Best Albums - It's still in your disc changer

[BigBlakAf]

I was listening to Blazing Arrow (Blackalicious) just now and I was thinking about how enjoyable it was to listen to it. What are the cd's u still have in your changer (or if u lost it or only borrowed it what u would have in your changer). For you older heads your tape decks, 8-tracks, phonographs.
For the record mine are
Robert Cray- Strong Persudaer
Jamiroquai- Traveling Without Moving
Jimi Hendrix- Electric Ladyland
Miles Davis- *****es Brew
The Roots- Things Fall Apart
Talib Kweli/ DJ Hi-Tek- Train of Thought
Verdi- Aida

[Rob]

V/A-Class Pride World Wide
The Templars-Phase II
Bob Marley and the Wailers- Natty Dread, Catch a Fire, Live!, Uprising, Simmer Down at Studio One
Iron Cross-Live For Now!
Symarip-Skinhead Moonstomp

[M1NORTHR3AT]

fugazi-repeater
minor threat-minor threat
bad brains-black dots
refused-this might be the truth
international noise conspiracy- survial sickness
WORD!!

[canikickit]

Quote: from Rob on 2:15 am on Aug. 30, 2002
Bob Marley and the Wailers- Catch a Fire, Simmer Down at Studio One


I hate nitpicking and all, but I really think these should be credited to "the Wailers".

Personally I feel Bunny and Peter's inputs were as important to these albums as Bob's and I wouldn't want to insult two of my favourite artists.

My own favourite albums......

1. The Congos - Heart of the Congos....
2. Keith Hudson - Brand....
3. King Tubby and the Skatalites - Heroes of Reggae in Dub....

......yes, okay, I am narrow minded, but anyway....

I can't help it reggae makes me smile.

[Rob]

ok, ok, The Wailers. Peter and Bunny were/are certainly great. Bob does, however, sing on most of the tracks.

[Conghaileach]

Not sure about a favourite album, but in my CD player right now I've got the Braveheart soundtrack.

[Lardlad95]

1 Exodus-Bob Marle and the wailers
2. Rastaman Vibration-Bob Marley and the wailers
3. Rebel Music-Bob marley and the Wailers
4.Things fall apart- The Roots
5. The Roots COme Alive-The Roots
6. Lee Oskar-Lee Oskar


Also Canikickit the albums I mentioned were after Peter and Bunny left the group

[guerrillaradio]

I very much doubt Radiohead - OK Computer and Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here will ever leave my changer. However, most of the stuff in there is the latest or more vintage metal, punk and rock from the last 25 years or so...

[IzmSchism]

right now I have in my 3 disc changer.....

1.John Jackson
2. DJ shadow's first album
3. Amon tobin - Bricolage

[man in the red suit]

favorite albums still in my disc changer (keep in mind it is a 50 stack but I won't name them all)

Nirvana- clean needles
Nirvana- Bleach
Nirvana- nevermind
Nirvana- incesticide
Nirvana- In Utero
Nirvana- Unplugged
Nirvana- from the muddy banks of the Wishkah
Nirvana- keep playing the fucking guitar
Nirvana- the man who sold the world(single)
Nirvana- live in Seattle
Local H- as good as dead
stp-purple
deep purple- made in japan
Led Zeppelin- early days
scorpions- love at first sting
smashing pumpkins- mellancollie.......
soundgarden- superunknown
pearl Jam- binaural
pearl Jam- vs.
slayer- reign in blood
social d- white heat, white light........


sorry I named a lot. :)

[Lardlad95]

Quote: from man in the red suit on 2:33 am on Aug. 31, 2002
favorite albums still in my disc changer (keep in mind it is a 50 stack but I won't name them all)

Nirvana- clean needles
Nirvana- Bleach
Nirvana- nevermind
Nirvana- incesticide
Nirvana- In Utero
Nirvana- Unplugged
Nirvana- from the muddy banks of the Wishkah
Nirvana- keep playing the fucking guitar
Nirvana- the man who sold the world(single)
Nirvana- live in Seattle
Local H- as good as dead
stp-purple
deep purple- made in japan
Led Zeppelin- early days
scorpions- love at first sting
smashing pumpkins- mellancollie.......
soundgarden- superunknown
pearl Jam- binaural
pearl Jam- vs.
slayer- reign in blood
social d- white heat, white light........


sorry I named a lot. :)

you must never get bored then

[man in the red suit]

dam straight.

