Easy. Favourtie non-punk album: Dark Side Of The Moon. Nothing else comes within hyperdrive capabilities of it.

"In The Wee Small Hours" Frank Sinatra. Any day of the week.

I think the fact that I listen to so many different bands and like them for different reasons makes it hard to choose an overall favourite album. I would say that F.F.F.R.V. would be the most appreciated album in punk and one of the most influential. It's simply a masterpiece.

My favorite non-punk album is either RHCP - Blood sugar sex magik or RATM - S-T

My favourite non-punk album would be a choice between Johhny Cash or David Bowie

[QUOTE=coheneran]Easy. Favourtie non-punk album: Dark Side Of The Moon. Nothing else comes within hyperdrive capabilities of it.[/QUOTE]

Oh come on... that's not even PF's best.

Which Bowie?

My favourite Chili Peppers album is Out In L.A., it was my first chili peppers album (I have them all now, apart from the greatest hits, but I am boycotting anything after By The Way, and BTW only gets credit for Can't Stop and Throw Away Your Television) and I fell in love with them. Actually, it's Mother's Milk OR Out In L.A..

Fav non punk? This is tough.

Sun City Girls- Torch of the Mystics is up there. So is Coltrane's- My Favourite Things tied with a Love Supreme and Live at the VV Again!. But I also like Love's Forever Changes a lot and Wu Tang's 36 Chambers............. and there's a lot. I hate when someone asks for just one.

[QUOTE=Unban Me Says Cameo]Oh come on... that's not even PF's best.[/QUOTE]

The Wall, Ummagumma, DSOFTM, Animals and WYWH are all equally best, but they all give you different emotions. The Wall is terrifying, Ummagumma is relaxed, Animals is filled with self-righteous anger and WYWH is sad. But DSOFTM is so incredibly happy and hopeful, it goes top in my list.

Favourite non-punk would be same as Albert, RATM or RHCP.

[QUOTE=RIP Ian Curtis]Which Bowie?[/QUOTE]

Probably Ziggy Stardust. I Love the song 5 Years

[QUOTE=TakeWarning]I don't like Pay The Man, it gets boring.
[/QUOTE]

I think it's terrible. that and Operation MOVE are two songs i dislike and Albert likes.

My favourite non-punk album would have to be Madness.

Ziggy Stardust & The Spiders From Mars is possibly the greatest album to come out of Great Britain. I love that album more than I love explosions.

[QUOTE=RIP Ian Curtis]I love that album more than I love explosions.[/QUOTE]

If you are not an American that statement is an insult.

I'm an Australian. And I love explosions a lot.

[QUOTE=RIP Ian Curtis]I'm an Australian. And I love explosions a lot.[/QUOTE]

Whatever happened to sticking to your stereotypes?

[QUOTE=RIP Ian Curtis]I'm an Australian. And I love explosions a lot.[/QUOTE]

MX Perth brotherhood.

[QUOTE=coheneran]Easy. Favourtie non-punk album: Dark Side Of The Moon. Nothing else comes within hyperdrive capabilities of it.[/QUOTE]
Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks

It pisses all over everything else except maybe Bringin' It All Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited, Blonde on Blonde and Freewheelin' Bob Dylan.



I had to spend £60 on books today for my History course. I'm now the proud owner of:
Machiavelli - The Prince
Marx and Engels - The Communist Manifesto
The Autobiography of Giambattista Vico
Nietzsche - On the Genealogy of Morality
Max Weber - The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism
Quentin Skinner - Vision of Politics Vol. 1

Does anyone knows if Against Me! - Justin is about that punk in some hicktown who got killed by a gang of jocks?

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks

It pisses all over everything else except maybe Bringin' It All Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited, Blonde on Blonde and Freewheelin' Bob Dylan.



I had to spend £60 on books today for my History course. I'm now the proud owner of:
Machiavelli - The Prince
Marx and Engels - The Communist Manifesto
The Autobiography of Giambattista Vico
Nietzsche - On the Genealogy of Morality
Max Weber - The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism
Quentin Skinner - Vision of Politics Vol. 1[/QUOTE]

You can download the Manifesto on kazaa.

[QUOTE=TakeWarning]MX Perth brotherhood.[/QUOTE]


Word.

Hey man, do you know Vomit? That crazy punk speed freak who hangs around town? F'uck that guy is a legend.

[QUOTE=RIP Ian Curtis]I'm an Australian. And I love explosions a lot.[/QUOTE]
If you don't love explosions, you cannot call yourself a man.

My favorite non-punk album would be Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here. Great album.

[QUOTE=coheneran]You can download the Manifesto on kazaa.[/QUOTE]
We need a particular edition that has notations and a particular introduction. I already have it on my computer.

[QUOTE=RIP Ian Curtis]Word.

Hey man, do you know Vomit? That crazy punk speed freak who hangs around town? F'uck that guy is a legend.[/QUOTE]

Can't say I do.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]If you don't love explosions, you cannot call yourself a man.[/QUOTE]

What about people who go to war and come back with shell shock syndrome?

There's a difference between loving explosions and being in explosions.

[QUOTE=Drop The Baby]There's a difference between loving explosions and being in explosions.[/QUOTE]

But after SSS they are terrified of explosions (and clapping near their face :lol::lol:).

[QUOTE=RIP Ian Curtis]I'm an Australian. And I love explosions a lot.[/QUOTE]

"When I gorw up I'm going to explode!"
I can't get to explode alot things here because I live near Northern Ireland and explosions are very sketchy here to do. Example; me and a friend were letting off some fireworks, just small ones that explode in the air. we were on the banks of a river and the **** that was on the side would suck you in and you'd never get out! Anyway, a farmer came along and started shooting at us! Seriously.. I nearly fu<king shlt myself! Luckily he was on the other side and was a bad shot... then we hid behind the river bank and fired rockets at him! Good times :)