General Chat

Ooooo, hard. Blind Melon, Blind Melon Rubber Soul, Beatles Desire, Bob Dylan The First Cut, P.P. Arnold Ill Communication, Beastie Boys Odelay, Beck Parallel Lines, Blondie Modern Life Is Rubbish, Blur Ziggy Stardust, David Bowie Grace, Jeff Buckley A Short Album About Love, The Divine Comedy Bryter Layter, Nick Drake Appetite For Destruction, Guns 'n' Roses It's A shame About Ray, Lemonheads Darkdancer, Les Rythmes Digitales Forever Changes, Love Astral Weeks, Van Morrison Play, Moby Trailer Park, Beth Orton Ten, Pearl Jam The Bends, Radiohead Transformer, Lou Reed Beggars Banquet, Rolling Stones Ogdens Nut Gone Flake, Small Faces SiameseDream, Smashing Pumpkins A Northern Soul, Verve The Rocky Horror Picture Show Tapestry, Carole King Led Zeppelin II The People Tree, Mother Earth Big Red Letter Day, Buffalo Tom Whatever And Ever Amen, Ben Folds Five Carnival Of Light, Ride The Stone Roses... Grave Dancers Union, Soul Asylum The Southern Harmony And Musical Companion, The Black Crowes Ok too many, but you know what, there's so many more!!

All of the "Now that's what I call music" albums! I'll think of some serious ones now!!

Natalie- I just think things went downhill after Mushroom left. He didn't like the guitars on Mezzanine & I think he has a point. Teardrop is a great song though. Also think the Tricky collaboration really made the earlier material too. Protection was nearly as good as Blue Lines. Can't stand 100th Window ! There are some exceptions, but debut/second albums are often the best ! Rick.

Jeanette, The most well known song off Low is Sound and Vision. Other tracks include Always Crashing In The Same Car, Be My Wife. It's one of three albums he did in collaboration with well known producer Brian Eno. Natalie, I'm not sure why I prefer Blue Lines over the others, it's not down to any one song although I acknowledge that Unfinished Sympathy and Safe From Harm are great tracks. I can only put it down to the overall sound and feel of the album. Protection is interesting, bit of a mixed bag. Mezzanine is good and I do like it but find it a hard album to love; standout track for me is Black Milk. Oddly enough haven't got round to checking out 100th Window so can't comment on it.

Songs of - Leonard Cohen Abbey Road - Beatles Atom Heart Mother - Pink Floyd Greatest Hits - Simon & Garfunkel Kick Inside - Kate Bush Barbra Streisand's Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 - Barbra Streisand Le Roi et Mort. Vive Le Roi - Enigma Tapestry - Carole King You Well Meaning Brought Me Here - Ralph Mctell Out of Time - REM If I had to choose only one album........I think it would have to be Simon & Garfunkel. I could sing (attempt that is) my heart out and never get bored.

Nothing obscure here! American Pie by Don McLean Ziggy Stardust by David Bowie Bat out of Hell by Meatloaf Seal by Seal Faith by George Michael Come away with me by Norah Jones 10th anniversary CD of Les Miserables at the Royal Albert Hall and I have just ordered from Amazon 'the ultimate funk party' or somesuch - 3 CD set which has got ALL my fave boogie-on-down tracks on!! Maz. XX

The Joshua Tree - U2 Achtung Baby - U2 The Bends - Radiohead Innocent Eyes - Delta Goodrem Jagged Little Pill - Alanis Morrisette Sgt Pepper - The Beatles No 1s - Elvis Queen Greatest Hits Elton John Greates Hits The Marshall Mathers LP - Eminem All fantastic singers and most write their own stuff too. U2 are my favourite tho.

Here's a few that I listen to and really enjoy: Dido's 2 albums The Corrs - in blue Theolonias Monk - criss-cross The very best of Gershwin (Polygram 1997) Officium Matt Redman - Where angels fear to tread Jools Holland - 3 friends albums Martin Jones - Spanish piano music vol 1 Rousset - Bach's Goldberg variations Vineyard UK - holy Evelyn Glennie - Dancin' Carlo Curley - organ imperial great political speeches 1889 - 1995 I'll perhaps put some more on when I've had a better look!

Sgnt Pepper - Beatles Close to the Edge - Yes Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd Trick of the Tail - Genesis Pheadra - Tangerene Dream Live Dates - Wishbone Ash War of the Worlds - Jeff Wayne Tubular Bells - Mike Oldfield Original Sound Track - 10CC Shear Heart Attack - Queen Houses of the Holy - Led Zepelin Sabath bloody Sabath - Black Sabath Fresh Cream - Cream Bob

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road = Elton John Tanks = T, Rex Any album by Slade Any by meat loaf any by Dr Hook Tubular Bells any by Hawkwind and Gerry Raffety Sue

Isn't it strange we all have such good taste!!

My fave albums are Pieces of You - Jewel And Love Said No - H.I.M Deep Shadows and Brilliant Highlights - H.I.M Start Something - Lostprophets Permission to Land - The Darkness Deju Entendu - Brand New Ocean Avenue - Yellowcard Meteora - Linkin Park Infest & Love/Hate/Tragedy - Papa Roach The Chocolate Starfish & the Hotdog flavoured water - Limp Bizkit Former Infatuation Junkie - Alanis Morrisette Fallen - Evanescence Any Album - Blink 182 I like loads more but can't think of them all. Gem

favourite album is Quadrophenia by the Who. A very emotional listening album. Does anyone else agree with me

I haven't listened to that album for an age, i'll give it a go!

love The Who, currently listening to Sell Out.

MMMMM beans!! What do you think about Tommy?

It's a bold album, think the first half is stronger than the second half. Some of the musical ideas from Sell Out are used again on Tommy, most notably on the 10min 'Underture' and 'It's A Boy'. Am slowing adding to my collection of The Who albums, Who's Next is my favourite.

Sorry Andy, I'm too much of a simple lass!