seppukudkurosawa wrote:I'm not sure either of these technically qualify, but neither of them have seen a release on CD yet, so they should:
Starsailor by Tim Buckley. Hell, it even inspired a band name. A weak, watered-down indie band's name, but that's besides the point.
This is one the freakiest, most out there albums, and yet it's still yet to be re-released after its initial vinyl pressing. It's also got the best version of Song to the Siren yet recorded.
Also, Pacific Ocean Blue by the most underrated Beach Boy, Dennis Wilson, is long overdue a release. It really is better than any Beach Boy album proper. Beautiful stuff.
Worst Part's Almost Over wrote:seppukudkurosawa wrote:I'm not sure either of these technically qualify, but neither of them have seen a release on CD yet, so they should:
Starsailor by Tim Buckley. Hell, it even inspired a band name. A weak, watered-down indie band's name, but that's besides the point.
This is one the freakiest, most out there albums, and yet it's still yet to be re-released after its initial vinyl pressing. It's also got the best version of Song to the Siren yet recorded.
Also, Pacific Ocean Blue by the most underrated Beach Boy, Dennis Wilson, is long overdue a release. It really is better than any Beach Boy album proper. Beautiful stuff.
Good choices both, but they were released albums. They're not out on CD yet, but they were originally released. Any albums you've got from online or whatever that never WERE officially released dude?
tapehead wrote:The Grey Album - Dangermouse mashes Jay Z's The Black Album and The Beatles' The White Album, with hiphoptastic results.
Warning: there is a download method on the link, but it's legality might be considered somewhat questionable.
stereosforgeeks wrote:tapehead wrote:The Grey Album - Dangermouse mashes Jay Z's The Black Album and The Beatles' The White Album, with hiphoptastic results.
Warning: there is a download method on the link, but it's legality might be considered somewhat questionable.
It's legal tape. The album just cant be sold.
tapehead wrote:stereosforgeeks wrote:tapehead wrote:The Grey Album - Dangermouse mashes Jay Z's The Black Album and The Beatles' The White Album, with hiphoptastic results.
Warning: there is a download method on the link, but it's legality might be considered somewhat questionable.
It's legal tape. The album just cant be sold.
cool - probably most people interested have obtained a copy by now anyway.
Fried Gold wrote:"Pinkerton" (which is a fucking amazing album).
Keepcoolbutcare wrote:Fried Gold wrote:"Pinkerton" (which is a fucking amazing album).
fixed that for you...
stereosforgeeks wrote:Keepcoolbutcare wrote:Fried Gold wrote:"Pinkerton" (which is a fucking amazing album).
fixed that for you...
Much better KCBC, though everyone should know that fact already!
Fried Gold wrote:stereosforgeeks wrote:Keepcoolbutcare wrote:Fried Gold wrote:"Pinkerton" (which is a fucking amazing album).
fixed that for you...
Much better KCBC, though everyone should know that fact already!
I consider that and the Blue Album the greatest records ever made.
It's shocking how undervalued Pinkerton, and Weezer in general, are.
Fried Gold wrote:I don't agree that Make Believe is a mediocre record though.
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