best CDs

[brendon557]

When i say best CDs i mean CDs where you can listen to every song on that cd and not get tired of it or have to skip any of those songs. So does anyone know of any CDs like this. i got 2 of them
1- Take a look in the mirror- Korn
2-Chocalate Starfish and the Hotdog flavored water- Limp Bizkit

[Goats_On_Unicycles]

Live Miles -Miles Davis
Light As a Feather -Return to Forever
Blonde on Blonde -Bob Dylan
Blood on the Tracks -Bob Dylan
Mercy, Mercy, Mercy -Cannonbll Aderly
Hat Rats -Frank Zappa
Happy Hour King Missile
Conversations With Myself -Bill Evans
Alice's Retaurant -Arlo Guthrie
Unit Structures -Cecil Taylor Unit
Trance -Cecil Taylor

[cool-bananas]

The piper at the gates of Dawn - Pink FLoyd

[Goats_On_Unicycles]

Actually, anything by Miles Davis is a best cd.

[monkeyman]

Lots of Led Zeppelin ones
Back in Black - AC/DC
Ride the Lightning through the Black Album - Metallica
Appetite for Destruction -Guns N' Roses
Journey's Greatest Hits CD
Blizzard of Ozz - Ozzy Osbourne
The Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd
Machine Head - Deep Purple
Deep Purple in Rock - Deep Purple

[Hazmat]

I'm more of a dance/rock freak myself. :D

Rock
Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
Evanescence - The open door and Fallen


Dance
Wild Dance Series
Transmission Red
Transmission White

[James_Potter]

Basically all the Beatles albums...especially their later ones, in my not so humble opinion.
Josh Ritter's album Hello Starling has also always been one of my favorites.
Icky Thump and Elephant, both by the White Stripes, are AMAZING albums.
Surrealistic Pillow, and Volunteers, by Jefferson Airplane.
Plastic Ono Band, by John Lennon
The Wall and Dark Side of the Moon, Pink Floyd

yeah!

[Unitik908]

between the buried and me-colors.

Chase

[SqueakyOnion]

"Classical"

Viva Voce! - Sotto Voce Tuba Quartet
Listen to This - Adam Frey, euphonium

Classical

Adagio for Strings - Samuel Barber (any recording of it)

Ska

Anthem - Less Than Jake




Am I the only one here that listens to classical music?

I highly suggest that everyone listen to Adagio for Strings by Samuel Barber. That music is absolutely incredible.

[Triball]

Slon in Sadež - Štafeta Mladosti:p
It's a CD made from audio from a show on TV, with funny audio inserts and songs with great and funny lyrics. There's only one song I have to skip, though

[kington99]

Holy Wood - Marilyn Manson

[Jedimind]

Energy-Operation Ivy
Album Minus Band- Bomb the Music Industry!
Visions of Gandhi- Jedi Mind Tricks

[Hazmat]

Classical
Adagio for Strings - Samuel Barber (any recording of it)
That's 1 of my favorites too. :eek:

[Goats_On_Unicycles]

"Classical"

Viva Voce! - Sotto Voce Tuba Quartet
Listen to This - Adam Frey, euphonium

Classical

Adagio for Strings - Samuel Barber (any recording of it)

Ska

Anthem - Less Than Jake




Am I the only one here that listens to classical music?

I highly suggest that everyone listen to Adagio for Strings by Samuel Barber. That music is absolutely incredible.
I'm not a big fan of Barber.

I like Oliver Messian myself. Anything twelve-tone is worth a listen.


Does anyone else listen to jazz??

[dudewithasock]

I'm not sure if there is a cd with no song I'd want to skip...even the best of Led Zeppelin CDs have a couple I'll skip in favor of some other song.

The only album I can think of off the top of my head that I'd listen to and thoroughly enjoy every song is Ten by Pearl Jam.

[Triball]

The CD with the music from Scrubs (the TV show) was also my favorite a while ago. No song skipping for quite a few months. They are still good.

[Jerrick]

I have about 20 cds I can name right now that I havent skipped a track.

But, one of them I have listened to fully 4 days in a row now is Dream Theater. I cant say which cd, cause I usually listen to about 2 or 3 of their cds a day, with no skipping.

I do the same with Nightwish, Symphony X, Porcupine Tree, Necrophagist, Dying Fetus, Blotted Science, and a lot more.

