver
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If you spent money on this, you were duped.
skiNEwhere
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Whattt? You crazy. Milli vanilla is pure raw talent. Just not by the alleged singers
WWF-VT
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Another vote for The Clash - London Calling
R.E.M - Murmur
R.E.M - Murmur
from_the_NEK
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Joshua Tree
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I'm really beginning to worry about Puck It....
Rick rolling and Tiffany?!
Rick rolling and Tiffany?!
Cannonball
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ScottySkis
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_i love rhat i go to FYE and they half buy one cd at 5-12 used and get half off another cd i get so many. Yesterday fot the Last Waltz doubke cd for 12$ . by the way i got lots of cds now but i nomite this cd for this catgeorgy.
Eh?
Hendrix - Band of Gypsys
There might be more mainstream and popular choices for Hendrix, but this was the last album he personally signed off on being released. It also really demonstrates how far he evolved as a guitar player in his short career up until his early death. It really leaves a mark with me and yearning for where his playing might have gone incorporating more elements of jazz.
and if you like BOG and what Buddy Miles brought to the table, then Santana and Buddy Miles Live should be in your collection - one of the best live albums of all time IMO
There might be more mainstream and popular choices for Hendrix, but this was the last album he personally signed off on being released. It also really demonstrates how far he evolved as a guitar player in his short career up until his early death. It really leaves a mark with me and yearning for where his playing might have gone incorporating more elements of jazz.
and if you like BOG and what Buddy Miles brought to the table, then Santana and Buddy Miles Live should be in your collection - one of the best live albums of all time IMO
I SOOOO do not abide with these suggestions
The Eagles are right up there with Jimmy Buffet as American music legends that make me want to puke on my shoes. Feel free to throw me out of your cab trailboss.
I'll translate
Scotty nominate's The Band's Last Waltz album for this category and it's a fantastic suggestion.