Subject: Insert Fave 23 CDs Here/Bored

From: S Williams <swilliams023@msn.com>
Newsgroups: alt.slack

@ this moment, in no particular order, subject to change before list is
finished...:
Cruising W/ Ruben and The Jets-FZ
Too High to Die-Meat Puppets
Begegnungen II- Eno/Moebius/Roedelius/Plank
Discipline-King Crimson
Time Circle-Spirit
Live @ Chelmsford Maximum Security Prison-Sex Pistols (w/Glenn Matlock)
Second Album- The Fugs
Love Overdrive-Reagan's Polyp
My Life In the Bush of Ghosts-Brian Eno @ SubGenius David Byrne
Desire of the Rhino King-Adrian Belew
The 50 Ft. Hose-The 50 Ft. Hose
Piper @ the Gates of Dawn-Pink Floyd
The Rutles-the Rutles
Bootleg Series 1961thru 1991-Bob Dylan
The Droplift Project-Various Artists
The Heliocentric Worlds of Sun Ra, Vol. II-Sun Ra and his Arkestra
Black Sea-XTC
Electric Ladyland-The Jimi Hendrix Experience
If I Should Fall From Grace With God-The Pogues
Remain In Light-Talking Heads
Live @ Leeds-The Who
Greatest Misses-Devo
Used Songs-Tom Waits

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Subject: Re: Insert Fave 23 CDs Here/Bored
From: El Queso <""the_cheese_23\"@(nospam)yahoo.com>

No real order -

The Inner Mounting Flame - Mahavishnu Orchestra
Discipline - King Crimson
Hallucination Engine - Material
Naked City - Self-titled
Deltron 3030 - ST
The case of the 3 sided dream in audio color - Roland Kirk
Fight Club OST - Dust Brothers
California - Mr. Bungle
Haiku De'tat - Aceyalone
Funk Power - James Brown
Bride of Insect - Nuclear Death
Humongousfungusamongus - Adrenaline O.D.
For God your soul, for me your flesh - Pungent Stench
Op Zoop Too Wah - Adrian Belew
Dispepsi - Negativeland
Earth A.D. - Misfits
Black Sabbath - ST
2nd Grand constitution and bylaws - Secret Cheifs 3
Joe's Garage - Frank Zappa
Transmutation - Praxis
Rock for light - Bad Brains
Radiator - Super Furry Animals
Angel Dust - Faith No More

Only 23? That is difficult. I'm sure there are lots I'm leaving out, but
this is my pick for now.

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Subject: Re: Insert Fave 23 CDs Here/Bored
From: nenslo <nenslo@yahooX.com>

None.

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Subject: Re: Insert Fave 23 CDs Here/Bored
From: Bill Kob <kevansmith23@yahoo.c0/\/\>

nenslo wrote:

>None.

I like their groundbreaking album "Nothing."

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Subject: Re: Insert Fave 23 CDs Here/Bored
From: mshotz@aol.comnospam (James T. Rex King of the Monsters)

Present Fav: 23: as of 9MAR03

Rainer maria: Long Knives Drawn
DEVO: NuTra
DEVO: Now It Can be Told
DEVO: LIVE! (King Biscuit Tracks)
Elvis Costello: My Aim is True
Elvis Costello: Get Happy!
Joe Jackson: Greatest Hits (only work of his I can find in CD)
Janes Addiction: Kettle Whistle
Zappa: Jazz From Hell
Zappa: Joes' Garage
The Police: Zenyatta Mondatta (Just for Bomb's Away, once again relavent!)
Green Day: Warning
The Beatles: Abby Road
The Beatles: SGT Peppers
B-52's: Rock Lobster
B-52's Cosmic Thing (brings back good memories of a period in time in whcih ha
approcahed True Slack)
KraftWerke: Trans Europe Express
KraftWerke: Man-Machine
Roy Robison: Mystery Girl
Roy Robison: Best Of..
Bob Marley: Legend
Johnny Cash: Best Of..

Also on the old Turntable....

The Coasters: Greatest Hits (was my dad's)
Chubby Checker: Lets Twist (dads again)
Blondie: Auto American, Eat to The Beat

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Subject: Re: Insert Fave 23 CDs Here/Bored
From: "Rev. Ivan Stang" <stang@subgenius.com>

Here's a list of mostly older stuff that I find myself digging out and
replaying year after year.

"I THINK WE'RE ALL BOZOS ON THIS BUS" The Firesign Theater
THE BRANDENBURG CONCERTOS (Walter Carlos versions)
"NOTHING TO FEAR" -- Oingo Boingo
"The Mysterious Film World of Bernard Herrmann"
"TROUT MASK REPLICA" -- Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band
"200 MOTELS" -- Frank Zappa
"For a Few Dollars More/ Good Bad & the Ugly" -- Ennio Morricone
"TORNADO" -- The Rainmakers
"THE RETURN OF DOLEMITE" -- Rudy Ray Moore
"18 X-Rated Hits" -- David Allen Coe
"RELENTLESS" -- Bill Hicks
"LIVE AT CARNEGIE HALL" -- Lenny Bruce
THE TUBE BAR TAPES (prank calls)
ARNIE & BARNIE VS. BINNY ("Al White Motors" prank calls)
OBE-KINGS OF FEEDBACK (Bill T. Miller)
"A BIG 10-8 PLACE" -- Negativland
"GREATEST HITS" -- The Swinging Love Corpses
"ARMED FORCES" - Elvis Costello
"A LEWD SPECTACLE OF WANTON DEPRAVITY" - Drs. 4 "Bob"

These are also high on my stack:
> Love Overdrive-Reagan's Polyp
> Electric Ladyland-The Jimi Hendrix Experience
> Live @ Leeds-The Who
> Greatest Misses-Devo

In fact I would be tempted to put Electric Ladyland at the top. It's
sure the album I've heard the most times, with the Brandenburg
Concertos done by Walter Carlos a close second.

What you have done here is start another "THINGS TO SEE SAY AND DO"
fragment.

Yesterday I was reading up on, and downloading, "Guestbook" and
"Message Board" progs which I could imbed in SubSITE so that SubGenii
could contribute to huge "best of" lists that go on forever.

THINGS TO SEE SAY AND DO and the BUMMERS project might finally have a
medium to exist in. This has been suggested to me umpteen times but so
far it has been up to me to actually learn the names of the odd little
freeware doohickeys that allow one to do this FOR FREE -- interactivate
one's website. That's what I've been doing all week.

What was actually on my CD player most of the time was The Rolling
Stones, Johnny Winter, Joe Satriani, Jeff Beck, Eric Johnson, Frank
Marino, Santana, ZZ Top, Stevie Ray Vaugn, Hendrix, Ozric Tentacles,
the Netherlands Chamber Choir, Body Count, and Opeth, but... that's a
different type of list really.

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Subject: Re: Insert Fave 23 CDs Here/Bored
From: ridetheory@yahoo.com (ignatz topolino)

"Rev. Ivan Stang" wrote:

> In fact I would be tempted to put Electric Ladyland at the top. It's
> sure the album I've heard the most times, with the Brandenburg
> Concertos done by Walter Carlos a close second.

I'm with you on the Brandenburgs. They are really good.

Carlos did "Switched-On-Bach 2000" a while back -- a complete remake
of the first album. She seems to have no idea that the imperfections
of the early stuff are part of its charm.

I borrowed the "Switched-On-Box Set" from the library. One disk had a
computer program: a digital re-creation of a Moog synth. To someone
of my Born-in-the-Space-Age generation, THAT WAS SO BITCHIN'.

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