Music- what's your favorite album that no one knows?

[Pete_G]

Originally Posted by East Tide

I am open to anything from LOTS of Phish, LOTS of Dead,

There's some sort of GD and Phish relationship to fishing. Not sure if fisherman are prone to listen to them or if fans of those bands like to fish, but it's there.

None of these albums are unknowns by any means but they're just hidden enough to sometimes be overlooked. Given what you listed if you don't already have them you're sure to love them.

Grisman & Garcia: David Grisman and Jerry Garcia

Bela Fleck: Tales from the Acoustic Planet

Hot Tuna: Live at Sweetwater Two

Old and in the Way: Breakdown

[piemma]

Originally Posted by Pete_G

There's some sort of GD and Phish relationship to fishing. Not sure if fisherman are prone to listen to them or if fans of those bands like to fish, but it's there.

None of these albums are unknowns by any means but they're just hidden enough to sometimes be overlooked. Given what you listed if you don't already have them you're sure to love them.

Grisman & Garcia: David Grisman and Jerry Garcia

Bela Fleck: Tales from the Acoustic Planet

Hot Tuna: Live at Sweetwater Two

Old and in the Way: Breakdown

Pete:
Who would have guessed. I have everyone of those albums. Old and in the Way is one of my top 10. Grisman is an absolute genius.

[afterhours]

paul- pete can thank his folks for his good music taste, i always look forward to the tunes when going to the edge!

[Back Beach]

Garcia/Grisham/Rice- The Pizza Tapes

Clash-London Calling

Neil Youg-Tonight's the night

Time Zero-Feed my gorilla.....

[Flaptail]

An album that brings back a lot of memories because I happend to be in New York city in the crowd at the Ritz when a lot of it was recorded is "Urgh, A music War!"

When Klaus Nomi hit the stage in his Kabuki Space man get up with the falsetto voice doing "Total Eclipse" the place went Ape Sh!t!!!!!!!!!!

[Jimbo]

Commander Codyand His Lost Planet Airmen, "Hot Licks, Cold Steel and Truckers Favorites"

[Sea Flat]

A current musician that doesn't get nearly the love he should is Martin Sexton. Amazing singer.

Good Albums are Black Sheep, Seeds, The American, Live at Central Park

Have a safe trip.

[FishermanTim]

Johnny Cash "Live from Folsom Prison"
Screamin Jay Hawkins "Cow fingers and Mosquito pie"
BB King "The best of BB King"
Squirrel Nut Zippers "Perennial Favorites"
Big Audio Dynamite "This is Big Audio Dynamite"

Local bands are:
The Spurs, The Cranktones, The Coachmen, Lovewhip, Babaloo

Some of my local favorites from back in the 80's:
The New Models, Face to Face, Private Lightening, Ministry (before Al Jurgenson's acid induced music), Adam Ant, Pet Shop Boys, Depeche Mode (Before the bands depression phase). I was a true alternative / punk rock kid, but I love ALL types of music (except rap, which I don't consider music).

[Mad Hatter]

Traffic - John Barlycorn Must Die
Delany & Bonnie with Eric Clapton
Tom Rush - No Regrets
Early Emmylou Harris

[MVbluefish]

Stereophonics

[Slingah]

more recent stuff...
Beck - Modern Guilt
Radiohead - In Rainbows
Scarlett Johansson - Anywhere I Lay My Head ( a Tom Waits cover disc ).....better than I thought it would be...

[rphud]

Just thinkin' of "local" music that would not have made its way up this far, Richie Cole and Alto Madness (at some little pasta joint in Chambersburg on a Tuesday night), Johnnie's Dance Band (clubs in Philly), Joe Zook and Blues Delux (rum joints in Trent'n), and the like. Still uncanny with the additions. Seen Methany as often as possible, saw Victor Wooton compensate for a broken string during the first cord of a base solo with Bela by retuning the remaining three strings as he continued to play the solo without missing a beat (my mind still is still blown), Joe Bonnamassa playing with BB King at the age of 13 in a club in Rochester NY, Dregs so close I was litterally getting pushed on the stage with the band (Disco Dregs?!?!?!), Sea Level.....talk about memories. I will definitely check out the web site. Probably dig thru the vinyl for some more "unkowns". Keep em coming guys! Bob H.

[jon2465]

the four horsemen "nobody said it was easy"










kickass rocknroll

[american spirit]

i've been jammin on The Faint. check out Facination and Danse Macrbe

[Slingah]

today was neil young.."after the goldrush".....damn fine album

[joe the plumber]

Originally Posted by Slingah

today was neil young.."after the goldrush".....damn fine album

Oh yeah it is.Slingah,saw him perform Greendale at the Mohegan Sun a few years back.One of the best shows I ever saw,and I've seen plenty.Those I remember anyway...........