Impossible question. But still, one I've posed before because it's fun. Here is the Top 5 answer I gave before: 1. Yankee Hotel Foxtrot -Wilco 2. Revolver -The Beatles 3. The Bends - Radiohead 4. The White Album - The Beatles 5. Pet Sounds - The Beach Boys These are all albums that for different reasons have had an impact on me, albums that I will never tire of. If it is not possible to use two albums by the same band you can take out one of the Beatles albums and replace with Sea Change by Beck. Now I really want to get The Bends on Vinyl. What a kick ass rock album. Also, all the links I've provided are for "full listen" audio via youtube so you can stream the whole albums if you'd like.
Cool, we will have to swap some other favorites. I should mention that sounds_sound has introduced me to some of my favorite artists. He will often post some good tunes FYI.
That's a good call. If you get that thread going, let me know and I'll definitely participate. Have you heard Sandro Perri? sounds_sound's most recent introduction and I love it.
Wolfman is better. But you knew I would say that. I was lucky enough to see him play live last year in an old movie theater turned venue. Maybe 20 people there or so. Great band.
I did know. It's a great song and that is a hell of a performance. Is that they same lineup you saw? They sound great.
No. The line up I saw was the drummer that you see there and the bass player that you see there, making 3 total. All of his buddies are multi-instrumentalists so there is a lot of depth there. The bass player for example, was playing the flute bits when I saw them. Sandro's music has a bit of Jazz structure to it too, so I would guess that they're all able to transcribe quickly. One difference with that song in particular is that the flute part that is the long linear progression of scale, up then down the up again, was played by Perri himself on his guitar. That's how we hear it on the album as well. I find it's a much more satisfying part on the guitar than the flute. That's just preference though.
I used to take my brother's cabinet speakers, face them toward eachother, and sit in-between them with the Bends on full volume. They brought in the CIA, the tanks and the whole marines, to blow me away. To blow me SKYYY HIIIGGGHHHHHH!