What CD's are sitting on top of (or in) your CD player right now?

[Screaming Lord Byron]

Here's mine -
Neu - '75
Prefab Sprout - Two Wheels Good (Steve McQueen)
Can - Anthology
XTC - Black Sea
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Let Love In
Cocteau Twins - Heaven or Las Vegas
Jesus and Mary Chain - 21 Singles
Teardrop Explodes - Kilimanjaro
Goldfrapp - Black Cherry
Chris Bell - I am the Cosmos

[Trajan]

1. One this moment ...

Hunky Dory - David Bowie ....

[Screaming Lord Byron]

4. Very, very good choice. A personal favourite.

[DODI]

18. The following:

The Pros & Cons of Hitch Hiking - Roger Waters

Royal Scam - Steely Dan

Anthology (1968-1985) - Todd Rundgren

A homemade Chumbawamba CD

Best of Al Stewart

Sand in the Vaseline - T Heads (Disc 1)

The vinyl:

One Fine Day - Lighthouse

Children of the Future - Steve Miller Band

Wonderfulness - Bill Cosby

No, I'm not old.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

23. I love Sand in the Vaseline. I dig Todd too, esp. Something/Anything.

I love that record.

[Fenris]

2. Godspeed You Black Emperor - f#a#

Talking Heads - Remain in Light
Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros - Streetcore
Fiona Apple - Tidal

[Screaming Lord Byron]

5. Remain in Light is a huge favourite of mine.

I do like F#A# and Slo Riot For New Zero Kanada (or whatever it's called)

[Fenris]

7. Their albums have names which confuse me.

I like that.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

11. Yeah. Great band.

[hippiechick]

3. .... Hippie's list ....

Ghosts of the Great Highway - Sun Kil Moon
The Day That I Forgot - Pete Yorn
Making Movies - Dire Straits
Come Away With Me - Norah Jones

:hippie:

[Screaming Lord Byron]

9. Good of you to pick obscure early Dire Straits.

and not to jump to that record which blighted my childhood through massive overplay. You know which one I mean.

[tigerbeat]

6. mine

Nina Gordon - Tonight and the Rest of My Life
The Grifters - Ain't My Lookout
Ivy - Apartment Life
Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin II
Murray Attaway - In Thrall
Paris - Sonic Jihad
Semisonic - All About Chemistry
Black Sabbath - Paranoid
Peter Gabriel - Peter Gabriel (melting face)
Jason Falkner - Can You Still Feel?
Eric Matthews - It's Heavy In Here
Sinead O'Connor - The Lion and the Cobra
Echobelly - On

[Screaming Lord Byron]

13. Is that Jason Falkner of Jellyfish? Cool.

I had the Echobelly record....no hang on, I had the one before that 'Everybody's Got One'

[RandomKoolzip]

20. Ah, Jason Falkner....

"Author Unknown" is one of the best records of the 90's....totally disappeared after release, but everyone who heard it wanted to BE Jason Falkner.....

[tigerbeat]

24. yeah totally fell i love with that disc.

almost as good as the jellyfish stuff. such a crime they aren't still together.

[RandomKoolzip]

28. Have you heard Brendan Benson's latest disc?

Falkner co-wrote most of the songs, produces, and plays most of the instruments on it, and apart from the weak lyrics, it's a minor masterpiece. Not as good as Benson's last album, "One Mississippi," (1996) but still pretty good by 2003's lower standards....

[tigerbeat]

34. no i haven't

but i love "one mississippi" so it's definitely on my list along with david byrne's new one

[tigerbeat]

21. that's a good one too.

their third one "lustra" was a bit of a disappointment but listenable.

[Mr. McD]

8. In my pickup CD is

25 Years Of The World Pipe Band Championship :)

[Screaming Lord Byron]

15. Only 25 years? They shortchanged you, fella!

[RandomKoolzip]

10. Good choice on "Black Sea."

One of my all-time faves.

Here's mine:


The Redskins: Neither Washington Nor Moscow
Grateful Dead: Mountains of the Moon (bootleg)
Firesign Theatre: Not Insane
Green: Elaine Mackenzie
Chisel: 8AM all day
Van Der Graaf: The Quiet Zone
Big Youth: Natty Cultural Dread
Hot Snakes: Suicide Invoice
Steve Kowalski: Too Late to Save Rock and Roll
Dave and Ansel Collins: Heavy Heavy Monster Sounds
DIY: We're Desperate: LA Punk, Vol. 1 (various)

[Screaming Lord Byron]

19. I do like the Big Youth. Black Sea is pretty much a perfect pop record.

[RandomKoolzip]

22. It don't get no better than "Burning With Optimism's Flames...."

I want that song played at my funeral (to cheer everybody up).