[Borgschulze]

Merzbow Ft. Jamie Saft - Merzdub

[brendon557]

I have about 20 cds I can name right now that I havent skipped a track.

But, one of them I have listened to fully 4 days in a row now is Dream Theater. I cant say which cd, cause I usually listen to about 2 or 3 of their cds a day, with no skipping.

I do the same with Nightwish, Symphony X, Porcupine Tree, Necrophagist, Dying Fetus, Blotted Science, and a lot more.
2 or 3 CDs a day!!!!! HOw many songs are on those CDs???

[Jerrick]

2 or 3 CDs a day!!!!! HOw many songs are on those CDs???

10-15.

Each cd is around 1-1.5 hours long.

[mill_mobile]

Goldfinger - Open Your Eyes

[unicyclepa]

the roots- the live one

oh and the new kanye

[brendon557]

10-15.

Each cd is around 1-1.5 hours long.
wow wish i had a life :p
lol jk

[Riles]

Any Bad Religion album, Plagues by The Devil Wears prada

[forrestunifreak]

Well, I would say:

Thousand Foot Krutch's The Art Of Breaking

Kutless' Hearts of the Innocent

Linkin Park's Meteora

The Offsprings greatest hits



I would almost say like, Red Hot Chili Peppers By the way, but..... not quite.

[brendon557]

Well, I would say:

Thousand Foot Krutch's The Art Of Breaking

Kutless' Hearts of the Innocent

Linkin Park's Meteora

The Offsprings greatest hits



I would almost say like, Red Hot Chili Peppers By the way, but..... not quite.
im not sure if i wuld count greastest hits in this section cus most bands that made it big and that had a greatest hits CD then the cd is probally good all the way threw

[forrestunifreak]

im not sure if i wuld count greastest hits in this section cus most bands that made it big and that had a greatest hits CD then the cd is probally good all the way threw

Haha yeah, but it's one of my limited CD collection, and.... You did say CD's, not albums.

[john_childs]

The Offsprings greatest hits
Singles don't count as albums.

[James_Potter]

Singles don't count as albums.
BURN

[UniBrier]

Until JC chimed in the oldest person in this thread was 25. Can you imagine if this was a Geezer thread?:


When i say best LPs i mean LPs where you can listen to every song on that cd and not get tired of it or have to skip any of those songs. So does anyone know of any LPs like this?


22 minutes per side and you had to manually find the space to skip a song on vinyl.

Top candidate would still be Dark Side Of The Moon.

[john_childs]

I grew up in a time of LPs and cassettes. You didn't much random access listening. You listened to the entire album. It's inconvenient to skip songs on an LP and even more so on a cassette. Albums tended to be different back then. It was the days of album rock.

I still listen to music an album at a time. I'm listening to Don McLean's American Pie album right now. I don't just listen to the title track -- I listen to the entire album.

Pretty much every CD I have I listen to all the way through with no skipping. I don't even consider randomizing the tracks, that would be unthinkable.

I was slow to jump on the MP3 wagon because my listening is so album based. When I browse my MP3 collection I browse by album and not by song. I have very few tracks that are not part of a full album.

Classical music is a given. You naturally end up listening to the entire CD (or 2 if it's a Mahler symphony). Even if you just listen to Adagio for Strings you're going to listen to the entire CD even though Adagio for Strings will be only one short piece on the CD.

I don't own any Linkin Park or Greenday or many other new bands. I couldn't listen to an entire album of that if you paid me. It hurts the ears and grows tired before the CD is finished.

[ntappin]

I almost never skip songs in albums. A good album is meant to be listened to in its entirety. If it isn't then its not an album its just a cd with songs.

one of my favourites lately is ztrip's "uneasy listening vol 1"

The cd I have probably listened to the most in my life though is probably Green Day's "Dookie". It was my first ever cd, my brother gave it to me when I was four. Again I listened to the whole album usualy but sometimes I would listen to song seven... or what it 14, I don't know but I'm pretty sure it was called basket case.

[schoesno1]

i prefer
Frenzal Rhomb- Sans Souci
great for pumping up before a ride or a climb:D

[smcmorrow]

13 Tales from Urban Bohemia by the Dandy Warhols
Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd
Moon Safari by Air
OK Computer and Kid A by Radiohead

Actually, any Radiohead, Pink Floyd, or Dandy Warhols album.