Desert Island Discs

[Reply #40 on:]

Top 20 for me, no specific order.

1. Barry Adamson "The King Of Nothing Hill"
2. Deadly Avenger "Deep Red"
3. Drexciya "Grava 4"
4. Tom Waits "Bone Machine"
5. Tom Waits "Mule Variations"
6. Tom Waits "Alice"
7. Tom Waits "Blood Money"
8. Bran Van 3000 "Glee"
9. Radiohead "Kid A"
10. Radiohead "Amnesiac"
11. The Matthew Herbert Big Band "Goodbye Swingtime"
12. 23Skidoo "Seven Songs"
13. Adrian Sherwood "Never Trust A Hippy"
14. Colleen "Everyone Alive Wants Answers"
15. Two Lone Swordsmen "Tiny Reminders"
16. Sparklehorse "It's A Wonderful Life"
17. Tin Hat Trio "The Rodeo Eroded"
18. The Cinematic Orchestra "Every Day"
19. Four Tet "Rounds"
20. The Jimi Hendrix Experience "Are You Experienced?"

[Reply #41 on:]

Anthology- Oingo Boingo
Nightmare Before Christmas- OST
Return of Saturn- No Doubt
Down With Love- OST
Mellicious- Melissa Lefton
Beautifulgarbage- Garbage
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Once More, With Feeling- OST
This Way- Jewel
Greatest Hits- No Doubt
Moulin Rouge! Volume 1 & 2- OST
Chicago- OST
Garbage- Garbage
Scarlet's Walk- Tori Amos
Fun With Humans- Stretch Princess
Strange Little Girls- Tori Amos
Up with soundtracks, No Doubt and Garbage!

[Reply #42 on:]

The Donnas- American Teenage Rock'n'Roll Machine
The Donnas- Spend the Night
Garbage- Version2.0

[Reply #43 on:]

In no particular order:

1) REM - Reveal
2) JJ72 - I To Sky
3) Doves - The Last Broadcast
4) Oasis - The Masterplan
5) Chili Peppers - By the Way
6) David Gray - A Century Ends
7) Doves - Lost Souls
8) Dandy Warhols -  13 Tales From Urban Bohemia
9) Tom McRae - Tom McRae
10) Tom McRae - Just Like Blood
11) Aimee Mann - Magnolia Soundtrack
12) Train - Drops Of Jupiter
13) Ash - 1977
14) Travis - Good Feeling
15) Beta Band - Hot Shots II
16) Gomez - Bring It On
17) Grandaddy - The Sophtware Slump
18) Semisonic - All About Chemistry
19) JJ72 - JJ72
20) Thin Red Line - Original Score

is it still OK to be an indie boy these days? Or should I hang my head in shame because there's no thrash type music   
only kidding.

[Reply #44 on:]

Righty-ho:

• Smashing Pumpkins - Gish
• Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream
• Smashing Pumpkins - Pisces Iscariot
• Smashing Pumpkins - Earphoria
• Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
• Smashing Pumpkins - Adore
• Smashing Pumpkins - Machina/the machines of god
• Smashing Pumpkins - Machina ii/the friends and enemies of modern music
• Smashing Pumpkins - Judas O
• Zwan - Mary Star of the Sea
• Muse - Hullabaloo*
• Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots**
• The Cooper Temple Clause - See This Through And Leave
• The Verve - Urban Hymns
• A Perfect Circle - Mer De Noms

* Though it's a tough call which Muse album to pick. I went with the live album, as you get the released stuff, plus the B-sides.
** Only because it's the most cohesive of their albums.

[Reply #45 on:]

Okay. Twenty? I'll try to narrow it down. It'll be a list of albums that exist in some form, that I own, and would be able to listen to for about a month. But that would probably be the longest out of any list I could make.

(Alphabetical by artist)

Barenaked Ladies -- All Their Greatest Hits I would bring their albums Gordon, Born on a Pirate Ship, Stunt and Maroon, but I have to save space.

The Beatles -- Revolver
Again, I would bring every Beatles album recorded, but Revolver would have to be the best of the early-mid era albums for repeated listenings.

The Beatles -- Abbey Road
See above, but replace "early-mid" with "late".

Ben Folds Five -- Whatever and Ever Amen
Simply brilliant.