[BlueStateGirl]

12. Lucinda Williams 'Essence', Liz Phair ';Exile in Guyville'

Kings of Leon 'Youth and Young Manhood', Billy Bragg and Wilco 'Mermaid Avenue', The Rolling Stones 'Some Girls'

[Screaming Lord Byron]

44. Mermaid Avenue is a good one. Never heard the sequel.

I wonder how that was.

[Madrone]

85. Mermaid Avenue sequel ROCKS -

just like the first one. FYI.

[rawtribe]

14. here are mine

O.M.D. - Orchestral Manoeuvers in the dark
Pet Shop Boys - Nightlife
The Cure - Greatest Hits
Kraftwerk - The Mix
Spoonfed Tribe - We Are Part Of The Problem
The English Beat - I Just Can't Stop It

[Screaming Lord Byron]

25. Funny. The Mix is at my left foot on the floor.

I think the cat likes to play with it.

[Rabrrrrrr]

16. Stockhausen - Helicopter Quartet

Gesualdo - Easter Music (the CD in the newest BBC Magazine - excellent!)
Yes - Yestories
David Cross - Shut Up You Fucking Baby
Steve Reich - Tehillim
Heiner Goebbels - Eislermaterial

[Sticky]

17. Van Morrison

In the kitchen:
Van Morrison -
What's Wrong With This Picture?
Down By Avalon

In the car:
Michael Buble (a homemade compilation)

In the bathroom:
Van Morrison -
The Healing Game
Hymn To The Silence

In the laptop:
Van Morrison -
Into The Music (an oldie but goodie)

Gearing up for a Van concert April 9th :bounce:

[Screaming Lord Byron]

26. Van playing Halifax is he?

[Sticky]

36. I WISH!

He's playing at the ORPHEUM THEATRE on Thursday Apr 8 and the Wang theatre on April 9. - Boston

He hasn't played in Halifax since Sept 1998. That was a fantastic concert, a truly memorable night!

[U of M Dem 07]

27. Bob Seger's Greatest Hits

and Bad Company -10 from 6

[MrSlayer]

29. I have my entire collection at my fingertips. .Mp3 Rules.

No need for CDs anymore. One click and any one of my 14,000 songs begins playing.

[Whitacre D_WI]

30. Nico - The Marble Index.

Wire - Pink Flag (just about always)
Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed
Judy Henske and Jerry Yester - Farewell Aldebaran
Metallica - Master of Puppets (I downloaded it just to piss off Lars)
The Fall - Grotesque (After the Gramme)
Patti Smith - Horses
Love - Four Sail (the half crappy/half great album Arthur made after firing the band)
Sly and the Family Stone - Fresh

[Screaming Lord Byron]

31. Pink Flag, Let it Bleed and Horses should grace everyone's collection.

[Whitacre D_WI]

45. Damn skippy, they should.

[RandomKoolzip]

33. "Farewell Aldebaran?" PLEASE burn me a copy!

I've been searching for that record since I was 13 and obsessed with Zappa's Straight/Bizarre roster.....I've got one track on a Zappa comp, but I NEED the rest of that album!!! I don't wanto have to go over your head and talk to AL HEDGES about thius, but I will if I have to!


And kudos on the Wire. If Pink Flag is not in your collection, you don't have a collection.

[Whitacre D_WI]

37. You got it, brother.

I'll trade ya for that Milkmen video.

[RandomKoolzip]

38. Is the tape in the mail?

I'm so gassed! Yester and Henske!

[Whitacre D_WI]

42. Nah, tape's not in the mail yet.

Shit, you expect me to suppy the CD I will burn your album on AND buy a tape to send your ass? Goddamn, you're a cheap bastard.

Then again, you work at Hopleaf....

I'll get around to it. When it comes to mailing shit, I work on Jamaican time.

On edit: Soon come, mon.

[a_random_joel]

32. Here's mine...

Best of Rick Astley!!!

