Bob Ross

10) That one with the happy little trees
9) That one with the mountain
That one with the lake and happy little trees
7) That one with the mountain and the lake
6) That one with the mountain and creek
5) That one with the lake and the creek
4) That one with the mountain and happy little trees
3) That one with the lake, creek and happy little trees
2) That other one with the mountain and the lake
1) That one with the mountain, lake, creek and happy little trees

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Fare you well, fare you well
I love you more than words can tell
Listen to the river sing sweet songs
To rock my soul

Dave Matthews Band
1. Dancing Nancies
2. Stone
3. Two Step
4. Recently
5. Rhyme and Reason
6. Lie In Our Graves
7. 41
8. Halloween
9. Jimi Thing
10. Grety Street

Weezer
1. Good Life
2. Falling For You
3. No Other One
4. Getchoo
5. Holiday
6. World Has Turned and Left Me Here
7. Buddy Holly
8. We Are All On Drugs
9. Greatest Man That Ever Lived
10. Pork and Beans

Jimmy Eat World
1. Goodbye Sky Harbor
2. If You Don't, Don't
3. Futures
4. 23
5. Drugs or Me
6. Clarity
7. Sunday
8. Your New Aesthetic
9. Praise Chorus
10. Middle

Sure I have glaring omissions, off the top of my head. Fun thread. Will add later.

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Team Cutler.

Speak for yourself. "I Got the News" is about going down on a lesbian.

I like the whole run equally (not counting the reunion stuff, which is soulless and terrible). Katy Lied is probably the best album, right between the early sound and the uber-polished sound. Donald Fagen's solo album The Nightfly is quite good, too.

Doctor Wu
My Old School
Home at Last
Aja
I Got the News
Bad Sneakers
Dirty Work
Kid Charlemagne
Charlie Freak
The Royal Scam

"International Geophysical Year" would slot in there somewhere if it had been on a band album. "The Second Arrangement," too, if it had made it to an album.

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Dylan -- almost impossible to put down 10. Mine are different than most and change everyday.
Here is what I have today

Man In Me
Girl From The North Country
Simple Twist of Fate
Red River Shore
Copper Kettle
Tangled Up In Blue
Every Grain Of Sand
You Changed My Life
Goin To Acapulco
One More Cup Of Coffee

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Flew too close to the sun on wings of pastrami

I'd definitely have New Frontier in there if I was including Fagens solo stuff

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Proud member of the white guy grievance committee

It aint the six minutes. Its what happens in those six minutes.

George Thorogood -

1. Madison Blues
2. One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
3. The Sky is Cryin'
4. Bad to the Bone
5. Wanted Man
6. Nadine
7. Move it on Over
8. Who Do You Love
9. I Drink Alone
10. Cocaine Blues

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Mott The Hoople:



1."One Of The Boys"
2."All The Way From Memphis"
3."Momma's Little Jewel"
4."All The Young Dudes"
5."Laugh At Me"
6."Honaloochie Boogie"
7."Ballad of Mott the Hoople (26th March 1972, Zürich)"
8."Drivin’ Sister"
9. "I Wish I Was Your Mother"
10."Violence"

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Don't take it personally.

@lipid


Led-Zeppelin
1 Achilles Last Stand
2 Bron Yr Aur Stomp
3 How Many More Times
4 Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
5 Hearthbreaker
6 Trampled Underfoot
7 Kashmir
8 Ten Years Gone
9 Hots On For Nowhere
10 Stairway to Heaven


Pearl Jam
1 Faithful
2 You Are
3 Immortality
4 Porch
5 Garden
6 Army Reserve
7 Rearviewmirror
8 Indifference
9 Hail Hail
10 Around the Bend

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Cat Stevens
1. Father and Son
2. If you want to Sing Out, Sing Out
3. Hard Headed Woman
4. Peace Train
5. Oh Very Young
6. Where Do the Children Play?
7. Wild World
8. Miles From Nowhere
9. Oh Very Young
10. Another Saturday Night

Scorpions
1. The Zoo
2. In Trance
3. He’s a Woman, She’s a Man
4. Lady Starlight
5. Holiday
6. Loving You Sunday Morning
7. Lovedrive
8. Speedy’s Coming
9. No One Like You
10. Sales of Charon

I must admit that I have up on buying the new stuff quite a few years back. I bought quite a few clunkers back when music stores still existed.

I'll seek it out now and give you an opinion.

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Just gave it a listen. First reaction is that it has a lot of the same problems that most of his original stuff has - the sound is derivative and it lacks depth or feeling in the song. His lyrics are usually clunky or, just too wordy or something. They just usually don't have the right sound.

