Name one album that you think everyone should have on their iPod...

[kid cue]

VU - White Light / White Heat

[jOHN rODRIGUEZ]

I hate these kinds of questions.

Prince - Sign O' the Times.

Anything Sade.

[IsiliRunite]

Public Enemy - It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back

[potatobroth]

Originally Posted by thee carp dreamer

pixies - doolittle

if you do not own this album, you are in fact an idiot.

since you took mine, i'll have to add...

surfer rosa

[crank]

saw someone recommended Swervedriver- Raise.

Better driving would be Swervedriver's Mezcalhead. Duress/ Girl on a Motorbike... man.

[chuck]

Sweet - someone's already mentioned Pitch Black - Futureproof is ace, but the latest album Rude Mechanicals is very tasty too.

An entire album you say - does anyone still listen to albums as, you know, an album?

In the vein, of Caprice I think, who mentioned CCR - my choice, particularly for a long road trip would be:

The Band - The Last Waltz

Forget the politics of who pulled the plug - this is pure music from another era - an energetic, joyful, soulful, passionate pleasure.

And the talent captured on one album - outstanding - before they became known just as compilation filler or "classic rock" cliches.

Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Neil Diamond, Van Morrison, Neil Young, EmmyLou Harris, Clapton, Muddy Waters, Dr John, Ronny Hawkins.

Listen and believe in music again.

[third.toughest]

I would have to add "Nothing's Shocking" by Jane's Addiction.

[nosajmunson]

Originally Posted by chuck

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In the vein, of Caprice I think, who mentioned CCR - my choice, particularly for a long road trip would be:

The Band - The Last Waltz

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Good Call. Nice!

[kid cue]

Glenn Gould - J.S. Bach, The Goldberg Variations (1982 version)

[crank]

Originally Posted by third.toughest

I would have to add "Nothing's Shocking" by Jane's Addiction.

yeah... nice one...