Just kidding.

Seriously...

Aphrodite - Urban Junglist
The Smiths - Louder Than Bombs
New Order - Substance
Death In Vegas - The Contino Sessions
John Carter - Live at the Social Vol. 2
The Police - Best Of
The Cure - Staring At The Sea

[Screaming Lord Byron]

35. The Contino Sessions is good. I was listening to Scorpio Rising

the other day.

[a_random_joel]

41. Don't have that one yet...

I have Dead Elvis.

Good call on Goldfrapp, btw.

You like Massive Attack?

[Screaming Lord Byron]

48. But of course. Particularly Protection / No Protection

[jobycom]

39. Woody Guthrie, Jimmy Buffet

I just bought the WG CD because my daughter and I couldn't remember all the verses to "This Land is My Land."

BTW, there's a great song about Lindberg that could inspire a lot of discussion.

The Jimm Buffet CD fell behind my daughter's desk, and was recovered while I was looking for stuff to sell at my garage sale last week. Good CD. Haven't listened to it yet, it's just sitting there.

[GreenArrow]

57. mister charlie lindbergh

flew to old Berlin
got himself a big iron cross
then he flew right back again
to Washington to washington...

And I’m gonna tell you workers,
’fore you cash in your checks:
They say ‘America First’,
but they mean ‘America Next!’


Great song.

[childslibrarian]

40. Alison Krauss

Live and New Favorite

[Deb]

43. Philly Super Soul Hits

Stevie Wonder- The Definitive Collection and Motown 40 Forever. Anyone that uses this computer knows not to move them. :-)

[CBHagman]

46. I think "Special Reserve" by Gaelic Storm is in the player.

In the stack nearby are "Lark in the Clear Air" from the Cambridge Singers, "Early American Choral Music, Volumes I and II," from His Majestie's Clerkes, and I forget what else.

[Mr.Green93]

47. eCabinet Systems 3.0

[NC_Nurse]

51. I've got

Cocteau Twins "Victorialand"
Sam Phillips "Martinis and Bikinis"
Mr. Bungle "California"
Zen Frisbee "I'm Mad As Faust"
Trailer Bride "Trailer Bride"
Tori Amos "choirgirls"
Stereolab "Soundust"

[Screaming Lord Byron]

52. I do like the 'lab, and Victorialand is great.

I've been listening to Stereolab since French Disko/Jenny Ondioline, which must've been eleven, twelve years ago.

[Zookeeper]

49. Eclectic mix...

Dressy Bessy, "Dressy Bessy."
Tullycraft, "Beat, Surf, Fun."
Starlight Mints, "Built on Squares."
Eels, "Souljacker."
Komeda, "What Makes It Go?"
Marvin Pontiac, "The Legendary Marvin Pontiac's Greatest Hits."
Frank Black, "Teenager of the Year."
New York Dolls, "Rock 'n Roll."
Pere Ubu, "Cloudland."
Henry Purcell, "Dido and Aeneas."
"The Best of Thelonius Monk."

[baldguy]

50. Here's five

The Roots of Clapton - The Early Years
Pretenders - Loose Screw
George Harrison - Brainwashed
Mark Knopfler - The Ragpicker's Dream
Peter Gabriel - Up

As you can see, I like guitars

[Mandomaniac]

53. All jazz and bluegrass, as usual

Here's mine

Grant Greet - Complete Quartets
Poncho Sanchez - Chile Con Soul
Tito Puente - Live, playboy jazz fest
Will Patton - Peripheruque
Skip Gorman - Old Style Mandolin vol 2
Seldom Scene - 20th anniversary
Bluegrass Album Band #4&5
Mark O'Connor - Retrospective
David Peters - Art In America
Paquito D'Rivera- Tropicana Nights
Bill Frisell - Nashville

[Screaming Lord Byron]

54. Come on admit it, where did you hide the Slayer CD's?

:evilgrin:

[Mandomaniac]

55. ok, you got me.

Its all Kip Winger all the time.

[Missy Vixen]

74. Mark O'Connor?

>Mark O'Connor - Retrospective<

I went to high school with him. You knew that he played at Karenna Gore's wedding, right?

Julie

[PragMantisT]

56. The Dictators - Go Girl Crazy

Second only to the Ramones for NYC punk

Handsome Dick Manitoba can kick your a**

[RandomKoolzip]

60. "This is just a hobby for me! A HOBBY!"