He's had very few original songs that he's gotten quite right, IMO. I'd list them as -

Bad to the Bone
Gear Jammer
I Drink Alone
Long Gone
Back to Wentzville

And, I'll even guiltily admit I even kind of like If You Don't Start Drinkin' and Get a Haircut. Born to be Bad and You Talk Too Much are songs that can be listened to occassionally as well but none of these are as good as the ones I listed, again, IMO.

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Led Zeppelin:

1. Trampled Under Foot
2. The Ocean
3. Thank You
4. When the Levee Breaks
5. What Is and What Should Never Be
6. Over the Hills and Far Away
7. Kashmir
8. Gallows Pole
9. Achilles' Last Stand
10. Night Flight

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Holy Mary Mother of God ..... I don't quite know what I just watched there, but it was a treasure. Because of my Steely Dan man crush, I also was quite pleased that the snippet they used towards the end of the "FM" track wasn't the typical radio edit, but the full album version. Also, the quick Michael McDonald "Take 537" bit was fucking hilarious.

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Power is always in the hands of the masses of men. What oppresses the masses is their own ignorance, their own short-sighted selfishness.
- Henry George

What the hell was that?

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You know me like that.

A Song for Sleeping by STP is probably their prettiest song ever...

The Smashing Pumpkins

1. Obscured
2. Frail and Bedazzled
3. Soma
4. Tristessa
5. The Chimera
6. East
7. Starla
8. The Everlasting Gaze
9. That's The Way
10. Glissandra

Two of my favorite songs are new....The Chimera and Glissandra are on the new album.

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@audioidkid

You've never seen Yacht Rock? It was amazing. Kenny Loggins used to be my avatar here!

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I don't get out much.

Or maybe I do.

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Off the top of my head, solo Fagen/Becker tracks in no particular order.

IGY
Book of Liars
On the Dunes
Junkie Girl
Lucky Henry
The Nightfly
True Companion (if music could exist in liquid form, this chart would be the norma normans)

(oops .... Security Joan goes in this list, not the Steely Dan honorable mention list earlier .... so take it off that list and replace it with the unreleased demo "Dallas" just for fun, and also the destroyed and thus also unreleased "You Got the Bear")

I do not recall ever hearing anyone cover any Dan songs that I liked .... as close as I've come is David Garfield & Bernard Purdie doing 'Babylon Sisters. If you're desperately in love with Larry Carlton, you could try his version of 'Josie'.

If you can find it, there's a CD out that a bunch of cats, including McDonald, Fagen, and Boz Scaggs did live .... as good as that might sound, I wasn't as utterly thrilled as sure as I would be .... the bonus was McDonald gets to sing the lead vocal for the four measures coming out of the break of 'Pretzel Logic', which directly addressed my musical fantasy of what would Dan have sounded like if he hadn't gone to the Doobie Bros and took over lead vocals.

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Power is always in the hands of the masses of men. What oppresses the masses is their own ignorance, their own short-sighted selfishness.
- Henry George

Fool in the Rain is such a damn annoying song.

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I don't know what this means.

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@audioidkid

Is not. It's one of Zeppelin's hidden gems. Better than shitty fucking "D'yer Maker."

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To be fair, while the singles are catchy, there were some really high quality deep cuts on all of the Pumpkins albums.

CH: the piano riff gets stuck in my head for days and irritates the bejesus out of me. I don't really like D'yer Maker, either.

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Warren Zevon
1. Werewolves of London
2. Lawyers, Guns and Money
3. Excitable Boy
4. Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner
5. Johnny Strikes up the Band
6. I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead
7. Poor, Poor, Pitiful Me
8. Carmelita
9. I was in the House When the House Burned Down
10. The French Inhaler

Just because a song is a single doesn't make it any better than non-single album cuts. These lists are mostly riddled with the hits of most of the artists people listed. Does everyone here only own Greatest Hits albums?

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Sorry guys...'bout to nerd this thread up a bit...avoided picking entire suites since those don't really fit in the spirit of an individual "song" (one exception is noted below)

Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori

1. One Final Effort
2. The Maw
3. Never Forget
4. On A Pale Horse
5. Unyielding
6. Earth City
7. Follow Our Brothers
8. "The Battle Begins" from Winter Contigency
9. The Menagerie (breaking my no suites rule on this one...it's all very good and the transitions are done well enough that it feels like one continuous piece of music)
10. "Time to Dance" from The Package

One of us was smart enough to go to college. The other wasn't.

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@ the last two posts.


Didn't someone with here with a masters degree lease a car?

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Fare you well, fare you well
I love you more than words can tell
Listen to the river sing sweet songs
To rock my soul

I think it was someone with 2 Bachelor's degrees.

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