Favorite Albums

some of my favorites, in no particular order: Sgt. Pepper, Beatles; Bookends, Simon and Garfunkel; Blind Faith, Blind Faith; Court and Spark, Joni Mitchell; Tapestry, Carole King; Abbey Road, Beatles; Simple Things, Carole King; Rocky Mountain High, John Denver...more I'm sure that I'll think of later...

 

"Wildlife Concert". By: You know who. Read my title.

 

1. pink floyd -atom heart mother
2. Skull and Roses - Grateful Dead
3. White Album - The Beatles
4. Are you experienced - Jimi Hendrix Experience
5. tommy -the who
6. Abbey Road - The Beatles
7.the dead as the warlocks (68)all acoustic
8. Anthem of the Sun - Grateful Dead
9.jefferson airplane-bathing at baxters
10. Live at Woodstock - Jimi Hendrix[/QUOTE]

 

What about Hawkwind i can not believe no one
has mentioned them...LoL
The 1976...Album - Warrior At The Edge Of Time
is an absolute classic album one of many classics
from over 50 albums OK they only had one hit
in 1970 with silver machine another favorite
album of mine is Live79.

Here is a few song from my multyplysite
http://mickr.multiply.com/music/item/54 HAWKWIND </a>
sit back relax and listen to 'Who's gonna win the war' ;-))))

 

You guys should definitly check out Keller Williams bad ass one man band !!! Hippy Vibe I promise it will be your new fave CD!! I forgot the title its the one with the guitar on it thuogh!! lol I cant believe I forgot it its my fav. My friend Bailey introduced him to me ever since I cannot get enough and i promise you wont either

 

hi
my favourite album of all time would have to be black and blue by the stones but there are so many good albums like dejavu csny i love early roxy the list goes on and on

 

cmon cats! what about zeppelin??!! they had 1&2 out in the 60's
-Led Zeppelin 1
-Led Zeppelin 2
-Jimi Hendrix, Electric Ladyland
-Srgnt Peppers, by tha beatles
-Tommy, the who
peace

 

Ah to have been alive then. The crap they have nowadays doesn't even compare.

 

All the people that listed Hendrix Live at Woodstock, I reccomend you check out Live at Berkley, and Live at The Isle of Wight. The knew isle of wight DVD is amazing.

1.Dark sideof the moon
2.Blonde on Blonde
3.Disraeli Gears
4.Sabbath, Paranoid
5.Beatles White album

I dont know theirs so much awesome music out there. I hope I never stop discovering knew songs that blow my mind. Hopefully I'll wright something that one day that people will hear and say, "wow, thats a really nice song" That would be my dream cum true. Blah, im drunk.

 

The albums I usually play:

1. The Fugs, #1 and #2.

2: Richie Havens--Greatest Hits

3.White Album (Hell, EVERYTHING!) Beatles.

4.Wildflowers-- Judy Collins

5.Greatest Hits-- The Beach Boys

6.Greatest Hits-- The Doors

7.Greatest Hits-- The Rolling Stones

8. Anything by Donavan.

9. Anything by Dylan--especially the early albums.

10. The kick-ass, groovy, hip-for-real-OH BABY!, killer songs by the 1910
Fruitgum Company!

Those were the days, pals!

 

Id like to update my list now:

-Tommy (The Who)
-Disraeli Gears (Cream)
-American Pie (Don Mclean)
-War (U2)
-Out OF The Blue (ELO)
-Tea For The Tillerman (Cat Stevens)
-The Velvet Underground & Nico
-Rumours (Fleetwood Mac)
-Rise & Fall Of Ziggy Stardust... (David Bowie)
-Sgt. Pepper's (Beatles)

 

Oh don’t lean on me man, cause you can’t afford the ticket
I’m back from suffragette city
Oh don’t lean on me man
Cause you ain’t got time to check it
You know my suffragette city
!!!

 

What is a "suffagrettde city" ?


What does it mean?, if anything.

