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Albums/CD's you have rediscovered from your collection .

josevolutionjosevolution Posts: 30,510
edited April 2010 in Other Music
I have recently started going into my collection and just listening to music i had not listened to in yrs like ..
The English Beat
Tears For Fears
General Public
Grateful Dead boots
The Clash
Midnight Oil ..
They sound so good to me at least for now ,how about you out there :?: :?: :)
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  • South of SeattleSouth of Seattle West Seattle Posts: 10,724
    Handsome Boy Modeling School - White People

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  • Yellow LedbellyYellow Ledbelly Posts: 3,749
    I do this all the time....pull out stuff I haven't listened to in a long time. Sometimes its just like a I remember it and sometimes I am only reminded of why I stopped listening to it in the first place. Of course there are other cases when I like the album even more than I had before....kind of like actually DISCOVERING it instead of rediscovering it

    The most recent one I can think of is Faith No More 'Angel Dust'....have no clue how long it had been since I listened.....a VERY long time....but it wasn't nearly as enjoyable as I once thought it was. Still got some great stuff on there though
    All I have to do is revel in the everyday....then do it again tomorrow

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  • eyedclaareyedclaar Posts: 6,980
    Lanegan's Whiskey for the Holy Ghost. And for that, I have PJGARDEN to thank. That thing sat unlistened in my collection for over 10 years. I'm an idiot. Brilliant fucking album.
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  • May 30thMay 30th Posts: 1,788
    I Mother Earth- Quicksilver Meat Dream

    This album is awesome from start to end. You should check it out if you have not heard it.
  • OffHeGoes132OffHeGoes132 Posts: 594
    eyedclaar wrote:
    Lanegan's Whiskey for the Holy Ghost. And for that, I have PJGARDEN to thank. That thing sat unlistened in my collection for over 10 years. I'm an idiot. Brilliant fucking album.

    Good call on rediscovering that one, pal. You should be ashamed for letting it collect dust :)

    Masterful album. Easily one of his best in a pile of gems.
  • the wolfthe wolf Posts: 7,027
    Yellow Ledbelly wrote:
    I do this all the time....pull out stuff I haven't listened to in a long time. Sometimes its just like a I remember it and sometimes I am only reminded of why I stopped listening to it in the first place. Of course there are other cases when I like the album even more than I had before....kind of like actually DISCOVERING it instead of rediscovering it

    The most recent one I can think of is Faith No More 'Angel Dust'....have no clue how long it had been since I listened.....a VERY long time....but it wasn't nearly as enjoyable as I once thought it was. Still got some great stuff on there though


    Angel Dust is a brilliant record. I love it.
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  • eyedclaareyedclaar Posts: 6,980
    the wolf wrote:

    Angel Dust is a brilliant record. I love it.

    Again we agree. One of my top 10.
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  • eyedclaareyedclaar Posts: 6,980
    OffHeGoes132 wrote:
    eyedclaar wrote:
    Lanegan's Whiskey for the Holy Ghost. And for that, I have PJGARDEN to thank. That thing sat unlistened in my collection for over 10 years. I'm an idiot. Brilliant fucking album.

    Good call on rediscovering that one, pal. You should be ashamed for letting it collect dust :)

    Masterful album. Easily one of his best in a pile of gems.

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  • veddertownveddertown Scotland Posts: 5,260
    I found all of these in the same box yesterday and have put them on my walkman for listening to at work. I was trying to find Pink Mountaintops and failed but I'm enjoying geting through these :D

    The Hives - Veni Vidi Vicious
    Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros - Streetcore
    Down - A Bustle In Your Hedgerow
    Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works
    Mark Lanegan - I'll Take Care Of You
    Black Sabbath - Vol. 4
    Mogwai - Rock Action
    Murder By Death - Red Of Tooth And Claw
    Sparklehorse - Good Morning Spider
    Spiritualised - Let It Come Down
    At The Drive-In - In/Casino/Out
    Dropkick Murphy's - Do Or Die
    Tomahawk - Mit Gas
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  • PJGARDENPJGARDEN Posts: 1,484
    eyedclaar wrote:
    Lanegan's Whiskey for the Holy Ghost. And for that, I have PJGARDEN to thank. That thing sat unlistened in my collection for over 10 years. I'm an idiot. Brilliant fucking album.

    your welcome;)

    I like to put my iPod on shuffle whenever I get in a little music slump. This is how I usually rediscover a band.
    Lately....
    Soundgarden due to my excitement over the reunion.
    Tom Waits - the Heart of Saturday Night
    Miles Davis
    Velvet Underground
  • veddertownveddertown Scotland Posts: 5,260
    PJGARDEN wrote:
    eyedclaar wrote:
    Lanegan's Whiskey for the Holy Ghost. And for that, I have PJGARDEN to thank. That thing sat unlistened in my collection for over 10 years. I'm an idiot. Brilliant fucking album.

    your welcome;)

    I like to put my iPod on shuffle whenever I get in a little music slump. This is how I usually rediscover a band.
    Lately....
    Soundgarden due to my excitement over the reunion.
    Tom Waits - the Heart of Saturday Night
    Miles Davis
    Velvet Underground

    Mark Lanegan and Tom Waits!! We must have been separated at birth :D
    Like a book among the many on a shelf...

