[Chris]

There was recently a program on TV in britain about the worlds 100 greatest albums. I didn't see all of it but i know that a radiohead album was number one. I don't remember any beach boys getting into the top 10.

Anyways, what are your faverite albums of all time, please include any of the boys albums if you wish.

Thanks, Chris

[Mark]

Chris, on May 17 2005, 01:12 AM, said:

There was recently a program on TV in britain about the worlds 100 greatest albums.  I didn't see all of it but i know that a radiohead album was number one.  I don't remember any beach boys getting into the top 10.

Anyways, what are your faverite albums of all time, please include any of the boys albums if you wish.

Thanks, Chris
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Its okay Chris don't worry if you duplicate a post. After all whats the saying great minds think alike welcome anyway !

[Chris]

Thanks for the welcome. I've been on a few other forums where they really hate people duplicating posts, but you guys are much more laid back.

[beachboylvr13]

hmmmm........ oh, its so hard choosing only 1 album! i think i would go with pet sounds, as it has my fav song Wouldnt it be nice on it if it werent for that song, im sure id be a vegtable right now, and im sure i wouldnt have been lucky enough to find my best friend

[AtMyWindow]

The Radiohead Album That Got 1 Is A Brilliant Record. Life Changing For Me. My Favorite Record Of All Time Is Hard To Find.
Its Either
The Beach Boys-Sunflower
The Clash-London Calling
or
The Velvet Underground And Nico-The Velvet Underground And Nico

GAH

[Mark]

Love-Forever Changes is on my car player this week.
The making of Sgt Pepper by George Martin and Paul McCartney
Odessa-The Bee-Gees, just for Melody Fair
Jacques Brels songs sung by Scott Walker, one of my faves
Alison Krause and Union Station-some sweet blue grass music
The Style Council-singular adventures of The Style Council
Beach Boys at Ann Arbor, MI, 1965 Live..well something to hum along with
Every week I set at least 5 or 6 disc's in the car player and take a single disc each day so I am never bored. Thats it for last week.
I have learnt to never listen to Rossini as one speeds between cars at rush hour. Its truely scary driving music

[Mark]

Did Chris ask a question and dissapear into his Fathers vinyl graveyard????

[beachboylvr13]

Mark, on May 22 2005, 04:19 AM, said:

Did Chris ask a question and dissapear into his Fathers vinyl graveyard????
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is this a trick question? cuz its a hard and mysterious one

[john k]

The plot thickens!

[Mark]

john k, on May 23 2005, 11:12 PM, said:

The plot thickens!   
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hahahaha, It appears so, oh what a glorious way to go, death by vinyl listening It seems some folks drop in and ask questions and then waddle off till the next one appears

[music loving me]

Hello I am new I am 14, my name is Anita and i am from england, my favourite albums are
1.Mcfly
2Busted, a present for everyone and their live one
3.greenday
4.beach boys 28 greatest hits
5.The beatles 27 no.1s
6.The righteous brothers-unchained melody
7.Rooster
8.Joss Stone
9.The Scissor Sisters
10.Madonna-Like A Virgin

Those are my top 10-what are yours?

[Mark]

music loving me, on May 24 2005, 07:06 AM, said:

Hello I am new I am 14, my name is Anita and i am from england, my favourite albums are
1.Mcfly
2Busted, a present for everyone and their live one
3.greenday
4.beach boys 28 greatest hits
5.The beatles 27 no.1s
6.The righteous brothers-unchained melody
7.Rooster
8.Joss Stone
9.The Scissor Sisters
10.Madonna-Like A Virgin

Those are my top 10-what are yours?
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Welcome Anita, another young member for the boys!!!
my top ten for today are
1) pet sounds-Beach Boys
2) revolver-Beatles
3) Forever Changes-Love
4)Aftermath- Rolling Stones
5)Sgt Pepper-Beatles
6) Smile-Brian Wilson
7)Something Else-Kinks
8) Odessey and Oracle-Zombies
9)Today-Beach Boys
10)Inner-visions-Stevie Wonder
That list isn't in any order and my fave albums change everyday but those mentioned are safely at the top of my must listen CD's

[brianmargo67]

Mark, on May 22 2005, 10:17 AM, said:

I have learnt to never listen to Rossini as one speeds between cars at rush hour. Its truely scary driving music
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HA HA HA!!!

I'd steer clear of Wagner too!

