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elSicomoro · 12-18-2002, 06:33 PM

Quite a few here...

Depeche Mode--Exciter, The Singles 86>98, and Violator

Stevie Wonder--Songs in the Key of Life: Mainly disc 1

Recoil--Unsound Methods: One of the finest collaborative pieces out there (in terms of vocalists mixing it up with Alan Wilder).

Radiohead--Amnesiac: I really like this CD...it's probably my favorite Radiohead CD. It just seems to flow incredibly well from beginning to end.

Outkast--Big Boi & Dre Present...: Their greatest hits collection. I don't like a whole lot of "mainstream" hip-hop these days, but I love the way these guys do it...it doesn't sound like the same shit over and over.

Ozomatli--Embrace the Chaos: Nice sophomore set.

Lard--Pure Chewing Satisfaction: For those not in the know, it's Jello Biafra of the Dead Kennedys on vocals, and Ministry as the backing band. This is the record Ministry should have released, instead of Dark Side of the Spoon, or even Filth Pig.

Jon Spencer Blues Explosion--Acme: Another record that sounds great from start to finish. You "geezers" that like blues might even like this one.

Charles Mingus--Pithecanthropus Erectus: I've been expanding my jazz horizons lately. Purists don't seem to dig Mingus, but this is some dope shit.

12-18-2002, 06:33 PM	#343
elSicomoro Person who doesn't update the user title Join Date: Jan 2001 Posts: 12,486	Quite a few here... Depeche Mode--Exciter, The Singles 86>98, and Violator Stevie Wonder--Songs in the Key of Life: Mainly disc 1 Recoil--Unsound Methods: One of the finest collaborative pieces out there (in terms of vocalists mixing it up with Alan Wilder). Radiohead--Amnesiac: I really like this CD...it's probably my favorite Radiohead CD. It just seems to flow incredibly well from beginning to end. Outkast--Big Boi & Dre Present...: Their greatest hits collection. I don't like a whole lot of "mainstream" hip-hop these days, but I love the way these guys do it...it doesn't sound like the same shit over and over. Ozomatli--Embrace the Chaos: Nice sophomore set. Lard--Pure Chewing Satisfaction: For those not in the know, it's Jello Biafra of the Dead Kennedys on vocals, and Ministry as the backing band. This is the record Ministry should have released, instead of Dark Side of the Spoon, or even Filth Pig. Jon Spencer Blues Explosion--Acme: Another record that sounds great from start to finish. You "geezers" that like blues might even like this one. Charles Mingus--Pithecanthropus Erectus: I've been expanding my jazz horizons lately. Purists don't seem to dig Mingus, but this is some dope shit.