Last 5 full albums you have listened to?

[mvd]

Mine are:

A Fine Frenzy - Bomb In A Birdcage (she quickly become one of my favorite artists ever)

Her website: http://www.afinefrenzy.com/
Her Twitter: http://twitter.com/AFineFrenzy

The other four (all highly recommended) -

Barenaked Ladies - All In Good Time (at the AOL listening party)
Jessica Harp - A Woman Needs
She & Him - Volume Two
Merry Ellen Kirk - Invisible War

[HopeHoops]

1. Most recently, Weather Report "Heavy Weather"

Before that, The Cars "Best Of" (double album)
Genesis: "Selling England by the Pound"
Heart: "Dreamboat Annie"
Genesis: "Nursery Chryme"

[mvd]

3. As a big Cars fan, I'd like to look into that double album

:hi:

[HopeHoops]

44. It lives up to the title.

[Forkboy]

2. "full" throws a bit of a wrinkle in there.

I actually rarely listen to full CDs these days in one sitting. Itunes shuffle has killed those days, but let me think.....

Nomeansno - 0+2=1 1/2 (they originally released a CD in '91 called 0+2=1.This is outtakes, demos and different versions)
Didjits - Fizzjob
Rocket From The Crypt - Scream Dracula Scream
Johnny Cash Live At Folsom Prison
Crass - Penis Envy

Thank God Itunes also tells us "recently played"!

:hi:

[mvd]

5. Hi, Forkboy!

You're not alone - appears more people buy individual songs and listen to compilations. I've always been an album person, though I do make some iTunes compilations. :hi:

[redqueen]

4. Radiohead - Pablo Honey

Elbow - Seldom Seen Kid
Port O'Brien - All We Could Do Was Sing
Mogwai - Hawk is Howling
Oingo Boingo - Good for Your Soul

[Burma Jones]

15. Port O'Brien? I saw them last year with Bodies of Water

A fine show.......

[redqueen]

46. Yeah? I'll have to keep an eye out for their shows.

Always interested in seeing a band that does does well live. There aren't many I'll pay to see anymore.

[eyepaddle]

6. That's usually how I do it--I love the flow of a good album

Joe Satriani: Crystal Planet
Judas Priest: A Touch of Evil Live
Judas Priest: Sin After Sin
Armored Saint: Raisning Fear
Joe Satriani: The Extremist

Yes, I like to rock out or headbang on my way to go paddling--espeially when the water is still so chilly, I might need a little extra motivation.

[RainDog]

7. Big Sandy and His Fly-Rite Boys - Feelin' Kind of Lucky

Jolie Holland - Springtime Can Kill You
Elvis Costello - When I was Cruel
Etta James Rocks the House (Live, Nashville, Tn, 1963)
Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited

[Iggo]

8. These:

Judas Priest -- Sin After Sin
Judas Priest -- Unleashed In The East
Metallica -- Kill 'Em All
Metallica -- Master Of Puppets
Iron Maiden -- Killers

It was a Mainstream Metal day at Iggo's house this weekend.

[eyepaddle]

9. Nice call on Sin After Sin!

Call for the Priest--the song that introduced me to harmony guitar
and Raw Deal--just pure awesome.

[Iggo]

27. From Let Us Prey all the way through Dissident Aggressor...

...one of my favorite half-albums of all time.

[redqueen]

10. Nice.

I would've had Ride the Lightning in there instead of Kill 'Em All, though.

[Iggo]

29. Ride The Lightning was in there.

It just wasn't in the last five.

[XemaSab]

11. This is my best guess:

Folk Implosion: One Part Lullaby
Moby: Play
U2: Achtung Baby
Radiohead: Hail to the Thief
Modest Mouse: The Moon and Antarctica

[smoochpooch]

12. I am on a huge Aerosmith kick

Get Your Wings
Rocks
Toys in the Attic

Pavement: Slanted and Enchanted (better than I remember it, I always get them confused with My Bloody Valentine)
Bruce Springsteen: The River
Phil Ochs: Farewells and Fantasies (listened to all of disc one, still going through the other two)

God, those Aerosmith albums are great!:thumbsup:

[Brickbat]

13. Two of them were on recommendations from other DUers:

Drag the River, "You Can't Live This Way."
Les Negresses Vertes, "Mlah."
Uncle Tupelo, "Still Feel Gone."
Iron and Wine, "Woman King." (EP, but hey.)
Neko Case, "Fox Confessor Brings the Flood."