[brianmargo67]

Top albums right now are... let's see...

NOT SO MUCH TO BE LOVED AS TO LOVE - Jonathan Richman
HER NAME IS JULIE - Julie London
SURF'S UP - Beach Boys
LIVE AT THE APOLLO VOLUME TWO - James Brown
LIVE BOOTLEG - Skip Heller

I don't know if I ever posted my top ten of all-time on here or not... I don't know if I could. They change so frequently. It depends on what mood I'm in... but it'd have to include KING OF THE BLUES TROMBONE by Jack Teagarden... and LONE STAR BEER AND BOB WILLS MUSIC by Red Steagall... and ABBEY ROAD and HEY JUDE by the Beatles... and THE BUCK OWENS COLLECTION... and maybe RUST NEVER SLEEPS or TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT by Neil Young...

... but actually, you know what? I'm more inclined to think in terms of filling a jukebox with 100 45s than I am to pick ten ALBUMS. I've always been more of a singles person than an albums person anyway.

My jukebox would start with...

Hey Jude / Revolution -Beatles
I Feel Fine / She's A Woman - Beatles
She Loves You / I'll Get You - Beatles
Twist and Shout / There's A Place - Beatles
The Little Girl I Once Knew / There's No Other (Like My Baby) -Beach Boys
Sail On Sailor / Only With You - Beach Boys
Do You Love Me - Dave Clark Five
Heart - Rockpile
Do Ya / California Man - The Move
On The Wings Of A Nightingale - The Everly Brothers
Wouldn't It Be Nice / God Only Knows - Beach Boys
Caroline No / Summer Means New Love - Brian Wilson
Hey Girl - Freddie Scott
Tell Her About It - Billy Joel
Stray Cat Strut - Stray Cats
Sittin' In The Balcony - Eddie Cochran
At The Hop - Danny and the Juniors
The New Girl In School / Deadman's Curve - Jan and Dean
Only Love Can Break Your Heart / Birds - Neil Young
Cold Sweat - James Brown
Walking In The Rain - Ronettes
Crying in the Rain - Everly Brothers
Carolina On My Mind / Something's Wrong - James Taylor
I Do I Do I Do I Do I Do - Abba
You Make Me Feel Brand New - Stylistics
Sir Duke - Stevie Wonder
That Girl - Stevie Wonder
I've Got You Under My Skin - Frank Sinatra
I Want You I Need You I Love You / My Baby Left Me - Elvis Presley
Like A Summer Rain - Jan and Dean
Joanne - Michael Nesmith and the First National Band

... and the list could go on and on... after all, I can fit a hundred 45s into this machine!!

Still trying to find that elusive stock copy of the Beach Boys "Cool Cool Water" b/w "Forever" by the way!!

[beachboylvr13]

brianmargo67, on May 25 2005, 07:48 AM, said:

Top albums right now are... let's see...

NOT SO MUCH TO BE LOVED AS TO LOVE - Jonathan Richman
HER NAME IS JULIE - Julie London
SURF'S UP - Beach Boys
LIVE AT THE APOLLO VOLUME TWO - James Brown
LIVE BOOTLEG - Skip Heller

I don't know if I ever posted my top ten of all-time on here or not... I don't know if I could. They change so frequently. It depends on what mood I'm in... but it'd have to include KING OF THE BLUES TROMBONE by Jack Teagarden... and LONE STAR BEER AND BOB WILLS MUSIC by Red Steagall... and ABBEY ROAD and HEY JUDE by the Beatles... and THE BUCK OWENS COLLECTION... and maybe RUST NEVER SLEEPS or TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT by Neil Young...

... but actually, you know what? I'm more inclined to think in terms of filling a jukebox with 100 45s than I am to pick ten ALBUMS. I've always been more of a singles person than an albums person anyway.

My jukebox would start with...

