One album for the rest of your life

[Munka01]

XX by The XX.

If you haven't heard of them, they are well worth a listen, no other album like it.

[coppice]

Blue - Joni Mitchell
Sgt Pepper or Revolver- Beatles
Scott 4 - Scott Walker
Forever Changes - Love
Kind of Blue - Miles Davis
Protection - Massive Attack

One of those please.

[killingjoker]

wal 45 said:

killingjoker said:

Bugger. Somebody beat me to TPP. Well sod it, that's my choice too. More than music for me, a part of my inner soul, and sounds exactly how i think - even today.

Sorry KJ, was surprised someone hadn't beat me to TPP as well. Can't agree more with your words, got the album in 1979 (my first record) and it has been a constant ever since.

Although his direction since 2000 or so is (I think) brilliant and live he just gets better every time I see him, the whole soundscape of TPP will never be bettered in my opinion.

Got me tickets for the Friday night show in London. As you say, what a live performer. Can't be bettered. Yep, things took a turn for the better with Pure, and Splinter is genius.

[PR36]

The Who Live at Leeds...

[Turn7]

Band of Skulls - Baby Darling Dollface Honey
UFO - Strangers in the night
Stranglers - No more Heroes

Be about right...

[GarryDK]

Nevermind by Nirvana

[dinkel]

https://soundcloud.com/albert-mensinga/sets/dance-...

Maybe try this one - lovely set of dance tracks.

[V8mate]

For most of my life it would have been an easy choice:

White Light White Heat by Velvet Underground


But I think it gets pipped to the post by 2008's wonderful

Oracular Spectacular by MGMT

[S10GTA]

V8mate said:

But I think it gets pipped to the post by 2008's wonderful

Oracular Spectacular by MGMT

[selym]

It will change day in day out but at the moment I have a choice of two; Amused to Death by Roger Waters and Walking On A Dream by Empire of the Sun.

Amused to Death is sat at my house, 8000 miles away, in brand new remastered vinyl format. For that reason it never strays far from my thoughts. Walking On A Dream; well, I can't explain it really. It just gets regular rotation in the selym household. The wife even likes it; that is a bonus.

Then there is Quadrophenia.....Pet Sounds......Searching For The Young Soul Rebels (utterly brilliant)......this is too hard.

[MarshPhantom]

Young Soul Rebels is genius.

[selym]

MarshPhantom said:

Young Soul Rebels is genius.

It sounds so amazing on vinyl too.......I'd never tire of it.

[miniman]

Possibly Pocketful of Kryptonite by Spin Doctors, or Lemonheads' It's a shame about Ray. Or Abacab. This isn't fair.

[tuscaneer]

7 pages and no cinematic orchestra????!!! shame on you guys....

[thegreenhell]

S*M*A*S*H* - Self-Abused

Bought it 20 years ago, still listen to it regularly, and it still makes my hair stand on end (what's left of it).

[Kinky]

Neil Youngs Decade

With a very sneaky UB40s Present Arms Deluxe edition hidden in amongst the Neil Young discs

And this all coming from a hardcore rocker

[Dominic H]

This, as I played it all the time as a kid...



Or this..



Can't decide, I'd be happy with either.

[Mermaid]

Bad company.

[sun.and.rain]

Hmm, difficult question to answer.

Stones Exile On Main Street has been a favourite for around 30 years. IMO the Stones at their peak for music and general Keefness.

Often listen to Let It Bleed and Sticky Fingers straight after.

[cho]

Yello-essential yello which had a good mix of stuff which would have been listened to at some point or my current favourite is buena vista social club with the album of same name