Perfect Albums-Part 4
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Join Pete Pardo & Guitar Hack for part 4 of a look at some albums we consider perfect from start to finish.
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When you mention Queen people are going to say "A Night At The Opera" which is fantastic. But for me it's "Queen II", top to bottom.
Great pick, Queens best album for me too.
Totally agree.
Love every single track
My favorite Queen record is news of the world 🤷♂️
Everyone bangs on about queen 2,I think its the only queen album I haven't heard start t finish,I must give it a listen right through
@@patrickmurphy1803 If you like guitar harmonies and layers of vocal harmonies this is the album to listen to.
Beatles - Revolver.
Steely Dan - Aja
Deep Purple - Machine Head
James Brown - Live at the Apollo.
Floyd - Animals
Led Zep II
Stevie Wonder - Innervisions
Sabbath - Vol4
Sabbath - SBS
Genesis - Wind and Wuthering
Yes - Close to the Edge
The Who - Who's Next
Steely Dan - Royal Scam
Santana - Caravanserai
Humble Pie - Smokin
Floyd - DSOTM (of course)
Thats just off the top of my head.
I'll have a look through my 4,000+ albums on vinyl and cd and come back with another 30!
67 now and a Londoner so lived it all,saw it all.
Yes Santana pick awesome, would be on my list too.
people forget caravanserai
I love your channel Pete! I have my pen and notebook ready because you'll always describe bands and albums I've never heard. I've got pages of notes! Thank you so much!
1.Steely Dan Aja 2.Santana Abraxas 3.Led Zeppelin I (debut)4.Jefferson Airplane Surrealistic Pillow 5. Simon and Garfunkel Bridge Over Troubled Water
For me The Who - Who's Next is a perfect album, absolutely love every song on it
Masterpiece! The Who's shining moment! Especially BARGAIN!
Five more perfect albums for me.
1- Jeff Beck- Blow by Blow
2- Free- Tons of Sobs
3- Mahogany Rush- Strange Universe
4- Alice Cooper Group- Killer
5- BTO- Not Fragile
And finally....never thought of "Blow By Blow." Oustanding choice!
I love Blow by Blow. One of my top 25 ever. My dad played that for me at an earlier age and it changed my course as a listener, a musician.. what a great record and still so playable today.
Jeff Beck is not of this earth and proof that aliens shred on guitar! It will sound modern 100 yrs. from now!
Interesting that so many other You Tube music critics name Kerry Livgren as a great guitarist. But not only that - a great pianist, synth player, and composer/orchestrator. He can't read or write music & never took a lesson, so he'd compose in his head & teach the prog song parts to the other 5 members of Kansas in the studio. And he's absolutely the most humble guitarist/musician on the planet. Amazing that he recovered from a terrible stroke in 2009 that left him unable to walk, talk, or use his hands. But he still plays with Kansas occasionally and is busy composing in his studio. God's gift to music!
7 perfect albums (to me) because I couldn't cut it down to 5:
Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick
Tierra Santa - Medieval
White Wizzard - Infernal Overdrive
Mastodon - Crack the Skye
Genesis - Foxtrot
Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden
Judas Priest - Sad Wings of Destiny
Gerry Rafferty City to City was a front to back for me.
This LP came out the year I graduated HS. While most of my friends were pogo-ing to punk or discoing to The Bee Gees, I was totally absorbed in this album and I still am.
I must admit I only bought that for Baker Street many years ago.
i still listen to it, it nevers gets old (though my album and cassettes did get worn out).
Thanks for giving Robin Trower some love. Highly underrated musician
@Dallas D he’s one of my favorite. He should be in R&R Hall of Fame instead of rappers and soft rockers
Great pick Pete for Bridge of Sighs!
Megadeth- Rust in Peace
Tool- Lateralus
Trouble- Trouble
Def Leppard- High n Dry
Lateralus is my favourite album but it’s not a perfect album because of the filler ‘experiment’ tracks
@@mahogany174 I need those ambient instrumental tracks to recover from the awesomeness.
