Top music albums and songs!!!!!!

[The Sloth]

Music, especially hip-hop, has always been a favorite subject of mine. I've had some bad experiences with ignorant leftist "rap-haters", but I'm sure this isn't the case here.

Anyway, I would like to see what your favorite albums/musical compilations are of any genre.

The first two are in specific order:

1. Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill

Quite simply, I can't find a single record that surpasses this in any way. I like her sung verses better.

2. Black Star - Mos Def and Talib Kweli are Black Star

The epitome of the late-nineties hip-hop scene in New York City...and the epitome of rap in general.

And the following are un-ordered:

3. Ras Kass - Soul on Ice

What can I say? After listening to the CD, I had to get the book Soul on Ice...and thanks to Ras Kass, I was introduced to Eldridge Cleaver and politics and communism at that moment.

4. Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland

Possibly the greatest rock album of all time? Hmmm...I can't find nothing that compares to it.

5. Aceyalone - All Balls Don't Bounce

Interesting rap album...it's too easy to overlook this one, considering that it was just re-released a few months ago after being off the shelves for nearly a decade.

6. Cody ChesnuTT - The Headphone Masterpiece

I don't care if it was recorded in his bedroom, or if it has filler...the overall feeling it leaves me with is that of realism and just good old quality 70's-styled rock and roll...a 2002 release that feels beautifully anachronistic.

7. Nas - Illmatic

Although it's been falling on my "all-time favorites" list little by little, I can't deny that it's quite a release.

8. Common - Resurrection

A much talked-about hip-hop release for good reason...while I don't think you'll find many teenagers talking about Resurrection as much as you'll find them talking about Nas's classic from 1994, there's a reason for this: too much love for the gangster lifestyle.


Favorite songs:

(Oddly, while Lauryn Hill's release is my favorite, I don't have any 'favorite songs' by her on this list.)

1. Talib Kweli - For Women

This is the only track that I will say is in order on this list, and it is my favorite song...ever. If anyone here listens to hip-hop but never heard it, do yourself a favor and get it. Eight minutes long, four verses, deep lyrics and a beautiful beat in the background. Adapted from Nina Simone's "Four Women", which is a story about "four women", just like Kweli's "For Women" although Kweli focuses more on a praise of the female, thus explaining the difference in the titles.

In no specific order:

2. Cody ChesnuTT - Royalty
Cody ChesnuTT - I Look Good in Leather

3. The Velvet Underground - Rock and Roll
The Velvet Underground - Sweet Jane
The Velvet Underground - Waiting for the Man

4. Black Star - Thief in the Night
Black Star - Respiration

5. Ras Kass - Nature of the Threat
Ras Kass - Ordo Abchao (Order out of Chaos)

6. Nas - One Love
Nas - Life's a *****
Nas - It Ain't Hard to Tell
Nas - One Time 4 Your Mind

7. Common - I Used to Love H.E.R.
Common - Retrospect on Life
Common - A Song for Assata
Common - Sum Shit I Wrote

8. Aceyalone - Makeba

While at first this track might be difficult to understand, Aceyalone has a flow that is constantly switched up in order to "suit" the nature of his words. He is reminiscing about an ex-girlfriend of his who hasn't spoken to him in a while and left without a trace and no method of contact. Upon finding her again, he speaks both nicely and with a subtle menacing mockery that can be heard in the tone of his voice. I find it brilliant. Another reason why I like the track is in the fact that I can relate to it when thinking about a particular ex-girlfriend of mine.. :angry: :(

8. The Strokes - Last Night
The Strokes - Someday

9. Jimi Hendrix - Purple Haze
Jimi Hendrix - May This Be Love
Jimi Hendrix - Crosstown Traffic
Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo Chile
Jimi Hendrix - Rainy Day, Dream Away

10. Canibus - Poet Laureate II



Well, that was me.

[DaCuBaN]

Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill

People frequently tell me what a wonderful album this is... I was totally unmoved by it. I guess I&#39;m missing something <_<


Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland

Certainly the greatest &#39;dirty guitar&#39; album of all time. Noone plays that style like he did.

The rest I either am unfamiliar with, or totally unmoved by. Oh well...