Ben Folds -- Rockin' the Suburbs
Possibly even better than the group efforts.

Eric Clapton -- The Cream of Clapton
Saving space instead of bringing albums from Cream, Derek and the Dominoes, and then Clapton solo.

The Doors -- Greatest Hits
A greatest hits package that manages to flow like an album.

Guns n' Roses -- Appetite for Destruction
I hope I don't need to explain this one.

Jimi Hendrix -- The Ultimate Experience
I would actually bring The Experience Collection, but seeing as how it's a collection of his 3 albums, it would probably be cheating.

Meat Loaf -- Bat Out Of Hell
Big, overblown, and massively entertaining.

Moxy Fruvous -- Live Noise
The only live album on the list, and for good reason. It's a greatest hits album along with some of the best musical improv I've ever heard.

Nirvana -- Nevermind
Possibly the greatest album of the 90s.

Queen -- Greatest Hits Volume 1
I would love to bring all the greatest hits albums, but none of them can compare to the first.

Pink Floyd -- Dark Side of the Moon
No explanation needed.

Pink Floyd -- The Wall
In fact, I'd bring the movie if I could.

Red Hot Chili Peppers -- Californication
The closest thing to rap you'll see on my list.

They Might Be Giants -- Lincoln
I'm tempted to also put Flood here, but there's no competition.

Weezer -- (The Blue Album)
Catchy, singable, and fun as hell.

The Who -- Tommy (studio version)
The first successful rock opera with songs that don't have to be listened to in context.

The Who -- Who's Next
You know an album is good when at least half of its songs make it to their Greatest Hits.

(Edited after realizing that I couldn't use HTML directly.)

[Reply #46 on:]

hmm ok...

1. Garbage- Garbage
2. Garbage- Version 2.0
3. Garbage- Beautifulgarbage
4. Garbage- B Sides
5. GreenDay- Dookie
6. GreenDay- Insomnia
7. GreenDay- Nimrod
8. GreenDay- Warning
9. NikelBack- SilverSide up
10. WhiteZombie (gotta check disc name...)
11. FearFactory- Demanufactured
12. Korn- Korn
13. Best of SilverChair
14. Presidents of the United States of America - self-titled
15. Presidents- Freaked out and small


As you can see I cant live with out my GreenDay and Garbage.

[Reply #47 on:]

 

Originally posted by jeisen:
The Beatles -- Revolver
Again, I would bring every Beatles album recorded, but Revolver would have to be the best of the early-mid era albums for repeated listenings.

 I got that album recently but just for "Tomorrow Never Knows". I love that track, it was pretty forward thinking for its time.

[Reply #48 on:]

In alphabetical order:

Abandoned Pools - Humanistic
The Ataris - So Long Astoria
Audio Adrenaline - Hit Parade
Trey Anastasio - Trey Anastasio
Barenaked Ladies - Greatest Hits
Dave Matthews Band - Crash
DC Talk - Intermission
Rich Mullins - Songs
Phish - Junta, Disc 1
Phish - Rift
Phish - Billy Breathes
Phish - Farmhouse
U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind

[Reply #49 on:]

Michael Jackson- Thriller
NWA- Straight Outta Compton
Biggie- Ready to Die and Life After Death
2pac- Greatest Hits
Beatles- One
Nirvana- Nevermind
Puff Daddy-Now Way Out
Prince- Purple Rain
Saturday Night Fever

and many more...

[Reply #50 on:]

Ooo. I haven't seen this thread.

1. U2 - Achtung Baby
2. Radiohead - Ok Computer
3. Travis - The Man Who
4. Bright Eyes - Lifted...
5. Placebo - Sleeping With Ghosts
6. Radiohead - The Bends
7. U2 - Zooropa
8. Dashboard Confessional - The Places We Have Come To Fear The Most
9. Coldplay - A Rush Of Blood To The Head
10. Radiohead - Kid A
11. Coldplay - Parachutes
12. The Dandy Warhols - Welcome To The Monkey House
13. The White Stripes - White Blood Cells
14. U2 - The Unforgettable Fire
15. Radiohead - Hail To The Thief

That'll do for now.

[Reply #51 on:]

I'd bring like food, Instead. Or record breifings on how to survive onto a disk. You guys aren't very practical.