@@kevinturchin 😂 It is pretty damn awesome.
Megadeth has about 3 perfect albums - rust in piece, peace sells, so far so good so what.................
1- Tarkus (ELP), 2- Songs From the Wood (Jethro Tull), 3- Free Hand (Gentle Giant), 4- Moving Pictures (Rush), 5- Houses of the Holy (Led Zeppelin). See parts 1, 2, 3, etc.
Reckless - self titled debut
Tristitia - Garden of Darkness
Y&T - Earthshaker
Morgion - Cloaked by Ages Crowned in Earth
Black Sabbath - Headless Cross
Y and T Earthshaker is one of mine too, awesome album. When you mention Reckless self titled, is that the obscure band with female singer from toronto. If so thats a killer album.
@@ukrocksounds3419 Yes, that's the album with the female vocalist, superb album and great production 👍
Pete, thank you. Because of you I discovered Robin Trower! Awesome!
Second wind by Brian auger
Oblivion express from 1972. Jazz/soul/ funk, rock, fusion prog. Awesome players, vocals in this precious gem. Brian auger deserves more love. Robin trower great pick Pete.
Here's a few;
Boston "S/T"
Jeff Beck " Blow by Blow"
Steely Dan " Royal Scam"
Aerosmith "Rocks"
Montrose " S/T"
Pink Floyd " Wish you were Here"
Black Sabbath " Sabotage"
Dream Theater "Images and Words"
Beatles " Magical Mystery Tour
Joe Bonamassa " Blues of Desperation"
Deep Purple " Burn"
Led Zeppelin "2"
Definitely agree with Images and Words🤘🏼🤘🏼
Sabotage is insanely good. Heartily agree
Vos choix d'albums sont incompatibles entre-eux.
Je peux pas mentionné les beatles avec un montrose par exemple, ni un bonamanzana avec un bon groupe rock que vous n'avez même pas mentionné. La video est bidon et leurs choix aussi.
Welcome back HACK!! 👍💯
Thanks Gary. Cheers
Catch a Fire - Bob Marley & the Wailers. RIP Bunny Wailer who provided bongos and conga to a perfect album.
The follow up Burnin' too
The Doors - Strange Days
David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
Iron Maiden - Powerslave
Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream
Queens of the Stone Age - Rated R
Foo Fighters - Wasting Light
Run the Jewels - RTJ4
Great choices!
Powerslave, absolutely.
Siamese Dream is ridiculously good.
strange days best doors album i think and strange days my fav doors song ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Strange days and Rated R getting some love!
Steely Dan - Can't Buy A Thrill...Uriah Heep - Demons & Wizards...Yes - Fragile...Budgie - Never turn Your Back On A Friend. Now I have to watch your Parts 1-3. Sabbath - Mob Rules and I think "Over & Over" is perfectly placed on this perfect album.
When I saw this topic, the first album easily for me just happened to be the one you were about to pick. Bridge of sighs.. I can’t even pick a favorite song...I like every song on that album so much. Especially love the vocal on About to Begin...it’s so smooth.
‘Blow By Blow’ turned 46 years old on March 1st. It is a masterpiece!
1 Kate Bush The Kick Inside/Never For Ever/Aerial 2 King Crimson Red 3 Van Der Graff Generator Godbluff 4 Yes Drama 5 Del Palmer Leap Of Faith/Holly Knight Holly Knight
kate bush the kick inside listened today fantastic choice kate bush fall of fame here we come!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When ‘Aerial’ came out I played nothing else for four months. I think it’s the greatest record ever made by an artist so late in their career.
1. Blue oyster cult- Secret treaties
2. Opeth- Still life
3. The Aristocrats- Culture Clash
4. David Bowie- Station to station
5. Testament- The new order
The Opeth album that is perfect for me is Blackwater Park. Still Life is also pretty kickin’, but for me personally it’s not perfect
@@daltonharper4208 I already picked Blackwater park on one of the other episodes
and for me still life is perfect too so...