 

no particular order
1-piper at the gates of dawn-pink floyd
2-surrealistic pillow-jefferson airplane
3-sgt peppers lonly hearts club band-the beatles
4-Doors - Doors/Strange days
5-cream at royal albert hall
6-the freewheelin bob dylan-bob dylan
7-Aoxomoxoa-grateful dead
8- The 13th Floor Elevators - The Psychedelic Sounds of the 13th Floor Elevators
9-Big Brother and the Holding Company -Cheap Thrills
10-Buffalo Springfield-Buffalo Springfield

 

It's not what, but who is suffragette city. One can only guess, but it may be inferring that the price (psychological?) you have to pay is too high if you want to be with her. Like a lot of songs you can only surmise the meaning.

excerpt from a Bowie Interview from 1972 about Ziggy....

so anyway what you have there on that album when it does finally come out is a story which doesn't really take place...its just a few little scenes from the life of a band called Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars...who could feasibly be the last band on Earth - it could be within the last five years of Earth...I'm not at all sure..Because I wrote it in such a way that I just dropped the numbers into the album in any order that they cropped up. It depends in which state you listen to it in. The times that I've listened to it - I've had a number of meanings out of the album...but I always do. Once I've written an album - my interpretations of the numbers in that album are totally different afterwards than the time that I wrote them and I find that I learn a lot from my own albums about me.

Don't lean on me man, cause you can't afford the ticket
Back from Suffragette City
Oh don't lean on me man
Cause you ain't got time to check it

You know my Suffragette City
Is outta sight...she's all right


American Suffragette. Kaiser referring to Pres. Woodrow Wilson

 

no particluar order

Neil Young - Decade
Beatles - White Album
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Led Zepplin - all
Black Sabbath - Paranoid
Rush - 2010
John Lennon- Imagine
ACDC - Highway to Hell
ACDC - Dirty Deeds

and any Jimi Hendrix, the Eagles, The Guess Who, The Who, The Doobies, Janis Joplin, The Doors, and the Rolling Stones

 

Allman Brothers Band - In Memory of Elizabeth Reed (Live acoustic) Live at the Fillmore East

 

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Laguna All night Boogies early 70's
I grew up in the sixties and seventies in Laguna Beach California, Wildfire was my very favorite local band. I saw them play twice, once at the main beach theatre when they had the famous all night boogies and also at I believe an American legion. I purchased their album in 1971 or 1972 at Sound Spectrum in Laguna which is still there today. I still have that Lp. It is master print no 91 and is a Primo label. The album cover is white only with a white sticker that say's WILDFIRE "SMOKIN" MASTER PRINT NO. 91 ( The numer 91 is hand written in ink). The vinyl label Says PRIMO SMOKIN , side 1 WF-0021 stereo Autumn leaves co. B M I , Songs are : 1 ) FREE 2:56 (R. Love - D. Jamison), 2) WHAT HAVE I GOT NOW 3:18 ( D.Jamison), 3) LET IT HAPPEN 3:02 (R. Love - D. Jamison), 4) QUICKSAND 10:46 (D. Jamison). Side 2 songs are : 1) STARS IN THE SKY 5:36 ( D. Jamison), 2) DOWN TO EARTH 4:25 (D. Jamison) , 3) TIME WILL TELL 3:06 (D. Jamison) 4) DON'T LOOK FOR ME 6:22 (R. Love - D. Jamison).

The music on this record is spectacular acid rock.

 

1. The Velvet Underground self titled
2. Pink Floyd - The Piper at the gates of dawn
3. The Beatles - Abbey Road
4. Bob Dylan - Highway 61 revisited
5. The Cure - Boys Dont Cry
6. The Doors self titled
7. Sonic Youth - Washing Machine
8. Bob Dylan - Another side of Bob Dylan
9. Mars Volta - De-Loused in the crematorium
10. Talking Heads - Fear of Music

 

That's a good list. Are you into Sparta - Porcelain? I really like Sonic Nurse too.