[Burma Jones]

14. Huh? Full Albums? People still listen to Full Albums?

OK then, I think these are they:

Monteverdi Choir and Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique, Brahms' Ein Deutches Requiem

Shirley Rumsey, Christopher Wilson - Early Venetian Lute Music

The Polyphonic Spree - Together We're Heavy

The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground & Nico

[gmoney]

45. Who has that kind of time?

I just listened to Loudon Wainwright III's "Songs for the New Depression" which, unfortunately, is largely Mark Russell-style doggerel on current events, like his abysmal "Social Studies" album from 8 or 10 years ago. I think he's at least smart enough to NOT put these topical songs on his "real" albums any longer, since they won't wear well.

Prior to that? All the way through? Hard to say...

[SoxFan]

16. Recent spins

Pet Shop Boys, "PopArt"
New Order, "Waiting For The Siren's Call"
The Ocean Blue, "Cerulean"
Cowboy Mouth, "Are You With Me?"
Kasabian, "Empire"

[Captain Hilts]

17. Smashmouth's Astro Lounge and 'Smashmouth'. U2's How to Dismantle An Atomic Bomb. nt

[melman]

18. These

Big Star - Radio City

Sensational Alex Harvey Band - Framed

Black Cat Music - The Only Thing We'll Ever Be Is All Alone

The Like - Are You Thinking What I'm Thinking?

Paul McCartney - Ram

[mvd]

19. Thought I was the only one here who had that Like album

Fantastic stuff. :thumbsup:

[melman]

61. It's an amazing record

Especially considering how young Z. Berg was when she wrote all those great songs.

[Initech]

20. My list:

Blackfield - Blackfield
King Crimson - In The Court Of The Crimson King
Queens Of The Stone Age - Sobgs For The Deaf
Rolling Stones - Exile On Main St
Gogol Boedello - Super Taranta!

[MrSlayer]

21. Mercyful Fate "Melissa"

Celtic Frost "Morbid Tales"
Vio-Lence "Eternal Nightmare"
Slayer "World Painted Blood"
Slayer "Seasons in the Abyss"

I love having my Ipod at work.

[Forkboy]

41. "You'll never know just what it's like You can't imagine what's disturbing, what is eating my mind!"

Only one of the best thrash albums of all time! That album was monstrous. We saw them 10 days after that came out, and Killian came up to me after the set and said, "You fuckers knew all the words!". :)

[MrSlayer]

47. Awesome.

One of my all time favorites. I only got to see them once back in the day with Testament and Overkill. Great stuff.

[carlyhippy]

22. hmmm, full albums....well recently

Foreigner-Head Games
Aerosmith Greatest Hits
Beach Boys Sunflower/Surf's Up 2fer
Linkin Park-Meteora
ELO Greatest Hits

[CBR]

23. Ok -- most recent

N.O.R.E. -- Noreaga
The Black Album - Jay-Z
American Idiot -- Green Day
Til the Casket Drops -- Clipse
The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill -- Lauryn Hill

[unpossibles]

24. Elysian Fields "The Afterlife"

Queen "Sheer Heart Attack"
Cinematic Orchestra "Ma Fleur"
David Bowie "Ziggy Stardust..."
and my own "Year of the Worm" & "Burn Out And Fade Away" (the test run CDs had come in the mail, so I had to listen to them to make sure they came out right)

[we can do it]

25. a lot of queen

Queen, Queen Sheer Heart Attack, them crooked vultures, Elton John Madman Across the Water, Queen A Night at the Opera

[Raffi Ella]

26. The Heavy- the house that dirt built

Janis Joplin - greatest hits

Madonna- Hard candy

AC/DC -back in black

and I listened to a one that a friend burned for me, house/techno/ trance stuff.

