Top 5 Albums

["Sick" Billy Kryenik]

Hey guys

I'm huge into music, maybe more then Casino is into movies... freaky, but true.

What are your personal top 5 albums of all time?

Mine -

#1 - Oceanic by Isis
#2 - Seminar II: The Holy Rites of Primitivism Regressionism by Old Man Gloom
#3 - Nattfodd by Finntroll
#4 - Self Titled by Gonga
#5 - Breathing is Irrelevant by Ion Dissonance


Honourable Mention: Mabool by Orphaned Land, Holy Mountain by Sleep, and Celestial by Isis

[Jacob]

(not in order of importance, they're all the same)

#1: "Satellite" - POD
#2: "Seventeen Days" - 3 Doors Down
#3: "Come Clean" - Puddle of Mudd
#4: "Weathered"/"My Own Prison" - Creed
#5: "Gasoline" - Theory of a Deadman


- Jacob

[Ryan Ro [NAPW]]

"#2: "Seventeen Days" - 3 Doors Down
#3: "Come Clean" - Puddle of Mudd
#4: "Weathered"/"My Own Prison" - Creed
#5: "Gasoline" - Theory of a Deadman"


Aren't those bands like, basically the same band with different members?

[predator]

no. Have you ever heard any of them?

[Static]

1. neutral milk hotel - in the aeroplane over the sea

after that, it gets pretty fuzzy.

["Bad Boy" Joey Malone]

predator said:

no. Have you ever heard any of them?

I'm pretty sure he has., which is why he's asking a prefectly good question. They're all pretty interchangeable.

[Jacob]

Really? I've heard all of them, and they all sound VERY different. I've also seen all of them in videos, nobody looks familiar AT ALL.

EDIT: But they might share certain members around, yes, I suppose that is possible.

["Bad Boy" Joey Malone]

jacob said:

Really? I've heard all of them, and they all sound VERY different. I've also seen all of them in videos, nobody looks familiar AT ALL.

EDIT: But they might share certain members around, yes, I suppose that is possible.

No, there's different members. But the sound is pretty similar, in the fact that it's all (in my opinion, anyway) crappy rock that sounds the same when you listen to a station full of it.

[Ryan Ro [NAPW]]

Ultimately it's an opinion thing. They are different bands, Jacob, I'm being pretty snarky. I don't like those bands very much, to me, they sound generic and ultimately interchangeable (especially that damn Theory Of A Deadman. They're like...nickelback. Almost exactly.)

But let me say one thing: Like what ya like, and ignore what old music snobs like me say. Hell. I used to be in love with Bush X.

At least you like music.


"GLYCERINNNNNNE! MY GLYCERINNNNNE! AHAHAAAAAAAhhhhhOHHHHH GLYCERINE!"

[Ravager]

REM - Automatic For the People
Apocalyptica - Pain
Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds - Murder Ballads
Butthole Surfers - Electriclarryland
Bob Dylan - Blood On the Tracks

[Chris Casino]

You crazy kids and your wild music! My list is pretty tame. Plus I have no idea who 99.9% of the bands you mentioned are. Anyway here are my "current" top five favorite albums. In no order.

#1. Rob Zombie - Past, Present & Future
#2. Marvin Gaye -Gold
#3. Prince - Sign O' The Times
#4. Queen - Greatest Hits
#5. Nirvana - Unplugged

[Ryan Ro [NAPW]]

I am incapable of doing this list. Too many good albums. Let's see though...


Stavesacre-Speakeasy
Skillet - ...probably Invincible to represent their catalogue and my love for them
Delirious? - Glo probably, but again more to represent everything they've done.

Project 86 - Songs To Burn Your Bridges By

Cush - The New Sound

Matthew Good - Avalanche

Starflyer 59 - Old

Common Children - Delicate Fade

Bleach - Again, For The First Time

Michael Knott - let's go with Rocket & A Bomb



sure, that's good.

[maniac]

5. Ten - Pearl Jam
4. Ride the Lightning - Metallica
3. In Utero - Nirvana
2. Undertow - Tool
1. Nevermind - Nirvana

[D!]

Most influential albums for me, growing up to about a year ago:

1. Tom Waits - Frank's Wild Years
2. Neil Young & Pearl Jam - Mirrorball
3. Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Abbattoir Blues
4. Elvis Costello - When I was Cruel
5. REM - New Adventures in Hi-Fi

And now in this IPod age, I don't even bother with albums anymore. Or haven't been so tempted to get anything for the entire album and not just one song. Ah, well.

["Sick" Billy Kryenik]

jacob said:

Really? I've heard all of them, and they all sound VERY different. I've also seen all of them in videos, nobody looks familiar AT ALL.

EDIT: But they might share certain members around, yes, I suppose that is possible.

great guy, bad bands I to am a record snob. ;D vinyl all the way baby!