IzzySixx

To me, it sounds like two unfinished ideas stuck together. Need a few more listens but not overly impressed.

i would start off by getting 'strictly commercial', the best of. has zappa's most listenable songs on it, then go from there onto his really fucked up wierd stuff.

every album by nirvana except nevermind

every album by alice in chains

majority of the melvins albums

nothing by pearl jam.

the holy bible by the manics is one of the most melancholy/depressing/sad/disturbing albums ever made. it's make me feel all them things when i listen to it.

I have seen them 3 times over the last 4 years. The first time i seen them in 2004 they were amazing. great show. in 2006 it was mediocre at best. they didn't play for long. and i seen them last week when they played the crimson idol, whcih was new and exciting but the drummer wasn't good enough for the songs, i thought. i would go and see them but i think as a band they are getting steadily worse.

some of my favourites:

manic street preachers 4st 7lb

Kate and kristin and kit kat

All things I like looking at

Too weak to fuss, too weak to die

Choice is skeletal in everybodys life

I choose, my choice, I starve to frenzy

Hunger soon passes and sickness soon tires

Legs bend, stockinged I am twiggy

And I dont mind the horror that surrounds me

Self-worth scatters, self-esteems a bore

I long since moved to a higher plateau

This disciplines so rare so please applaud

Just look at the fat scum who pamper me so

Yeh 4st. 7, an epilogue of youth

Such beautiful dignity in self-abuse

Ive finally come to understand life

Through staring blankly at my navel.

alice in chains - godsmack (last chorus)

what in god names have you done?

stick your arm for some real fun

so your sickness weighs a ton

and god's name is smack to some

eels - in the yard, behind the church

In the yard, behind the church where

Butterflies and blackbirds search for

A safe place to rest the night away

We will go down to the brook and

Sit upon the overlook then

Forget about the troubles of the day

We will walk among the graves of

Men long dead with presidents' names and

Listen to the water flow softly by

I will kiss you on the lips now

And as the sky grows dark we'll strip down

And let the water wash away all lies

w.a.s.p. - all the lyrics to the crimson idol are great.

jimmy page, izzy stradlin, billy duffy, james dean bradfield, josh homme

i think my favourites are

motley crue

wasp

vain

l.a. guns

lizzy borden

Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense

W.A.S.P. - Double Live Assasins

Oasis - Familiar To Millions

I always thought Thin Lizzy Live and Dangerous sounded too polished i like my live albums sloppy and raw. Still a class album though.

awful awful awful.

a day in the life/within you without you are probably my favourites

not too fond of fixing a hole

im basing this list on who i have the most albums by and who i have listened to most over the years but my favourite artists change frequently

Guns N Roses

AC/DC

WASP

Oasis

Led Zeppelin

The Beatles

The Who

Manic Street Preachers

Eels

Alice In Chains

Motley Crue

Favourite artists at the minute are probably: the stooges, black sabbath, the cult, nirvana

drive was an ok song...apart from that haven't really liked anything else i heard.

abbey road - just for the second part of the album.

quadrophenia - the who

sparks - the who

overture - the who

underture - the who

the titanic overture - w.a.s.p.

swamp song - oasis

black mountain side/blackwater side - led zeppelin/bert jansch

white summer - jimmy page

bron yr aur - led zed/jimmy page

peaches en regalia - frank zappa

tubular bells - mike oldfield

flying - the beatles

rat salad - black sabbath

anything by beethoven,mozart etc.

the who - tommy

the who - quadrophenia

w.a.s.p. - the crimson idol

alice in chains - dirt

manic street preachers - holy bible

the cult - electric

4st 7lb, yes - manic street preachers

sad song - oasis

it's a motherfucker, flower, world of shit, in the yard behind the church - eels

down in a hole - alice in chains

julia - the beatles

hold on to my heart - wasp

love reign o'er me - the who

my favourite led zep album.

it's also jimmy p's fave too.

frankie benali, stet howland

alice in chains - them bones (dirt)

oasis - d'you know what i mean? (be here now)

motley crue - wild side (girls, girls, girls)

w.a.s.p. - the titanic overture (the crimson idol)

w.a.s.p. - shadow man (dying for the world)

the who - i am the sea into the real me (quadrophenia)

the beatles - back in the ussr (white album)

rolling stones - rocks off (exile on main st)

led zeppelin - achilles last stand (presence)

led zeppelin - custard pie (physical graffiti)

iggy and the stooges - search and destroy (raw power)

qotsa - you think i ain't worth a dollar but i feel like a millionare (songs for the deaf)

black sabbath - black sabbath (black sabbath)

the cult - sun king (sonic temple)

i think they're great. i have had the album dirt for just over a month now and it's turned into one of my favourite albums. i bought facelift about two days ago and that is slowly growing on me. on first listen i think dirt is the stronger album.

mccartney is a better musician, lennon is a better songwriter.

plus mccartney was in wings...

appetite for destruction

dirt

the crimson idol

the holy bible

definitley maybe

the best punk/garage album ever. underratred guitar work on that album too. some great riffs.