I tried to list my favourite

[DazTheSlug]

that's the one
a school friend introduced me to TDream when I was 14 (35 years ago)
a lot of their stuff has dated/was naff in the first place, but there's still a core of work that I never get tired of listening to

I thought it was my number 2 that would draw attention, and accusations of being a big girl's blouse!

[The devil's own]

Right in no particular order, and it would change from time to time but this is todays list

Smashing pumpkins - Mellan collie and the infinite sadness
Black sabbath - Black sabbath
Portishead - Dummy
Siouxsie and the banshees - Juju
Kyuss - Welcome to sky valley
Cursed - One
Lucero - That much further west
Melvins - Houdini
Radiohead - The bends
Townes van zandt - Flying shoes

[Truck]

that's the one
a school friend introduced me to TDream when I was 14 (35 years ago)
a lot of their stuff has dated/was naff in the first place, but there's still a core of work that I never get tired of listening to

I thought it was my number 2 that would draw attention, and accusations of being a big girl's blouse!

I've got a couple of their early LPs. Crazy ogran space rock! Old and odd... but good :thumbup:
The only reason I know about Ricochet is because my godfather used to play it when I was young.

[Hank]

Tough! I'd go in no particular order:

Saint Etienne - So Tough
Belle & Sebastian - If You're Feeling Sinister
Boards of Canada - Music Has The Right To Children
Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Mogwai - Come On Die Young
Amy Winehouse - Frank
Stars of the Lid - ...And Their Refinement Of The Decline
Miles Davis - 1958 Miles
The Clientele - The Violet Hour
Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited

[PeteS]

This is always a tough one but, today, my top 10 (and a bonus) albums of all time are, in no particular order:
John Martyn – Solid Air
New Model Army – Thunder and Consolation
Black Sabbath – Sabotage
The Clash – London Calling
Miles Davis – Kind of Blue
Neil Young – After The Gold Rush
REM - Green
Radiohead – The Bends
Steel Pulse – Handworth revolution
The Who – Who’s Next
Levellers – Levelling The Land

Had to miss out Ramones, Smiths, Floyd, Sex Pistols and a load of others that would probable get selected if you ask me again next week!

[leyburnrunner]

in no order and can often change:
bob dylan...blood on the tracks
leonard cohen..songs
the smiths...the smiths
smashing pumpkins...siamese dream
bob dylan...highway61 revisted
pavement...crooked rain,crooked rain
nick cave..no more shall we part
nirvana..nevermind
belle & sebastian...tigermilk
bob dylan...blonde on blonde

[William Clough]

I've got a couple of their early LPs. Crazy ogran space rock! Old and odd... but good :thumbup:
The only reason I know about Ricochet is because my godfather used to play it when I was young.

Ricochet was a good album Tim. Encore was another live album which I spent many a teenage hour listening to.

[DazTheSlug]

Ricochet was a good album Tim. Encore was another live album which I spent many a teenage hour listening to.

Encore is a good 'un too
about 10 years ago, they released a box-set of bootleg live recordings from the 70's which are superb - difficult to get hold of now though, my copy must be worth a few bob...

[TheHeathens]

Not in order:

Stone Roses - The Stone Roses
Smiths - Queen is Dead
Gene - Drawn to the Deep End
The Strokes - The Strokes
Fun Lovin' Criminals - Come find yourself
Happy Mondays - Pills n Thrills and Bellyaches
Nirvana - Nevermind
Beatles - Sgt Peppers
Marvin Gaye - What's going on
The Black Keys - Brothers

Not as 'punk' as you lot obviously!

[Truck]

Encore is a good 'un too
about 10 years ago, they released a box-set of bootleg live recordings from the 70's which are superb - difficult to get hold of now though, my copy must be worth a few bob...

I've got Zeit and Atem. I love Atem. Think that'll be on the hi-fi tonight.

Gene - Drawn to the Deep End

Very nice to see a bit of Gene in someones top 10.