[Reply #52 on:]

1 - Manic Street Preachers - The  Holy Bible
2 - The Faint - Glass Danse
3 - The Vines - Highly Evolved
4 - Alex Empire - Miss Black America
5 - Ash - Singles
6 - Nirvana - In Utero
7 - At The Drive-In - Relationship of Command
8 - The  White Stripes - White Blood Cells
9 - McLusky - My Pain and Sadness is More Sad and Painful than Yours
10 - Radiohead - The Bends
11 - The Clash - The Essential Clash
12 - The Sex Pistols - Never Mind the Bollocks
13 - Talking Heads - Best Of
14 - Manic Street Preachers - Generation Terrorists
15 - GTA: Vice City - Soundtrack

[Reply #53 on:]

My ever changing list may look something like this:

Opeth - Morningrise
Solefald - Neonism
Bad Religion - No Control
Go-Go's - Talk Show
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Turbonegro - Apocalypse Dudes
Misfits - Static Age
Deadbolt - Zulu Death Mask
Black Sabbath - Vol 4
Judas Priest - Sad Wings of Destiny
Bjork - Post
Mahavishnu Orchestra - The Innermounting Flame
Rush - 2112
Porcupine Tree - Coma Divine
Ulver - Kveldssanger

[Reply #54 on:]

 

Originally posted by Spice Weasel:
Bjork - Post

I love that album. I'll have to say its one of her best, besides maybe her Debut album.

[Reply #55 on:]

I'd take my decks and my Hardcore collection.

If not I'd rather go without.

Edit.

Actually:   

Originally posted by davierocks
GTA: Vice city - soundtrack

That would rock!

[Reply #56 on:]

50 Cent- Get Rich or Die Trying
D12- D12 World
Snoop Dogg- Doggy Style
All of Eminem's albums
8 Mile Soundtrack
Elvis 30 hits
Rob Zombie Greatest Hits
Obie Trice- Cheers
Beastie Boys Anthology
Santana- Supernatural
Santana-Shaman
Mario Winans- Hurt No More
G Unit- Beg For Mercy
Sean Paul- Dutty Rock
Fugees- The Score

and more to come...

[Reply #57 on:]

I don't even know how I got on here, but I am in love with music and so I got caught up reading these and only felt like chiming in, in the hopes that nobody ever reads this and it ends up in the depths of hell that is called the internet...  Anyways, enough with the meloncholy BS...

Albums, hmm....  And this is forever, or until someone comes to rescue, so this is a bit eclectic, since I don't know what mood I'll be in...

1. Ryan Adams...Heartbreaker

2.  Wilco...Being There (Both Discs)That's not cheating, it's two discs.

3.  Atmosphere...Seven's Travels

4.  Belle & Sebastian...The Boy With The Arab Strap

5.  Charisma & Peanut Butter Wolf...Big Shots

6.  The Decemberists...Her Majesty The Decemberists

7.  The Shins...Oh' Inverted World

8.  Wax Poetic...Nublu

9.  Sage Francis...Personal Journals (By far #1 on anybody's list)

10.  The Thrills...So Much For The City

Some random action, and on some random site, but f it, if anyone hasn't heard of any of these bands I'd suggest to check them out, as I am looking up some new names that I've found along here also.

Have a great night...

Arnold

[Reply #58 on:]

Oh, And I'd also have to sneak on..

11.  Cannibal Ox...The Cold Vein

Just one of the greatest complete albums ever made.

[Reply #59 on:]

It's good, but I wouldn't want it on an island with me. I'd much rather have Vordul's cd. I'm not a big Vast Aire fan ("My mother said, 'You sucked my pussy when you came out'" *shudders*), and I don't like a lot of the production on Cold Vein. "Scream Phoenix", "Stress Rap", "Raspberry Fields"  and "The F-word" are supa dope, though. Yo yo.

[Reply #60 on:]

these be my selections, now if only that island had a CD player...