Hey Jude / Revolution -Beatles
I Feel Fine / She's A Woman - Beatles
She Loves You / I'll Get You - Beatles
Twist and Shout / There's A Place - Beatles
The Little Girl I Once Knew / There's No Other (Like My Baby) -Beach Boys
Sail On Sailor / Only With You - Beach Boys
Do You Love Me - Dave Clark Five
Heart - Rockpile
Do Ya / California Man - The Move
On The Wings Of A Nightingale - The Everly Brothers
Wouldn't It Be Nice / God Only Knows - Beach Boys
Caroline No / Summer Means New Love - Brian Wilson
Hey Girl - Freddie Scott
Tell Her About It - Billy Joel
Stray Cat Strut - Stray Cats
Sittin' In The Balcony - Eddie Cochran
At The Hop - Danny and the Juniors
The New Girl In School / Deadman's Curve - Jan and Dean
Only Love Can Break Your Heart / Birds - Neil Young
Cold Sweat - James Brown
Walking In The Rain - Ronettes
Crying in the Rain - Everly Brothers
Carolina On My Mind / Something's Wrong - James Taylor
I Do I Do I Do I Do I Do - Abba
You Make Me Feel Brand New - Stylistics
Sir Duke - Stevie Wonder
That Girl - Stevie Wonder
I've Got You Under My Skin - Frank Sinatra
I Want You I Need You I Love You / My Baby Left Me - Elvis Presley
Like A Summer Rain - Jan and Dean
Joanne - Michael Nesmith and the First National Band

... and the list could go on and on... after all, I can fit a hundred 45s into this machine!!

Still trying to find that elusive stock copy of the Beach Boys "Cool Cool Water" b/w "Forever" by the way!!
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wow....... you listen to alot of music...... oh, i see a lot of the beatles. retro!

[music loving me]

mine change but they are the ones that i listen to the most!

[Mark]

music loving me, on May 27 2005, 10:29 AM, said:

mine change but they are the ones that i listen to the most!
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It's always good to have your favorites! But you have to keep listening to other music at times to tell yourself why your favorites are so special to you Music is truely one of the best things to lift your spirits and shake your tail-feathers also

[beachboylvr13]

Mark, on May 27 2005, 12:55 PM, said:

It's always good to have your favorites! But you have to keep listening to other music at times to tell yourself why your favorites are so special to you   Music is truely one of the best things to lift your spirits and shake your tail-feathers also
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i so totally agree. i listen to all sorts, but mostly metal and rock, cause the loudness just makes me feel retro. my best bud can relate. oh, im gonna miss him when he moves

[Millerkale]

Mark, on May 22 2005, 10:17 AM, said:

Love-Forever Changes is on my car player this week.
The making of Sgt Pepper by George Martin and Paul McCartney
Odessa-The Bee-Gees, just for Melody Fair
Jacques Brels songs sung by Scott Walker, one of my faves
Alison Krause and Union Station-some sweet blue grass music
The Style Council-singular adventures of The Style Council
Beach Boys at Ann Arbor, MI, 1965 Live..well something to hum along with
Every week I set at least 5 or 6 disc's in the car player and take a single disc each day so I am never bored. Thats it for last week.
I have learnt to never listen to Rossini as one speeds between cars at rush hour. Its truely scary driving music
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I love Allison Krause's When You Say Nothing At All. Was Scott Walker a member of The Walker Brothers?

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[Mark]

Millerkale, on Jun 2 2005, 03:36 AM, said:

I love Allison Krause's When You Say Nothing At All. Was Scott Walker a member of The Walker Brothers?
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I'm with you about Alison Krause, her version of I Will will take you to the stars. Infact her version of Baby, Now That I've Found You is liked by me more than the original. Alison's back up band are superb. Union Station have some of the best players in bluegrass pickings on the circuit
Yes Scott Walker was a member of the Walker Brothers and he handled most of the lead vocals in The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore and Make it Easy on Yourself.
Scott left the other two members and carved out one of the odd yet beautiful career's as a solo artist. There are 4 CD's you can check him out on, the titles are One_ Two_ Three_ Four . Okay he wasn't the most inventive name that album guy. These albums were like Spector with Bill Medly and Bobby Hatfield doing Jaques Brel. In England and Europe he was huge and had cult statis. He wrote or interpreted other writers on his CD's. After these four which truly the best of the bunch he tried to be a bit more cheerful and did a ballard album ala Sinatra. A quick 180 and he put put an album called Climate Of THe Hunter. Its bowie/Roxy music type music a few years before they did it. After that he made two turkeys singing MOR Nashville. Finally he does motion picture soundtracks.
If you'd like MK, I can send you a best of to see if you like it. But as we already know we have similar taste. But Scott is like Brandy, strong and you have to learn to take his songs a little at a time. I can't tell you that the first four albums to me where all home runs. One through three are choice and four is good also but is over-shadowed by the first three. Walker has/had one of the great torch song voices in pop.Let me know Brother Kale