*EDIT*

I guess rather than just commenting I should post some of my own? :D :rolleyes:

Without doubt, the greatest two albums of all time (from these ears anyway) are:

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Pink Floyd - Atom Heart Mother

No music has ever dragged such emotion from me...
Others (no specific order):

King Crimson - Court of the Crimson King
Bob Dylan - Highway 69 Revisited
Rolling Stones - Englands Newest Hitmakers
Carole King - Tapestry
Big Brother and the Holding Company (self titled)
A Silver Mt Zion - They have left us alone, but shafts of light sometimes enter the corners of our room.


There&#39;ll be more...

[hawarameen]

Voodoo Chile???????

now theres something to think about&#33;

[The Sloth]

Originally posted by [email protected] 25 2004, 12:31 AM
People frequently tell me what a wonderful album this is... I was totally unmoved by it. I guess I&#39;m missing something <_<
Well, here&#39;s something to remember.

I don&#39;t know about you, but usually, the first few times I hear an album, I specifically look for those "good-sounding" pop-esque hooks, etc. and immediately judge its "accesibility" through that.

After a few more listens, however, I start to absorb the music into my mind, and most importantly, I look at the lyrics.

And when you&#39;re talking about "Miseducation", it is truly Lauryn Hill&#39;s lyrics that separate it from other R&B releases. All I could say is that, if you have some time, put on the headphones, and follow the lyrics on some lyric-site when the songs are playing.

I&#39;m glad I actually took the time to follow the words and truly listen to it....I remember the days when "Miseducation" was going to make it on my "mediocre, don&#39;t play too much" list......in retrospect, it would have been horrible to allow something like that to happen.

Or maybe I&#39;m completely wrong and maybe the music is completely not in your taste...and I guess if you&#39;re not too familiar with her background, some tracks like "Lost Ones" don&#39;t even make sense, like, "who is she talking to?&#33;", or when "Mahogony Soul" leaves me thinking, "where did I hear this before?&#33;" It all came together for me one day, though, and it turned out beautifully&#33; :)

[DaCuBaN]

the first few times I hear an album, I specifically look for those "good-sounding" pop-esque hooks, etc. and immediately judge its "accesibility" through that

Yes, and quite often a deeper inspection will uncover that it&#39;s absolute rot :lol:


And when you&#39;re talking about "Miseducation", it is truly Lauryn Hill&#39;s lyrics that separate it from other R&B releases. All I could say is that, if you have some time, put on the headphones, and follow the lyrics on some lyric-site when the songs are playing

I actually went out and bought the album - despite her alleged comments about not wanting white people listening. I&#39;ll give it a crack when I get home - it&#39;s been a few weeks since I&#39;ve had it on anyway


Or maybe I&#39;m completely wrong and maybe the music is completely not in your taste...

It&#39;s not technically - but with the exception of repetitive high-pitched noises, I&#39;m game for anything. :D

[The Sloth]

Originally posted by [email protected] 25 2004, 02:20 AM
I actually went out and bought the album - despite her comments about not wanting white people listening.


Do you actually believe this bullshit? :o

When someone first informed me Lauryn Hill said that she would rather have her "kids starve than a white person" buy her music, from the very second I did not believe that crap knowing how much she cares for her children in the first place.

Second, doing some research on my own, I found out through many sources that it was a hoax that had its origins in two places: a caller pretending to be Lauryn Hill sending a message to a radio station, and an interview on MTV that allegedly had her making those statements. No one ever saw it, or heard it for themselves, and MTV denies having that interview.

So, I wouldn&#39;t trust that non-sense. :)

[DaCuBaN]

I think I might turn back the hands of time and stick the word &#39;allegedly&#39; in there :D

[DarkAngel]

Some good picks....

...I got Illmatic...pretty good album..love lauren hill... but i liked it better with the group...love Mos Def and Talib Kweli...as for the other i gotta be honest..they don&#39;t ring a bell....

[Saint-Just]

Favourite albums:

1. Esham - TTTongues
2. 2Pac - Still I Rise (2Pac + Outlawz)
3. Nas - Stillmatic
4. Ice Cube - Death Certificate
5. Insane Clown Posse - Riddlebox
6. Dr Dre - The Chronic
7. Snoop Dogg - DoggyStyle
8. Immortal Technique - Revolutionary Vol. 2

[Invader Zim]

My favourate albums

In no particular order: -

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
manic street preachers - The Holy Bible
Feeder - Echo Park
Placebo - Placebo[UK]
Pixies - Surfa Rosa/Come on Pylgrim
The Police - Synchronicity
Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak
Tool - Undertow
A perfect Circle - Thirteenth Step
Queen - A night at the opera

[andresG]

My favorite albums right now (changes every once in a while) in no real order:

A Tribe Called Quest- People&#39;s Instinctive Travels And The Paths Of Rhythm

Nas- Illmatic

Wu-Tang Clan- Enter The Wu Tang (36 Chambers)

The Jimmi Hendrix Experience- Are You Experienced?

