Originally posted by darvlayOh, not to be getting me wrong, it's a fantastic album (all of theirs are, IMHO).
IYFS holds a dear place in my heart for very sentimental reasons. Every song takes me to a different place in my life and every listen is like a trip down memory lane.
'Give Up' was my equivalent of IYFS, then.
Rain Dogs - Tom Waits
Bone Machine - Tom Waits
The wild, the innocent & the E-street shuffle - Bruce Springsteen
Born to run - Bruce Sprinsteen
The Velvet Underground & Nico - VU
Live in Scotland parts 1, 2 and 3 - The Corries
The best of - The three Tenors, ABBA and Leonard Cohen
Live at the Beeb - David Bowie
Berlin - Lou Reed
If you want blood, you got it - AC DC
Pack up the plantation live - Tom Petty
Blonde on Blonde - Bob Dylan
Highway 61 revisited - Bob Dylan
Infidels - Bob Dylan
Jesus Christ superstar - The rock opera
Do to memory problems, I'm only going to list the ones that immediately spring to mind, ie: the ones I've listened to in the past few months.
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Rufus Wainwright - Want 1 or Poses
Devendra Banhart - Nina Roja
Ms Dynamite - A Little Deeper
And many other artists that I can't remember the name of their albums, Thievery Corporation, Cinematic Orchestra, etc.
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Originally posted by angie88I mean no mix cd's, that is correct. Possibly Greatest Hits and the like shouldn't count either...
I always skip through most of the tracks of that one actually...
Lemme guess, self-made mix cds don't count? If yes, I'll post the track listing 😉
Normal cds:
-Alanis Morissette: Jagged Little Pill, Supposed former infatuation Junkie (depending on if I'm in the mood), So-Called Chaos.
-Aerosmith: Oh, Yeah! - Ultimate Aerosmith Hits
-Dire Straits: On E Relish
-Metallica: Live with the San Francisco Orchestra
-Supertramp: Breakfast in America
Edit, on going through my CD collection, and listening to Songs for the Deaf, I realise I have to eliminate that one from my list, and add:
AC/DC: Back in Black
Metallica: The Black Album
Muse: Origin of symmetry
Alkaline Trio: From here to Infirmary
Chris Rea: The Road to Hell
Guns 'n' Roses: Appetite for Destruction
Edit 2: I suppose no Film Soundtracks too, as I wanted to specify a set of songs made by a single band as an album.