Supertramp - Breakfast In America
Rush - Moving Pictures
Boston - Boston
ELO - A New World Record
Cheap Trick - Heaven Tonight
Kiss - Hotter Than Hell
Ozzy Osbourne - Diary of A Madman
Queen - A Day At The Races
Tea For The Tillerman - Cat Stevens
Please make more of these I love just making a list and listening to all the albums you bring up that I haven't heard before, this is great
Thanks for the shout out for Robin Trower Pete and, as usual, i agree preferring the follow up...just. As for Kiss's album Rock and Roll i think it sounds so tinny and, for me, a major let down after Destroyer.
From those thrilling days of yesteryear:
MOTT - Mott the Hoople
FOREVER CHANGES - Love
DISRAELI GEARS - Cream
THE DOORS - The Doors
BENEFIT - Jethro Tull
Strong list!
Ride the Lightning- Metallica
Somewhere in Time- Iron Maiden
Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band- The Beatles
In Trance - Scorpions
Straight Shooter - Bad Company
Godbluff - Van Der Graaf Generator
Highway - Free
Cheap Trick - Cheap Trick (debut)
Van der Graaf Generator blazed trails still not yet travelled by others, thanks to Peter Hammill’s raging voice meshed with dazzling complexity.
Out of the blue ELO is a great one, as well as station to station bowie.
I have to put U.K., the debut as a perfect prog album.
Great pick Pete on the Blow by Blow album. Seen that tour at the O'Keefe Centre in Toronto, July 23, 1975, Max Middleton on keyboards,Wilbur Bascomb on bass and Bernard Purdie on drums.. He did 2 shows, 630pm and 900pm, I saw the 900pm show, infuckincredible!!!!. Other perfect albums for me are David Bowie Hunky Dory, Black Sabbath debut album, & Ten Years After Watt.
Perfect albums:
Van Halen - Van Halen
The Cars - The Cars
The Cure - Disintegration
Rush - Moving Pictures
Pink Floyd - Animals
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
AC/DC - Back in Black
Yes - Close to the edge
Led Zeppelin - IV
Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell
Love the cars album
@@johnschanzle3593 Yeah John often overlooked and under rated but to me, it’s a perfect album start to finish. The second side is an amazing flawless song cycle. Only weak track is perhaps “I’m in touch with your world” on side one, but other than that it’s perfect. Second album by the cars candy - o is also excellent! But not as good as the flawless perfect debut. Production is amazing and it was way ahead of its time for 1978! Still sounds amazing today - it holds up!
@@analogkid2869 heartbeat city album has great songs not a perfect album
@@johnschanzle3593 True with weird dated 80s mutt Lange synth production- good songs though - 1st two cars albums can’t be topped!
1. J. Beck Wired 2 Mahavishnu Inner Mountain Flame 3. M Davis Tribute to Jack Johnson 4. Led Zeppelin 1 . 5. King Crimson Discipline. 6. ELP Brain Salad Surgery. 7. Santana Lotus 8. Deep Purple Made in Japan. 9 Jean Luc Ponty Imaginary Voyage. Etc etc. Put a few live ones here, because I love them. Cheers from Australia.
The Cult - Sonic Temple IS a perfect album for me too! Has sentimental value and great memories to come with it as well, so that's even extra! Great picks again guys!
More kickin’ picks from both of you🤘🏼
5 More Perfect Albums For Me Are
1. Judgement- Anathema
2. Black Sabbath- Black Sabbath
3. Rumors- Fleetwood Mac
4. Stay Hungry- Twisted Sister
5. Don’t Look Back- Boston
You like ‘We’re Not Gonna Take it’?
