Recommended Albums...

I recommend that people burn all the cds that have been mentioned so far.

 

if they like them, tho.

I'd recommend you all to download Kampec Dolores - Eye of the needle, Manu Chao - Clandestino and Life Without Buildings - Life Without Buildings.

Anybody knows where I could download some music by that band (seemed great in describtion) called Death By Chocolate?

love,
b

 

duh

I suggest bearshare...so far every artist I've searched for I've found. www.bearshare.com

 

How about:

Grateful Dead - In the Dark

Grateful Dead - Terrapin Station

Grateful Dead - Built to last

Grateful Dead - Shakedown Street

Phish - Farmhouse

George Harrison - Cloud Nine

Traffic - John Barleycorn Must Die

 

The Who - The Who Sell Out
Love - Forever Changes
Cream - Fresh Cream
The Velvet Underground - White Light/White Heat
Brian Eno - Here Come the Warm Jets
John Cale - Vintage Violence

Why are we doing this, anyway?

 

i'll check that one out.

 

You should try Paris 1919 too, if you haven't heard it. John Cale really created some of the most beautiful pop music ever. I guess you can partially attribute that to the fact that he constantly listened to the Beach Boys' Pet Sounds during the 1960's.

 

LS, do you like the pet sounds album?

 

Heh, well, it's arguably one of the best pop albums ever...

 

It's THE best pop album ever

 

Haha, ok, I'll agree.

 

Except for...Sergeant Pepper's, and Revolver, and Rubber Soul . . .

bitch.

Okay...my recommendation at the moment:
Ugly Cassanova - an album of which I don't remember the name

 

I would say

Ani Difranco-Educated Guess 'cause it was recorded on an eight track and the whole album is just art.
Nicklecreek-That stuff is bionic bluegrass... mandolin playing beyond your wildest expectations.
I have this awesome Grateful Dead Box Set that has 12 cds in it from 1965-1973. If you're seriously into the dead it would definitely be a worthy purchase, especially because you get this awesome booklet to go with it.
NEIL YOUNG- ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING
I guess this could branch into CSN.
Blackmore Knights is really good. I don't know if any of you have heard of them, but all it is is basically Ritchie Blackmore, his wife, and their Renaissance minstrel band with a sort of mix of "deep purplism". Its quite awesome.
Jefferson Airplane also really floats my boat.
Oh, and old Bruce Cockburn.

 

Yay That album kicks ass.

Oh, and everyone should listen to BOB DYLAN, preferably the album Highway 61 Revisited.

I love that album soooooo much. If it were a bathtub I would drown in it.

 

For me, I love Desire and The Freewheeling. The Freewheeling holds a special place in my heart because it was my first Bob Dylan cd.

 

Those are slightly more rock... but w/e

The first Dylan album is also a good bet, and you can get it for cheap...

I've also heard the waking Eyes are good, they even did a cover of I am the walrus at a show in BC...

 

Highway 61 was my first Dylan album, which explain a teeny bit of why I'm so attached. But I'm very in love with it.

 

No doubt, it is a great album.

 

Too bad Bobbert is so old.

 

Isnt it amazing how pop turned from that into the shit thats playing nowadays?