The Midnight Rambler

8 minutes ago, cloggypop said:

They were heavily influenced by Husker Du themselves of course.

True. Personally think the Replacements planted the magic beans. 

Is this the only Neil Young album that made the cut? I can see why people may struggle with his vocal, this is probably when he was at his most whinest. 
 

Knives out for Sgt pepper already?! Abbey road mongs.

1 hour ago, Bjornebye said:

Sorry mate (we have very similar tastes i always thought) but thats absolute bollocks 

Maybe not so much the uk brit pop scene but I can’t think of a band as influential in the last 35 years. 

My favourite Springsteen album. I first listened to it at a similar age that Bruce was when he wrote. It will always be my go to album. High fidelity sums it up, you feel like Bruce is sat on the sofa next to you, talking you through growing up and getting through everyday life.

Doolittle is pure guitar pop perfection. Like I said earlier, pretty much influenced the entire 90s guitar scene. 

Definitely Maybe

Voted Oasis but hope it bombs out. Will boil my piss that It’s through & definitely maybe is out. 

Forever changes is only second to Safe as milk as the scousest album of all time. 

30 minutes ago, manwiththestick said:

The La's wouldn't get a look in if it wasn't for the fact they're local. 

 

The Cure and CCR.

Beatles too.

Out today, looks decent!

Give Lee Mavers an acoustic guitar and he will literally wipe the floor with the competition. ‘There she goes’ is pure pop perfection. I’ll never tire of that LP and I’ve never wanted a follow up album more in my life.

Wanted Definitely Maybe to come up against What’s the story, to sort out the men from the boys. 
 

1965 Bringing it back home

1966 Highway 61

1966 Blonde on Blonde

Bob Dylan must’ve sold his soul to the devil some time in early 1965.

Gone for Pixies & Pulp.
 

Surfer Rosa influenced the majority of 90’s & 00’s guitar music, it was so far ahead of its time. Different class was the first cd album I ever bought. Fantastic pop album, all about J.C getting off his tits and rutting birds.

I’m struggling to see how this could be close. Should be an absolute massacre.

Another Bowie album that I don’t get. Were teeny bobbers still following him it at this point too? Total meh.

Perfect soundtrack for a walk home from the boozer steamin’

My old dear only had 3 cassette tapes in the 80s and Joshua tree was one of them. Still stands up today, Bono’s vocals are summit else.

Been out of the loop for a while and missed the release of the ZX 8000 frozen lemonade. If anyone sees them pop up anywhere, please give us a shout.

Always felt Born to run was always a bit over produced. ‘Thunder Road’ for example sounds so much better on the live 78 box set. It’s not my favourite but still sails through.

Dark side should’ve probably been given a buy till the semi’s.

Just fuckin’ win.

I haven’t fucked up a vote as bad as this since I voted for the Liberal Democrat’s 

Just clocked Highway 61 isn’t in the list. That’s fucking criminal. Maybe take blood on the tracks or blonde on blonde out? 

Darkness on the edge of town says more to me about my life but Born in the USA is a fantastic pop album. Seven singles released off it and there’s still bangers like this left 

The ziggy period totally goes over my head. I don’t get it? Star man is nauseating and grow some fucking eyebrows.

Part of the Grealish deal then?