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The man who doesn't read good books has no advantage over the man who can't read them.- Mark Twain
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It's a tie between Radiohead's OK Computer and Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon.
Quadrophenia, the Who.
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My favorite album is Air's Moon Safari. I have it since it was released in 1998 and just recently I read that Madonna and filmmaker Sofia Coppola are fans of the album too.
A Silver Mt. Zion - He has left us but shafts of light sometimes grace the corners of our rooms
Godspeed You! Black Emperor - F# A# (Infinity)
Mt. Eerie - Parts 6&7
The Notwist - The Devil You and Me
Mogwai - Come On, Die Young
have the most plays on my iTunes program, so im guessing one of those would be my favorite if any
Dark Side Of The Moon-Pink Floyd
Love those two albums. If I had to pick just one favourite, at this current point in time it would have to be Siamese Dream by The Smashing Pumpkins. Honorable mentions to many others whom I'm too tired to name.Originally Posted by Mathor
My favourite albums are:
Bjork:
- Vespertine
- Post
- Homogenic
- Debut
though to be fair, I pretty much love all of Bjork's albums. She's kookie, cool and original.
Radiohead:
- OK Computer
Kate Bush:
- The Hounds of Love
Keane:
- Hopes and Fears
Goldfrapp:
- Seventh Tree
Rufus Wainwright:
- Release the Stars
- Want One
- Want Two
Coldplay:
- Viva la Vida
Sigur Ros:
- Takk
Air:
- Talkie Walkie
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I love that album too, although if compilation albums counted, The Whole Story is practically the perfect Kate Bush album. If compilations don't count for Kate Bush it has to be between The Kick and The Hounds of Love, it's a tough choice though. I think I lean more towards The Kick.
Anyway, as my overall favourite album, probably David Bowie's Low.
(Edit: Bjork is solid too, but I get why she doesn't do it for many people)
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hmmm...funny I've never consider this, I always listen to a single track of one album and then jump to another...but I guess the real album i've listen to over and over one summer after the release would be: Never Gone by Backstreet Boys
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Blood on the Tracks (NY Sessions).
J
Umm it's hard to say but my favorite albums right now are
Nico - The marble Index
Joy Division - Closer (probably my favorite album)
Air - Moon Safari
As of this day, 08/19/2011 my favorite albums are:
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Frank Black - Teenager of the Year
Pixies - Bassanova
Kings of Leon - Because of the Times
If I come back in 2 years, will the Wall still be there? It seems like I listened to it, and listened to it, and then had to stop because I was afraid I would ruin it for myself.
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