mudshark Posted September 20, 2013 Posted September 20, 2013 Rockpile - Seconds of Pleasureany three in a row will do
killerteddybear Posted September 20, 2013 Posted September 20, 2013 The Big MoneyGrand DesignsManhattan ProjectRush - Power Windows
Disturber Posted September 20, 2013 Posted September 20, 2013 I'll play twice as well. I found another quarter.... Rolling Stones - Tatoo you Start me up Hang Fire Slave Rolling Stones - Some Girl Miss You When The Whip Comes Down Just My Imagination Rolling Stones -- Sticky Fingers Brown Sugar Sway Wild Horses Black Crowes -- Shake Your money maker Twice as hard Jealous Again Sister Luck Billy Idol - Billy Idol White Wedding Hot in the City Dead on Arrival AC DC - Back In Black Hells Bells Shoot to thrill What do you do for money honey -- Back in Black You shook me all night long Have a drink on me Oasis - Whats the story morning glory Roll with it Wonderwall Don't look back in anger REM - Monster Drive Try no to breathe The sidewinder sleeps tonight Ramones -- Ramones Blitzkrieg Bob Beat on the Brat Judy is a punk New Order -- Republic Regret World Ruined in a day Sisters of Mercy -- Floodland Lucretia my Reflection 1959 This Corrosion Michael Jackson -- Thriller Thriller Beat It Billy Jean Ratt -- Invasion of your privacy You're in love Never use love Lay it down Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine Head like a hole Terrible Lie Down in It Frankie Goes to Hollywood -- Welcome to the pleasuredome Relax War Two Tribes Elvis Presley - From Elvis in Memphis True Love travels on a gravel road Any Day Now In the Ghetto Curtis Mayfield - Super Fly Little child Running Wild Pusherman Freddies Dead Primal Scream -- Screamadelica Movin' on up Slip inside this house Don't fight it, feel it Guns n Roses -- welcome to the joungle Welcome to the joungle It's so easy Nightrain
albacore Posted September 20, 2013 Posted September 20, 2013 I like the Tres Hombres suggestion, and and my Operation Mindcrime suggestion would be a 4 from Revolution Calling to Spreading the Disease.My bid though is for the first side of King Crimson's Red: Red, Fallen Angel and One More Red Nightmare.
Brentrocks Posted September 20, 2013 Posted September 20, 2013 LACK OF COMMUNICATIONBACK FOR MORETHE MORNING AFTERRATT...OUT OF THE CELLAR
mark_tampa Posted September 21, 2013 Posted September 21, 2013 Often forgotten, but still in my list of top 10 albums of all time...Triumph - Just a Game:Movin' OnLay it on the LineYoung Enough to CryOr...Young Enough to CryAmerican GirlsJust a GameFive killer tunes in a row!
mathman Posted September 21, 2013 Posted September 21, 2013 Cheap trick 77"Hot Love" — 2:30"Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace" (Terry Reid) — 4:35"He's a Whore" — 2:43Or..."He's a Whore" — 2:43"Mandocello" — 4:47"The Ballad of T.V. Violence (I'm Not the Only Boy)" — 5:15
ZR Posted September 21, 2013 Posted September 21, 2013 Disturber, thanks for the long list but I saw 2 errors; the REM album you refer to is Automatic For the People (one of my faves) not Monster. And, The Ramones song is Blitzkrieg Bop not Blitzkrieg Bob!
mudshark Posted September 21, 2013 Posted September 21, 2013 John Prine - John PrineSpanish PipedreamHello in There Sam StoneFred Neil - The Other Side of This LifeThe Other Side of This LifeRoll On RosieThe Dophins
Ting Ho Dung Posted September 24, 2013 Posted September 24, 2013 The best 3 in a row ever was Pink Floyd Animals: Dogs, Pigs, Sheep.There you go.
spanky Posted September 24, 2013 Posted September 24, 2013 Yes to the Triumph suggestion from the Just A Game album. ZZ Top - Eliminator: Gimme all your lovin, Got me under pressure, Sharp dressed manGeorge Thorogood - Move It On Over: Move it on over, Who do you love?, The sky is crying
rj2858 Posted September 24, 2013 Posted September 24, 2013 Cheap trick 77"Hot Love" — 2:30"Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace" (Terry Reid) — 4:35"He's a Whore" — 2:43Or..."He's a Whore" — 2:43"Mandocello" — 4:47"The Ballad of T.V. Violence (I'm Not the Only Boy)" — 5:15Nice calls mathman! I was thinking about this thread late last week, and was mentally scanning my 10 or so "desert island" albums (which includes CT's debut), and this whole album qualifies for me.This was and is an impossible album for me to pidgeon hole. Hard Rock? yes, kinda, but not really. Power Pop? - I wouldn't have called it that back then, and certainly not with the subject matter this baby covers. Punk? No, and was that even officially a term yet in Spring/Summer '77? Not a mainstream album by any measure either. Easy to see why it likely wasn't an easy listen for most, and certainly not the typical blues based, hard rock I usually went toward (huge fan of Aerosmiths' first 5 albums, as an example).The Side A combos you've got work great, but Side 1, (Yes Virginia, the original album was marked "Side A" and "Side 1", I thought that was a riot back then), can run straight through all 5 songs as well - ELO Kiddies / Daddy Should Have Stayed In High School / Taxman Mr. Thief / Cry Cry / Oh Candy. How can you miss? Songs about teen angst, a pedophile, oppressive government, a broken relationship and a homosexual suicide, all surrounded by killer vocals and guitar tone! Fun for the whole family!Someone said in a thread about a year ago, that we like music from a time when we were young and sexy, and this is an album that, whenever I think to play it, absolutely makes it the summer of 1977 again. Driving my '69 Corvair Monza Convert, riding my Yamaha Enduro, Quarter beer nights and wet T-shirt contests at places like "The Nickel Bag", "The Thirsty Whale", and "Haymakers" and lusting after Kim Vanko, (wonder what she looks like now at 55?, hmmmm).
rj2858 Posted October 3, 2013 Posted October 3, 2013 So I'm working from the comfort of my laptop, thought I'd throw some music on, and almost immediately thought of this thread, and the BIG omission;Montrose - Rock the Nation, Bad Motor Scooter, Space Station #5 Duh!
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