My List

[The Welshman]

Thanks for all who replied to the thread with album reccomendatiosn for me! *mwah*

Here's mine!

OK, the necessary ones are in bold, the rest are worth checking out.

Oasis: Definitely Maybe, Morning Glory, Masterplan & Don't Believe The Truth
Aphex Twin: Richard D James Album
Ash: 1977
Basement Jaxx: Rooty
The Beatles: Red & Blue albums
Bjork: Debut
The Bluetones: Expecting To Fly & Return To The Last Chance Saloon
Blur: Parklife
Ian Brown: Golden Greats
Jeff Buckley: Grace
Catationia: International Velvet
Charlatans: Tellin' Stories, Us And Us Only & Up At The Lake
Chemical Brothers: Dig Your Own Hole, Surrender & Push The Button
The Clash: Story Of The Clash
Clinic: Internal Wrangler
Coldplay: Parachutes, Rush Of Blood To The Head & X and Y
Death In Vegas: Contino Sessions & Scorpio Rising
Deftones: Around The Fur & White Pony
Depeche Mode: 81:65 & 86:98
Doves: Lost Souls
Elastica: Elastica
Elbow: Asleep In The Back
Embrace: The Good Will Out
Eminem: Marshall Mathers LP
Foo Fighters: Foo Fighters & The Colour And The Shape
Nelly Furtado: Woah, Nelly! & Folklore
Peter Gabriel: Shaking The Tree
Goldfapp: Black Cherry
GLC: Greatest Hits
Gomez: Bring It On
Green Day: International Superhits
PJ Harvey: To Bring You My Love and Stories From The City Stories From The Sea
Idlewild: 100 Broken Windows
The Jam: Very Best Of
Joy Division: Substance
KT Tunstall: Eye To The Telescope
The Las: The Las
Leftfield: Leftism & Rhythm & Stealth
Lennon: Legend
Madness: Divine Madness
Manic Street Preachers: The Holy Bible Everything Must Go
Massive Attack: Blue Lines, Protection & Mezzanine
Mercury Rez: Deserter's Songs
Mogwai: Come On Die Young
New Order: Best Of
NIN: The Downward Spiral
Nirvana: Nevermind & In Utero
No Doubt: 1992-2003
Orbital: The Works
Portishead: Dummy & Portishead & Live In NYC
Primal Scream: Screamadelica, XTRMNTR & Evil Heat
The Prodigy: Music For The Jilted Generation & Fat Of The Land
Radiohead: The Bends, OK Computer & Kid A
REM: Green & Automatic For The People
Rolling Stones: Hot Rocks
Roxy Music: Best Of
The Smashing Pumpkins: Rotten Apples
The Smiths: The Smiths, The Queen Is Dead, Meat Is Murder & Strangeways Here We Come
Spiritualized: Ladies And Gentlemen We're Floating In Space
Stereophonics: Word Gets Around
Sting & Police: Best Of
The Stone Roses: The Complete Stone Roses
Super Furry Animals: Fuzzy Logic, Radiator & Guerrilla
Supergrass: In It For The Money
Martina Topley Bird: Quixotic
Tricky: Maxinquaye
Underworldubnobasswithmyheadman, 2nd Toughest In The Infants, Beaucoup Fish, A Hundred Days Off & 1992-2002
U2: 1980-1990 & 1990-2000
The Verve: Urban Hymns
Zero 7: Simple Things

[Jan Willem]

ooh i'd put X&Y in bold, i like it much more than the old album!

[Whatsername]

oo wow i have Green Day- International Superhits cd...its awsome! hehehe.

[Uwibami]

Originally Posted by The Welshman

Peter Gabriel: Shaking The Tree
Massive Attack: Blue Lines, Protection & Mezzanine
Nirvana: Nevermind & In Utero
Zero 7: Simple Things

Good albums. Already have them

-Peter Gabriel rocks whatever he does. Get the Secret World Tour DVD as well Growing Up; pretty out of this world stuff!
-Those 3 Massive Attack albums are awesome!
-I have [almost ? incl. singles] everything from Nirvana. I would also recommend Unplugged in New York.
-Simple Things is also a good album.

[Emma]

Eminem Sucks..........

But the foo fighters....get on

[The Welshman]

^ The Marshall Mathers LP is so unlike anything I've heard, it is lyrical genius, I mean who else would've made fun of Christopher Reeves' legs?

X&Y is good, but not a patch on Parachutes.

Oh, if anyone wants any of these albums get me on MSN

[Nel]

Originally Posted by The Welshman

Portishead: Live In NYC
[

nice, i was there

[Nico]

I don't like Eminem either, but I have to admit that he once was a lyrical genius!

[The Welshman]

Yeah, the past couple of albums were very MEH! but that MMLP is a work of class.



Carlo, stop lying.

[Nel]

lol, it would be a lie if I said I liked Oasis