Manu Chao- Clandestino

Michael Jackson- Thriller

[Hampton]

In no order:

Harry Chapin- Verities and Balderdash

A storyteller who is often overlooked, I find myself loving every album and song.

Muddy Waters- Electric Mud

Just because.

Big L- Lifestyles of Da Poor and Dangerous

First album by Big L, his best, just an amazing album right up there with Nas&#39; Illmatic and anything else you can think of. RIp L.

Choking Victim- No Gods No Managers

Miles Davis- *****es Brew

Funkadelic- Maggot Brain

Mr. Lif- I Phantom

Tupac: All Eyez on Me

The second disc is still better than the first.

Tom Waits- Small Change

Johnny Cash- Live from Folsem Prison

[Phuck Fu]

1. Ol Dirty Bastard, nigga please

2. Blink 182, Dude Ranch

3. Ashley Simpson, whatever the fuck her album is called

[Guerrilla22]

Bad Religion: Against the Grain, Recipe for Hate

Nofx: Punk in Drublic

Dead Kennedys: Fresh Fruit for rotting vegetables, Frankenchrist

Black Flag: Damaged

NWA: Straight outa Compton

All of the Ramones stuff and Dylan&#39;s has to be mentioned also.

[dsmtuner]

Albums in no particular oreder:

Black Star- Mos Def and Talib Kweli are...
dead prez- Revolutionary but Gangsta (RBG)
The Roots- Do You want More?&#33;??&#33;&#33;
Red Hot Chili Peppers- Blood Sugar Sex Magik
Any Rage Against The Machine album
Any Bob Marley album

Favourite songs in no particular order:

A Tribe Called Quest- Can I Kick It
Black Star- Thieves in the Night
Bob Marley- Trenchtown Rock
Brassmunk- Live Ordeal
dead prez- hell yeah (pimp the system)
Dilated Peoples feat. kanye west- this way
Outkast- southernplayalisticadillacmuzik
Talib Kweli- get by
the coup feat. dead prez- get up

[The Forum Idiot]

1) The Breeders - Pod: a superb album, really smart and the best from the grunge era, seriously, this is goooooood stuff

2)Nirvana - Everything: I&#39;m a Nirvana fan ok? My particular favourites by them are "Outcesticide III" (a bootleg I know), "Bleach" and "Unplugged"

3)The Pixies - Surfa Rosa: Just a fantastic, emotional album. Very good when you listen to it enough times

4)Erm.....I have loadsa CDs at (4) Namely Kings Of Leon - Youth And Young Manhood: Just really good rock blues stuff, Four Star Mary - Thrown To The Wolves: The album that really gotme into hard rock music... REM - Automatic For The People/Green - come on, these guys are just so damn good... The Clash - London Calling: Punk. w00t. the original punk-thinkers from england. Weezer - The Blue Album: Fantastic geek-rock I can empathize with (being a geek). Metallica - The Black Album: w00t. At least semi-left wing metal.

5)Err...and a few more... Queens Of THe Stone Age - Songs For The Death: Moving plain rock you can always count on.... The Breeders - Last Splash: Pretty damn good...nothing compared to Pod though. The Pixies - Doolittle: Good, great even, but not at all like Surfa Rosa

[Eastside Revolt]

<_< ALBUM
Classic Style Rock & Roll
Led Zeppelin - 1,II,III,IV
Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of The Moon
Nirvana - Unplugged, Nevermind
SoundGaarden - A sides

Ska Punkish Modern Style Rock & Roll
RATM - Selftitled, Evil Empire
Sublime - 40oz To Freedom, Selftitled
The Offspring - Smash

Reggae
Bob Marley - Exodus, Survuval

Hip-Hop
Outkast - ATLiens, Aquemini
Wu Tang - Wu Revolution
Lost Boyz - Legal Drug Money
Dead Prez - Let&#39;s Get Free
Varios Arstist - Chant Down Babylon
Cypress Hill - Black Monday
The Roots - Things Fall Apart

