Music Collection

[AOX81]

I am looking to add some new CDs to my collection. I like all kinds of music but my favorites are old rock, big band, and irish music. Yes, I'm weird...can you think of any "must have" CDs?

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[SigmaChiCard]

• Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde
  U2 - Joshua Tree
  40oz to freedom/Sublime - Sublime
  2Pac - All Eyez On Me
  Unplugged - Nirvana
  OK Computer - Radiohead
  WuTang Forever - Wu Tang Clan
  Grateful Dead - Skeletons in the Closet
  Operation Ivy - Operation Ivy
  Dookie/Kerplunk - Green Day
  Weezer - Weezer

[AOX81]

SigmaChiCard: Thanks for the suggestions...I'm adding a few of them to my list

[KSig RC]

Sublime - 40 oz to freedom
Bob Marley - Babylon by Bus (or Legend if you wanna be like that)
Dashboard Confessional - the Places that you've come to fear the most
Vandals - Hitler bad, Vandals good
Long Beach Dub Allstars - Right Back
Kara's Flowers - the Fourth World (if you can find this one, I guarantee you'll love it - it's sort of like Weezer doing Beatles covers, sounds right up your alley)

[damasa]

Irish music, try-Black 47 (suggested to me by this kewl girl I know)

[33girl]

Prefab Sprout - Two Wheels Good
Swing Out Sister - Kaleidoscope World

[SigmaChiCard]

• Violent Femmes - Add It Up
  Phish - Hoist

[damasa]

Originally posted by SigmaChiCard

• Violent Femmes - Add It Up

Excellent call!

Also, here is one that is not well known, a band called "The Gufs" - Holiday From You

Or if you can find the song "smile" get it!!!

[prospectiverushee]

If you're looking to get in to Dave Matthews:

studio albums- Start with Under The Table and Dreaming, then get Crash,then Busted Stuff. Later you can add Before These Crowed Streets and Everyday(if you must )

live album-Live@ Red Rocks, Remember Two Things, Listener Supported

[juniorgrrl]

For a big band sound, try Chicago - Night and Day. They do some great covers of big band music. Awesome CD.

[sororitygirl2]

Howie Day -- "Australia"
John Mayer -- Anything live that you can get your hands on
Big Head Todd and The Monsters -- "Strategem" is especially good
David Gray -- Any of his older stuff
Dave Matthews Band -- "Lillywhite Sessions" (the precursor to "Busted Stuff"
O.A.R. -- "Souls Aflame" and "The Wanderer"
Ani DiFranco

[xok85xo]

first i pretty much second everything that sororitygirl2 said

also..

grateful dead - american beauty
phish - lawnboy
janis joplin - pearl
juliana hatfield 3 - become what you are
beastie boys - license to ill
barenaked ladies - disc 1 : all their greatest hits
moe. - no doy
mighty mighty bosstones - question the answers
rusted root - when i woke
barenaked ladies - maybe you should drive

[EagleChick19]

Originally posted by prospectiverushee
If you're looking to get in to Dave Matthews:

studio albums- Start with Under The Table and Dreaming, then get Crash,then Busted Stuff. Later you can add Before These Crowed Streets and Everyday(if you must )

live album-Live@ Red Rocks, Remember Two Things, Listener Supported

Definitely get some Dave!

[DRau]

Originally posted by KSig RC
Kara's Flowers - the Fourth World (if you can find this one, I guarantee you'll love it - it's sort of like Weezer doing Beatles covers, sounds right up your alley)

Any leads on where to start??? This album sounds great



I suggest Tom Petty's Greatest Hits or Wildflowers
AND/OR
If you can Find the Traveling Wilburys, I HIGHLY suggest them. It is a side project by Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne (from ELO) and George Harrison. I like v.1, but v.3 (their only other album, there is no v.2) is great too.

[AOX81]

Originally posted by EagleChick19
Definitely get some Dave!

I've already got a lot of Dave