NO BS..no description. Post your favourite album of all time

[yhelothar]

It's like all these exotic sounds shimmering and slithering all around you as you're sonically teleported into this alien soundscape.

 

[Drako]

Lots of BS

Somewhere in my garage is this.

 

[Homerboy]

I had to pick 5, sorry; love all of these from beginning to end and never get sick of them, which is extremely rare for me:

KT

My friends and I have debated this many times. I think Unfun is more raw and "natural", but song for song, 24 Hour Revenge Therapy is flawless. Bivouac is WAY underrated too. Regardless, one of the greatest of all time.

That being said:

 

[Homerboy]

or maybe

YES!!! Electric Wizard!
Obviously Fugazi is a no-brainer pick.
God, after a decade+, I never thought there were actually people with taste and/or knowledge on this forum!

 

[ImpulsE69]

YES!!! Electric Wizard!
Obviously Fugazi is a no-brainer pick.
God, after a decade+, I never thought there were actually people with the same taste on this forum!

ftfy. Just because it's not listed as top, doesn't mean people didn't listen to it.

 

[Jeffg010]

No BS

 

[Axon]

Indeed sir

 

[Loop2kil]

My friends and I have debated this many times. I think Unfun is more raw and "natural", but song for song, 24 Hour Revenge Therapy is flawless. Bivouac is WAY underrated too. Regardless, one of the greatest of all time.



That being said:

What a great freaking album

 

[Dr. Zaus]

My friends and I have debated this many times. I think Unfun is more raw and "natural", but song for song, 24 Hour Revenge Therapy is flawless. Bivouac is WAY underrated too. Regardless, one of the greatest of all time.

That being said:

I just listened to this whole thing. Since I don't like rap because I enjoy music where there is some amount of singing, I didn't like this album at all.

 

[DigDog]

just wanted you to know, i know these guys exist

 

[CraKaJaX]

No BS

Nice. :thumbsup:

I saw Satch a few times in early 2000's. One of the shows was a gig with Eric Johnson. Satch sat in for 'Cliff's of Dover' and Johnson sat in for 'Surfing with the Alien'. It blew my mind then and still blows my mind to this day. Unbelievable talent.

 

[*kjm]

 

[Jeffg010]

Nice. :thumbsup:

I saw Satch a few times in early 2000's. One of the shows was a gig with Eric Johnson. Satch sat in for 'Cliff's of Dover' and Johnson sat in for 'Surfing with the Alien'. It blew my mind then and still blows my mind to this day. Unbelievable talent.

I'm all about the high end guitar player, Joe Satriani, Steve Via, John Petrucci, Eric Johnson, Yngwie Malmsteen, Paul Gilbert, Eddie Van Halen, Vito Bratta, Nuno Bettencourt,

G3 tour is my favorite concert to go to. Joe Satriani is my favorite player solo player where as John Petrucci is my favorite band player.

 

[DigDog]

you need to get into bumblefoot then.

 

[zinfamous]

Can't decide on 10 never mind 1. Man was not born to be monogamous. Anyway here are 3. If I want to, I'll post more another day. It's all BS anyway.

I think I love this guy.

 

[zinfamous]

Great choice for hip hop. For me, it's either this or Low End Theory, posted earlier.

 

[zinfamous]

Just as KT thinks my musical taste is fogey baloney, I just don't "get" Sinatra's fame and preeminence. When asked, the most musical thing people say is his "phrasing." Can some actual musician enlighten me about this?

IIRC, he managed to master circular breathing which, I guess for a singer, is pretty fucking difficult? He could stretch phrases out longer than most and because his tone and control was so perfect, he had this nice fade and reverb--natural, you know: no autotune! that few could match.

He was also a pretty awesome dude when it comes to working with and promoting black musicians and trying to embrace more popular music as he got older (Well, sorta....that last bit was more an attempt to cling to the last fading shreds of relevance).

David Allen Coe ?

Bit of a joke but I like him actually.

Gotta outlaw that there Geetar.

lol, man...David Allen Coe. yeah...don't play that guy in polite company. Great when drinking and stoned off your gourd, but uh, as long as no one overly sensitive is around.

 

[clamum]

What a great freaking album

Not many people know about Clutch but they put out some damn good music. Great musicians, all around.

I consider myself a fan of them but admittedly haven't listened to that album. I like "From Beale Street to Oblivion," "Robot Hive/Exodus," and "Blast Tyrant."

My fav though:

Playing "Eight Times Over Miss October" on guitar is a blast... I need to get back into playing.

 

[Mai72]

 

[MidasKnight]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPjgE9Vp07c