Comments on: My Top 5 CDs of All-Time http://www.netsua.com/blog/my-top-5-cds-of-all-time Everyone's favorite person - only backwards Fri, 29 Aug 2008 23:44:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Red Hot Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium at Netsua.com http://www.netsua.com/blog/my-top-5-cds-of-all-time#comment-7244 Red Hot Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium at Netsua.com Thu, 22 Feb 2007 23:41:02 +0000 http://www.netsua.com/?p=537#comment-7244 [...] think I’m going to have to revise my Top 5 CDs of All-Time list, because this is seriously the best album ever. Weird Al is out, and Stadium Arcadium is #1!!! [...] [...] think I’m going to have to revise my Top 5 CDs of All-Time list, because this is seriously the best album ever. Weird Al is out, and Stadium Arcadium is #1!!! [...]

]]> By: Deri http://www.netsua.com/blog/my-top-5-cds-of-all-time#comment-6962 Deri Sat, 03 Feb 2007 15:22:01 +0000 http://www.netsua.com/?p=537#comment-6962 Using your translation feature, I translated your post into Spanish. Then back to English. 1. Blue roundup - five days in July Almost each single song in this album is hardly impressive level. The blue roundup is a Canadian bandage of the country, although it is not stereotypical country, he has many of other great influences. An album of must-having for any person who remotely has taste of any class of music. The solo guitar in the song “five days in May” is hardly IMPRESSIVE. 2. Joe Jackson - to seem acute! This has many of great songs of the single one “is she really who leaves to him” “a plus Time.” It is a very pleasant combination of punky very early and the alternative - very experimental, but of a very good way. And yes, Five Days in July is definitely an album of must-having! Deri. Using your translation feature, I translated your post into Spanish. Then back to English.

1. Blue roundup - five days in July
Almost each single song in this album is hardly impressive level. The blue roundup is a Canadian bandage of the country, although it is not stereotypical country, he has many of other great influences. An album of must-having for any person who remotely has taste of any class of music. The solo guitar in the song “five days in May” is hardly IMPRESSIVE.

2. Joe Jackson - to seem acute!
This has many of great songs of the single one “is she really who leaves to him” “a plus Time.” It is a very pleasant combination of punky very early and the alternative - very experimental, but of a very good way.

And yes, Five Days in July is definitely an album of must-having!

Deri.

]]> By: Mike http://www.netsua.com/blog/my-top-5-cds-of-all-time#comment-6940 Mike Fri, 02 Feb 2007 04:32:43 +0000 http://www.netsua.com/?p=537#comment-6940 If you're including jazz albums, "Bitches Brew" by Miles Davis is one of the all-time greatest. I also love Weather Report, especially since Jaco Pastorius went to the high school on my street. In "world music", I love "Orientation" by Thione Seck (a singer from Senegal) in which he brings together West African, Egyptian, and Indian musicians. I also really like Rachid Taha - his cover version of "Rock the Casbah" is great. If you’re including jazz albums, “Bitches Brew” by Miles Davis is one of the all-time greatest. I also love Weather Report, especially since Jaco Pastorius went to the high school on my street. In “world music”, I love “Orientation” by Thione Seck (a singer from Senegal) in which he brings together West African, Egyptian, and Indian musicians. I also really like Rachid Taha - his cover version of “Rock the Casbah” is great.

]]> By: Bob http://www.netsua.com/blog/my-top-5-cds-of-all-time#comment-6929 Bob Thu, 01 Feb 2007 19:55:40 +0000 http://www.netsua.com/?p=537#comment-6929 oh, add to my list: Willie Nelson - Stardust oh, add to my list:

