Legendary Albums From The Past

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17-09-21, 17:08
tforturton

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

No-ones mentioned Steely Dan yet....
17-09-21, 17:26
bobh

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

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Originally Posted by tforturton

No-ones mentioned Steely Dan yet....

Good shout. I have a couple.

Also Supertramp

Peter Frampton Live (didn't EVERYBODY have this in the 70s?)

Janis Joplin - Pearl.

Jefferson Airplane - Surrealistic Pillow

Cream - Disreali Gears

Jeff Wayne - War of the Worlds

Sgt Pepper
17-09-21, 17:46
valleys caveman

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

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Originally Posted by ToTaL ITK

Saxon-Wheels of steel

end of thread

My first ever gig was Saxon ~ Wheels of Steel, 1981.
Abertillery Metropole.
I remember their trucks blocked the town centre up :music:
17-09-21, 18:23
Lost Johnny

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

Steely Dan - Can't Buy A Thrill
17-09-21, 19:25
SLUDGE FACTORY

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Rush Moving Pictures
17-09-21, 19:26
SLUDGE FACTORY

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Black Sabbath , Black Sabbath
17-09-21, 19:59
Park Life

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hilts

Blur. Parklife.

Some say it’s a good book as well :thumbup:

The clash - the clash
The LA’s
The stone roses
The smiths the smiths
The wedding present George best
17-09-21, 20:19
SLUDGE FACTORY

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

Quote:

Originally Posted by Park Life

Some say it’s a good book as well :thumbup:

The clash - the clash
The LA’s
The stone roses
The smiths the smiths
The wedding present George best

Too much indie lightweight stuff there

Please return later
17-09-21, 20:30
Park Life

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

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Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY

Too much indie lightweight stuff there

Please return later

…. legendary indie albums from the past :thumbup:
17-09-21, 21:37
MOZZER2

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

Quote:

Originally Posted by Park Life

…. legendary indie albums from the past :thumbup:

preferred bizarro park like
17-09-21, 22:05
Park Life

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Originally Posted by MOZZER2

preferred bizarro park like

Great album but George Best just pips it for me :thumbup:
17-09-21, 23:01
Moodybluebird

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shep Proudfoot

Jethro Tull - Thick As a Brick

Jethro Tull - Aqualung
A fantastic album
18-09-21, 05:02
Des Parrot

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

Machine Head or In Rock hmmm
18-09-21, 05:33
the other bob wilson

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

Quote:

Originally Posted by bobh

Good shout. I have a couple.

Also Supertramp

Peter Frampton Live (didn't EVERYBODY have this in the 70s?)

Janis Joplin - Pearl.

Jefferson Airplane - Surrealistic Pillow

Cream - Disreali Gears

Jeff Wayne - War of the Worlds

Sgt Pepper

Nope.
18-09-21, 07:51
theclaw

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

Marillion - Fugazi
18-09-21, 07:56
C1C9F2C7

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Legend (Bob Marley)
18-09-21, 08:58
bobh

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson

Nope.

Your loss.

I meant everybody with a decent taste in music.
:hide:
18-09-21, 11:11
Ivortheengine

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

Cream Disraeli Gears.
The Who Live At Leeds
18-09-21, 11:20
SLUDGE FACTORY

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Blue Oyster Cult , Agents Of Fortune
18-09-21, 13:04
NYCBlue

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lost Johnny

Steely Dan - Can't Buy A Thrill

I often listen to this on a Sunday. And Countdown to Ecstacy.
18-09-21, 13:06
NYCBlue

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

Quote:

Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY

Too much indie lightweight stuff there

Please return later

There's not one lightweight among those. If you want lightweight, look no further than Saxon. A second-rate band if ever there was one.
18-09-21, 13:46
StraightOuttaCanton

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Music is almost as polarizing as politics at times. There is some right dirge in this thread that would offend my ears. Equally, there is some great stuff.

Now… if this thread was legendary albums since 1977 then that would be a different matter…

That was a time that gave is the first albums by..

The Pistols
The Clash
The Damned
Siouxsie & The Banshees
Stiff Little Fingers
The Buzzcocks
Joy Division
Elvis Costello

and I’ve only got to 1978🤣

I played the first 999 album yesterday for the first time in about 15 years… not legendary But what a great listen
18-09-21, 13:49
Heathblue

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Originally Posted by Heathblue

Tubular Bells
DSOM
WYWH
Slade Alive
Made In Japan
Bat out of Hell
Rumours
Live at Leeds
Avalon
No Parlez
The Kick Inside
A Night At The Opera
Love over Gold
Oxygen
Songs from the Big Chair
The Velvet Underground & Nico
Alf

I forgot
Autobahn
Graceland
18-09-21, 14:04
StraightOuttaCanton

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

Quote:

Originally Posted by StraightOuttaCanton

Music is almost as polarizing as politics at times. There is some right dirge in this thread that would offend my ears. Equally, there is some great stuff.

Now… if this thread was legendary albums since 1977 then that would be a different matter…

That was a time that gave is the first albums by..

The Pistols
The Clash
The Damned
Siouxsie & The Banshees
Stiff Little Fingers
The Buzzcocks
Joy Division
Elvis Costello

and I’ve only got to 1978🤣

I played the first 999 album yesterday for the first time in about 15 years… not legendary But what a great listen

+The Jam… Talking Heads
18-09-21, 16:47
SLUDGE FACTORY

Re: Legendary Albums From The Past

Quote:

Originally Posted by NYCBlue

There's not one lightweight among those. If you want lightweight, look no further than Saxon. A second-rate band if ever there was one.

It's like a get together at a students union meeting

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