KMC's (and your) Top Ten Albums

Originally posted by Ya Krunk'd Floo
1) Exodus - Bob Marley
2) The Bends - Radiohead
3) Learn Yourself - The Beautiful Girls
4) 40oz. To Freedom - Sublime
5) Blood Sugar Sex Magik - Red Hot Chilli Peppers
6) Audioslave - Audioslave
7) What's Going On - Marvin Gaye
8) Paul's Boutique - Beastie Boys
9) Mishka - Mishka
10) Sunrise Over Sea - John Butler Trio

I would like my list to be edited. My choice of 'What's Going On' by Marvin Gaye at #7 was obviously an attempt to incorporate a universal classic into my top ten albums. However, upon recent review of said album, I have decided it is actually a little dull. Therefore, if you deem myself worthy of such special attention, I would rejoice if you could substitute it for Fugees' 'The Score', which is an album I still frequently listen to.

Thank you.

Good choice, Krunk'd.

-AC

Ya.

I noticed Mr. Bungle popping up in both your and VD's list, so I did a bit of research on the ol' man, and decided he may be to my liking...So, after a little bit of mouse-clicking, I have managed to purchase it from iTunes.

I shall voice my opinion in due course...

It's a band, not a man, haha. Unless you mean Mike Patton...

When I first heard Mr. Bungle I more or less tore up the mental book on what I thought what music could be, threw it away and decided "Not very useful to me now."

Not a band for everyone, or most people, for sure.

-AC

Anyone else thinks there's a chance that Kid A might be the Top Album of KMC so far?

I said it a while back that I had an idea of what album would win, Kid A was it.

-AC

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
I said it a while back that I had an idea of what album would win, Kid A was it.

-AC

[edit] thinking aboot it I have a feeling that the Second place might be a Radiohead Album too.

Second place might be Lateralus though.

It's certainly going to be very high up there, I believe.

Originally posted by Tptmanno1
Second place might be Lateralus though.

Spoiler:
My money is on OK Computer.

Lateralus will be Top 3 though I believe..

Funny, how my Top Ten has changed in the past few days again. But let'S stay with that list for now.

ok here are my top 10 albums of the week

1: Black Sabbath - Vol 4 (one of the best albums ever)
2: Alice In Chains -Dirt (legendary)
3: Type O Negative - October Rust
4: Paradise Lost - One Second
5: Death - Sound Of Perseverance
6: Dissmember -Massive Killing Capacity
7: Faith No More - Angel Dust
8: Ultraviolence - Killing God
9: Jedi Mind Tricks - Legacy of Blood (OMG)
10: obituary - Frozen In Time

You shouldn't really have said all this because now anyone who votes might vote specifically to boost their preferences instead of their actual list.

-AC

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
You shouldn't really have said all this because now anyone who votes might vote specifically to boost their preferences instead of their actual list.

-AC

[fixed it...not that anyone ever cares for Spoilers but you know....

Spoiler:
everyone will read that anyways

It's only one more anyways.

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
It's a band, not a man, haha. Unless you mean Mike Patton...

Actually, I thought Mr. Bungle was a one-man band type of deal with studio musicians. I still haven't had the chance to give it my full attention yet, though...

Kid A is a great album, but The Bends is much closer to my heart. When I was 15/16 years old, my friends and I would meet up at my house, put on long over-coats (don't know why...), put gel in our hair, put someone on camcorder-duty and then belt out tunes like 'The Bends' - "Where do we go from here? The words are coming out all weird, where are you now-ow?..." - and 'Just'. We did the same with Blur's 'Parklife', which is still great, but I don't listen to it any more...

Good times. Strange times. Times.

Originally posted by Ya Krunk'd Floo
Actually, I thought Mr. Bungle was a one-man band type of deal with studio musicians. I still haven't had the chance to give it my full attention yet, though...

Kid A is a great album, but The Bends is much closer to my heart. When I was 15/16 years old, my friends and I would meet up at my house, put on long over-coats (don't know why...), put gel in our hair, put someone on camcorder-duty and then belt out tunes like 'The Bends' - "Where do we go from here? The words are coming out all weird, where are you now-ow?..." - and 'Just'. We did the same with Blur's 'Parklife', which is still great, but I don't listen to it any more...

Good times. Strange times. Times.

Well from what I gathered it is one of the multiple projects by this Mike Patton fellow....like Faith No More, Tomahawk and Fantomas....am I right?

Well actually the first 4 Radioheqad Albums all deserve a Top ten Position in my opinion (I haven't heard the other two yet...).

Oh by the way, time is an illusion....lunchtime doubly so.

Yes, it was Patton's first band.

-AC

Originally posted by Sir Whirlysplat
some great Albums here!!!

Thanks, it's nice that some more people recognize BIG COUNTRY & THE KINKS

Originally posted by Ya Krunk'd Floo

Kid A is a great album, but The Bends is much closer to my heart. When I was 15/16 years old, my friends and I would meet up at my house, put on long over-coats (don't know why...), put gel in our hair, put someone on camcorder-duty and then belt out tunes like 'The Bends' - "Where do we go from here? The words are coming out all weird, where are you now-ow?..." - and 'Just'. We did the same with Blur's 'Parklife', which is still great, but I don't listen to it any more...

Good times. Strange times. Times.

Possibly the funniest thing that's ever been posted on this fine site, we call...the internet.

Originally posted by Fearnix

9: Jedi Mind Tricks - Legacy of Blood (OMG)

Go get Violent by Design if you haven't already, Fearnix. It blows LOB out of the water.

Originally posted by Bardock42
Well from what I gathered it is one of the multiple projects by this Mike Patton fellow....like Faith No More, Tomahawk and Fantomas....am I right?

Well actually the first 4 Radioheqad Albums all deserve a Top ten Position in my opinion (I haven't heard the other two yet...).

Oh by the way, time is an illusion....lunchtime doubly so.

You only know of Mr. Bungle because "Squeeze Me Macaroni" caught your interest since it is eerily realistic to your every day doings. 😛

Originally posted by Dr. Strangelove
You only know of Mr. Bungle because "Squeeze Me Macaroni" caught your interest since it is eerily realistic to your every day doings. 😛