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Trouble over Bridwater
Second toughest in the infants
Californication
Trouble over Bridwater
Or Achtung Bono.......
From a scan of what's in Google play n my phone...
The devil put dinosaurs here
Enema of the State
Plus, alot of the albums mentioned above were recorded by artists much less talented that the Chili Peppers; who are arguable [i]all[/i] Maestros on their chosen instrument.
Plus, alot of the albums mentioned above were recorded by artists much less talented that the Chili Peppers; who are arguable all Maestros on their chosen instrument.
Each to their own. For me, Californication was when they ran out of funk and had it surgically replaced with weak ballads.
Open Up and Say...Ahh!
'A Vulgar Display of Power' Pantera
'Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny' Mr Bungle
'Hooray for Boobies' The Bloodhound Gang
They bottled it in the end but the Offspring threatened to release Chinese Democracy (You Snooze You Lose) 😆
So I'll go with 1992: The Love Album
So I'll go with 1992: The Love Album
There's an album you don't hear about much anymore. I used to listen '101 Damnations' and '30 Something' pretty much constantly. Helped by the fact that they fitted nicely on to either side of a C90 tape...
This Film's Crap Let's Slash the Seats - debut album by David Holmes.
Are we doing:
"Favourite Album": Its title?
or
Favourite name for an album?
I'm assuming not the former, otherwise we'll be here all night arguing.
but for the latter:
"File under: Easy Listening" by Sugar or
"The Hungry Saw" by Tindersticks or
"Pissing on bonfires" by Meursault or
"Vectamist" by Grizzly Bear
The Beatings Will Continue Until Morale Improves - The Stunning
Superfuzz Bigmuff by Mudhoney
Greatest Hits
Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables
The electric spanking of war babies - Funkadelic
Ogden's Nut Gone Flake - The Small Faces
CSI Ambleside - Half Man Half Biscuit
Yes Sheik Yerbouti is great title - and an even better album.
I always thought "Things May Come and Things May Go but the Art School Dance Goes on Forever" by Pete Brown and Piblokto is a good title.
Dial M for Merthyr
I've always liked Underworlds' dubnobasswithmyheadman
We were exploding anyway
Is this it
Best track title - What godzilla said to god when he found out his name wasn't in the book of life
Another by a band called 'Herb Garden'... Organic Jihad
Drowningman always had some great titles, song and album:
Busy Signal at the Suicide Hotline
How to Light Cigarettes in Prison
Last Weeks Minutes From The Meeting Of The Secret Society Of Your Friends Who Actually Hate You
My First Restraining Order
The Truly Dangerous Nature Of A Man Who Doesn't Care If He Lives Or Dies
mikey74 - MemberDrowningman always had some great titles, song and album:
Busy Signal at the Suicide Hotline
How to Light Cigarettes in Prison
Last Weeks Minutes From The Meeting Of The Secret Society Of Your Friends Who Actually Hate You
My First Restraining Order
The Truly Dangerous Nature Of A Man Who Doesn't Care If He Lives Or Dies
don't forget 'If god loves a winner he's going to want to **** me in a minute'
I'd like to add Alpha Male Tea Party's classic [b]'Real Ale and Model Rail: The Lonely Man's Guide To Not Committing Suicide'[/b]
They also have a natty line in song titles, especially on their last album: https://alphamaleteaparty.bandcamp.com/
'Break like the Wind', Spinal Tap.
"I Oughtta Give You a Shot in the Head for Making Me Live in This Dump" by Shivaree was the first thing that sprung to mind.
Snuffsaidbutgorblimeyguvstonemeifhedidn'tthrowawobblerchachachachachachachachachachachayou'regoinghomeinacosmicambience
by snuff
QOTSA's 'Lullabies to Paralyse'. Great title for a brilliant album.
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Good call.
edlong - MemberP.H.U.Q.
They never did release From Heaven To The Vagina (The More Shit You Get Through, The More You Know There's More Shit You've Got To Get Through).
Dwarves - blood, guts & pussy
The Donut in Granny's Greenhouse by The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band
Songs about @$%£ing-Big Black
Uncompromising War On Art Under The Dictatorship Of The Proletariat-Killdozer
F?A??-Godspeed You Black Emperor
Doughnut if you please. A very English band.
Doesn't say 'Includes "he's a whore"' on mine!
Doesn't say 'Includes "he's a whore"' on mine!
I don't remember it saying that on mine neither (can't be arsed to dig through the cd boxes to find it to check though),
I thought I'd better not post a huge JPEG of the cover due to such swear words only being approved for use in fighting cancer (#****CANCER)....
Weasels ripped my flesh.
Some prankster has strava-named a load of our local trails after Zappa Albums.
Also most of the Belle and Sebastian albums have great names.
Astral Weeks
Not for Threes
Casual Sex in the Cineplex.
Know Your Enemy
Famille Nombreuse
Die Mensch Maschine
Inside a Whales Cock - Cassette Boy
Come On,Die Young.The Hawk is Howling.Hardcore Will Never Die,But You Will-Mogwai.
Plus, alot of the albums mentioned above were recorded by artists much less talented that the Chili Peppers; who are arguable all Maestros on their chosen instrument.
If you say so. Others may have wildly differing opinions, the late Chris Squire was one of, if not the finest bass players around.
The Chilies are the funk-rock equivalent to Status Quo, you hear one of their songs, you've heard pretty much everything they've ever recorded.
Favourite album titles consist of a list of Half Man Half Biscuit titles; Four Lads Who Shook The Wirral/CSI: Ambleside/Some Call It Godcore/90 Bisodol (Crimond) (my favourite)/Achtung Bono/Voyage To The Bottom Of The Road.
Plus Andrew Bird & The Mysterious Production Of Eggs
[i]The Chilies are the funk-rock equivalent to Status Quo, you hear one of their songs, you've heard pretty much everything they've ever recorded.
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Where do you get this expansive knowledge of a band you don't like?
The Chilies are the funk-rock equivalent to Status Qu
That's a bit harsh......more Showaddywaddy than the mighty Quo.
Squirrel and G-Man Twenty Four Hour Party People Plastic Face Carnt Smile (White Out)
The Chilies are the funk-rock equivalent to Status Quo, you hear one of their songs, you've heard pretty much everything they've ever recorded.
Sounds pretty accurate.
Oh and I agree re Chis Squire too.
decksanddrumsandrockandroll
Getting High On Your Own Supply
How to Operate With A Blown Mind.
'From The Tea Rooms Of Mars To The Hell Holes Of Uranus' by Landscape.
OBviously, anyone who calls them "The Mighty Quo" is worth listening to 😆
@mudshark trout mask replica is exactly what i was going to suggest!
cant say it's my taste but my dad loves it. Possibly the most bonkers album i've listened to. I understand that the creation of the album involved alot og psychadelics............well apparently listening to it also involved alot of psychadelics
Oh someone's already said Snuffsaid...
This thread has encouraged me to dig out a few oldies, The Egg top of the list.
Pornografitti by Extreme. Not one to google without care.
😀I love a good anagram, me.
(would make a good album title too)




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