[Amerigo Vespucci]

28. Here ya go:

1). Harold Budd & Brian Eno / The Pearl



2). The Grateful Dead / Road Trips Road Trips Volume 1 Number 3 Summer 1971



3). Chickenfoot



4). Jimi Hendrix / Valleys of Neptune



5). Humble Pie / Performance: Rockin' The Fillmore

:toast:

[elocs]

30. None. I don't listen to albums. I haven't in many years.

I've got a bunch of vinyl albums stored away that I used to listen to all the time as well as cds, but I just don't listen to music anymore unless I am in the car.

[LostInAnomie]

31. White Zombie - La Sexorcisto

Queens of the Stone Age Queens of the Stone Age
Mastodon - Remission
Monster Magnet - Powertrip
Tool - Aenima

[RFKHumphreyObama]

32. Hi MVD

Miss seeing you in the mod forum, :hi: Still, I needed to take a break

Anyway,

Last 3 albums
(1) Linzi Hateley: For The First Time -Linzi Hateley is a very talented British theatre actress and singer who has performed in many musicals including Les Miserables, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Mary Poppins. A beautiful voice and a definite easy listening choice. Highly recommended
(2) Les Miserables Tenth Anniversary Concert -This concert, performed in London in 1995, gathered together different performers from all the productions of Les Miserables around the world. Very beautiful and haunting
(3) Johnny Cash -Has a collection of some of his greatest hits. Highly recommended

[mvd]

58. Hi RFK - also miss you

Hope you come back next term. :hi:

Johnny has a lot of great hits - definitely a CD for me to consider.

[peacefreak]

33. My five

G'ie Sum Wellie--Scocha a folk & roll band from Scotland
Pop Pop--Rickie Lee Jones
Nickle Creek
Solid Soul Gold 1968

[retread]

34. Willie Nile "House of a Thousand Guitars"

Sam Cooke "Portrait of a Legend"
Patti Smith "Horses"
Gram Parsons "Sacred Hearts and Fallen Angels: The Gram Parsons Anthology"
Muddy Waters "The Definitive Collection"

I'm one of those guys you see at the gym, wired into their ipod and in their own world.

[Ekirh]

35. Last Five Albums. . .

The Blueprint: Jay-Z
Aquemini: Outkast
Ready to Die: Notorious B.I.G
Velvet Underground and Nico: Self Titled
X: Los Angeles.

[flying rabbit]

36. The Doors -Greatest hits(double album)

Deep Purple-Perfect Strangers
Pink Martini-Hang on lil tomato
AC/DC-High Voltage
Iron Maiden-Number of the beast

[Taverner]

37. Velvet Underground - Squeeze

Lou Reed - Transformer
Lou Reed - Lou Reed
Velvet Underground - Loaded
Brian Eno - Music for Airports

Yeah - its one of those days

[Lucy Goosey]

38. Dixie Chicks - Top of the World Tour (Live)

REM - Automatic for the People
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss - Raising Sand
Ani Difranco - Dilate
Corb Lund - Horse Soldier! Horse Soldier!

I definitely listen to my music shuffled together much more often than I listen to whole albums, but those I listed are worth it.

[likesmountains 52]

39. Frightened Rabbit " Winter of Mixed Drinks".

[bluesbassman]

40. Neil Young - Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere

Johnny Winter - Self Titled

New Riders of the Purple Sage - Best Of

Showdown - Collins, Cray, Copeland

ZZ Top - Six Pack (actually 6 albums: ZZ Top's First Album, Rio Grande Mud, Tres Hombres, Fandango!, Tejas, and El Loco.

Tommy Castro - Can't Keep A Good Man Down

[velvet]

42. my 5

The Roots of Frank Zappa - great compilation of early influences
Lucinda Williams: Little Honey
Bob Dylan: Modern Times
The Verve: Urban Hymns
Van Morrison: Days Like This, because the "Van is Awesome" thread a few days ago reminded me I haven't listened to him in ages.

