I don't know how I forgot Marquee moon :eek:

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ok that was just to get on atsonicpark's nerve :D

damn right

Also, ASMZ - He Has Left Us Alone But Sometimes Shafts Of Light Still Grace The Corners of Our Room
Antony and the Johnsons - I am a Bird Now
Yellow Swans - Bring The Neon War Home

hmmm,

stooges-fun house
white light white heat
trout mask replica
autechre-confield
the ex-singles.period
omoide hatoba-kinsei
napalm death-scum
black flag-damaged
wu tang-enter the 36 chambers
nas-illmatic
aphex-selected ambient works volume 2
coltrane-a love supreme

i tried to keep this to older classic records, i didnt wanna add a lot of noise, noise rock, experimental, or a lotta contemporary stuff cuz i dont feel like getting into much debate.

well actually fun house's first side is infinitley better than the second so that doesnt count, and white light white heat has sister ray so that doesnt count either, this is hard.

unknown pleasures
vu&nico
revolver
loveless
you'd prefer an astronaut
in the aeroplane over the sea
disintegration
a place to bury strangers
psychocandy
spiderland

i cant be arsed to write down the band names

Sorry, mr pumpkins, I recently bought this album and I didn't find it fun. Which song do you find excellent ? :confused:
I'd replace this one by Sister. A good album from the beginning till the end.

Yes.

*cough*Tripping Daisy*cough*

*cough*download in sig*cough*

I had no idea you liked APTBS.

i think that a lot of the great funk records are perfect the whole way through, i mean the whole think with funk was flow, and some of those records flowed perfectly.

some of my favorite funk/soul records that i consider totally perfect are:
sly stone-theres a riot goin on
james brown-the payback/sing it loud, im black and im proud
parliament-maggot brain
curtis mayfield-superfly soundtrack
stevie wonder-innervisions

i love a lot of funk music, the record that really got me into it was oddly enough hendrix's band of gypsies. i first heard that record when i was 14 and it made me wanna play guitar and established me as a life long jimi fanatic, and also id read a lot about it being inspired by a lotta the aforementioned funk artists. funks great because it can simultaneously be psychedelic, radical, fun/danceable, and musically significant when its at its best.

spacemen 3-perfect prescritpion is perfect the whole way through, flaming lips have a couple ablums with 0 bad songs (transmissions from the sattelite heart, the soft bulletin).

bad brains-roir cassette is perfect, mdc-millions of dead cops is perfect.

cryptoposy's ...and then youll beg

i love this thread, its made me pull out a lotta records i havnt listened to in ages.

Unwound - Repetition
Pavement- Brighten The Corners
Pink Floyd - Animals
Slint - Spiderland
Lydia Lunch - Queen of Siam
Massive Attack - Mezzanine
Velvet Underground - White Light/White Heat
Sonic Youth - Murray St.
Bob Dylan - Bringing It All Back Home

rites of spring- end on end
minor threat- discography
the wipers- is it real?
black flag- damaged
the velvet underground- white light white heat

oh yeah, daydream nation

DD-Sonic Youth
Unknown Pleasures-Joy Division
She Hangs Brightly- Mazzy Star
Whip It On- The Raveonettes
Bleach- Nirvana
Pretty Hate Machine- NIN
Horses- Patti Smith
It Takes a Million to Hold us Back- Public Enemy
Automatic for the People- R.E.M.
Beauty & Crime- Suzanne Vega
The Velvet Underground & Nico- The Velvet Underground & Nico
De Stijl- The White Stripes.

Mount Eerie,
MACHINA,
Downward Is Heavenward,
A Thousand Leaves...

Avoiding ones that have already been mentioned:

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here
Meat Puppets - II
Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
Weezer - Pinkerton
Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream
Pixies - Surfer Rosa
Dinosaur Jr. - You're Living All Over Me
Sleater-Kinney - Call the Doctor
Bikini Kill - Pussy Whipped
Wipers - Youth of America

bikini kill two eps on one cd