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Must listen to albums, please.

Karine Polwart - Faultlines
Karine Polwart - Scribbled in Chalk
Master Musicians of Jajouka - Master Musicians of Jajouka
Jackson C Frank - Blues Run the Game
Michael Hedges - Aerial Boundaries
Martyn Bennett + Martyn Low - Hardland
Nic Jones - Penguin Eggs
Martin Simpson - The Bramble Briar
Jim Moray - Sweet England
Stina Nordenstam - And She Closed Her Eyes
 
There has been some ace suggestions so far, and I know I'm going to repeat some of them, but hey ho

love - forever changes...
love - love
neil young - after the gold rush (allthough harvest would also be good)
dexies - searching for the young soul rebels
gram parsons gp/grievous angels (its far easier to get hold of the two albums as one now
joy division - that album that was done for RCA but canned (but it leaked out to record fares, and now the internet)
Benjemin Britten's War Requiem (not strickly an album, but its a memorial to war by a pacifist, and beautiful)
James Carr - You Got My Mind Messed Up
Van Morrison -astral weeks
spacemen 3 - Playing with Fire
aretha franklin - amazing grace

erm, more later
 
Any Jayhawks album, preferably all of them, and No Depression by Uncle Tupelo. Bramble Rose by Tift Merritt.
Sticky Fingers and Beggars Banquet by the Rolling Stones.
The Stone Roses first album.
Boxer by The National.
His Hands by Candi Staton.
Apologies to the Queen Mary by Wolf Parade.
Post to Wire - Richmond Fontaine.
Lady's Edge - Richard Hawley.

That'll do for now.
 
Mice Parade - Mice Parade
Nomeansno - Wrong
Faith No More - Angel Dust
Bark Psychosis - Codename: Dustsucker
Nina Nastasia - On Leaving
supercollider - Raw Digits
 
Yeah, that was such a wicked album. I got his other one, i forget what it's called, and it was just straight up hip hop. Like a new take on old school shit, but then beauty and the beat was mind blowing - probably the best hip hop album since the turn of the century.

Totally agree :cool:
 
A selection of my choices:

VU - White Light white Heat
Heroes - Bowie
Low - Bowie
Diamond Dogs - Bowie
Raw Power - Stooges
Computer World - Kraftwerk
My Life In The Bush of Ghosts - Eno and Byrne
Remain In Light - Talking Heads
Hatful of Hollow - Smiths
The Queen Is Dead - Smiths
Revolver - Beatles
White album - Beatles
Exile On Main Street - Stones
Plastic Letter & Blondie - Blondie
New Boots & Panties - Blockheads
Quadrophenia - The Who
Dare - Human League
Captain Beefheart - Mirror Man
all Flaming Lips albums
all Polyphonic Spree albums
all Pixies albums
early Smashing Pumpkins
Porgy and Bess - Miles Davis
Johnny Cash American Series
 
There has been some ace suggestions so far, and I know I'm going to repeat some of them, but hey ho

love - forever changes...
love - love
neil young - after the gold rush (allthough harvest would also be good)

Agreed, though "Four Sail' would be my choice of Love album.

Others;

The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
Kate Bush - Hounds Of Love (since The Kick Inside's already been mentioned)
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust
The Beatles - Abbey Road
Alice Cooper - From The Inside
Dire Straits - Brothers In Arms
Elton John - 17-11-70 (a terrific live album from the start of Elton's career)
Roy Harper - Stormcock
Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV
Pink Floyd - Meddle
Roxy Music - For Your Pleasure
Yes - Close To The Edge

I'm sure I'll think of others soon but I must do some work.
 
Some good suggestions so far...here's a few of my favourites pieces of electronica, might be suitable for urban spacemen ;)

Bonobo. Animal Magic.
Trentemoller. The last resort.
Spacetime continuum. Emit ecaps
Aphex twin. Ambient works vols 1 & 2
Locust. Truth is born of arguements
The Orb. Adventures beyond the ultraworld, and U. F. Orb

....there's too many to remember from my desk at work. Oi Numbers yew know you can have a dig through my records anyday!
 
Ace thread :cool:

Listening to In the aeroplane ... now. Srsly, having lots of felixthecat 'wtf haven't I listened to this before' moments :p
 
Agreed, though "Four Sail' would be my choice of Love album.

Others;

The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
Kate Bush - Hounds Of Love (since The Kick Inside's already been mentioned)
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust
The Beatles - Abbey Road
Alice Cooper - From The Inside
Dire Straits - Brothers In Arms
Elton John - 17-11-70 (a terrific live album from the start of Elton's career)
Roy Harper - Stormcock
Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV
Pink Floyd - Meddle
Roxy Music - For Your Pleasure
Yes - Close To The Edge

I'm sure I'll think of others soon but I must do some work.

Like Punk never happened...
 
Anything by Led Zeppelin, but especially their first four albums.

Glue them to your CD player and rock out until the levee (and the sanity of your neighbours) breaks.
 
God there's some dodgey recommendations on here! Dire straits? Yes? The fucking white album? tch tch tch

Not seen these recommeneded yet so here goes -

Green River - creedance clearwater revival
The best of bobby gentry.
REM - Murmer
Clash - The Clash and London's Calling
The Specials - The Specials
House of Love - the one with the buuterfly on the cover but no title.
Pretty much any kinks compilaiton.
The Stones - let it bleed
The Smiths - any album.
Patti Smith - horses
Supergrass - I should Coco
Bob Dylan - Bringing it all back home.
Ramones - The Ramones
Joy Division - Closer
Leftfield - Leftism
Bowie - Hunky Dory and Ziggy Stardust
 
rubbish rubbish record, (Dark side of the moon) rubbish cover, rubbish band.

but it's a bit of a marmite one that eh?

I know popular opinion is no barometer, but... since it's the second best selling album of all time worldwide, an awful lot of people go for that particular "Marmite".:)
 
Very hard to find (hint: Google advanced search site or domain = blogspot.com), but I've currently got Ray Conniff - The Lost Dub Sessions (1977) on heavy rotation at Blade mansions.
 
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