Dead Kennedys-Plastic Surgery Disasters/In God we Trust inc.

duh.

My friend's opening for the DK sometime soon. I told him to change his band's name to the Jello Biafras.

the libertines - up the bracket

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magik

[QUOTE=RollerQueen]My friend's opening for the DK sometime soon. I told him to change his band's name to the Jello Biafras.[/QUOTE]
your friend is opening for....?????!!! well that's probable, i think they like local bands or smaller bands (no offence)

I don't that I can pick a definitive favorite, so I'll just list my top five:

Sonic Youth - [i]Daydream Nation[/i]
My Bloody Valentine - [i]Loveless[/i]
Neutral Milk Hotel - [i]In the Aeroplane Over the Sea[/i]
The Ramones - [i]Ramones[/i]
The Allman Brothers Band - [i]At Fillmore East[/i]

[QUOTE=Mild_child]your friend is opening for....?????!!! well that's probable, i think they like local bands or smaller bands (no offence)[/QUOTE]

Yep, they're opening for the Dead Kennedies. Indeed, it's not that big of a deal, but it's still neat to have the chance to play with legends. Kerry King might be coming to the guitar store that I work at, too.

That's pretty awesome. He says 'fu[color=white]c[/color]k' a lot.

Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti, and Led Zeppelin IV
Van Halen - 1984
The Who - Who's Next
The Rolling Stones - Exile On Main Street
Stone Temple Pilots - Shangri-La Dee Da
Coldplay - X&Y
Incubus - Morning View

i cant pick just one, its hard to narrow it down to even three

Oasis' Be here now !!!

Dillinger Escape Plan - Miss Machine

I know I know, it's not THAT great of an album. But this was the album that not only opened the door of underground music to me but allowed me to discover a new world of amazingly talented musicians/bands that are not shown on the weekly top 40.

Incubus - Make Yourself

I'd probably have to go with Kid A.

Pinkerton or the White Album. Can't Decide.

[I]Clarity[/I], of course!

Pink Floyd-WYWH
The Clash- London Calling
Guns n'Roses- Appetite for Destruction
The Beatles- SPLHCB
Jeff Buckley- Grace
Tool- Lateralus
RHCP- Californication

[QUOTE=cobert]Taking Back Sunday- Tell All Your Friends[/QUOTE]
That makes two of us :rolleyes:

Definatly Maybe- Oasis

but other albums I love:
Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants- Oasis
Morning Glory- Oasis actaully all their albums......
Up The Bracket- Libs
Who's Next- The Who
Second Coming- Stone Roses (what's so bad about it??? Its amazing!!!)

i gotta go with
primus-suck on this

never get tired of it. the great songs and performance, and the energy u get from it cause it's live. and the bass solo on tommy the cat is bad action

zerospace - kidney thieves

most likely lateralus. Tool was my first concert i went for the tour of this album. This cd was probably one of the first i flogged to death but never really got sick of.

Getting into tool led me into other bands that were a lot more different from the nu metal i was listening to at the time. It was definately led me on to bigger and better things in a musical sense and opened my ears in a lot of ways. I dont listen to it much now but i still like to put it on every now and then.

Top 6:

Velvet Underground - VU&N
Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation
Minutemen - Double Nickels on the Dime
My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
The Zombies - Odessey and Oracle
Dj Shadow - Entroducing

Wilco - YHF

Of the albums I own and have listened to? That's still a hard one, with all those great Beatles albums floating around, and Yes' period of amazing (71-75), and all the like, but then you have masterpieces like Radiohead's [i]OK Computer[/i] and [i]Kid A[/i].

Man, it's a pretty tough fight in my mind between [i]The White Album[/i], [i]Fragile[/i], [i]Tales From Topographic Oceans[/i], [i]OKC[/i], and [i]Kid A[/i]. I think I am going to sit down and listen to all of them and get back to you guys on this.

[U]The Postal Service - Give Up[/U]

but man some good Jimmy Eat World and Dog and Everything cd's too...

Pink Floyd - The Division Bell

Anthrax - Persistence of Time

Honorary mentions:

Dillinger Escape Plan - Calculating Infinity
Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
Pink Floyd - Animals

Right now it is Pearl Jam's [I]Yield[/I].
Of all time it is probably The Beatles' [I]Abbey Road[/I].

[QUOTE=Med57]Something odd happened to me the other day in that I suddenly wondered whether [i]OK Computer[/i] was really my favourite album of all time, or whether I'd just got used to thinking of it that way (I hadn't listened to the whole thing for a while). Then I put it on again and I realised that although it's not clearly above everything else like it used to be, I still can't really see anything else overtaking it anytime soon. :-\ So I'm still as hopeless a fanboy as ever.[/QUOTE]

Weird. Same exact thing happened to me with OKC. I still hold it in the same position, but the last listening experience wasnt too memorable. (I fell asleep in the middle of it)

What a mean question to ask:

Modest Mouse - Lonesome Crowded West, anything by the Decemberists, and Transatlanticism are close, Tool-Lateralus, Pink Floyd-Wish You Were Here are closer...but:

The Mars Volta - De-Loused in the Comatorium

The music never ceases to amaze me, the story never ceases to intrigue me, and it's one of maybe 5 that I can listen to without ever getting tired of.