[Richardo]

43. New Pornographers - Electric Version

The Blazers - East Side Soul
O Brother Where Art Thou? Soundtrack
Talking Heads - '77
The Beatles - The Beatles (White Album) Disc 2

[mvd]

50. In case you didn't know..

the New Pornographers have a new CD out May 4. Right in time for my birthday. Electric Version along with Twin Cinema is a classic. :thumbsup:

[Richardo]

55. Hey thanks! I did not know that.

I still don't have the Challengers CD, so now it's a two-fer. :yourock:

...and yes, 'Star Bodies' on Twin Cinema is one of my favorite songs ever. :thumbsup:

[mvd]

56. You're welcome!

Challengers is terrific, too - I'm just a huge NP fan. :hi:

[hippywife]

48. Hmmm. Let's see.

Two Melody Gardot CD's Worrisome Heart and My One and Only Thrill. Not my usual cuppa but my sister sent them to me.

Eliza Gilkyson Beautiful World
Keith Greeninger Glorious Peasant
Play For Change: http://playingforchange.com/

[madrchsod]

49. three tracy nelson and two robert cray

[Robeson]

51. Your question is way to complicated for a late night in the lounge.

[Merrick]

52. The Cure "Faith", Neurosis "Given to the Rising"

Jay Reatard "Blood Visions"
Mastadon "Crack the Skye"
U2 "The Unforgettable Fire"

[Bryan]

53. Hi, mvd!

Vampire Weekend, Contra
Pleasant, but not really overwhelming.

Daniel Merriweather, Love & War
Really nice blue-eyed soul. I know you've got a sweet tooth for pop, mvd, and I think you'd like this one.

Massive Attack, Heligoland
Not as good as Mezzanine, but cold and atmospheric and well worth having if you like the band.

Laura Veirs, July Flame
Excellent folk-rock.

Sharon Jones And The Dap-Kings, I Learned the Hard Way

Thanks to NPR:

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=125142001

You know what to expect from this one, but it's still very strong.

[mvd]

57. Hi, Bryan

I feel the same way about Contra. The Laura Veirs CD is good. Another one I listened to is Marianne Keith's new CD named Cathartic, which is also at the AOL listening party. I think it's more of a mixed bag than Beautiful Distraction is - love Beautiful Distraction. :hi:

And thanks for the link.

[Bryan]

63. Thanks for the recommendation!

I'm not familiar with Marianne Keith.

[Name removed]

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[DFW]

59. Old stuff

Sailing to Philadelphia -- Mark Knpofler
My Feet Are Smiling -- Leo Kottke
Scenes From The South Side -- Bruce Hornsby
Maiden Voyage-- Holland-America Line
Greatest Hits -- Billy Joel

[jus_the_facts]

60. Hey mvd...here are mine....

:hi: :pals: :loveya:

The Little Death NYC ~ The Little Death
Angiescreams ~ The Revelation of Arthur Lynn
Yardsale ~ Knock Alley West (former DU'er YoungLiberal16's band)
Gov't Mule ~ The Deep End
Led Zeppelin ~ In Through The Out Door

[mvd]

66. Hi jus_the_facts - good to see you again

Haven't heard LZ in a while; you gave me a good idea for a listening night. :hi:

[friendly_iconoclast]

62. John Scofield - Bump

Medeski, Martin, and Wood - Shack-man
Kraftwerk- Tour De France Soundtracks
Led Zeppelin - Presence
XTC - White Music

[Broken_Hero]

64. Okay,

I Walk the Line soundtrack

Master of Puppets-Metallica

River Runs Red by Life of Agony

hmm, thats about all I can recall at the moment.

[MrCoffee]

65. Pearl Jam - Vitalogy

Elbow - The Seldom Seen Kid
Elbow - Leaders of the Free World
Explosions in the Sky - The Earth is Not a Cold Dead Place
The Decemberists - Her Majesty