Cd buying binge

musicismylife78

Have not bought any cd's for months, and want to start buying.

Some ones I want to get, any reviews of these?

The Vaselines

Meat Puppets I and II

Sparta

Mars volta-scab dates

Pixies- Bossanova and Terre

Black flag-in my head, my war, slip it in

At the drive in-in casino out

Mudhoney-piece of cake

Bad Brains

Who- by numbers

Black sabbath-self titled, master of reality, 4

Fugazi-in on the kill taker

Sonic Youth-Dirty

Daniel Johnston

Flipper

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Any other reccomendations

I am looking sort of for bands that inspired Kurt and Ed.

UpHereInMyTree500

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
Wolfmother - Wolfmother

musicismylife78

I am also looking to try out some John Frusciante solo albums. Is he pretty good. I am into bizaare avantegarde experimental stuff. Is he like that?

transplant

Cheguevara6 wrote:

Black sabbath-self titled, master of reality, 4
Fugazi-in on the kill taker
Pixies- Bossanova
Meat Puppets II
Black flag-in my head, my war, slip it in
At the drive in-in casino out
Who- by numbers
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I have these and are listed in the my preferred order. The Sabbath are essential. Vol 4 is a CD Cornell would have killed to make. I am also going on the assumption that you own some of these artists as well as most of them IMO have better CD's than the ones you listed. Either way, I don't think you can go wrong.

if you want avant garde, don't be afraid to try Buckethead. I don't care what anyone says, this guy is a fucking monster.

unfortunateson11

UpHereInMyTree500 wrote:

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
Wolfmother - Wolfmother

couldn't agree more about clap. and to think they still have not even signed to an indie label yet!

pearljam_addiction

Cheguevara6 wrote:

Have not bought any cd's for months, and want to start buying.

Some ones I want to get, any reviews of these?

Sparta

Mars volta-scab dates

At the drive in-in casino out

.

anyone of these would be perfect additions to your collection,

especially Sparta, try WireTap Scars first!!!!

smarchee

Cheguevara6 wrote:

I am also looking to try out some John Frusciante solo albums. Is he pretty good. I am into bizaare avantegarde experimental stuff. Is he like that?

If you are looking for Frusciante solo stuff like that, pick up "A Sphere in The Heart Of Silence". Other than this one, the rest of his solo CD's are either amazing acoustic songs or some popy electric songs, but I love all his solo stuff so I will promote any of his solo CD's

My favourites are Shadows Collide With People / The Will To Death / Curtains

enharmonic

Do you have Black Sabbath's Sabotage?

IMO, their best album.

AxlUlrich

good choices with the Black Sabbath and yes i would too recommend Sabotage if you dont have it yet.

and if you're getting Sonic Youth's Dirty,be sure to get the deluxe edition with 2 discs.