1. Aerosmith- Young Lust
2. Beastie Boys- the Sounds of Science
3. Michael Jackson- History
4. AC/DC- live
5. Thin Lizzy- Wild One
6. Elvis- 30 number ones
7. Van Halen- best of both worlds
8. Blues Brothers- the definitive collection
9. Eric Clapton- Time pieces volume 1
10.Tenascious D- Tenascious D
11.No Doubt- the singles
12.Frank Sinatra- my way
13.Jimi Hendrix- Live at Woodstock
14.Red Hot Chili Peppers- Greatest Hits
15.Beatles- the red album

[Reply #61 on:]

 

Originally posted by nerdlingus:
I'd take my decks and my Hardcore collection.

Knowing this guy (whatever happened to him?), when he says "hardcore", he's probably not talking about hardcore at all, but asshole electronic refuse like Scooter... "I viel hardcoah!!". This has nothing to do with hardcore, and nothing in the world of electronic music will ever have anything to do with hardcore. Whoever decided to call a branch of techno (or whatever, some genre-nazi might "school" me on this) should be guillotined.

My ten desert island discs would be DVDs with loads and loads of mp3s on them. But if we're talking about actual albums (non-double-albums, since it's traditionally ten discs), then I'd probably bring:

• Jeff Buckley - Grace
• Kira and The Kindred Spirits - Happiness Saves Lives
• Sigur Rós - Agætis Byrjun
• The Velvet Underground and Nico
• Mew - Frengers
• Eels - Electro-Shock Blues
• The Mars Volta - De-Loused In The Comatorium
• Interpol - Antics
• Psyched Up Janis - Beats Me
• Antonín Dvorak's 9th.

BUT- If I can cheat like the lot of you (up to twenty, is it?), then I'll add:

• Jeff Buckley - Live at Sin-é CD1
• Jeff Buckley - Live at Sin-é CD2
• Eels - Daisies of The Galaxy
• The Dillinger Escape Plan - Calculating Infinity
• Weezer - Pinkerton
• The Woodsmen - Black Hair (if it exists as an actual album outside the web)
• A Perfect Circle - Thirteenth Step
• Cecilia Bartoli accompanied by Gyorgy Fischer - Se tu m'ami
• Kashmir - Travelogue
• Lightning Bolt - Ride The Skies

...but I'd go for the DVD loophole.

[Reply #62 on:]

Pikka, as for Nerdlingus' definition of "hardcore", I guess you're right. And let me add: If anyone tries to justify the position of calling electronic music "hardcore" using the term "happy hardcore" will die a horrible, slow and painful death.

[Reply #63 on:]

eh, what the hell:

in no particular order, except 1-10
1. The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour
2. Iron Maiden - Seventh Son of a Seventh Son
3. Iron Maiden - Brave New World
4. Iron Maiden - The Number of the Beast
5. AC/DC - High Voltage
6. AC/DC - Highway to Hell
7. Meat Loaf - Bat out of Hell II
8. Queen - Greatest Hits I
9. Bruce Springsteen - The Rising
10. Led Zep - IV

I could probably name more, but meh. Those are just the ten I thought of first.

[Reply #64 on:]

Can't I just take my iPod..?

[Reply #65 on:]

Aagh, difficult.
Anything that makes me choose favourite albums usually makes my head explode. I forget the albums I own, or think I own... ugh.
Straight off the mark, I'd have to say
Cake- Prolonging the Magic.
(It's such an old favourite that I could listen to over and over)
And probably
The Whitlams- Eternal Nightcap for the same reason.
But if I'm in a jazzy mood (Frank Sinatra, or even better: 'Songs to watch girls go by')... or in a rock mood ... these things will change. Also, I forget what I own. Too many. Not enough disc space in the holder and my brother and sister keep stealing my CD's.

*brain explodes*

[Reply #66 on:]

 

Originally posted by Ben:
Can't I just take my iPod..?

But the trees on the desert island have CD players carved into them, which run on coconut fuel...


As for my original list, everything remains the same except that now I add Prodigy – Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned in at number 4, and everything that was at and below that place moves down one…

[Reply #67 on:]

 

Originally posted by Otis P Jivefunk:
What are your desert island discs, your favorite CD's?   

Here's my top 15 in order, but you can do less, or more, or whatever...