I love that album......

[mvd]

58. Have listened to these most recently

Evan And Jaron - self-titled (it's in the vein of great pop/rock like New Pornographers, Kay Hanley, Michelle Branch, Avril Lavigne, etc! Very overlooked CD.)

Abba - Gold (Abba heaven with all these songs!)

Kenny Chesney - When The Sun Goes Down (Bought this because there are some very good country lyrics here, even though the production is mostly standard modern Nashville production. I'd give this CD a B.)

Abra Moore - Strangest Places (has a new CD coming tomorrow, Everything Changed, that I will buy. I'm sure I'll like the new songs, but it's too bad that certain greats from the No Fear project are left out - like "First Date" and "Home.")

[RandomKoolzip]

61. "....like New Pornographers, ....Avril Levigne, etc.?!?!?"

You put those two together in the same genre?! With Michelle "fucking" Branch, too?!? My gosh, that's like saying, "yeah, he's kinda like Franco, Hitler, Wellstone, etc."

[mvd]

62. Well, I was trying to get across that..

it's a kind of pop/rock I like. I also wish you wouldn't call Michelle that. She's a favorite of mine. And it's Avril LAvigne.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

65. More like Japan, Korea, Fishcakes.

[mvd]

71. I stand by my opinion

And always will, so get used to it. :-) I am open-minded towards music. There are obscure artists I love, and there are also mainstream artists with a flair for pop music. I love those pop artists as much as the Cat Powers. You won't just see the obscure artist of the day in my lists.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

76. Don't worry, I was just being surreal for the sake of surrealism.

didn't have anything to do with your post at all, really.

[CrownPrinceBandar]

70. I like Abra Moore...

I HATED Poi Dog Pondering!

[mvd]

72. I can't comment on that one

Haven't heard Poi Dog Pondering.

From the polls I posted before, some people may be afraid to list their choices, and there's no reason to be. On one poll, I saw a few people think MY taste is snobby, and I think ProfessorGAC had a good answer for that. :-)

[GreenArrow]

59. country hicks volumes 4 and 5 -- various artists

Jerry Lee Lewis--Live at the Star Club
James Brown -- Star Time, vol. 2
Social Distortion--Mommy's Little Monster
Howlin Wolf Rides Again

[patriotvoice]

63. Cobalt 60 - "Elemental"

Followed by:

Lights of Euphoria - "True Life (Deutschesingle)"
Negative Format - "Cipher Method"
Leaether Strip - "Legacy of Hate and Lust"
Covenant - "Sequencer"
Nitzer Ebb - "Lightning Man (12" Single)"
Lost Signal - "Catharsis"

and so on.

[mlawson]

64. None. I greatly prefer VINYL!!!

We didn't have CDs in 1967, we don't need them now... :-)

[Burma Jones]

66. Here's Mine

Greatest Hits - Johnny Cash
45s - Squeeze
Ringodom or Proctor - Head of Femur
Bernstein conducts Bernstein
The Complete Singles - Hank Williams
Europe '72 - The Grateful Dead
Vampire can Mating Oven - Camper van Beethoven
Tone - Structure
Revolver - The Beatles
Highway 61 Revisited - Bob Dylan
Tommy - The Who

[Melsky]

67. A small stack

The Meices - Pissin' in the Sink
Stephen Malkmus - Self Titled LP
Urinals - Negative Capability
Clash - Sandinistas

[CrownPrinceBandar]

68. Mine-

Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros - Global A Go-Go
Ween - quebec
Pink Floyd - The Wall
The Aquabats - vs. The Floating Eye of Death
Blue Öyster Cult - Spectres
The Clash - Story of the Clash, vol. 1
ELO - ELO's Greatest
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf
Soul Coughing - Ruby Vroom, Irresistible Bliss and El Oso
Beck - Mutations

[Zookeeper]

78. The Aquabats...

I found an Aquabats DVD of live concerts and skits at x-mas and bought it for myself..uh, I MEAN I bought it for my 13 year old son, who had no idea who they were. He was resistant at first, but eventually came to appreciate the weirdness.

It's part of our duty as parents to expose our children to alternatives to the corporate c**p they hear on the radio!

