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 Member 1285 Level 26.51 Mar 2006 
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In no particular order:
Beatles - Abbey Road Many critics believe Sgt. Peppers to be their best, but I still have a soft spot in my heart for Abbey Road. Right from the poignant guitar in the first track of "Here Comes the Sun". Always warms up my record player. Bee Gees - Odessa Their pre-disco tunes are tremendously memorable, and before their first falling out this album was released. Robin's quivering vocals never get better than on the title track. Deep Purple - Shades of Deep Purple Gotta love Lord's psychedelic organ. Heavy metal fans may think of this as a small fundamental to metal (other than the Kinks)? Electric Light Orchestra - Eldorado Quite possibly ELO's best album. Jeff Lynne is way too clever with his melodies. Moody Blues - Days of Future Passed Their first will always be their best, with I think their best songs "Nights in White Satin" and "Tuesday Afternoon". Finding someone with Hayward's silky voice in that era/genre is almost impossible. Honorary mentions for albums of this generation: Franz Ferdinand - Franz Ferdinand Muse - Black Holes and Revelations Jam it back in, in the dark. |
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