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DUBCC - Tha Connection => Outbound Connection => Topic started by: Lincoln on May 20, 2005, 10:14:32 PM
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Just finished compiling this list a few hours ago. It is in order, sorry numbers are not showing.
The Beatles - Red + Blue albums (Yes I am counting 2 albums as one due to them being complimentary. My reason for putting it at #1 is just because of both quality and quantity.)
The Beatles - Abbey Road
The Beatles - Revolver
Bob Dylan - Bringing It All Back Home
The Beatles - Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Van Morrison - Moondance
Jimi Hendrix - The Band Of Gypsies
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust
The Beatles - The Beatles (aka The White Album)
Led Zeppelin - II
The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
The Beatles - Rubber Soul
David Bowie - Diamond Dogs
Sly and The Family Stone - There's A Riot Going On
Marvin Gaye - What's Going On
Prince - Purple Rain
Van Morrison - Astral Weeks
David Bowie - The Man Who Sold The World
Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
Jimi Hendrix - Axis: Bold As Love
Curtis Mayfield - Superfly
Derek and the Dominoes - Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs
Bruce Springsteen - Born In The USA
The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night
The Beatles - Please Please Me
The Doors - LA Woman
Paul McCartney - McCartney
The Guess Who - American Woman
The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour
Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison
Led Zeppelin - Houses Of The Holy
The Beatles - Help!
The Clash - London Calling
Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Texas Flood
Rod Stewart - Every Picture Tells A Story
B.B King - Why I Sing The Blues
Paul McCartney - Band On The Run
Bob Dylan - Blonde On Blonde
John Lee Hooker - Very Best Of
Muddy Waters - Best Of
Public Enemy - It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back
The Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique
Peter Frampton - Frampton Comes Alive!
David Bowie - Scary Monsters
The Red Hot Chili Peppers - Bloodsugarsexmagick
The Yardbirds - Five Live Yardbirds
Van Morrison - Hard Nose The Highway
The Beastie Boys - Licensed To Ill
Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - In Step
Eric B. & Rakim - Paid In Full
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nobody responding, interesting shit actually. mine would be different, but everything (i know, which is a lot on here) is great stuff. here´s a prop :P
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id def put illmatic & the chronic in there..
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props must have taken some time...
...althought i like the beatles and ahve every album i wouldnt have put so many in there...
....besides u gots the red n blue album in there no need for any more except sargent pepper lol
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and i notice the yardbirds but no clapton or cream ???
haha im only freakin wit chu bro..your choice is my respect :)
Pe@cE
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props must have taken some time...
...althought i like the beatles and ahve every album i wouldnt have put so many in there...
....besides u gots the red n blue album in there no need for any more except sargent pepper lol
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and i notice the yardbirds but no clapton or cream ???
haha im only freakin wit chu bro..your choice is my respect :)
Pe@cE
Well Derek and The Dominoes is Clapton. I was considering putting Cream on there, in 100% honesty Disraeli Gears likely would have been 51 to 54.
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i dont thing greatest hits albums should be involved in these kind of lists
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i dont thing greatest hits albums should be involved in these kind of lists
I agree, but putting Red/Blue saved me from having to choose a #1 album of all time. The other Best ofs (John Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters) are actually their albums, released just under the title Best of.
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^ hahah
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shit...top 50 albums..damn..i'd stress my out trying to make a top 50...i'll just say Led Zeppelin and Dr Dre would be in my top 5 lol
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for me, its prob
1 led zep - IV
2 BEatles - White album
3 BEach boys - Pet sounds
4 Pink FLoyd - the wall or dsotm
5 um.. lets put illmatic here, ...
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I bet you guys have listened to your hip-hop albums way more than all those rock albums. Do you think listening to rock music makes you "more mature" or something like that?
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I bet you guys have listened to your hip-hop albums way more than all those rock albums. Do you think listening to rock music makes you "more mature" or something like that?
I bet I've listened to these rock albums more. I don't feel that listening to it makes me more mature, but I've learned to stop seperating music into genres. Music is music, genres in my opinion are for close minded people.
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Too much Beatles.
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I bet you guys have listened to your hip-hop albums way more than all those rock albums. Do you think listening to rock music makes you "more mature" or something like that?