01) Prodigy - Music For The Jilted Generation
02) Prodigy - The Fat of The Land
03) Prodigy - The Prodigy Experience
04) Alice in Chains - Alice in Chains
05) Lenny Kravitz - Greatest Hits
06) Nirvana - Nirvana (best of)
07) Jamiroquai - Syncronized
08) Alice in Chains - Nothing Safe, best of the box
09) Mindset - A Bullet for Cinderella
10) Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
11) KoRn - Follow the Leader
12) Radiohead - OK Computer
13) Anthrax - Volume 8 The Threat Is Real
14) Deftones - Around the Fur
15) Pitchshifter - Deviant

It's time to see how this has changed 4 years later. I still love all those discs, but things have changed slightly. I’ll make it a top 25 this time...

01) Prodigy – Music For The Jilted Generation
02) Prodigy - The Fat Of The Land
03) Prodigy - The Prodigy Experience
04) Prodigy – Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned
05) Alice In Chains - Dirt
06) Alice In Chains - Alice In Chains
07) Massive Attack - Mezzanine
08) Anthrax – Volume 8 The Threat Is Real
09) Mindset – A Bullet For Cinderella
10) Alice In Chains - Facelift
11) Jamiroquai - Synkronized
12) Lenny Kravitz – Greatest Hits
13) Audioslave - Audioslave
14) Anthrax – Sound Of White Noise
15) Radiohead - OK Computer
16) Linkin Park – Meteora
17) Red Hot Chili Peppers – Stadium Arcadium
18) Deftones – White Pony
19) Linkin Park – Hybrid Theory
20) KoRn – Follow The Leader
21) Deftones – Around The Fur
22) Keane – Hopes And Fears
23) Radiohead – Amnesiac
24) Nirvana – Nirvana (best of)
25) Megadeth - Youthanasia

[Reply #68 on:]

 

Originally posted by SpacemanSpiff:
Pikka, as for Nerdlingus' definition of "hardcore", I guess you're right. And let me add: If anyone tries to justify the position of calling electronic music "hardcore" using the term "happy hardcore" will die a horrible, slow and painful death.

Bomb The Music Industry's MySpace used to call itself Punk-Ska-Happycore which amused me since I only know Happycore as the aforementioned Happy Hardcore. And suely we are just being arrogant in referring to hardcore punk as simply hardcore due to PEELs largely homogenous music taste (see, all this thread). *zing, asshole*

If I was to be stranded in a car for exactl the time it would take to play 15 CDs (that I own) then I would take:
Sikth - The Tress are Dead and Dried Out...
Sonic Boom Six - The Ruff Guide to Genre Terrorism
Bad Religion - All Ages
Nightwish - Once; Century Child
Bomb The Music Industry - Album Minus Band; To Live and Die in Long Island; Goodbye Cool World; Get Warmer
Propagandhi - Potemkin City Limits
John Coltrane - Giant Steps
Dr John - Best of
Iron Maiden - Live After Death
Jimi Hendrix - Best of
The Now Shows recorded in 2006

Subject to change on a weekly basis.

[Reply #69 on:]

My top 20 in no order:

1. The Beatles - Abbey Road
2. The Beatles - White Album
3. Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV
4. Led Zeppelin - How the West Was won (Live CD)
5. Foo Fighters - In Your Honor
6. Queen - Night at the Opera
7. White Stripes - De Stijl
8. Raconteurs - Live at Wolverhampton Civic Center
9. Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
10. Beach Boys - Sunflower
11. Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run
12. Bruce Springsteen - Wild & Innocent E Street Shuffle
13. Robert Johnson - The Complete Recordings
14. Frank Zappa - Shut up and play yer' guitar!
15. Janis Joplin - Pearl
16. The Shins - Chutes Too Narrow
17. The Clash - London Calling
18. The Gorillaz - Demon Days
19. Amy Winehouse - Back to Black
20. Cream - Disraeli Gears

That about covers it...

[Reply #70 on:]

My 20, in no particular order

Orbital - Snivilisation (best album ever)
Orbital - Blue Album
Orbital - Diversions
Orbital - In Sides
Orbital - Orbital 1
Orbital - Orbital 2
Orbital - The Altogether
Orbital - Middle Of Nowhere
The Chemical Brothers - Push The Button
The Chemical Brothers - We Are The Night
The Chemical Brothers - Exit Planet Dust
Leftfield - Leftism
Leftfield - Rhythm and Stealth
Zero 7 - Simple Things
Mylo - Destroy Rock and Roll
The Go! Team - Thunder, Lightning, Strike
The Go! Team - Proof Of Youth
The Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots
The Polyphonic Spree - Together We're Heavy
The Polyphonic Spree - The Fragile Army

[Reply #71 on:]

I ilke so many different kinds of music, like rach the tall this is an exploding head question!

