What albums do I need to add to my collection?

[Slosh]

C'mon, you know you've got suggestions.

Gawd, I'm bored. Just waiting for my friends to get off work.

NP:

[kexodusc]

Anything by Rush....

[GMichael]

Anything by Rush....

Ditto, or Yes, or PF.

[noddin0ff]

Young Fresh Fellows: The Fabulous Sounds of the Pacific Northwest & Topsy Turvy ? (circa 1985ish)

Sample linky in ALE

[Slosh]

Young Fresh Fellows: The Fabulous Sounds of the Pacific Northwest & Topsy Turvy ? (circa 1985ish)

Sample linky in ALE

That's not bad. Kind of a Violent Femmes meets The Vibrators sound. Me likey.

[noddin0ff]

That's not bad. Kind of a Violent Femmes meets The Vibrators sound. Me likey.

Much less serious, though. Wiki has a terse write up. As one page put it, "they're probably more respected than known." You got PM with links.

[Mike]

Howz about trying The Maccabees - Colour It In, really good debut album from a UK band.

Failing that go for The Go Find - Stars On The Wall, or Kings Of Leon -Because Of The Times, there's a new one from The Editors too which is ok.

Cheers
Mike

[Troy]

You REALLY need this one to quench the polka afterburn:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/lostame...7594204123124/

[ForeverAutumn]

The entire Nana Mouskouri catalogue.

1964 Favorite German Christmas Songs Polydor
1969 Nana Mouskouri Sings Over & Over Polygram
1970 Song for Liberty Mercury
1971 Turn on the Sun Verve
1979 Roses & Sunshine Verve
1984 Nana [1984] Mercury
1984 La Dame De Coeur Mercury
1984 Nana Mouskouri Polydor
1985 Ma Verite Polydor
1986 Alone Polydor
1986 Tu M'Oublies Polydor
1986 Why Worry Polydor
1987 Nana [1987] Verve
1987 Par Amour Verve
1988 The Magic of Nana Mouskouri Philips
1988 Tierra Viva Mercury
1988 Je Chante Avec Toi Liberte Mercury
1989 Noel Polydor
1989 German Christmas Songs PolyGram
1989 Konzert der Gefuehle [live] Universal/Polygram
1990 Oh Happy Day Philips
1990 The Classical Nana Philips
1991 Libertad PolyGram
1992 Adieu Angelina Alex
1993 Falling in Love Again: Great Songs from the ... PolyGram
1993 Nuestras Canciones Philips
1994 Concierto En Aranjuez Philips
1994 Nuestras Canciones, Vol. 2 Philips
1995 Dix Mille Ans Encore Musicrama
1995 Recuerdos, Vol. 1 PolyGram Latino
1995 Recuerdos, Vol. 2 PolyGram Latino
1996 Nana Latina Polygram
1997 Return to Love Polygram
1997 Christmas with Nana Mouskouri Polygram International
1998 Hommages Polygram International
1998 Alles Liebe Philips
1998 At the Albert Hall [live] Polygram Italy
1998 Athina Mercury
1998 Ballades Polygram Canada
1998 Cote Sud Cote Coeur Philips
1998 Du Und Ich Mercury
1998 Hollywood Polygram International
1998 Lider die Liebe Schrei Polygram Germany
1998 Nana's Book of Songs Mercury
1998 Concert for Peace [live] Polygram
2000 Nana Mouskouri in New York Philips
2002 Un Bolero por Favor Mercury
2002 Fille du Soleil Mercury
2003 Ode to Joy Universal
2003 Nana Swings Universal International
2003 Christmas Album Philips
2004 Nana un Canadien Errant Universal
2004 Boleros Canciones Recuerdos Universal International
2004 Live at Herod Atticus Universal International
2006 I'll Remember You Classics
2006 Moni Perpato Mercury
2007 Chants de Mon Pays Universal
2007 Gloria Eterna Universal
2007 I Endekati Entoli Universal
2007 No. 1 Universal
2007 Oi Mythoi Mias Gynaikas Universal
2007 Resital 70 Universal
2007 Taxidiotis Universal
2007 Tragouda Hatzidaki No. 2 Universal
2007 Tragouda Hatzidaki Universal
2007 Solo Boleros Universal Latino

[nobody]

The new White Stripes on vinyl is fantastic sonically and musically.

