[the alex arms]

I have two:

Less Than Jake: Anthem

The Lawrence Arms: The Greatest Story Ever Told

[qb punk]

my fav album at the mo is zakk wylde book of shadows and it has been for quita a while now....All time its probs gonna be any of the motley crue albums...

[munky]

Mine would probably be Master of Puppets by Metallica.

[Donovan]

Hmmm, kinda hard to pick just one... If I really had to, I'd be "Scenes from a Memory" by Dream Theater

Close runnerup should be "Californication" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. And actually, Petrucci being such an awesome guitarist, I'd be ashamed not to name both Liquid Tension Experiment albums as well. Kinda weird, but never cease to amaze and delight me.

And well... Pink Floyd, Yes, Linkin Park, Van Halen... A lot of what was named already...

[Ledhead V-2]

That's almost impossible for me to say, but the last cd I bought, "The Very Best of Montrose", is absolutely killer if you're into hard rock.

"Rock The Nation", "Bad Motor Scooter", "Rock Candy", "Space Staion #5", "I Got The Fire", "Let's Go", "Twenty Flight Rock"...Wow!!

btw -- the first 3 songs I listed were all on their debut album. Not bad at all for a first effort. It's also Sammy Hagar's first band.




Bob

[Tinkerbell]

Originally Posted by nagukush

I love Bryan Adams and Linkin Park. My family like to listen to Backstreet Boys and Westlife.

Finally Bryan Adams gets a mention! i love him! I saw him live at the point dublin and he was great! But i can't seem to pick a favourite album! there are so many great artists out there!! aaaaahhhhh! it's sooo hard to choose!

[code_man]

AC/DC-back in black

[Misty2u]

Originally Posted by YouToo

For me it has to be Hot Fuss by The Killers.

What not a U2 album?

[Nem]

I bought the new Coldplay album the other day and been listening to that. not as good as their first 2 but a solid effort nonetheless

[Cedric01]

Firehouse - by Firehouse

[Andy S]

First of all, to hear something called an "album" is refreshing. My kids and their friends consider the term album restricted to "that old vinyl stuff"!! I have to remind them that an album is a collection of things, whether it be photographs, poems, short stories or music.

Ah...but I digress!

A few of my Favs: (not in any particular order)

Todd Rundgren - Something, Anything
Peter Frampton - Frampton's Camel and Come Alive
Chicago - Live
Brian Setzer Orchestra - Dirty Boogie

There is also some Clapton stuff, recently got a Duke Robillard CD that features him doing stuff & styles of things that influenced his playing. Allman Brothers, old or newer version.

Hey, gotta go, work calls!

[Huggy49]

"Dogman" by King's X.

Led to an interesting (well, perhaps not) discussion with a friend of mine on "The best run of 6 songs ever put on vinyl/cd/wax cylinder/etc." We ended up with the six songs on Physical Graffiti that starts with "Custard Pie."

The first six songs on "Dogman" would have won out, except for "Flies and Blue Skies" stuck in there.

Most underrated songs ever: "The Rover" by Zeppelin, which is criminally undersaturated in our collective ears, and "Pretend" or "We Were Born to be Loved" by King's X.

Most overrated? Well, we've all got our opinions about that. Mine might get me killed, so I'll keep it to myself for now. After all, this is the sort of thing that can kill a political career.

-Gary.

[guttertrashsingalong]

the wall,pink floyd ,appetite for destruction gnr,sex love and rock and roll by social distortion take that back i think all social ds stuff is my favs

[rocknroll2354]

I have a tie between led zeppelin 4 and the red album(yeah i know its a mix track album thing but oh well)- the beatles

[cshude]

Sports- Huey Lewis and the News (the first tape I ever bought, and still my favorite)