Whats yer all time Fave Album?

[SMEE]

Pound for pound, I would prob have to say The Joshua Tree by U2

[RossP]

According to my Itunes, these are the albums I listen to the most... which i'd agree are up there with my favourite albums.

The Get Up Kids - Something to Write home about

Mogwai - Happy Music For Happy People

Frightened Rabbit - Midnight Organ Fight

[SMEE]

I saw Frightend Rabbit live @ Belladrum this year. Most enjoyable they were too. But when i checked out the studio stuff, it lost its appeal. Mind you, give me live ahead of studio recordings any day

[RossP]

I saw Frightend Rabbit live @ Belladrum this year. Most enjoyable they were too. But when i checked out the studio stuff, it lost its appeal. Mind you, give me live ahead of studio recordings any day

Since they've got in a second guitarist I think they're live performances have suffered actually...

Great album though.

[+CaleyD]

I saw Frightened Rabbit in my headlights on the A9 on Wednesday night...any future perfromances may sound a bit flat, and certainly won't be live.

[ICTFCkev]

Whats The Story (Morning Glory) - Oasis

or

Costello Music - The Fratellis

[RossP]

I saw Frightened Rabbit in my headlights on the A9 on Wednesday night...any future perfromances may sound a bit flat, and certainly won't be live.

2 out of 10.

[rossfm]

Like Alan Partridge The Greatest Hits of the Beatles.

It would be, Once Upon a Time by Simple Minds.

[FortressICT]

New Oasis one - Dig Out Your Soul....Superb!!!!

Managed to get my hands on a copy on Friday and doesn't come out till the 6th Oct.

Ok, that ain't the best one, but close. Possibly, Chili's - By the Way or Oasis - Whats the Story (Morning Glory).

[SMEE]

It would be, Once Upon a Time by Simple Minds.

Class album that, and one of the albums of my formative years. They were heading for great things before making a wrong turn with the Street Fighting Years album. Never recovored IMHO. Fantastic band live to this day too!

[Mick]

stereophonics - word gets around

not a big fan of anything they have done since but that is one album that every song is crackin

[Kingsmills]

The White Album by the Beatles.

[Yngwie]

The Black Album by Metallica

I find it pretty much impossible to choose an all time fave. I struggled to come up with a top 5 when thinking about it recently. It changes over time and with my mood.

Perhaps Maiden's Number of the Beast because of what it meant to me at the time, with honourable mentions to Chilli Peppers By the Way and Manic Street Preachers Everything Must Go. Oh and then there's Guns'n'Roses Appetite for Destruction.

[Lady Madonna]

The White Album by the Beatles.

Grand choice but just pipping it to the number one spot is Pet Sounds. The Beach Boys made the closest thing to perfection that any band will EVER make!!

[RiG]

Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible.

A disturbing insight into the dark, depressing world of Richard Edwards who consipired to write some haunting lyrics yet were still deeply personal and emotive. Musically, it was excellent. Lyrically, it is outstanding. Faster, REVOL, Yes and PCP are unrelnting in their punk fury while 4st 7lbs is still one of my favourite Manics tracks ever.

I have the 10th anniversary edition of this album which has extra mixes, videos and performances. The performance of Faster on TotP prompted 25,000 complaints because the band played in IRA style balaclavas :o

Edited September 29, 2008 by RiG

[Guest Spectre]

Wish you were here (Pink Floyd)

[Yngwie]

the band played in IRA style balaclavas

I know that school's a bit rough, but.....

[RednBlackComeback]

The Stone Roses - 'The Stone Roses'

Some folk mentioned Oasis - 'What's the Story'. I much preferred 'Definitely Maybe' and I don't think anything Oasis have done since has come anywhere near close to matching it!

Simple Minds - 'Once Upon a Time'....another classic.

Big Country - 'The Crossing'.

The View - 'Hats off to the Buskers'

The Smiths - 'Rank'

[SMEE]

The Stone Roses - 'The Stone Roses' YES!

Some folk mentioned Oasis - 'What's the Story'. I much preferred 'Definitely Maybe' and I don't think anything Oasis have done since has come anywhere near close to matching it!

Simple Minds - 'Once Upon a Time'....another classic. YES!

Big Country - 'The Crossing'.YES!

The View - 'Hats off to the Buskers'

The Smiths - 'Rank'

[MrAsterisk]

Child of the Universe

Barclay James Harvest

[Guest couchpotato]

Scools Out by Alice cooper

just for the memories it invokes......them were the days

[BornCaley]

Tough one...these may change tomorrow but:

The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses

The Beatles - Abbey Road

The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds

[Dmacca]

Hello Rockview - Less than Jake

Once upon a time - Simple Minds and The Crossing - Big Country agree are cracking.

[+Gringo]

Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd

[DALNEIGHCALEY]

Exodus - Bob Marley and the Wailers.