Pretty easy. What's your all-time favourite album?
Mine would be "Sea Change" by Beck. It's the saddest and most beautiful thing that I've ever heard, at the same time. I hope everyone gets to hear it. : )
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Oy, I have to pick just ONE?!
Hmm...well, I have always enjoyed listening to No Name Face by Lifehouse. I never get tired of their songs. Ditto for Stepping Up to the Microphone by Newsboys. Both are awesome albums with a lot of "classics"
Hmm...well, I have always enjoyed listening to No Name Face by Lifehouse. I never get tired of their songs. Ditto for Stepping Up to the Microphone by Newsboys. Both are awesome albums with a lot of "classics"
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Ashley - Posts: 7364
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Hm...that's difficult...but probably ONE of my most favourite albums ever would be Plain White T's "Stop" just because sentimentally it holds a lot of memories...and always makes me feel happy when I listen to it...even though I've over played it...a lot.
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At present, it's both discs of Metallica's "S & M". Orchestral metal...it doesn't get much better than that.
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Maledicte - Posts: 2078
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hmmmmm...this is a hard question to answer. I have more than one favorite album. I guess I could just go with my current favorite, which is Coheed and Cambria's In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3. excellent album, and I listen to it like, all the time, lol.
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Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison (LIVE)
There are few things I dislike more than country music which why I still wonder why I love Johnny Cash. From Gospel Music to some pretty violent songs (for its time, that is). Still Cash's unique voice and the great music (along with its setting) makes this a memorable album.
There are few things I dislike more than country music which why I still wonder why I love Johnny Cash. From Gospel Music to some pretty violent songs (for its time, that is). Still Cash's unique voice and the great music (along with its setting) makes this a memorable album.
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SirThinks2Much wrote:At present, it's both discs of Metallica's "S & M". Orchestral metal...it doesn't get much better than that.
For orchestral metal, have you ever tried Rhapsody, Nightwish, or Blind Guardian?
It's incredibly difficult for me to choose one album for this. I suppose that one safe choice would be Black Label Society's album 1919 Eternal. Or maybe Nightwish's album Once......gah! See? I can't do it.
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Steeltemplar wrote:For orchestral metal, have you ever tried Rhapsody, Nightwish, or Blind Guardian?
I've heard of the names, but I've never heard their music...thanks, I'll be sure to check them out!
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If soundtracks count as albums, definately "FLCL OST Volume One: Addict". I mean, it's all by the same people, so it kind of counts. I literally could listen to it every day for weeks on end.
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Oh, SO many possibilities, but I'd have to say that my number one fave is Revolver by The Beatles
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I don't have a definate answer for this but I'll just post 3 or so of the ones I like the most on here.
Dead Poetic - Four Wall Blackmail, and New Medicines.
MxPx - Let It Happen
Dead Poetic - Four Wall Blackmail, and New Medicines.
MxPx - Let It Happen
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Blitzkrieg1701 wrote:Oh, SO many possibilities, but I'd have to say that my number one fave is Revolver by The Beatles
Oh, I love you. *glomps*
and did you know that...I think it was George Harrison...said that Revolver is like part II of Rubber Soul? Truly two of the best albums of all time.
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I shall note all of the above for future perusal. Thanks guys!
My favorite is Transistor by 311. I like early 311 more than their recent offerings.
My favorite is Transistor by 311. I like early 311 more than their recent offerings.
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