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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 2:31 AM (permalink)
OK this is harder than I thought.

Tool - Lateralus

Metallica - Master Of Puppets

Bionic Jive - Armaggeddon Through Your Speaker

Jason Becker - Perpetual Burn

Marty Friedman - Dragon's Kiss


but if I could have 5 more!

Deftones - Saturday Night Wrist

Korn - Follow The Leader

Megadeth - Rust In Peace

Billy Joel - Greatest Hits

Acapella - Set Me Free



ok I'm such a metal head. And are greatest hit albums cheating??



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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 5:21 AM (permalink)

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... And are greatest hit albums cheating??


Only for the bands that make 'em!

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 10:47 AM (permalink)
This thread really made me think, and actually go to my collection and look at what I had and still played.

In no particular order

Bruce Springsteen- Born to Run

Stevie Wonder-Songs in the Key of Life

Nirvana-Nevermind

Stones-Let in Bleed

Beatles-Sgt. Peppers

smuggle list:
Beatles-Live at the BBC-This set shows what a tight, killer live band they were in the 60's
Van Halen- 1 - Still remember the day I first heard it.
Guns and Roses- Appetite - Still makes me feel aggressive. LOL
Beach Boys- Pet Sounds
Elton - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 2:20 PM (permalink)
Bruce Springsteen- Born to Run


I'd have to go with Darnkess on the Edge of Town if I took a Springsteen album. There's something really amazing about that album.

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 3:37 PM (permalink)
5 CDs? Impossible. Five collections? Maybe

Everything by the Beatles
Everything by Mozart
Everything by Elvis Costello
Everything by XTC
Everything by Steely Dan

That's NOT everything, but it might suffice to keep me sane

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 4:07 PM (permalink)
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I'd have to settle for the following:

Alan Parsons - I Robot
Phil Collins - Face Value
Foreigner - 4
Michael McDonald - If That's What It Takes
Rush - Signals



WOW! that is NOT what I would have expected from you, James! The music I've listened to from you on the songs forum are nothing like those!!! but I guess maybe yours are recordings of other bands??

I LOVE your first 2. Anything by Parsons, Phil, Genesis, actually are on the top of my list. Also Kansas and Yes.

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 4:56 PM (permalink)
Ugh, showing my age here, there's lots of new stuff I like, but not whole album-wise:

Desire - Tuxedomoon
Pyamarama - Roxy Music
Uncertain Smile - The The
From the Lion's Mouth - The Sound
Peer Gynt Suite - Edvard Grieg

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 7:38 PM (permalink)

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Peer Gynt Suite - Edvard Grieg


Which recording of Peer Gynt. I have one by errr... London Philharmonic(?) that is less than inspiring (polygram I think). There is one by Deutche Grammaphone that is really nice (Especially Hall of The Mountain King).

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 7:44 PM (permalink)
Which recording of Peer Gynt. I have one by errr... London Philharmonic(?) that is less than inspiring (polygram I think). There is one by Deutche Grammaphone that is really nice (Especially Hall of The Mountain King).


Dunno, I have some cheapo recording from way back when, and it's some Austrian inpromptu orchestra for the whole CD-series, and they hired all kinds of Eastern European musicians on the cheap. That is not to say they weren't top class, only the quality of the recording isn't the best, but the performance is adequate, quite so even.

Does make a big difference, I agree. I have one Vivaldi (ahem) that's tons better than anything else I heard, also ancient disc.
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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 7:59 PM (permalink)

Peer Gynt Suite you say guys!

I'm seriously in the process of arranging something along the lines of this scratch track to 'honour' one of my favourite classical albums.

Working title is Peer 2 Peer as I'm working on a 'Morning Mood' intro with a lot of 'In the Hall of the Mountain King' riffage.

The scratch track is HERE ON SOUNDCLICK if you fancy a quick listen.

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 8:09 PM (permalink)

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Peer Gynt Suite you say guys!

I'm seriously in the process of arranging something along the lines of this scratch track to 'honour' one of my favourite classical albums.

Working title is Peer 2 Peer as I'm working on a 'Morning Mood' intro with a lot of 'In the Hall of the Mountain King' riffage.

The scratch track is HERE ON SOUNDCLICK if you fancy a quick listen.

Steve

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Oh man... I so want to play along with that... some rocking organ... make it scream. I will have to learn those two songs.

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 8:15 PM (permalink)
Thanks Shad!

I'm trying to work it up as a collab between myself and a couple of good friends in the Guitar Tracks forum.

One is doing the drums and 'orchestrating' the Morning parts in his SONAR 7 PE and the other guy is adding some vox and some lead guitar.

When it's fully arranged, it's going to be about 8 - 9 minutes long but I think there's enough original material going in there with the Grieg stuff to keep it interesting for that amount of time.

Again, thanks for your kind words Shad [or are you his brother who's looking after his appartment and PC.....]

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Edit - spelling mistakk
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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 8:16 PM (permalink)
Peer 2 Peer is funny! Enjoyed that, bass needs a few different notes than just the guitar chords tho - learning all about that ATM.

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 8:19 PM (permalink)

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Peer 2 Peer is funny! Enjoyed that, bass needs a few different notes than just the guitar chords tho - learning all about that ATM.


Yeah I agree Rob - it's still very much at the experimental stage at the moment.

When I hit on the potential there, I just chucked in a drum loop, plugged in and got it down as quickly as I could - those are great moments in songwriting/recording, when you really think something is going to work.

Suppose it's like lyric writers who always have a pen/paper or a dictaphone on them!