    Dublin 02 Arena - 22/6/10. Belfast Odyssey Arena - 23/6/10. London Hyde Park - 25/6/10. Berlin Wuhlheide - 30/6/10.
    Manchester MEN - 20/06/12. Manchester MEN - 21/06/12
  • red mosred mos Posts: 4,953
    edited April 2010
    Hole- Live through this. Haven't listen to it in a long time. Great record.

    Everclear- so much for the afterglow.

    bob dylan- Oh Mercy- first Dylan album I remember my parents having, I was 7 years old. Great album, not alot of mention of it on here.
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  • absolutcillyabsolutcilly Posts: 74
    Anthrax... "Sound of White Noise" For some reason i was thinking John Bush era Anthrax sucked.
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  • MysteryTrainMysteryTrain Singapore Posts: 1,189
    Pink Floyd's The Wall; I never really appreciated it until I really sat down and listened. It's fucking mind-blowing.

    The Clash's London Calling; I recently got the 30th anniversary reissue. Now I realise the importance of this record in rock & roll history.
  • JDBJDB Posts: 277
    absolutcilly wrote:
    Anthrax... "Sound of White Noise" For some reason i was thinking John Bush era Anthrax sucked.

    Probably my favorite Anthrax album although the rest of the albums with Bush do suck. SOWN is awesome. Check out Armored Saints Symbol Of Salvation. It's the best album Bush has ever done.
  • JDBJDB Posts: 277
    KevDylan wrote:
    Pink Floyd's The Wall; I never really appreciated it until I really sat down and listened. It's fucking mind-blowing.

    The Clash's London Calling; I recently got the 30th anniversary reissue. Now I realise the importance of this record in rock & roll history.
    Two of the best albums ever there.
  • craigbcraigb Posts: 806
    Every Creed album. ;)
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  • jammerfalljammerfall Posts: 908
    Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers' "Damn The Torpedos." I probably haven't listened to it in 15 years, pulled it out the other day and have been listening to it non-stop. Great record!
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  • Get_RightGet_Right Posts: 13,486
    sugar-copper blue
    posies-frosting on the beater
    joe jackson-big world
    REM-reckoning
    edie brickell-shooting rubber bands at the stars
    the cars-the cars

    And I agree about the ipod shuffle
    most of the time, it just seems to play a great mix
  • Yellow LedbellyYellow Ledbelly Posts: 3,749
    JDB wrote:
    absolutcilly wrote:
    Anthrax... "Sound of White Noise" For some reason i was thinking John Bush era Anthrax sucked.

    Probably my favorite Anthrax album although the rest of the albums with Bush do suck. SOWN is awesome. Check out Armored Saints Symbol Of Salvation. It's the best album Bush has ever done.
    Sound of White Noise is a classic. Bush got off to a good start anyway.
    State of Euphoria is my favorite Anthrax album. I still listen to it fairly frequently
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  • PJGARDENPJGARDEN Posts: 1,484
    veddertown wrote:

    Mark Lanegan and Tom Waits!! We must have been separated at birth :D

    Haha! I'm starting to wonder.......
  • MysteryTrainMysteryTrain Singapore Posts: 1,189
    jammerfall wrote:
    Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers' "Damn The Torpedos." I probably haven't listened to it in 15 years, pulled it out the other day and have been listening to it non-stop. Great record!

    +1

    The only issue I have with it is the weird intros to some of the songs.
  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 93,967
    Self Titled Three Fish record. It's been a while I sat down with the headphones & dived into that record.

    :)
  • gregkitefangregkitefan Posts: 1,116
    The James Gang - Bang
    One of the 2 albums with Tommy Bolin
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  • allornoneallornone Posts: 269
    Fishbone - Reality of my surrondings
  • veddertownveddertown Scotland Posts: 5,260
    Living Colour - Vivid
    The Four Horsemen - Nobody Said It Was Easy
    Iron Maiden - Live After Death
    Led Zeppelin - Presence
    Tad - 8 Way Santa
    Mudhoney - Under A Billion Suns
    Like a book among the many on a shelf...

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