[masshole]

69. all on top, nothing in

The Sensational Alex Harvey Band - Live
Black and White - The Stranglers
Pajama Beach Party - The Pajama Slave Dancers
Dead Kennedys - Plastic Surgery Disasters
Dinosaur Jr. - Without a Sound
Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick
XTC - English Settlement
Green Day - Dookie

[Screaming Lord Byron]

77. SAHB and XTC? I salute you!

[masshole]

80. been a SAHB fan

since the day my older brother put a brand-spanking new 8-track player in my mom's '73 Pontiac Catalina!
He introduced me to bands like SAHB, Uriah Heep, Jethro Tull, UFO, and even Be Bop Deluxe.

XTC has been a long fav of mine. Never got to see them live though. Back around '80 or '81 I was at an Echo and The Bunnymen show at a club in Connecticut. One of the first "big-name" British bands I ever saw. Anyway, I see the club has this band called
"The Police" booked the next month, and my friend says "yeah, I heard they're good" so we decide to buy tickets. The opening act was some bunch none of us had heard of... XTC.
Long story short, The gig was cancelled. Apparently Terry Chambers broke his leg a week prior to the show.

The early songs were sooo pop, harmless rollicking tunes. Part of the fun was trying to figure out just what in the hell Partridge or Moulding were singing about.

Best lines ever in ANY song (No Thugs in our House):
"The insect-headed worker-wife will hang her waspies on the line. Her husband burns his paper, sucks his pipe while studying their cushion-floor, his viscous poly-paste breath comes out, their
wall-paper world is shattered by his shout, A boy in blue is busy
banging out a headache on the kitchen door.

[Zookeeper]

83. "I Set Myself on Fire!"

XTC, and one of my all time favorite songs.

[Dudley_DUright]

73. The one in my CD player right now is

Delbert McClinton Live. That man and his band can really play the Texas blues.

[mvd]

79. He's quite good

He's one of the more obscure artists I like. :thumbsup: He's also does ballads well.

[NewHampster]

75. Blind Faith

Same as always

[notadmblnd]

81. The Davinci Code

There's 16 cd's in the set. The player is loaded up and I'm ready for some reading.

[GOPisEvil]

82. Right now? Let's see...Preston School of Industry - Monsoon

Oh, and a copy of The Wrens' Secaucus burned for me by RKZ.

[grannylib]

84. right this minute: Tori Amos 'Under the Pink' Neil Finn 'Try Whistling

This' Crowded House 'Woodface' Lou Reed 'Rock and Roll Animal'

And Jethro Tull is in the car...'Songs from the Wood'

[Spider Jerusalem]

86. A LOT of Nick Cave...

"Let Love In", "Murder Ballads", "No More Shall We Part", "Tender Prey"...been on a bit of a Nick Cave kick lately, for some reason (re-reading "And the Ass Saw the Angel", too).

Also, Barry Adamson's "Oedipus Schmoedipus", Charles Mingus ("Mingus Ah Um"), Tom Waits ("Rain Dogs"), Miles Davis ("Kind of Blue") and Aphex Twin ("Selected Ambient Works Vol. 2").

[Screaming Lord Byron]

92. Oedipus Schmoedipus - is that the one with Billy Mackenzie and Jarvis?

[Spider Jerusalem]

97. Yeah....

and a track with Nick Cave lyrics and vocal that's among my favourites..."The Sweetest Embrace"...

[Screaming Lord Byron]

98. Cool. I've heard a few of Adamson's soundtracks.

Of course, I know his work from Magazine and the Bad Seeds.

[Spider Jerusalem]

101. I think he's one of the most underrated musicians, personally.

Or at least most unrecognised. He's a brilliantly talented multi-instrumentalist and composer...I think "Oedipus Schmoedipus" and "As Above, So Below" are the best of his solo work. And Mute released a best-of a few years back called "The Murky World of Barry Adamson", which has a few decent exclusive tracks.

[Sufi Marmot]

87. Surprisingly, no Richard Thompson at the moment, rather...

Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen (I've had "So Long, Marianne" in my head all day

Ray Charles - Ultimate Hits Collection (Disc 1 = genius, Disc 2 = blah)

Lou Reed - Between Thought and Expression (3-disc anthology)

Joni Mitchell - Ladies of the Canyon

Chuck Prophet - No Other Love (bought after hearing CP's performance of "Summertime Thing" on Austin City Limits, still waiting for rest of disc to grow on me...)