@@mahogany174 yes I do. A lot of people might find it overplayed and annoying, but I can still enjoy it and every song off of Stay Hungry. Probably because I haven’t heard it as much as others have
@@daltonharper4208 This channel put me on to Anathema. I love that band
@@mahogany174 good to hear that! They’re my favorite band of all time🤘🏼
Whitesnake Come An Get It
Aerosmith...Rocks.../ Nazareth Hair Of The Dog...1rst Boston album...Highway To Hell...ACDC....Rush...Moving Pictures
Another great show in the series and good to have Guitar Hack in the co-captain chair bringing his view of some personal favorites. Thanks to you both.
Appreciate it. It was fun.
J Geils-Sanctuary
Aerosmith-Rocks
J. Geils is great!!
When it comes to:
Whitesnake - Come An' Get It
Status Quo - Quo
Dire Straits - Brothers In Arms
Electric Light Orchestra - Out Of The Blue
Toto - Toto
I ain't getting up to change anything, maybe the volume
Good to see Come and get it, get some love, whitesnake fans tend to overlook it. Really solid start to finish.
Machine Head - The Blackening
W.A.S.P. - The Headless Children
Overkill - The Years of Decay
Opeth - Still Life
Bolt Thrower - Those Once Loyal
Headless Children is MASTERPIECE!!!!
The Cars - The Cars
The Rolling Stones - Let it Bleed
Scorpions - Blackout
The Who - Who's Next
Cacophony - speed metal symphony
Yngwie Malmsteen - marching out
Scorpion - in trance
MSG - assault attack
Malice - in the beginning
Rush - hemispheres
The Cult - love
Helix - no rest for the wicked
Malice hell yes! License to Kill is a great album too!
Robert Wyatt: Rock Bottom
Drive Like Jehu: Yank Crime
Explosions in the Sky: The Earth is Not a Cold, Dead Place
Isis: Panopticon
Swervedriver: Mezcal Head
Solid picks
Rock Bottom is more than a masterpiece!
Great picks bro
1. living colour-time's up
2. santana-carvanserai
3. whishbone ash-argus
4. motörhead-overkill
5. crime and the city solution-shine
My 2 cents (actually 7 cents) ...
Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell
Boston - Boston
Deep Purple - Machine Head
Iron Maiden - Piece of Mind
Judas Priest - Screaming for Vengeance
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
Scorpions - Blackout
Here's a sleeper
Peter Greens fleetwood mac!
One of the best blues rock album ever
Billy Cobham - Spectrum
Paul Kantner /Jefferson Starship - Blows Against The Empire
Al Stewart - Year Of The Cat
Yeah...love Year of the Cat! 1976 was a monster year for great releases.
wishbone ash, argus, theres the rub..marillion clutching at straws..u heep live
I'm a moderate Whitesnake fan. I had the '87 album in high school and loved it. I bought the CD recently. Still Of The Night I could play on repeat. Here I go again is a little overplayed but good. I like Slide It In too. I've been listening to it recently, a lot. Slow and Easy I remember as a kid and that's another song I can play on repeat. It's a good album too. Getting the CD this week :)
I'm not a big fan of old school music and old prog but listing to you lecture Pete has helped me appreciate it more. Keep doing what you do. I like the newer groups like Porcupine Tree, Dream Theater, etc. They don't make good music like this anymore.
Mob Rules over H&H as an album, but the song H&H will always be top of the mountain for me.
Cream: Wheels Of Fire-Blind Faith: Blind Faith-Aerosmith: Get Your Wings-Iron Maiden: The Number Of The Beast-Mercyful Fate: Melissa
Perfect albums for me
Perfect Strangers
Slide it In
Holy Diver
Walk on Water
Bent out of Shape
Every Zeppelin album lol
Metallica - Kill ' Em All
AC/DC - Highway To Hell
KISS - Dynasty ( not my favorite album but I like every song )
Ozzy Osbourne - Diary Of A Madman
Van Halen - Van Halen
I agree with you on most of those! Kill Em All, Diary of a Madman, and Van Halen are perfect albums for me🤘🏼🤘🏼
Not a big fan of Kill ‘Em All but I agree with you on Dynasty, I like all of that album.
