Franti with Spearhead.
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Listen to what he's singing' it's all about community and just chillin
Love it
Dark Side of the Moon.
Pink Floyd
Astounds me every time I put the needle down on this amazing piece of black plastic.
Bleach
Nirvana
I don't know if I'd call it the "best" album, but haven't come across any other album that matched my obsession with it back in the day.
yes had bleach.
echoing below mine was pixies doolittleSelect to expand quoteBlueMoon said..
Bleach
Nirvana
I don't know if I'd call it the "best" album, but haven't come across any other album that matched my obsession with it back in the day.
yes had bleach.
echoing below mine was pixies doolittleSelect to expand quoteBlueMoon said..
Bleach
Nirvana
I don't know if I'd call it the "best" album, but haven't come across any other album that matched my obsession with it back in the day.
Select to expand quoteBlueMoon said..
Bleach
Nirvana
I don't know if I'd call it the "best" album, but haven't come across any other album that matched my obsession with it back in the day.
Definitely up there!
I went with pearl jam - Ten
Problem I always had with Pearl Jam's Ten was that it sounded like it was recorded from inside a dustbin outback of the stadium on the matinee performance at the end of long tour.
On an old tape player.
By a half deaf kid who had just been to a Metallic concert, spending 2 hours 'banging in the mosh pit next to the speakers.
Music or performance wasn't the issue, it was the audio.
"I want that you are always happy" by the Middle East (arguably the central Queensland Coast's greatest ever indi-christian-folk-pop band).
Not sure what happened to them after this masterpeice.
Will stick on Franti and have a listen. Thanks for the heads up.
I have hundred of favourite records but always come back to this
Scruffy Mod Rock, songwriting chops and killer drumming
You am I - Hi Fi Way
Some good taste in this thread.
Hard to pick a best but definitely agree with Dark side of the moon, Bleach and the Middle East
I would also add Neil Young - On the Beach, Kings of Leon - Youth and young manhood
Select to expand quoteHotBodMon said..
You guys obviously haven't heard THIS!!!!!!!
Ban him Loz!!!
A week in the sin bin seems fair for this 
It doesn't start. It's your favourite. Not favourites.
Hard, yes.
I go with Floyd. Animals.
Good taste indeed. My favourite that hasnt been said is probably Nirvana " MTV Unplugged in new york" absolutely amazing.
Select to expand quoteBuster fin said..
It doesn't start. It's your favourite. Not favourites.
Hard, yes.
I go with Floyd. Animals.
Me too.
Could also go Led Zep , In through the out door as a close second.
No Exit - The Angels.
Any Aussie album from the Alberts label in that era of classic pub rock bands 
For some reason fav "wish you were here" by PF. Shine on your crazy diamond is genius.
Single album that really blew my mind is Siamese dream by smashing pumpkins
It was there through some real high highs and low lows heaps of significant defining life moments around that time for me so it really was the background of five of the best and worst years of my life..........
And pink Floyd wish you were here...... let's just say leaving school at 14 to work on a commercial fishing boat was a bit of an eye opener
Select to expand quoteLorgra said..
One that has stuck with me over time.
Oath, Johnny mellencamp has some absolute classics.
I reckon Cold chiesels "east" is a beauty to put on during a roadtrip as well.