Also, I've been wanting that Sundazed reissue of Link Wray's Jack the Ripper album, so you could just but that and then send it to me.

[Slosh]

The new White Stripes on vinyl is fantastic sonically

You must have good drugs

and musically.

Best album they've done since White Blood Cells. "Catch Hell Blues" is great in spite of being a total "In My Time Of Dying" rip off.

Anything by Rush...

Silly me, I assumed it wasn't necessary to point out I'm not into anything that sucks ass

[kexodusc]

The entire Nana Mouskouri catalogue.

http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&searchlink=NANA|MASKOURI&sql=11:hifexqw5ldhe~T2

And I thought I was being facetious

[BarryL]

Thanks for posting on Nana. I'm missing that one she did in 1990, Oh Happy Day. Hope I can still get it.

[Troy]

Estradasphere- Palace of Mirrors

All instrumental Klezmer metal with touches of spaghetti western and 60s and 70s lounge from ex-members of Mr. Bungle.

Album of the year for me so far, but I'm weird that way.

[Slosh]

Estradasphere- Palace of Mirrors

All instrumental Klezmer metal with touches of spaghetti western and 60s and 70s lounge from ex-members of Mr. Bungle.

Sounds interesting and worthy of investigation. Thanks!

sample linky in ALE

Cool, I'll check it out once that other ALE starts wearing away

[Feanor]

The entire Nana Mouskouri catalogue.

...

Nana Mouskouri ??? ...

[bobsticks]

Here's a few that have treated me right over the last week:

The National~Boxer
Tom Waits~Mule Variations What is he building in there?
and


World Psychedelic Classics #3 on David Byrne's Luaka Pop label

If you're feeling very metal, or at least kinda sullen and etchy metal you might want to try planesmistakenforstars.

I picked up a nice copy of von Karajan/BPO's Mozart'sSymphonies #38 & #39 on Deutsche Grammophon if your so inclined.

[ForeverAutumn]

:Said he's BORED Yawn: Nana Mouskouri ??? ...

So maybe some polka music would have been a better suggestion?

http://www.polkacide.com/sounds.html

[Feanor]

So maybe some polka music would have been a better suggestion?

http://www.polkacide.com/sounds.html

Yey, Frankie, (RIP) ...
..

[Feanor]

Yey, Frankie, (RIP) ...
..

... Li'l Wally Ostanek, (also RIP) ...
...

[Swish]

...Spoon or the Decemberists.

You can thank me later.

Swish

[Slosh]

...Spoon or the Decemberists.

Kill The Crane Wife?

[Mr Peabody]

Do you have any Gordian Knot or Ozric Tentacles? Some one hear mentioned Ozric in a post way back, I checked them out and they are one of the coolest things I've found in a long time. Try Spirals in Hyperspace.

I also really got into the Norwegian Metal with my favs being Tristania and Nightwish

I really enjoyed the discovery of Blackmore Night, if you aren't already into them, you might try their DVD, Castles and Dreams, it's very good. Candace is easy on the eyes and it's entertaining to watch Ritchie at work on the stringed instruments.

If you also enjoy an acoustic type sound occasionally Patty Griffin or Mindy Smith

I recently picked up an album by Gigi who is an Ethiopian artist, I guess they label this as World music. I thought it was pretty good. Interesting rythyms and instruments, some of the songs include some horns. The vocal style may be hard to get used to.

I bought my first mp3 player and have been building my library. It's fun to go back to those old albums you haven't had out in awhile like Gary Moore or Driving & Crying or WASP. I ended up with a pretty good representation of 80's hard rock from back in the day.

[Slosh]

Do you have any Gordian Knot or Ozric Tentacles? Someone here mentioned Ozric in a post way back, I checked them out and they are one of the coolest things I've found in a long time. Try Spirals in Hyperspace.

I have (a burned copy) of Strangeitude lying around here somewhere.

For some reason I've been on an alt-country trip lately athough I did break out Slayer's South Of Heaven yesterday once the alcohol started kicking in. Funny how that works

[ForeverAutumn]

For some reason I've been on an alt-country trip lately athough I did break out Slayer's South Of Heaven yesterday once the alcohol started kicking in. Funny how that works

Have you heard Kathleen Edwards or Ray LaMontagne? You might enjoy either or both of them.

Luke Doucet is someone that you should definately check out as well.