4:39 p.m. | one of those god-damned lists everyone loves so much | 2003-01-10 |
Reaped | So I tried to assemble a good comprehensive list, but my brain is beginning to hurt. Too. Much. Music. So this is by no means comprehensive or even a great sample of what I�d really name as the top 50, given a couple hours alone in a well stocked music store. I�ll probably remember a whole bunch in a little while. For now though, let�s call this the **Top 50 most influential albums of my time, as remembered at work this Friday** 1. Lou Reed, Transformer a. stolen from my mom at the tender age of 12, who can say no to Goodnight Ladies? 2. The Cure, Disintegration 3. REM Eponymous a. Another stolen parental music unit. But damn the bitch was asking for it. 4. Violent Femmes, Add it Up a. Washed many a dish in the back sink of Checkers to this very soundtrack. 5. Smashing Pumpkins, Gish 6. Smashing Pumpkins, Siamese Dream 7. The Julia Hatfield Three, My Sister LP 8. Pearl Jam, Ten a. Can you tell by this point I was young and impressionable at the height of the grunge era? 9. Soul Asylum Grave Dancers Union a. My sister brought up my obsession with this rather embarrassing musical selection over Christmas this year. But hey, the Sun Maid had a glockenspiel, at least it ain�t Candlebox. 10. Gustav Holst�The Planets a. There is nothing like hearing �Mars� when you�re really pissed. 11. The Smiths, The Queen is Dead 12. Depeche Mode, The Singles 81-98 13. Nirvana, Incesticide a. Molly�s Lips is actually a cover of a Vaselines song. 14. Belle & Sebastian, The Boy with the Arab Strap a. Arab strap�Tee hee! 15. Descendants, Liveage a. At their best when urging the audience to buy a drink 16. Less Than Jake, Losing Streak 17. Sublime, 40oz to Freedom a. Especially the cover of the Descendants� Hope 18. Soul Coughing, Ruby Vroom a. And you are going to Reseda/ we are all in some way or another going to Reseda/ someday/ to die./ And the radioman laughs because the radioman fucks a model too. [screenwriter�s blues] 19. The Pixies, Come on Pilgrim 20. The Pixies, Doolittle 21. Madonna, Erotica 22. TMBG, Factory Showroom 23. REM, Dead letter Office 24. Phish, a Live one a. Surprisingly handy for cleaning the house stoned 25. Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt & Emmylou Harris, Trio 26. Paul Simon, Concert in Central Park 27. Funkadelic, One Nation Under A Groove 28. Velvet Underground, Loaded 29. Jeff Buckley, Grace 30. Dr Dre, The Chronic 31. The Chad Vance Funky/Groovy mix Tape a. Tape unfortunately heat damaged & Chad is lost in Tennessee 32. Radiohead, OK Computer a. Me & James driving down 441 outta g�ville, smokin� doobs & freakin� out to Paranoid Android, that�s us. 33. Bjork, Post 34. KMFDM, Nihil 35. Tori Amos, Boys for Pele a. So influential I can never listen to it again 36. The Breeders, Last Splash 37. Medeski, Martin & Wood, The Dropper 38. Supreme Beings of Leisure, Never the Same 39. Weezer, Weezer (the Blue Album) 40. Metallica, Ride the Lightning 41. Soundtrack to Macross Plus, Vols. 1&2 a. Best Japanese soundtrack EVER plus Sharon Apple�mmm, Sharon apple� 42. NOFX, Punk in Drublic 43. Bad Religion, Stranger Than Fiction 44. Ani Difranco, Ani Difranco 45. The Pogues, Rum, Sodomy & the Lash 46. Mazzy Star, So Tonight that I Might See 47. Moby, Everything is Wrong 48. Rocky Horror Picture Show, Soundtrack 49. Manfred Hubler and Siegfried Schwab, Vampyros Lesbos Soundtrack a. The definitive funkalicious porno music experience 50. Beastie Boys, Paul�s Boutique and that's it for now. notice a complete revision is forthcoming. here's a shoutout to rumble, who started this madness in the first place. |
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New digs - 2004-05-25 Bachelor hell - 2004-05-10 Grumble - 2004-05-07 Coachella pt. 2, or goddamn do my fingers hurt - 2004-05-05 Coachella part one, or, this monkey's gone to indio rawk heaven - 2004-05-05 Random Shearings Rings |
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