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 8:30 PM (permalink)
Scroll to 1:17, but the whole video is cool

http://youtube.com/watch?v=wwq0i6jP7dQ

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 8:35 PM (permalink)

Thanks Rob - that is cool.

I didn't realise just how much you could do with an e-bow!

I like the Grieg bit but the bagpipe stuff is amazing.

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 8:42 PM (permalink)
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Again, thanks for your kind words Shad [or are you his brother who's looking after his appartment and PC.....]



Hehehe

I am going to download your song, if you do not mind Steve, and try to improvise some keyboard part to it. Is that OK with you? (The song got me stoked).

-edit - ok, seems you need to be a member to download... would you be willing to email me the MP3?
post edited by foxwolfen - May 06, 08 9:02 PM

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 8:48 PM (permalink)

No problem Shad - PM me your e-mail address and I'll attach the mp3 as an attachment.

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 8:58 PM (permalink)
Done

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 06, 08 10:27 PM (permalink)
Deep Purple- Fireball
Steely Dan-Pretzel Logic
David Gilmour-On An Island - Seems only right
Return To Forever-Romantic Warrior
Eagles-Greatest Hits

tomorrow not sure what 5
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RE: Desert Island Albums May 07, 08 1:15 AM (permalink)
interesting, yet impossible to choose

here's a quick stab
1) Miles Kind of Blue
2) Jaco, absolutely anything
3) David Baerwald, Triage or Bedtime Stories
4) Chopin, absolutely anything
5) Nil Lara, Tres
6) Paco, absolutely anything, just keep DiMeola & McLaughlin out
7) Eric Johnson, anything live
8) silence
9) the sounds of the sea & birds
10) oh, she said five...
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RE: Desert Island Albums May 07, 08 2:32 PM (permalink)
i'd leave it up to chance/fate as to what came along. that tends to manage unpredictable needs better than my contrived intentions. the island sounds would be preferable to anything else most of the time. being 'stuck' with such a small group, i'm afraid i'd end up hating something. but supposing i had to gather those from which the chosen would come from...(and after all, this is really a 'what we like' thread :)

citrus – asobi seksu (current affection)
at the village vanguard/you took the words right out of my heart – paul motian trio
another green world; neroli – brian eno
roomic cube – takako minekawa
dark magus; pangaea; live/evil – miles davis
nilsson schmilsson – harry nilsson
tales from topographic oceans – yes
wong faye collection
zakir hussain collection
low – david bowie
largest string trio/quartet collection
largest solo guqin collection (this is actually the indispensable one; perfect for solitude)

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 07, 08 3:07 PM (permalink)
Man, I gotta start swimming! I have to exchange something for Harry Nilsson. That's a great choice "ru".

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 07, 08 4:10 PM (permalink)
a 'can't live if living is without' one?
:)
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RE: Desert Island Albums May 07, 08 4:52 PM (permalink)
Yes, once the "lime" has been put in it's proper place.

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RE: Desert Island Albums May 08, 08 7:13 AM (permalink)
1. Massive Attack - Blue lines

2. KLF - Chillout

3. Radiohead - OK computer

4. Chemical Brothers - Come with us

5. The Orb - Adventures beyond the ultraworld


Smuggle list

Leftfield - Leftism
Prodigy - Music for a jilted genaration
Super Furry Animals - Radiator
Orbital - In sides
Snoop Dogg - Doggystyle
Beatles - Revolver
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing
Liam Howlett - Dirtchamber vol. 1
Pink Floyd - Wish you were here
Beach boys - Pet sounds
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RE: Desert Island Albums May 09, 08 5:21 AM (permalink)

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OK this is harder than I thought.

Tool - Lateralus

Metallica - Master Of Puppets

Bionic Jive - Armaggeddon Through Your Speaker

Jason Becker - Perpetual Burn

Marty Friedman - Dragon's Kiss


but if I could have 5 more!

Deftones - Saturday Night Wrist

Korn - Follow The Leader

Megadeth - Rust In Peace

Billy Joel - Greatest Hits

Acapella - Set Me Free



ok I'm such a metal head. And are greatest hit albums cheating??

ok just 5 more!

Journey - Greatest Hits!

Gary Hoey - Animal Instinct

Team Sleep - Team Sleep

A Perfect Circle - Mer de Noms

The Accüsed - Martha Splatterhead’s Maddest Stories Ever Told

Scorpions - Blackout (or even World Wide Live)

Marty Friedman - Scenes

Jason Becker - Perspective (Higher is an amazing song!)

Incubus - Make yourself

Deftones - White Pony

Tool - Ænima

Stone Temple Pilots - Purple

Silverchair - Neon Ballroom


ok thats more than 5! whoops well I'd be screwed! I guess i'd really just have to take 5 mp3 cd's! Then I'd have to choose what to fit onto 3.5gb's!



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RE: Desert Island Albums May 09, 08 9:27 AM (permalink)
It's difficult to pick only 5 - but if I was forced, these would be my five:

1. Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland

2. The Beatles - White Album

3. John Coltrane - A Love Supreme

4. Neil Young - Harvest

5. Bob Dylan - Greatest Hits



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RE: Desert Island Albums May 13, 08 5:07 AM (permalink)
Duane Allman - Anthology
Ziggy Stardust
Zeppelin II,I,III,IV (whoops, I thought they were all one album)
Grateful Dead - Reckoning
Taj Mahal - Natchl Blues


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RE: Desert Island Albums May 13, 08 3:25 PM (permalink)

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