Bridge of Sighs is magical
Listened to "Sonic Termple" the other day. Bought it the day it was released back in '89. I don't think there's ever been an album in my music history that I've played more within the first few months of buying it than this album.
OverKill - Taking Over
Stryper - To hell with the devil
Whitesnake - 1987
Budgie - In for the kill
I think Whitesnake is too commercial but to each their own.
UFO Phenomenon, Rush Caress of Steel
Love Caress of Steel, so underrated
@@Matty0923 Agreed.
@@Matty0923 I know. It's the album that introduced me to Rush, and my favorite.
Heaven And Hell
Perfection
Definitely is🤘🏼🤘🏼
Nope.There is more than enough filler in there.
Kansas' "Song For America" does it for me, not my favorite from the band but from start to finish it is amazing American midwestern prog. Interesting comments on Schon and I would include Tommy Shaw and Lindsey Buckingham in the group mentioned. Great show Hack and Pete.
Uriah Heep - demons and Wizards
Cinderella - long, cold winter
AC/DC - fly on the wall
Carcass - heartwork
Bolt Thrower- those once loyal
HELL YEAH!! I LOVE THESE!!! Their are tons of albums I know though that are perfect that I bet Pete and all his friends have never heard but OMG THEIR ALL GOOD!! I may give examples, idk yet, thinking about it haha 😊
I dig Duran Duran's album Rio
Rio and the debut are both great albums.
Dark Side Of The Moon and The Wall are perfect albums according to my ears , they are flawless from start to finish. Abbey Road is almost perfect but it contains Octopus's Garden and Maxwell's Silver Hammer.
"Bridge of Sighs" - Perfection
"Assault Attack" - Perfection
"In Rock" - Perfection
"Blow By Blow" - Perfection
"Slide it In" - Perfection...BUT..I must have the UK version. LOL I prefer that by far over the US version.
"Back In Black" - can't listen to it anymore. I would have to skip half the album to keep from going nuts. It USE to be a perfect album for me.
"Escape" - I will drown my own children to not hear "Don't Stop Believing" again!
"Sonic Temple" - Not a fan but well produced and played.
"Mob Rules" - Stunning Perfection
"Rock and Roll Over" - Half is perfection....1/4 is very good...the other 1/4 I can't stand.
Great choices all the way around. Each of us have our preferences! Always fun to hear other people's picks.
phones you are very right about the shifty Journey song don't stop believing I hate that affiliate piece of S whining.
What about Beck-Ola with Rod Stewart on vocals. Flawless.
Clutch - Blast Tyrant
Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic
AC / DC - Highway to Hell
Grateful Dead - American Beauty
I've heard the 2 Clutch after this but gotta check this out- and of course the other 3 Yowza!
Frank Sinatra Cycles - Journey Evolution - America Hat Trick - Foreigner Head Games - Santana lll
What made you pick Sinatra? Just curious
@@newavatar2947 we’ll Sinatra is a GIANT in music. A lot of people don’t no that Jim Morrison’s two favorite singers were ELVIS & FRANK SINATRA
Rush - 2112, A Farewell to Kings, and Hemispheres are 100% perfect. Never got into Vital Signs or Witch Hunt on Moving Pictures, and Permanent Waves isn't quite perfect either - Freewill, Entre Nous and Different Strings are slightly weaker tracks. Clockwork Angels would be perfect if not for Wish Them Well. In my opinion, Wish Them Well is the only bad song Rush ever recorded.
Yes - Close to the Edge (was mentioned in the first episode) is perfect, as is Relayer in my opinion.
Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet. As great as any prog album from the 70s, perfect top to bottom. Not just every track but every performance, part, tone, and note. Not a single thing could be done to improve that album for what it is.
Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick. Definitely perfect, but it might be cheating since it's basically a single song (just broken into two parts.)
Rush is just a commercial band not really a prog band they're albums are just a commercial products!!!!
Five more
1) Land of the Midnight Sun
2) Elegant Gypsy
3) Casino
4) Splendido Hotel
5) Electric Rendezvous
All by Al Di Meola. I still play all five of these and I never skip any tracks when I do.
Ain't commented till now. No order
Steely Dan- AJA
Pink Floyd- Wish You Were Here
AC/DC - Let There Be Rock
Rush- Permanent Waves
Black Sabbath- Sabotage
ZZTop-Tres Hombres, Rush-Farewell toKings, Hemispheres, Permanent Waves, Moving Pictures, Grace Under Pressure, or Signals. Aerosmith- Get Your Wings or Toys in the Attic. Buckingham nicks. ELO- Out of the Blue or A New World Record. Bowie- Ziggy Stardust. Boston's Debüt(though I think you already mentioned it). Alan Parsons- Tales of Mystery and Imagination or I Robot. Flotsam and Jetsom- Doomsday For the Deceiver.
5 perfect albums:
Marillion - Marbles
Ayreon - 01011001
Neal Morse - Solar Scriptura
Return to Forever - Romantic Warrior
Arena - The Visitor
arena visitor is great and l love all of them peppers ghost is my favourite but i love every one
For me it's Who's Next. I love more each time I hear it.
I love The Cult also. So many incredible albums and songs from their very early beginnings in the early 1980's until their most recent album. Ian Astbury has a wickedly amazing voice and Billy Duffy slays it on the guitar. He is a true riffmaster.
Deep Purple...Made In Japan......Black Sabbath - 1st Album.....Rush Permanent Waves.....Pink Floyd Animals.....Ozzy Diary of a Madman.....could easily list 10
Journey’s ‘Escape’ really is a fantastic record. Steve Perry is one of the rock singers who attended the Church of Sam Cooke along with Rod Stewart.
‘Blow by Blow’ is a masterpiece. I heard it for the first time on a coach when I was at school, on our way to France for a ski trip. Listening on my Walkman, stunned by ‘Scatterbrain’ and entranced by ‘Cause We’ve Ended As Lovers’. For me the best record George Martin made outside The Beatles. My second favourite guitarist of all time after Richard Thompson.
Saw The Cult on this tour at Manchester 89. Awesome rocking gig and a great setlist. Also saw Billy Duffy at the Marshall Tribute gig at Wembley doing Cult songs with Corey Taylor of Slipknot. Great stuff
Journey from Infinity through Raised on Radio 77-88 pretty amazing run. Foreigner first 4 albums…. Accept - Breaker/ Restless & Wild/ Balls to the Wall/ Metal Heart!!!! Heart - 1987 album
The Cult came from The Southern Death Cult, then became Death Cult then The Cult and were but that time were considered indie, one of the first two bands i ever heard described as that genre. My fav album by them is the Dreamtime album of that era which was one prior to Love.
3 guitar players...who take a great song and kick it up to a higher level via the solo..Neil Schon(journey)...Martin Barre(Jethro Tull)....David Gilmour(Pink Floyd)
Some great picks guys! Sonic Temple,Assault Attack,Slide It In,Back In Black. My one pick for this episode - KANSAS/Audio Visions....Starts off upbeat with Relentless,Hold On & Curtain of Iron are fantastic,a straight-ahead rock tune - Got To Rock On, a classic - No One Together & one of my personal favorites - No Room For A Stranger....the last track,a little weak.....but this album is the perfect blend of American prog w/eighties sensibilities💯.
An underrated Kansas album that's for sure, not a favorite for me but I like it quite a bit Relentless was killer live totally amazing, overall some brilliant 'forgotten' Kansas songs that kick butt so it's perhaps unfairly ignored. I think, Walsh and Livgren's solo albums were both probably the better releases of the three, curiously enough.