SONG
Classic Style Rock & Roll
Jimi - Voodoo Chile (the looong blues version) - Listen to it you should understand, Manic Depression - You know I can relate
The Doors - Riders on the Storm - Takes me back to adolescence, LA Woman - Same
Nirvana - All Apologies - All Apologies
Niel Young - Ohio - it&#39;s a dope song and it&#39;s part of my heritage
Joni Mitchell - Woodstock - It&#39;s linked to some of my earliest memories. my mom had this one of a couple tapes she played over and over again for years
Lou Reed - Walk on the Wild Side - Same as Woodstock
Bob Dylan - Hurricane - awesome song, tells story better than movie
Ritchie Valenz - Sleepwalker - I find it amazingly soothing
Santana - Samba Pa Ti - Just Listen

Ska Punkish Modern Style Rock & Roll
The Clash - Guns of Brixton
The Offspring - Not the One, Smash

Other
Stevie Wonder - Pastime Paradise, Big Brother, Village Ghetto Land - sorry too tired to explain

Reggae

Barrington Levy - Under Me Sensi

Bob Marley - Natural Mystic, Stir it up, Concrete Jungle, Soul Rebel, Small Axe, Levely Up Yourself, Rastaman Chant, Night Shift

Too tired to even get into hip hop <_<

[nezvanova]

hmm lessie. in no particular order:

sticky fingers-the rolling stones:
(favourites from album)
wild horses
moonlight mile
*****
you gotta move
can&#39;t you hear me knocking
pretty much the whole album, but those are the highlights, to me.

let it bleed-the rolling stones:

midnight rambler
let it bleed
love in vain
gimme shelter
monkey man

beggar&#39;s banquet-the rolling stones:

sympathy for the devil
prodigal son
stray cat blues
jigsaw puzzle
parachute woman

nevermind-nirvana:

smells like teen spirit
in bloom
lounge act
lithium

in utero-Nirvana:

serve the servants
frances farmer will have her revenge on seattle
heart shaped box
all apologies

MTV unplugged-Nirvana:

The man who sold the world
where did you sleep last night?
lake of fire
oh me

nevermind the bollucks, here&#39;s the sex pistols-sex pistols

holiday in the sun
anarchy in the uk
pretty vacant

dark side of the moon-pink floyd:

time
money
great gig in the sky
brain damage
pretty much the whole damn album though, in one shot, no song skipping. just sit and listen to the whole thing.

are you experienced?-jimi hendrix
whole damn album.

electric ladyland-jimi:

little wing(i&#39;m pretty sure it was on this album...might be mistaken)

graceland-paul simon:

diamonds on the soles of her shoes (delicious bass solo, and vocals)
graceland
homeless

strictly for commerical: best of frank zappa-frank zappa

yellow snow
san ber&#39;dino
i am the slime
sexual harrassment in the workplace
valley girl
cosmik debris
touble every day
muffin man
montana

random songs that are liked:

girl with the far away eyes-rolling stones

stink foot
uncle reemus--frank zappa

i am the walrus
don&#39;t let me down
revolution
rocky racoon
get back -the beatles

moonlight sonata-beethoven

requiem lacrimosa-mozart


thats about all i can think of right now. i&#39;m sleepy.

[The Forum Idiot]

Nice selection...Of the oo...maybe 2/3 of those I&#39;ve heard of...

[Rastafari]

Big Brother and the Holding Company (self titled)

Interesting Choice. With such questionable lyrics ("I&#39;m the abodimable snowman"...), it doesn&#39;t quite make my list, but the BB & THC (haha, I said THC&#33;), is definately Janis&#39; best backing band.

