@Johnhoo - I know, Decadent early 90's short term memory loss moment there.
What I meant was:
Sisters of Mercy - Floodland
Nirvana - Nevermind
Also need to add
Jesus & Mary Chain - Psychocandy
The Cult - Electric
Prince - Purple Rain
Wonderstuff - Eight Legged Groove Machine
Might regret posting this, but its been played to death in my car on and off for years!
This thread should be closed by the mods on musical grounds... 
Clash by the Clash is a classic
Cult? nice one Chase.
Bat out of hell is a classic (well it was in the top 100 for 20 years)
"Lemurian" by Lone 
"Lost Horizons" by Lemon Jelly
"New Kids Rock The Block" by Kids In Tracksuits
Sums up a time and a place like no other.
Forgot....
Metallica: Black Album
Pearl Jam: Ten
Pearl Jam: Vs
And of course no album collection would be complete without Guns 'N' Roses: Appetite for Destruction
By the way...... if anyone knows the manager of Cycle Surgery in Bristol..... put in a word for me, I applied for a supervisor's job there earlier but can't get there Friday for an interview as I'm working.
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
Radiohead - The Bends
Led Zeppelin - How The West Was Won
Yes - The Yes Album
Forgot this one from my list
This lot always sound good to me but there are many others too...
Boards of Canada - Music has the right to children
Breeders - Last Splash
Pearl Jam - Ten
Renegade Soundwave - Soundclash
Cake - Fashion Nugget
Some of my faves are already mentioned on this thread, such as DJ Shadow and the Dead Kennedys, but here are some more:
Mr agreeable reminded me of this great ablum
Funkadelic definitely had better 'fros than Mr Axelrod, that's for sure.
Probably more fly aswell
I can't believe Fleetwood Mac - Rumours, isn't on anybody's list.
Leftfield - Leftism
Some great calls on here, but it's Pet Sounds for me please
but Faure's Requiem gets a close second...
Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell
Ozzy Osbourne - Bark at the Moon
How very peculiar. I know we all have our own tastes, but Sabbath AFTER Ozzy left, then Ozzy after Randy Rhodes left (to go and die).
Surely Blizzard of Oz or Diary of a Milkman are vastly VASTLY V A S T L Y superiour to the tat that was Barf at the Moon?????????
Liking Mr Agreeable's and wee al's.
But you're only allowed one!
Sounds like no other record, before or since. The production is just out there. I dream of owning a 180gm double-vinyl instrumental version but apparently Terminator X has the only copies of those in existence.
Introduced the 13 year old 2tyred to just about everything.
The Allman Brothers Band -at Fillmore East
m-f - I never could get into Sabbath with Ozzy, but like nearly all their stuff since. Even the album with Ian Gillan that no one else seems to like!
And Ozzy post Sabbath has always amazing.
I chose BATM for nostalgic reasons, bit Randy really was the master.
job done; for me!
don't know why the pic's not coming up - it's protection by massive attack - there you got three ablums that cover most eventualities.
m-f - I never could get into Sabbath with Ozzy, but like nearly all their stuff since. Even the album with Ian Gillan that no one else seems to like!And Ozzy post Sabbath has always amazing.
I chose BATM for nostalgic reasons, bit Randy really was the master.
Fair enough - each to their own - I guess that is why music is so wonderful, everyone finds their own thing in it. I must admit I can see nostalgia around BATM too - I grew up to it (and clearly recall the video 
), but tracks like Mother Earth, Mr Crowley, Over the Mountin and Flying High are superb.
err, I See A Darkness by Bonnie 'Prince' Billy.
On the Axelrod/Funkadelic debate. Yes i concede Funkadelic's Afros are "tight" and indeed "fly" however i'm going with Axelrod.
2tyred, those bomb squad productions are amazing. It's a shame the only acts to carry a torch for the likes of De La Soul and P.E, in the kicking knowledge style of hip hop, are eh.... De La and P.E! Those guys are still making incredible hip hop.
I've been having a massive 90s music revival listening to all the stuff I had on tape but never replaced with CDs. Got a 90s playlist going on Spotify and have added Terrorvision, The Cure, Neds Atomic Dustbin and a few others to the ever growing collection.
Can I throw the following into the mix?
These days I'm just as likely to be found listening to Squarepusher, Future Sound of London or Boards of Canada or my Negro prison songs album. Variety is the spice of life.
Ya may b a bunch of whingin poms but ya sure know ya music
Wee-al, what about
And there are plenty more where those came from...
Blue flowers!!
Mr agreeable, your talking my language. But today my favourite album is
I care because you do- Aphex twin.
Listened to that in my bed last night, first time in a while. God thats perfect.
Who's Next - The Who
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