Electronic:-
Orbital - Brown Album / Insides
Tangerine dream - Poland, but all 70s and early 80s stuff.
Various old house music
Kraftwerk- various, fav's: the man machine and Computer World
New order- up until 1990's (Best = Substance 1987 )
808 State - Ninety

Rock / metal:
Iron maiden - Piece of mind / Live after death / Killers / Number of the beast.
Pink Floyd - almost all, fav is Darkside of the Moon.
Paul Weller - various
REM- Out of time / automatic for the people.
Supertramp- Various
Stone Roses - The stone roses
The Doors - The doors
U2 - The unforgetable Fire and WAR.
YES- Close to the edge and Going for the one.

[Reply #72 on:]

Can I take 15/20/25 Blu-Ray or HD DVD discs?

This thread is slightly out of date, CD's are so passé. 

[Reply #73 on:]

Yay Kraftwerk!   

Rush - Moving Pictures, Grace Under Pressure
Depeche Mode - Music for the Masses, Violator
Radiohead - The Bends, OK Computer
Iron Maiden - Brave New World
New Order - Substance
BT - ESCM
Chicane - Far from Maddening Crowds
Deep Purple - Purpendicular
Led Zeppelin - IV, Houses of the Holy
Live - Throwing Copper
Dire Straits - Dire Straits
Massive Attack - Mezzanine
Morcheeba - Big Calm
Pearl Jam - Ten
Sheryl Crow - Sheryl Crow
Bjork - Greatest Hits
The Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
U2 - The Joshua Tree
Portishead - Dummy

[Reply #74 on:]

Can I bring my iPhone with iTunes on it?

Just kidding, i don't have an iPhone!

A couple of CD's i'd take

Menomena - Friend and Foe
Feist - The reminder
Regina Spektor - Begin to hope
Phoenix - the three recent ones...
My Chemical Romance - Black Parade
The Sounds - Dying to Say this to you
The Academy Is... - Almost here and Santi
Cobra Starhsip - While the city sleeps we rule the streets
Fionn Regan - Be good or be gone
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Final Fantasy - Has Good Home and He Poos Clouds
Gotye - Drawnig Blood

I'll add more later.

[Reply #75 on:]

 

My Chemical Romance - Black Parade

You deserve to be left on a desert island for that.

[Reply #76 on:]

 

Originally posted by Ben:
 You deserve to be left on a desert island for that.

Knew something like that would come.

Have you listened to it?

[Reply #77 on:]

All DLR era Van Halen
Pat Benatar: Crimes of Passion
Blondie:  Eat to The Beat
Joan Jett:  I Love Rock and Roll
The Eagles:  The Long Run
Huey Lewis:  Sports
ZZ Top:  Eliminator
Billy Joel:  Greatest Hits
Cosmos Soundtrack
Wagner:  Flight of the Valkyrie
Walter Murphy:  A Fifth of Beethoven
ABBA:  Greatest Hits

[Reply #78 on:]

 

Originally posted by bend_her:
Yay Kraftwerk!   

Rush - Moving Pictures, Grace Under Pressure
Depeche Mode - Music for the Masses, Violator
Radiohead - The Bends, OK Computer
Iron Maiden - Brave New World
New Order - Substance
BT - ESCM
Chicane - Far from Maddening Crowds
Deep Purple - Purpendicular
Led Zeppelin - IV, Houses of the Holy
Live - Throwing Copper
Dire Straits - Dire Straits
Massive Attack - Mezzanine
Morcheeba - Big Calm
Pearl Jam - Ten
Sheryl Crow - Sheryl Crow
Bjork - Greatest Hits
The Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
U2 - The Joshua Tree
Portishead - Dummy

I could go for this as a back up list to my own
 

[Reply #79 on:]

 

Originally posted by Ben:
 You deserve to have a desert island left on you for that.

Fixed.

*PLONK!*