I bet I've listened to these rock albums more. I don't feel that listening to it makes me more mature, but I've learned to stop seperating music into genres. Music is music, genres in my opinion are for close minded people.
they´re good to try to give somebody an idea of what kind of music and band makes, cause each genre has its own peculiarities and lifestyle/culture around it. what is close-minded is thinking you can divide music into a certain number of genres with every band/artist pertaining to one of them
and Infinite, what´s your point? what i do feel more mature about than a while ago is that i´ve become open-minded towards basically anything, and i don´t know why you hit every other non-hiphop topic and spread your dogmatic views over it. personally, i don´t listen to any music to be ´mature´, the thing i personally consider ´mature´ is not stubbornly sticking to what you consider ´your kind of music´, it´s stupid and you miss out on a lot. and i admit i did that for a whole while...
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^ i cosign , and i def listen to rock a lot more than rap now, the 1st time i heard sgt pepper, that week, i think i listened to it more times, than ilistened to any other cd before...
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Nice list. I love it when I see people on a hip hop message board talking about other genres of music. It always helps my argument that the hip hop culture does appreciate other music and shows respect for artists of all genres. Music is like ampm, too much good stuff!
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Way too much Beatles albums for me, and not a single Rolling Stone's album mentioned.
I would have rated Physical Graffiti before Houses of the Holy. On a side note; Anyone checked out Robert Plant's latest album with the Strange Sensations - 'Mighty ReArranger'? Definatly well worth the money!
Few other discrepancies, but then again it's your top 50 not mine..
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^ yea i need to check that new plant..
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Way too much Beatles albums for me, and not a single Rolling Stone's album mentioned.
I would have rated Physical Graffiti before Houses of the Holy. On a side note; Anyone checked out Robert Plant's latest album with the Strange Sensations - 'Mighty ReArranger'? Definatly well worth the money!
Few other discrepancies, but then again it's your top 50 not mine..
I've never personally liked the Rolling Stones. I don't know, they've just never appealed to me.
You mentioned a few other discrepancies, I would appreciate if you elaborated. I enjoy music debates.
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na 40 licks should be on the list, im not the biggest stones fans, and they are overated,
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I've never personally liked the Rolling Stones. I don't know, they've just never appealed to me.
You mentioned a few other discrepancies, I would appreciate if you elaborated. I enjoy music debates.
Fair enough, i'm the opposite though i've always liked The Stones alot more than i've liked The Beatles.
I can't really be bothered taking the time to make my own list but i would have included albums like Hotel California, Physical Graffiti, Electric Ladyland, Nevermind, Exile On Main Street, Dark Side of the Moon, etc
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i like your list, i would have altered it a little but overall it has some really good albums on there.
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it'd take forever to decide which albums i like btter than which but these are my 50 favorite albums
in no order
1. Prince Purple Rain
2. Guns N roses Appetite for Destruction
3. Snoop Dogg Doggystyle
4. Ac Dc- Back in black
5. Dr. Dre- The Chronic
6. Led Zeppelin- IV
7. Ozzy-Blizzard of Ozz
8. Green Day-Dookie
9. Iron Maiden-Power Slave
10. Korn-Korn
11. 2pac-All Eyez on me
12. Metallica-Ride the Lightning
13. Metallica-Metallica
14. Metallica-Master of Puppets
15. Metallica-and Justice for all
16. Pink Floyd- Dark Side of the Moon
17. Pink Floyd-The Wall
18. Van Halen-Van Halen
19. West Side Connection-Bow Down
20. Xzibit-At the Speed of life
21. Ice Cube-War and Peace the war disc
22. Jimi Hendrix-Are you experienced
23. Sublime-Sublime
24. Green Day-American Idiot
25. The Darkness -Permission to land
26. dr. Dre-2001
27. Los Lonely Boys-Los Lonely Boys
28. Carlos Santana-Abraxis
29. Lynyrd Skynyrd-Pronounced Leh nerd Skin nerd
30. 2pac- Me against the world
31. Steve Vai-Love and warfare
32. Tha Dogg Pound- dogg Food
33. Dj Quik-Safe and SOund
34. NWA-Efil4zaggin
35. OUtkast-Aquemini
36. OUtkast-Stankonia
37. Outkast-ATLiens
38. Andre 3000 the love below
39. Prince-Sign o the times
40. red hot chili peppers-blood sugar sex magik
41. Moody Blues-Days of Future Passed
42. Van Halen-1984
44. Blue Oyester Cult-Agents of Fortune
45. Ray Charles-Modern Sounds in Country and Western
46. Prince-Paisley Park
47. Murder was the Case Soundtrack
48. Eminem-the Eminem Show
49. Snoop Dogg- Tha Last Meal
50. Pink Floyd-wish you were here
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what in the world s Beatles - Blue & Red albums?
