Originally posted by geniusi'd say ditch the Dead Kennedys for Minor Threat - get their 'Complete Discography' - it's not a best of, just their total output. the singer went on to form Fugazi...
so, i'm employed. that means i have money. well-a bit of money. i need to save up for next year. but that is beside the point. it means that i can purchase some decent albums. now, out of the last 3 albums i bought, 2 have been mild wastes of money (i feel free-the best of cream, three cheers for revenge-my chemical romance, and a random "a perfect circle" al ...[text shortened]... to buy a ukulele...any suggestions? any no-no's? any "you didn't put it in!"'s?
Beatles - hard to say, perhaps consider Abbey Rd as an alternative. Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
Bowie - Ziggy Stardust is good, but maybe go for 'Heroes', Low, Station to Station or Scary Monsters...
Mogwai's new album Mr Beast is great, and so is their older stuff like Young Team and Come oN Die Young
Genius,
From your list I would suggest the Dead Kennedy's one - a great album with no bad songs on it, unlike some of their other albums.
Jimi Hendrix - if you haven't got this one, why not? I never listen to it nowadays, but it got played a lot when I first bought it.
David Bowie - ditto this one. These days I prefer Scary Monsters or Hunky Dory.
Originally posted by geniusDefinitely get the Joshua Tree by U2,this album is probably their best but i am a big U2 fan so could be a bit biased.
so, i'm employed. that means i have money. well-a bit of money. i need to save up for next year. but that is beside the point. it means that i can purchase some decent albums. now, out of the last 3 albums i bought, 2 have been mild wastes of money (i feel free-the best of cream, three cheers for revenge-my chemical romance, and a random "a perfect circle" al ...[text shortened]... to buy a ukulele...any suggestions? any no-no's? any "you didn't put it in!"'s?