Favorite albums of all time right now-
The Chambers Brothers-Time has Come Today-If you like soul and psych both, then this is the perfect album. You see what kind of position I&#39;m in.
Hooker and Heat-John Lee Hooker Boogies with Canned Heat (and esp. the great Alan "Owl" Wilson)
Mountain: Climbing&#33;-Just found this LP the other day and have heard it maybe 10 times. Felix Pappalardi was much more than Cream&#39;s producer. But, after listening to him and Jack Bruce (try this RZ or anybody and E-Mail me back&#33;) back to back, both their vocal styles and bass-playing abilities sounds EXACTLY the same. In fact, if his wife hadn&#39;t killed him in &#39;83 (Gail Collins, who he wrote several songs for back in the day), I&#39;d swear one was a pen name for the other. Check it out, cream fans.
Eric "Not Jimi" Clapton: 461 Ocean Boulevard- Mainly for the entire "B Side" and the first four tracks of the A side, but "I shot the Sheriff" is a nice one, too.
Cream-Live Cream II- Really solid live playing here
Bunny Wailer-Blackheart Man-My LP of this, an original Jamaican pressing, was in such poor quality that I had to take a knife and recarve the center whole. Solid stuff, though. voice is sweet as molasses.
Band of Gypsies-As tempting as it is to just type "Who Knows?" here, I have to elaborate on the greatness of the rest of the album. Cox and Miles both have talent just about on par with Hendrix&#39;s. To hear Hendrix playing with a bass player and drummer who really dig down into the lower octaves is really beneficial.
The Jimi Hendrix Experience-Axis: Bold as Love-Don&#39;t get me wrong. Electric Ladyland not only has the best cover of all time (in the UK, at least), but also some of the finest playing in the history of rock. Which is why most other folks have already written about it here. which is why I&#39;m not. Axis: BAL is really impressive, too, because of Mitch and Noel just as much as Jimi. There are literally sounds on this album you will not hear anywhere else, too, which is cool.
Ahmed Abdul-Malik-Jazz Sounds of Africa-If this CD is still being made, I recommend giving it a listen. I don&#39;t know why I like this album, but all of the major melodies he play really strike me as good for some reason.
Pharaoh Sanders-Karma-Acid Jazz past its finest. Too bad Leon and Pharaoh both experimented with...Disco
John Coltrane-A Love Supreme-Not to sound like a broken record, but if you haven&#39;t heard this yet, drop everything and get it. 95% Percent of the people who have heard it would so the same thing. Between this and "The Creator has a master plan," I almost had an Authentic religious experience.
CCR-Cosmos Factory-Besides the positive effect this album gives me when I listen to it (makes me feel like the Dude), Songs like "Ramble Tamble," "Before You Accuse Me," and their honest cover of Marvin Gaye&#39;s grapevine (which trumps to hell and back Ike and Tina&#39;s "Proud Mary" cover, I&#39;m afraid) are just plain good.
Spinal Tap-"Music from the movie THIS IS SPINAL TAP"-hahahahaha. Or so I have read.
Ravi Shankar Live in New York-Just found this one for...&#036;2.50. It is great. I can feel my hair growing as I listen to it, even.
The Doors-Morrison Hotel-Yeah. I was one of those poor bastards who didn&#39;t even listen to this album in favor of L.A. Woman at first. It is much better in the end, if you can stand its only two hits which are abhorrent.
Taj Mahal-The Real Thing-I really like Taj, and I think live Blues/Soul like he does it can&#39;t be matched on any level. He&#39;s a really cool guy, too.
Santana-Santana or Abraxas-tough call-Considering Mike Shrieve was 16 when he played on the first album, both of these are really feats to be listened too and marvelled at. Great and catchy (a word I hate to use) albums.




little wing(i&#39;m pretty sure it was on this album...might be mistaken)

And they&#39;re all bold as love...just ask the axis

[Vinny Rafarino]

You are all wrong. Here are the only 10 albums (yes I said albums) that matter:

1] Air supply, The one that you love

2] Yoko Ono, Onobox

3] Milli Vanilli, Monent of Truth

4] Perry Como, Close To You

5] Leonard Nimoy, The Two Sides of Leonard Nimoy (the track "Highly Illogical" is a masterpiece)

6] Debbie Gibson, Electric Youth

7] Gene Pitney, Backstage I&#39;m Lonely

8] Michael Bolton, The Hunger

9] Billy Ray Cyrus, Deja Blue

10] Menudo, Quiro Ser

[DaCuBaN]

I didn&#39;t even know Leonard Nimoy made an album. I&#39;m going to have to listen to that one...