Frank Zappa - Jazz From Hell (My third of what will inevitably be numerous future Zappa purchases...)

-SM, currently listening to awful Vancouver radio, for reasons unknown...

[U2Fanatic]

88. The Police - Outlandos D'Amour

just bought it tonight :)

[ThirdWheelLegend]

89. Nebula-Atomic Ritual, Galaxie 500-Today, Nick Cave...

Only 3, last one is Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds-Murder Ballads

But on my turntable is Amon Duul II - Wolf City


TWL

[Screaming Lord Byron]

93. Amon Duul II? Cool! We've got quite the Krautrock community at DU.

[chenGOD]

90. Right next to my computer are...

DJ Spooky-Dubtometry
Squarepusher-Ultravisitor
Squarepusher-Untitled 3" CD
The Orb-Bicycles&Tricycles
Luke Vibert-Yoseph
dDAMAGE-Radio Ape
Savath&Savalas-Apropa't
Richard Devine-Asect:Dsect
Various Artists-Rephlexions

[jpgray]

91. Here you go

Beach Boys - Sunflower
The Fall - Slates EP / A Part of America Therein
Beatles - Rubber Soul
Robert Wyatt - Old Rottenhat
Bill Evans - Everybody Digs Bill Evans
Kraftwerk - Autobahn (good for driving)
Kinks - Arthur
Kinks - The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society
Velvet Underground - Loaded (was so sick of this for years, finally bringing it out again)
Kevin Ayers - Whatevershebringswesing

[Screaming Lord Byron]

94. Sunflower is v. underrated. I love Village Green Preservation Society.

[jpgray]

96. LOL, I just realized--I said in your other thread I wasn't an anglophile

Yet 60% of the CDs in my car are from the UK. Maybe I'm in denial. :D

[Screaming Lord Byron]

99. Come out! Come out of the Anglophile closet!

We've got Syd Barrett and Robert Wyatt records out here. It's nearly time for afternoon tea. Come out!

[OldEurope]

95. Mozartband. Dixie Chicks. I quattro stagioni.

:toast:

[mac56]

100. Here's mine

Bryan Ferry - "As Time Goes By"
Gregorian chants
XTC - "Mummer"
Jules Shear - "The Great Puzzle"
Louis Jordan - "Five Guys Named Moe"
The Raspberries - "Capitol Collector's Series"
Counting Crows - "August and Everything After"
Marshall Crenshaw - "This Is Easy"
David Grahame - "Toy Plane"
"The Essential Tony Bennett"
The Smithereens - "Best Of"
10,000 Maniacs - "Our Time In Eden"
Myracle Brah - "Life On Planet Eartsnop"
The Mavericks - "What A Crying Shame"

[Screaming Lord Byron]

102. Mummer has one of my favourite XTC tracks - Great Fire.

Why wasn't that #1 everywhere?

[DiverDave]

103. I am stuck in the '70's

Gimme back my bullets- Lynard Skynard
Wish you were here- Pink floyd
Stone Free-Various Artists (Red House by Buddy Guy, awesome)
Songs you know by heart- Jimmy Buffet
Toys in the attic- Aerosmith
Bridge of sighs- Robin Trower

I don't listen to much else.

Thats just a small portion.
I like reggae, rockabilly and sometimes classical.

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

104. "Mutantes" by Os Mutantes

Bwwiiieeeuuuwwiiieeengggzzzztttttssssssszzzzztttttt!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[khashka]

105. Here's mine

Courtney Love - America's Sweetheart
Bauhaus - In The Flat Field
Madonna - Hank Panky single (swear to god it's the only Madonna I own!)
KaTe Bush - The Dreaming
Tori Amos - Chorus Girl Hotel and Boys For Pele
Bessie Smith -The Bessie Smith Collection
Janis Joplin - Greatest Hits
The Doors - 13

Oh yeah and half a dozen Siouxsie and The Banshees that I get reall upset about because I can find the boxes but god alone knows what I did with the CDs.

Oh yeah, and the last one: Kirsty MacColl - Kite.



Khash.
(Loved the pic of Debbie Watling screaming. Boy, could that girl scream!)

[Viking12]

106. Grateful Dead - American Beauty

Neil Young - Harvest Moon
The Beatles - 1
The Beatles - Abbey Road