Black Sabbath, Black Sabbath.
Cressida, Cressida.
Boston, Boston.
Hawkwind, Levitation.
Indian Summer, Indian Summer.
Great show as always. For me this is the best series in the channel. Can't wait to see Moving Pictures on it! The quintessential " perfect album".
Wasn’t that in episode 1?
the Cult's 'sonic temple' came out roughly the same time as i was recalled for desert storm. i remember buying the cassette at the leonard wood px before deploying - LOVE that album, almost as much as 'love' (by the by, my other cassette purchase was Slayer's 'seasons in the abyss' - both kept my hope afloat...)...MSG's 'assault attack' was one o' my favorite LPs in high school......'mob rules' - specifically the title song - is what finally brought me into the Sabbath fold (courtesy o' sneaking into a drive-in to see the film 'Heavy Metal' ! mid-west y'all, hearing metal on the radio just wasn't a thing back then)......'back in black' is the ONLY post Bon Scott era AC/DC album i own......Trower and Beck - just never got into them......Whitesnake's 'slide it in' !
Unsolicited comment: I really liked that this was about about 1/2 hour time format.
Great picks. There's so many.
Great video Pete and Hack.
GN.
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Being an ACDC fan I would say Let There Be Rock and Powerage are there truly perfect albums. Back In Black and Highway To Hell are close.
Ozzy - Diary and Blizzard
Black Sabbath - Master of Reality
Violent Femmes debut
Maiden - Debut/Killers/Number of the Beast
Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers / Beggar's Banquet
Pink Floyd - Dark Side / Animals / Wish You Were Here
Everyone mentions blow by blow from jeff beck which is a great album. But I like truth.
Here's one that's bit obscure, and may not qualify because it's all covers, but in my mind is absolutely perfect: 'Perfect Day' by Chris Whitley.
Also, 'To Bring You My Love' by PJ Harvey is perfection.
1980: Black Sabbath: Heaven and hell
1979: Status Quo: Whatever you want
1978: Judas Priest: Stained glass
1977: Fleedwood mac: Rumours
1976: Kansas: leftoverture
1975: Ted Nugent: Ted Nugent
1974: Queen: II
1973:Lynyrd Skynyrd: pronounced ...
1972: Deep Purple: Machine head
1971: Gerry Rafferty: Can I have my money back
1970: Crosby Stills Nash &Young: Deja Vu
1969: Beatles: Abbey Road
1966: Beatles: Revolver
1964: Bob Dylan: the times they are a changin'
Thats it for me
Van Halen/ Runnin with the devil, Little Dreamer, On Fire, Ain’t talkin bout love, eruption etc 2) Def Leppard Hysteria 3) Billy Idol Rebel Yell 4) Scorpions World Wide Live 5) Motley Crue Girls, Girls, Girls 6) Bon Jovi New Jersey 7) Journey Escape 8) Van Halen F.U.C.K. 9) Y&T Open Fire 10) AC/DC Back n Black 11) ZZ Top Eliminator 12) Metallica Black Album 13) Boston Cool the Engines 14) Ozzy Blizzard of Oz 15) Heart
Skid Row - Slave to the Grind (Beggar's Day version)
Love/Hate - Blackout in the Red Room
Warning - Watching from a Distance
Elder - Lore
El Caco - Viva
Jet Black - In Paradox
Blue Oyster Cult Fire Of Unknown Origin. A Classic no bad tracks
Veteran of the Psychic Wars is 🤘
Have to disagree my friend its a deep cut ! As they say
Huh? Not sure what that means "deep cut" anyways it's one of my fav songs by them. 🤘 Means horn hands, I wasn't saying it was a bad song
Opps I see! The "is" threw me.
Yrs its a great track. Joan Crawford is my fav. Deep track just means a tune thats not talked about or deep in album. Clear now lol 🤘