Incidentally, on Lauryn Hill - I still don&#39;t get it. :(

[Mano Dayak]

Any Bob Marley or Simon & Garfunkel or Renaud album, plus:

Linkin Park: Meteora

Ska-P: Consumo gusto & Incontrolable

[Rastafari]

Originally posted by Comrade [email protected] 30 2004, 01:17 AM
You are all wrong. Here are the only 10 albums (yes I said albums) that matter:

1] Air supply, The one that you love

2] Yoko Ono, Onobox

3] Milli Vanilli, Monent of Truth

4] Perry Como, Close To You

5] Leonard Nimoy, The Two Sides of Leonard Nimoy (the track "Highly Illogical" is a masterpiece)

6] Debbie Gibson, Electric Youth

7] Gene Pitney, Backstage I&#39;m Lonely

8] Michael Bolton, The Hunger

9] Billy Ray Cyrus, Deja Blue

10] Menudo, Quiro Ser
No light Fantastic ever crosses my mind
That meditation stuff can make you go blind
Just crank that volume to the point of pain
Why waste good music on a brain?


anyway, you forgot William Shatner, man. Spoken word is great.
And have you heard the Leonard Nimoy cover of "Proud Mary?"

Girl U Know its true

[Vinny Rafarino]

anyway, you forgot William Shatner, man. Spoken word is great.
And have you heard the Leonard Nimoy cover of "Proud Mary?"


I did not want to place Bill Shatner&#39;s 1968 album the Transformed Man with these heaps of crap.

Bill Shatner is a genius.

I&#39;ve never heard Nimoy do Proud Mary, he did 3 or 4 records that I have not heard before.

[refuse_resist]

Jimi Hendrix - Are you Experienced

Nirvana - Bleach, Nevermind, Incesticide, In Utero

Black Sabbath - Sabotage, Paranoid, We Sold Our Souls For Rock and Roll

Led Zeppelin - I, II, III

Deftones - Adrenaline, Around the Fur

Sick of it All - Blood, Sweat and No Tears

Agnostic Front - United Blood

Suicidal Tendencies - Self Titled, Join the Army, Freedumb

Misfits - Static Age, Earth A.D., Evilive

Slayer - Show No Mercy, Live Undead (one of my all-time favorite live albums)

Sepultura - Bestial Devestation, Schizophrenia, Arise, Beneath the Remains, Chaos A.D.

Rage Against the Machine - Self Titled, Evil Empire

Earth Crisis - Firestorm, Breed the Killers, Last of the Sane (great cover album)

Hatebreed - Under the Knife, Satisfaction is the Death of Desire, Perseverance, Rise of Brutality

[ItalianFist]

Immortal Technique- Revolutionary vol 2
Jedi Mind Tricks- Violent by design
Wu Tang Clan- 36 chambers
System of a down- self titled
Queens of the stoneage- songs for the deaf
all of big L&#39;s shit

[Anti-Prophet]

Best albums:
1.Arch Enemy - Black Earth
2.At The Gates - Slaughter Of The Soul
3.Soilwork - Steelbath Suicide
4.Rammstein - Mutter
5.Cryptopsy - None So Vile

Best songs:
1.Arch Enemy - Sinister Mephisto
2.At The Gates Gates - Slaughter Of The Soul
3.Opeth - demon Of The Fall
4.Dimmu Borgir - IndoctriNation
5.Kataklysm - Il Diavolo In Me

[noland]

Best albums: in no real order are:
Grateful Dead - Working Man&#39;s Dead as well as damn near everything else they ever did.
Beatles - Abbey Road, White Album, Yellow Submarine
Led Zeppellin - I-IV
Flatt & Scruggs - On Foggy Mountain
Monty Python - Sings
O Brother, Where Art Thou Soundtrack
A Mighty Wind Soundtrack

I like way too many different kinds of music to continue with an exhaustive list.

[andresG]

Originally posted by [email protected] 29 2004, 04:17 AM
Cypress Hill - Black Monday



Who you tryin to get crazy with esse?
Don&#39;t you know I&#39;m loco?

Wrong day of the week&#33;

Black Sunday is the name. :D

[deus ex machina]

Led Zeppelin III and IV
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath
Black Sabbath - Paranoid
Black Sabbath - Master of Reality
AC/DC - Back in Black
AC/DC - Razor&#39;s Edge
Dio - Holy Diver
Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young - 4 Way Street (Live)
The Bee Gees - Their Greatest Hits: The Record
Rammstein - Live aus Berlin

[Dirty Commie]

Two favorite albums:

"The Clash"

and "Bob Marley and the Wailers Legends"