[canikickit]

Bob does, however, sing on most of the tracks. , yeah, so do Peter and Bunny and they play the guitar and percussion respectively


Also Canikickit the albums I mentioned were after Peter and Bunny left the group

Yeah, that's why I didn't quote all of the albums Rob named.

Anyway like I said I don't mean to be nitpicking. Its not your fault if you say "...and the Wailers", its Babylon's, and commercialism's and shit like that. I just hate the fact that sometimes their contributions are overlooked.

I do call Jimi's band, "the Jimi Hendrix Experience", but I think that is a little different.

this was the name given to the band from the start, and Jimi's contribution was far greater than Redding's or Mitchell's. Mitch Mitchel was an amazing drummer though, check "Fire" and the woodstock performance. I love it when Jimi tells the congos player to shut up during the drum solo......

......Peter and Bunny wrote most of the songs with Bob, but they put them in one name....

anyway....I like music...

[deadpool 52]

Dark Side of the Moon
Animals
Echoes
- Floyd

The Planets
- Holst

Nevermind
In Utero
Unplugged in New York
- Nirvana

Are You Experience?
Electric Ladyland
Axis: Bold As Love
- Hendrix

John Coltrane: Ken Burns Jazz
- Colrtrane

Rage Against the Machine
Evil Empire
The Battle of Los Angelos
- Rage Against the Machine

Revolver
The White Album
Sargent Pepper's Lonely Hearts Band
A Hard Day's Night
- [b]The Beatles[/i]
. . .


Fuck, I am just stopping now, this could take me forever.

[suffianr]

This is what's been stuck in my CD changer for the past few months:

Dieselboy - System Upgrade
Seb Fontaine - Prototype 2
LTJ Bukem - Journey Inwards
Leftfield- Rhythm and Stealth
Rennaissance - Revelation (mixed by Nick Warren & Danny Howells
Ministry of Sound - Annual 2002

[Sammi]

The Who - Live at leeds
Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers
The Velvet underground - Self titled with Nico
Radiohead - Amnesiac
Radiohead - OK Computer
The Damned - Machine gun ettiquete

[InnocentCivilian]

Black Sabbath - Best Of
RATM - Evil Empire
RATM - BAttle of Los Angeles
BigdumbFace - Duke Lion Fights the Terror
Jimi Hendrix - Are you Experienced?

[mentalbunny]

While I was in France I listened to the same CD's over and over again, but there was one I never got bored of, Word gets around by The Stereophonics. it's quite a strange choice compared to the other stuff I listen to but I like it. I also adore Kid A by Radiohead, another thing that alan (guerillaradio) introduced me to.

If I had a CD changer (I'm too poor!) then Adiemus by karl Jenkins or one of his other CD's would never leave it, it's so individual, I love it. If you've never heard it and you like kinda world music stuff then listen to it, please.

[zapattack]

Rage Against the Machine- RATM
Pearl Jam- Ten
The Pixies- Doolittle
Prodigy- Fat of the Land
Molotov- ¿Donde Jugarán las Niñas?
Massive Attack- Mezzanine
Café Tacuba- Re

Oh yeahhhhhhhhhhhhh!!

[Dan Majerle]

Santana - Abraxas
Santana - Moonflower
Bob Marley - Four Volume CD Set with all his classics
Snoop Dogg - Doggystyle
Craig David - Born To Do It
Oasis - What's the story morning glory?
Strokes - Is This It
2pac - All Eyez on Me
Warren G - Regulate...G Funk Era

The first four are definitely up there. The others are also great but not the "greatest".

[BARBUDO]

BEGGAR'S BANQUET Stones
LOLA vs. the POWERMAN Kinks

[mentalbunny]

At the moment I'm addicted to "Not a pretty girl" By Ani Difranco, and "Drink me" by Queen Adreena.