Willie Nelson - Stardust

]]> By: Bob http://www.netsua.com/blog/my-top-5-cds-of-all-time#comment-6928 Bob Thu, 01 Feb 2007 19:52:57 +0000 http://www.netsua.com/?p=537#comment-6928 Interesting list. I'll check out Blue Rodeo for sure. I couldn't make a list of favorite albums of all time anymore than I could make a list of favorite Movies of all time... but here are several albums which overwhelmed me with their awesomeness and drove me to wear out their grooves (or optical pits). (I'm omitting some that I wore out that do not hold up). Steely Dan - Reelin' in the Years Neil Young - Harvest Beatles - White Album Jefferson Airplane - Bless its Pointed Little Head Allman Brothers - Eat a Peach hmmm, nothing newer than the 70's there. Here's some more recent faves: Chuck Mangione - Feels so Good KD Lang - Ingenue TLC - Crazy Sexy Cool Jamiroqui - Travelling Without Moving yeah, I'll 2nd: Paul Simon - Graceland (Bruce Springsteen is vastly overrated. OK songwriter, but I change the station when he comes on the radio. yawn.) Still, its all 20th century stuff. Since I've been streaming music, and don't orient myself so much to albums (congratulations to you for that focus Austen) here's some artists I've been listening to a lot in the last few years: Susan Tedeschi Kenny Chesney Alison Krauss Rhonda Vincent Neil Young Chili Peppers (I'm a myspace friend!) Interesting list. I’ll check out Blue Rodeo for sure. I couldn’t make a list of favorite albums of all time anymore than I could make a list of favorite Movies of all time… but here are several albums which overwhelmed me with their awesomeness and drove me to wear out their grooves (or optical pits). (I’m omitting some that I wore out that do not hold up).

Steely Dan - Reelin’ in the Years
Neil Young - Harvest
Beatles - White Album
Jefferson Airplane - Bless its Pointed Little Head
Allman Brothers - Eat a Peach

hmmm, nothing newer than the 70’s there. Here’s some more recent faves:

Chuck Mangione - Feels so Good
KD Lang - Ingenue
TLC - Crazy Sexy Cool
Jamiroqui - Travelling Without Moving
yeah, I’ll 2nd: Paul Simon - Graceland

(Bruce Springsteen is vastly overrated. OK songwriter, but I change the station when he comes on the radio. yawn.)

Still, its all 20th century stuff.

Since I’ve been streaming music, and don’t orient myself so much to albums (congratulations to you for that focus Austen) here’s some artists I’ve been listening to a lot in the last few years:

Susan Tedeschi
Kenny Chesney
Alison Krauss
Rhonda Vincent
Neil Young
Chili Peppers (I’m a myspace friend!)

]]> By: Mike http://www.netsua.com/blog/my-top-5-cds-of-all-time#comment-6921 Mike Thu, 01 Feb 2007 14:55:07 +0000 http://www.netsua.com/?p=537#comment-6921 "Rubber Soul" and "Born To Run" are at the top of my list. Here are a few more: Jefferson Airplane - Surrealistic Pillow. I just rediscovered them when I found a CD by Grace Slick's original group, Great Society, when I was in San Francisco for Macworld. Grace has one of the greatest voices ever in rock music. Led Zeppelin IV - this one has some of their best songs, including Black Dog, Rock & Roll, and Stairway to Heaven Paul Simon - Graceland. This is the album that got me interested in African music. When I heard it for the first time it was a completely new sound, unlike anything I heard before. The Clash - Sandanista. This double album pushes the boundaries of their sound. Most of the tracks are Ska or Reggae style. “Rubber Soul” and “Born To Run” are at the top of my list.

Here are a few more:

Jefferson Airplane - Surrealistic Pillow. I just rediscovered them when I found a CD by Grace Slick’s original group, Great Society, when I was in San Francisco for Macworld. Grace has one of the greatest voices ever in rock music.

Led Zeppelin IV - this one has some of their best songs, including Black Dog, Rock & Roll, and Stairway to Heaven

Paul Simon - Graceland. This is the album that got me interested in African music. When I heard it for the first time it was a completely new sound, unlike anything I heard before.

The Clash - Sandanista. This double album pushes the boundaries of their sound. Most of the tracks are Ska or Reggae style.

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