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Posted: Wed 27th Jun 2007 11:36 pm
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Top 3 eh? I think I could come up with top 30. But here goes (as of right now):
1. pink floyd "wish you were here"
2. neil young "live at massey hall"
3. john coletrane "giant steps"
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Posted: Wed 27th Jun 2007 11:40 pm
Posted: Thu 28th Jun 2007 12:04 am
3 desert island discs that I couldn't live without
Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
Fantasy Shift - Here and Now
Blue Lines - Massive Attack
Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
Fantasy Shift - Here and Now
Blue Lines - Massive Attack
Posted: Thu 28th Jun 2007 10:38 am
In no particular order:-
Cypress Hill - Black Sunday
Beastie Boys - Pauls Boutique
Dead Kennedys - Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables
Cypress Hill - Black Sunday
Beastie Boys - Pauls Boutique
Dead Kennedys - Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables
Posted: Thu 28th Jun 2007 12:19 pm
My brain hurts. 
What a truly annoying thread...sweet. 
However,
There wasn't enough detail in the question!. Am I on an island, am I alone, am I likely to stay alone, am I likely to ever get off the island and is there any weed there?.....hmmm....Based on the concept, I'm on an island, I'm alone, likely to stay that way with no chance of ever leaving and there is weed. It would...probably....be..
Quadrophenia...The Who.
ABBA gold.....Abba.
Soundtrack to the movie 'Platoon'.......Various artists.
Not what I was expectin meself but there is some method to the madness.
Disclaimer: Any changes to the circumstances in which I need the list ie; location, company, speaker quality, injury, death, natural disaster, act of god, option for DVDs and the availability of smokable soft drugs invalidates such list and reserves the right for me to change it accordingly.
What a truly annoying thread...sweet. However,
There wasn't enough detail in the question!. Am I on an island, am I alone, am I likely to stay alone, am I likely to ever get off the island and is there any weed there?.....hmmm....Based on the concept, I'm on an island, I'm alone, likely to stay that way with no chance of ever leaving and there is weed. It would...probably....be..
Quadrophenia...The Who.
ABBA gold.....Abba.
Soundtrack to the movie 'Platoon'.......Various artists.
Not what I was expectin meself but there is some method to the madness.
Disclaimer: Any changes to the circumstances in which I need the list ie; location, company, speaker quality, injury, death, natural disaster, act of god, option for DVDs and the availability of smokable soft drugs invalidates such list and reserves the right for me to change it accordingly.
Posted: Thu 28th Jun 2007 12:35 pm
Miles Davis - "Bitches Brew"
Bob Dylan - "Blood On The Tracks"
Pink Floyd - "Caught In The Crossfire" (bootleg of "WYWH")
that was really tough hacking it down to three, besides all GD & JGB it would also be hard to leave these 2 behind though;
The Allman Brothers Band - "Eat A Peach"
The Beatles - "Abbey Road"
Bob Dylan - "Blood On The Tracks"
Pink Floyd - "Caught In The Crossfire" (bootleg of "WYWH")
that was really tough hacking it down to three, besides all GD & JGB it would also be hard to leave these 2 behind though;
The Allman Brothers Band - "Eat A Peach"
The Beatles - "Abbey Road"
Posted: Thu 28th Jun 2007 02:56 pm
ABBA DC?!?!?
You got some serious smoke there fella...
You got some serious smoke there fella...
Posted: Thu 28th Jun 2007 02:58 pm
Horrible question! I'm just gonna put the 3 I've bene listening to most this year :
Rolling Stones - Forty Licks
The Postal Service - Give Up
Ben Harper - Fight For Your Mind
Rolling Stones - Forty Licks
The Postal Service - Give Up
Ben Harper - Fight For Your Mind
Posted: Thu 28th Jun 2007 04:54 pm
Nice picks, I've found some of my favorites on everybodys' lists so far.
Posted: Thu 28th Jun 2007 05:56 pm
Alannis Morrisette-Jagged little pill
Anything by Tracy Chapman
The Fugees-The Score
Anything by Tracy Chapman
The Fugees-The Score
Posted: Fri 29th Jun 2007 12:20 am
The Beatles-"Rubber Soul"
Bob Marley-"Legends"
Sublime-"40 oz. of Freedom"
Bob Marley-"Legends"
Sublime-"40 oz. of Freedom"
Posted: Fri 29th Jun 2007 12:36 am
Yeah I know, but if I hear ABBA I can remember virtually every wedding reception and family party I've ever been to. Good memories to have when yer alone on an island forever.Tall Guy wrote:ABBA DC?!?!?
You got some serious smoke there fella...
Posted: Fri 29th Jun 2007 01:29 am
wow IM impressed code.. I knew we had good taste..codejd wrote:Miles Davis - "Bitches Brew"
Bob Dylan - "Blood On The Tracks"
Pink Floyd - "Caught In The Crossfire" (bootleg of "WYWH")
that was really tough hacking it down to three, besides all GD & JGB it would also be hard to leave these 2 behind though;
The Allman Brothers Band - "Eat A Peach"
The Beatles - "Abbey Road"
Eat a peach that brings back memories
Posted: Fri 29th Jun 2007 01:32 am
ROFL tall guy.. hey DC dont let them make fun of you.. I like abba too.. sometimes.. hehehe hey I seen the play Mama Mia.. ROFLTall Guy wrote:ABBA DC?!?!?
You got some serious smoke there fella...
Posted: Fri 29th Jun 2007 01:54 pm
Please don't encourage Cat, lest I be subjected to her "Best of Cher" CD again (thought I burned that...)cattales1960 wrote:ROFL tall guy.. hey DC dont let them make fun of you.. I like abba too.. sometimes.. hehehe hey I seen the play Mama Mia.. ROFLTall Guy wrote:ABBA DC?!?!?
You got some serious smoke there fella...