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  • DezB
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    What about:

    Smashing Pumpkins – Siamese Dream
    Daft Punk – Homework
    Orbital – Orbital II (aka the brown one)
    Led Zepplin – Led Zep 4
    Rolf Harris – The best of

    Don’t. Just don’t! (although I have got the first 3 😉 )

    willard
    Full Member

    I have four of those, but the list… Where is “Wish You Were Here” or any Pink Floyd for that matter? “Night at the Opera”? How about “Electric Ladyland”? I’d even disagree with his choice of Beatles album, maybe “Rubber Soul” or “Revolver”?

    But then again, he is young.

    Ecky-Thump
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    1/10 here and no sudden urge to go music shopping.

    disco_stu
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    No AC/DC, Zeppelin, Aphex or Public Enemy – bit of a rubbish top 10 albums!

    DezB
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    Where is “Wish You Were Here” or any Pink Floyd for that matter? “Night at the Opera”?

    Jeez, it’s MOR enough without that crap!

    ocrider
    Full Member

    I’m not sure whether I’m metrosexual, retrosexual, or all mouth and no trousers

    I’m pretty sure you’re a ****

    KOL, Ed Sheerin, a best of and 2 movie soundtracks. North Norfolk Digital beckons, my friend

    jambalaya
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    grievoustim – Member
    that list is awful

    This plus (as usual) what CFH said. TBH I have no idea who this guy is anyway. No Rolling Stones, no U2, no Pink Floyd, Eagles, Genesis, Queen, nothing from punk ear (Jam, Clash, Stranglers etc) surely every bloke has to own Bat out of Hell

    FWIW I have 3, Oasis, St Peppers (agreed with above, not the best Beatles album by some margin), Pulp Fiction (compilations are lazy option).

    gordimhor
    Full Member

    I have 3 it’s neither the best or the worst list I have seen. I wouldn’t say sergeant pepper is even one of the best Beatles albums. I would put Heroes and Villains in my top ten though! 😉

    DezB
    Free Member

    surely every bloke has to own Bat out of Hell

    That’s it. I’m not coming back to this thread. Meatloaf?!? 😆

    soobalias
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    *flounces out with DezB*

    CaptainFlashheart
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    soobalias – Member
    *flounces out with DezB*

    *Closes down online dating thread*

    edlong
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    surely every bloke has to own Bat out of Hell

    No. Absolutely, categorically and unambiguously: No.

    kimbers
    Full Member

    The Telegraph ‘Men’ supplement because the rest of the telegraph is just too feminine

    what a load of tosh

    wrecker
    Free Member

    No NWA?
    What a crock.

    john_drummer
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    not a single one.

    Mister-P
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    Meatloaf? I won’t do that.

    edlong
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    Okay, I’ve given it some thought and, as was intended when they published the article, here’s my “ten albums every bloke (?) should own” list. I’ve invented a new rule for myself where they have to be “proper” albums, no soundtracks, compilations or Greatest Hits. Flame away….

    1) Beach Boys: Pet Sounds
    2) Rolling Stones: Let It Bleed
    3) Led Zeppelin: IV
    4) Nirvana: In Utero
    5) Massive Attack: Blue Lines
    6) Rage Against the Machine: Rage Against the Machine
    7) Public Enemy: It Takes A Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
    ‘8) U2: Achtung Baby
    9) Jane’s Addiction: Ritual de los Habitual
    10) The Stone Roses: The Stone Roses

    I’m also, slightly inspired by your man Berry’s choices, trying to come up with the list of best soundtrack albums, so far I’ve got:

    Pulp Fiction
    Singles (crap film, great soundtrack album)
    Judgement Night (crap film, great soundtrack album)
    SFW (see a pattern emerging?)
    Woodstock
    Tommy

    Stoatsbrother
    Free Member

    5/10 I think.

    what a load of cock though…

    igm
    Full Member

    A bit (qu)easy listening.

    Nothing particularly interesting or challenging.

    Cpt Beefheart? No
    Hendrix? No
    Metallica? No
    Rolling Stones even? No
    Dylan, Cream, Syd Barrat, Jethro Tull? No
    How about (they used to be interesting but not these days) Red Hot Chilli Peppers? No

    Music for teenagers I’d say

    Edit: now Edlong’s list is closer to the mark (apart from Achtung Baby – Live Under A Blood Red Sky please)

    willard
    Full Member

    Edlong, do you think adding the Ironman 2 soundtrack to your list would raise or lower my standing with DezB?

    camo16
    Free Member

    Okay, here’s mine…

    1. Alice in Chains: Dirt
    2. Nick Cave: Let Love In
    3. Richard & Linda Thompson: I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight
    4. Metallica: Master Of Puppets
    5. Tom Waits: Closing Time
    6. Bunny Wailer: Blackheart Man
    7. BB King: Live At The Regal
    8. ZZ Top: Tres Hombres
    9. Julee Cruise: Floating Into The Night
    10. Dr John – Remedies/Dr John’s Gumbo

    igm
    Full Member

    Actually given I have just under 500 CDs and about the same again of MP3 derived music, I think 10 albums is somewhat limited. I probably listen to more than 10 distinct genres. And I reckon I have a small music collection (though my wife doesn’t)

    Camo – is your smiley wearing cheap sunglasses? Nice touch (I’ll assume it was deliberate)

    Camo – they’ve gone. Did you edit that? Put them back.

    bigyinn
    Free Member

    I’ve got two and Im surprised I had that many.
    If thats what makes a man, you can call me Doris the Tealady from now on.

    camo16
    Free Member

    Camo – is your smiley wearing cheap sunglasses? Nice touch (I’ll assume it was deliberate)

    Camo – they’ve gone. Did you edit that? Put them back.

    Dammit – I’ve just come back to the thread and it’s too late now. 🙁

    I so wish that 8) was deliberate.

    RustySpanner
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    Over my 10-year career I’ve worked on MTV, 4Music, and hosted the V, Homelands, iTunes and Isle of Wight music festivals. I’ve hosted radio shows on XFM and Capital FM, and like to think I have learnt a thing or two about music.

    And your views are no more valid than anyone elses.

    I HATE music snobs.

    lilchris
    Free Member

    <opens link>

    <sees picture of “metrosexual” whom I assume is about to tell about lifestyle choices>

    <closes link>

    fathomer
    Full Member

    I’ve got 2, neither of which I particulary like anymore.

    Dave Berry has got one of those smug faces you wouldn’t mind punching a couple times, hard! Douch!

    lemonysam
    Free Member

    I’m also, slightly inspired by your man Berry’s choices, trying to come up with the list of best soundtrack albums, so far I’ve got:

    The best soundtrack album is for The Big Lebowski, I’m amazed you weren’t aware of this, I’m pretty sure a memo went round.

    mudshark
    Free Member

    Cpt Beefheart? No

    Hmm well I’m a big fan but accept Trout Mask, isn’t going to be everyone’s cup of, er, milk. Maybe it should be in most important albums – Zappa’s Freak Out too.

    The only thing we can agree is that DJ’s list is very odd.

    Pet Sounds and Revolver are clear top candidates.

    igm
    Full Member

    Best soundtrack?

    This is Spinal Tap

    “Recorded in Dobly”

    edlong
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    The best soundtrack album is for The Big Lebowski, I’m amazed you weren’t aware of this, I’m pretty sure a memo went round.

    Missed the memo, just checked out the tracklisting, you appear to be very, very right.

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