Same thing with Aenima:drewbie08 said:
Hadn't seen this one yet...if you remove the filler track #6, Tool's Lateralus had a fantastic sequence:
While reading this, Santana's Soul Sacrifice from the Woodstock Experience is currently blasting on my music stream. Over 11 minutes of greatness.lurker76 said:
Santana Santana
1. Waiting (instrumental)
2. Evil Ways
3. Shades of Time
4. Savor (instrumental)
5. Persuasion
6. Treat (instrumental)
7. You Just Don't Care
8. Soul Sacrifice (instrumental)
Again, my favorite song isn't in the run; it is Soul Sacrifice.
G Martin 87 said:
Rush - Moving Pictures
Tom Sawyer
Red Barchetta
YYZ
Limelight
Boston - Boston
More Than A Feeling
Peace of Mind
Foreplay
Long Time
Ag_07 said:
Van Morrison - Moondance
Moondance
Crazy Love
Caravan
Into the Mystic
Gangland is not good, but the other 3 are amazing.HollywoodBQ said:
Iron Maiden - Number of the Beast (Side Two)
5. The Number of the Beast
6. Run to the Hills
7. Gangland
8. Hallowed Be Thy Name
Megadeth - Symphony of Destruction (Side One)
2. Symphony of Destruction
3. Architecture of Aggression
4. Foreclosure of a Dream
5. Sweating Bullets
Reverend Horton Heat - The Full Custom Gospel Sounds of the Reverend Horton Heat
1. Wiggle Stick
2. 400 Bucks
3. The Devil's Chasing Me
4. Livin' on the Edge (Of Houston)
Metallica - Master of Puppets (Side One)
1. Battery
2. Master of Puppets
3. The Thing That Should Not Be
4. Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
Zombie Jon Snow said:
OF course LZ IV was mentioned but what about this from Physical Graffiti:
In My Time of Dying
Houses Of The Holy
Trampled Underfoot
Kashmir
That whole album. Beginning to end. Very underrated. I might move down a little further in the track listing to include My Curse.Scotty Appleton said:
One of my favorite albums top to bottom, but 1st songs are killer
Afghan Whigs "Gentlemen"
"If I Were Going"
"Gentlemen"
"Be Sweet"
"Debonair"
first this made me chuckle.. but then I was like;MW03 said:
Weezer - Blue Album
My Name is Jonas
No One Else
The World Has Turned and Left Me Here
Buddy Holly
Weezer - Blue Album
Say It Ain't So
In the Garage
Holiday
Only in Dreams
ahh.. this hurts my brain a little bit.Quote:
Alice in Chains
Them Bones
Dam That River
Rain When I Die
Down in a Hole
Yeah, not much I could do about Gangland being in the middle of 3 great songs.KidDoc said:Gangland is not good, but the other 3 are amazing.HollywoodBQ said:
Iron Maiden - Number of the Beast (Side Two)
5. The Number of the Beast
6. Run to the Hills
7. Gangland
8. Hallowed Be Thy Name
Megadeth - Symphony of Destruction (Side One)
2. Symphony of Destruction
3. Architecture of Aggression
4. Foreclosure of a Dream
5. Sweating Bullets
Reverend Horton Heat - The Full Custom Gospel Sounds of the Reverend Horton Heat
1. Wiggle Stick
2. 400 Bucks
3. The Devil's Chasing Me
4. Livin' on the Edge (Of Houston)
Metallica - Master of Puppets (Side One)
1. Battery
2. Master of Puppets
3. The Thing That Should Not Be
4. Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
That megadeth 4 song series is pretty amazing. I'm not a big megadeth fan but those are great songs.
One reason I had to use the Internet to look up the correct song order is because when I was a kid in Saudi Arabia, the pirated cassette tapes we bought in the tape souks frequently had songs out of order, wrong titles or in some cases, they filled extra space on the cassette with songs from other albums.62strat said:ahh.. this hurts my brain a little bit.Quote:
Alice in Chains
Them Bones
Dam That River
Rain When I Die
Down in a Hole
I bought this cd in 1992, and it is the version with down in a hole as track 12, before Would?
This is a great, great album which contains unheralded but truly awesome guitar work from David Grissom. Listen to his 2 solos (especially 2nd one) on Row of Dominoes. The solos blend with the song seamlessly and add to the overall. He also does superb guitar work on Letter to L.A.TX AG 88 said:
And did we decide live albums were cheating?
'cause Joe Ely - Live at Liberty Lunch is a desert island album without a single bad song on it.
Interesting. I bought it when it came out as well but don't even have a CD player anymore and don't remember the track listing from the CD. I just pulled it up online and went with it. Any idea when and why the order was changed?62strat said:ahh.. this hurts my brain a little bit.Quote:
Alice in Chains
Them Bones
Dam That River
Rain When I Die
Down in a Hole
I bought this cd in 1992, and it is the version with down in a hole as track 12, before Would?
wiki has a blurb on it.JCA1 said:Interesting. I bought it when it came out as well but don't even have a CD player anymore and don't remember the track listing from the CD. I just pulled it up online and went with it. Any idea when and why the order was changed?62strat said:ahh.. this hurts my brain a little bit.Quote:
Alice in Chains
Them Bones
Dam That River
Rain When I Die
Down in a Hole
I bought this cd in 1992, and it is the version with down in a hole as track 12, before Would?
that verse is a weird listen for the casual fan.. but man the chorus, and then the middle section.. so undeniably their sound.Rocagnante said:
Sickman is an underrated song.
Good find there! I about wore that casette out in middle school.HollywoodBQ said:
Dio - Last in Line (Side One)
1 - We Rock
2 - Last in Line
3 - Breathless (not great but...)
4 - I Speed at Night
And for your six degrees of separation, circa 2006, I was taking Jimmy Bain to LAX one night and we were listening to Jim Ladd on 95.5 KLOS and he played "We Rock". We got to talking about the fact that Jimmy helped write the song. Or in his Scottish accent - he "hulped reet et"
Jimmy started talking about what a pain in the ass it was to record that song because they all lived in the Valley but Ronnie made them drive down The 405 to a studio in Culver City.