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#1
Enya - Paint The Sky With Stars
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they´re good to try to give somebody an idea of what kind of music and band makes, cause each genre has its own peculiarities and lifestyle/culture around it. what is close-minded is thinking you can divide music into a certain number of genres with every band/artist pertaining to one of them
and Infinite, what´s your point? what i do feel more mature about than a while ago is that i´ve become open-minded towards basically anything, and i don´t know why you hit every other non-hiphop topic and spread your dogmatic views over it. personally, i don´t listen to any music to be ´mature´, the thing i personally consider ´mature´ is not stubbornly sticking to what you consider ´your kind of music´, it´s stupid and you miss out on a lot. and i admit i did that for a whole while...
Listening to Rock music doesn't make you "open-minded" nor does it make anyone more "mature". Most the Rock cd's ya'll mentioned are bigoted, beer guzzling, confederate flag waving, white trash anthems accompanied by black-hating lyrics like those of Axl Rose.
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they´re good to try to give somebody an idea of what kind of music and band makes, cause each genre has its own peculiarities and lifestyle/culture around it. what is close-minded is thinking you can divide music into a certain number of genres with every band/artist pertaining to one of them
and Infinite, what´s your point? what i do feel more mature about than a while ago is that i´ve become open-minded towards basically anything, and i don´t know why you hit every other non-hiphop topic and spread your dogmatic views over it. personally, i don´t listen to any music to be ´mature´, the thing i personally consider ´mature´ is not stubbornly sticking to what you consider ´your kind of music´, it´s stupid and you miss out on a lot. and i admit i did that for a whole while...
Listening to Rock music doesn't make you "open-minded" nor does it make anyone more "mature". Most the Rock cd's ya'll mentioned are bigoted, beer guzzling, confederate flag waving, white trash anthems accompanied by black-hating lyrics like those of Axl Rose.
yea i bet led zeppelin & the beatles were waving confederate flags.. and as for beer guzling.. how many rappers drink, smoke weed, and do other drugs, niggga please...
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and as for beer guzling.. how many rappers drink, smoke weed, and do other drugs, niggga please...
If so-called "gangsta rap" is what you are referring too, even then, I can deal with "gangsta rap" much easier than I can deal with white trash music. Atleast so-called "gangsta rappers" have 400 years of oppression in this country to use as an excuse.
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^ hahahahhahahahahahahaah
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Infinite, you´re one of the sorriest persons ever active on this board. I´m sorry to say that, but expressing myself euphemistically wouldn´t bring my point across. The shit that makes its way from your brain to your fingers to my little screen here is just sad, nothing but sad actually, yet preposterously hilarious.
I won´t even get on the subject of oppression excusing cynicism, shitty music and cheap lyrics in your opinion. Every person of a halfway decent intellect will view gangsta rap in its social context, but you identify with it completely and flee from reality, painting a utopic and glorifying picture of what to you is rebellion against whatever you don´t like. You stubbornly focus on your music and pugnaciously look around for occasions to attack people who do not unconditionally identify with what you consider to be your ´culture´. You´re a typical example of a wigger, with the peculiarity of adding a twist of pseudo-intellectualism and copied wisdom you have no idea of at all, which results in these pathetic attempts at a ´discussion´ we are all forced to cope with whenever we say we like something that is not hiphop. Apart from that, you´re a hypocrit, but i think you don´t realize you are; you´re stuck with your spectacularly stupid fundamentalism reducing everything to a sad cliché yet you´re convinced of being right, whatever anybody may say. Really, it´s pure fundamentalism. Pitiful.
The shit you´re talking about ´rock albums´ is a prime example. Not that Axl Rose´s lyrics have never made the impression of being slightly ambiguous, but you demonstrate a lack of knowledge too dramatic for anyone to even consider not lauging at your ass in your post. Of course Paul McCartney, Roger Waters or Bradley Nowell (RIP) are/were all a bunch of flag-waving rednecks, yes. Jimi Hendrix was the definition of hick music. And you know, they were white trash, which makes them even the more despicable...it´s good you take a stand against racism Infinite. Fucking black-hating white trash beer guzzlers.
I don´t feel like going on anymore. Congratulations on your last two posts however. You´ve come close to your peaks
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what in the world s Beatles - Blue & Red albums?
Red - 1962 to 1966
Blue 1967 to 1970
They are collections of songs in that period of time.