What's a landmark album you haven't busted out for a while?

[mbflash80]

17 hours ago, Chibearsv said:

I'll never forget hearing this album for the first time in the seventies.  I don't know if it's a landmark album for the world, but it was for me.  I'd never heard anything like it before.  Swampy blues and Texas rock! 

 

Great album...Gibbons is just a beast of a player...doesnt flash speed or anything like that but his tone personifies the attitude of the band and its sound...cant be replicated

[joeypots]

What an album.

 

[BTWheezy]

This album, and particularly this song, seems to get better with every year.  An iconic performance.
 

 

[CaptainQuintero]

  I don't really enjoy it anymore but when I was 14/15 Moby released '18' and it was great, lots of chillout at a time when it seemed to be non-stop school pressures. Didn't realise what what coming down the line a few years later!

  Don't even know if he still makes music!

[Xavier_Dredo]

 

I’ve been digging deep lately to ones I haven’t played in a while

[Chibearsv]

I remember hearing this one for the first time when I was 11 or 12 years old. It's still brilliant. 

 

[tucomapache]

[Colt45]

On 4/10/2020 at 12:14 AM, mbflash80 said:

Im not the biggest Van Halen fan so its been ages since I played the debut album...but I can only imagine what other guitar players of that time must have been thinking when they first heard it...the sound and the technique was literally something never heard before...

 

22 hours ago, BrightonCorgi said:

The first four Aerosmith albums I have been playing a lot.  Hard to decide which of the four I like the most.

 

 

 

Whenever this comes up, the first Halen album is always the first  that comes to mind - a true game changer. VHII is great as well. Toys In The Attic and Rocks are my favorite Aerosmith albums, and as much as I like Toys, Rocks was the "landmark" for me.

[Fosgate]

Hands down one of my biggest life influences. I was in jr high in 1987 when my 19yr old cousin I was close to, was killed in a car crash. Guy was crazy smart and gifted. He was in school working with lasers and developed, buiit and sold a couple to Pink Floyd's laser lgiht show. I had never listened to Pink Floyd until his passing and I was in his basement with his brothers preparing for the funeral. Day of the funeral was standing room only inside the church with more people gathered outside than inside. To me i found out how loved and important he was to others. They played "Shine on you Crazy Diamond" and there was not a dry eye inside or outside. That's when I got into listening to Pink Floyd and opened up my desire to experience more and not always follow the herd so to speak. 

 

[bassistheplace]

Wow, you guys have great taste (I think because it's similar to mine

[Tstew75]

Led Zeppelin IV

[joeypots]

A rock and roll classic. The cover of That's Alright Mama, the only other version I know of was by Elvis Presley, is a tour de force. I'm Loosing You? Fuggetahbotit. 

[tigger]

[GotYaGoat]

[SpecialK]

1 hour ago, GotYaGoat said:

Huge fan of OK Computer !

[Wfriar]

?? Liquid swords just turned 25 yo last year. .  Supreme clientele 21 yo the other day.  Both classics.  

[WABOOM]

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[Skypilot]

On 4/11/2020 at 9:34 AM, BTWheezy said:

This album, and particularly this song, seems to get better with every year.  An iconic performance.
 

 

Great album. I can listen to it on repeat over and over again. 

[cigcars]

      * Donna Summers' Greatest Hits ?

[KCCubano]

The Doors first album. Classic Jim!

[BuzzArd]

[KCCubano]

35 minutes ago, BuzzArd said:

Thats a great one to

[bassistheplace]

over the weekend:

Cheap Trick - Heaven Tonight

Dire Straits 1st

Bob Marley - Kaya

[Puros Y Vino]

Playing the hell out of this the past 2/3 weeks. (Van Halen II)

[WABOOM]

I have that cd......hurts my ears


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