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Dog & Pony Member Posts: 137 |
posted April 16, 2001 04:47 PM
   
New Game Idea? Imagine you didn't get voted off the island, but rather were to be stuck on the island for at least a full year with only ONE album to listen to...and beyond that the album would play loud at least once a day every day until you are rescued.... IP: Logged |
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cheapskore Member Posts: 118 |
posted April 16, 2001 05:32 PM
Boston's first album!  DJ Bob. IP: Logged |
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paul the lizard Member Posts: 95 |
posted April 16, 2001 07:05 PM
Led Zep IV, until I croke. IP: Logged |
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l'opera voce Member Posts: 1691 |
posted April 16, 2001 07:44 PM
Barry Mannilow, Live. (I'd want to drive all of the dangerous animal off of the island.) IP: Logged |
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AnthonyT Member Posts: 1170 |
posted April 17, 2001 03:32 AM
I would have to select The Bealtes WHITE ALBUM because it contains so many diffrent "styles" of songs. Then I can set my actions of the day by the song. When SAVORY TRUFFLE plays it's time for dinner...and when REVOLUTION #9 plays its time to have an 8 minute stroll in the jungle to find a spot to "relieve" myself! LOL!  IP: Logged |
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Kurt Woloch Member Posts: 428 |
posted April 17, 2001 12:21 PM
Dire Straits, Brothers in Arms. (Good for relaxing, for the most part) IP: Logged |
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MadGrrrl Member Posts: 378 |
posted April 17, 2001 12:38 PM
The Who's Quadrophenia I listened to that album almost daily in high school, and it still hasn't gotten old. Not to mention all the beach/ocean-themed songs; highly appropriate for a desert island... [This message has been edited by MadGrrrl (edited April 17, 2001).] IP: Logged |
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Alice Cooper's Alter Ego Member Posts: 531 |
posted April 17, 2001 01:11 PM
Alice Coopers Greatest hits. IP: Logged |
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MADMAXX Member Posts: 1058 |
posted April 17, 2001 03:35 PM
Yngwie J. Malmsteen's : Rising Force ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Geezer Member Posts: 389 |
posted April 17, 2001 04:30 PM
"In Search of the Lost Chord" -- Moody Blues. (groovy....) Cheers, IP: Logged |
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Brian Member Posts: 512 |
posted April 17, 2001 05:09 PM
Yessongs. IP: Logged |
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rjthe1god Member Posts: 1433 |
posted April 17, 2001 09:27 PM
I think that metallica's "Garage Inc." would be the only thing to listen to. At least if I'm gonna be stuck on an island by myself with no women or you know.......well at least I can listen to some good headbanging music to be ****ed off with, because I'm stranded. IP: Logged |
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Grateful Member Posts: 1477 |
posted April 17, 2001 10:18 PM
I'd have to say AC/DC's "Back In Black" - so many cool songs on one CD that I'd never get tired of. (Plus, I'd really enjoy the playing loud part!). IP: Logged |
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Mark Speck Member Posts: 883 |
posted April 17, 2001 10:41 PM
"Rubber Soul" by the Beatles, with the Stones' "Aftermath" a close second. Best, Mark IP: Logged |
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Metalroke Member Posts: 110 |
posted April 18, 2001 09:33 PM
Van Halen I. TOOO scarrry. IP: Logged |
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Grateful Member Posts: 1477 |
posted May 17, 2004 12:19 PM
Just found this news article: *** Two British men who were detained at the US prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, allege they were tortured and forced to listen to Eminem at deafening levels. Shafiq Rasul and Asif Iqbal described their abuse in an open letter to George Bush released by the New York-based Center for Constitutional Rights, which is providing legal counsel for the men. The men say they were forced to listen to loud rap music, particularly Eminem, in an attempt to extract information from the prisoners. "They didn't torture us physically, but they did psychologically by raising the volume of rap music all day until it became unbearable," Mohammed Jaber said in December of 2003.'' But Jaber said he kept one secret from his captors, fearing the treatment could get worse, "I mean I like rap, just imagine them playing jazz."
So, how about albums you wouldn't pick? LOL. [This message has been edited by Grateful (edited May 17, 2004).] IP: Logged |
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DavidE Member Posts: 1102 |
posted May 22, 2004 12:51 PM
After a long time thinking Frank Zappa's Sheik Yer Bouti. Fun lp, with some very great music and fun lyrics....I couls sing Bobby Brown, Jewish Princess, Dancing Fool, and Flakes all day. And some great insturmentals too. IP: Logged |
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Tim D Member Posts: 229 |
posted May 22, 2004 01:42 PM
I wouldn't pick? Oh hell, how much time do you have? I wouldn't pick the greatest hits of William Shatner. Or Leonard Nimoy. Or Sylvester Stallone (yes, he actually did try to sing once. ONCE.) IP: Logged |
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knightshow Member Posts: 1824 |
posted May 22, 2004 06:30 PM
twice... "Rhinestone Cowboy" with Dolly Parton... oy! IP: Logged |
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ultimatefan Member Posts: 207 |
posted May 22, 2004 11:07 PM
KISS "Alive" 'cause I'd have 2 lps. LOL IP: Logged |
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Sheena Member Posts: 88 |
posted May 24, 2004 08:04 PM
Okay,so, we're on a desert Island huh, well, I guess I would have to have Carol King's Tapestry Album, It is timeless and I could listen to it over and over and over, I wouldn't pick anything by THE DARKNESS, that would be torture !!!! IP: Logged |
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karoakediva Member Posts: 93 |
posted May 27, 2004 12:57 PM
I wouldn't PICK Don Johnsons Hearbeat! IP: Logged |
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knightshow Member Posts: 1824 |
posted May 28, 2004 12:26 PM
hey! I liked HEARTbeat!! IP: Logged |
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metalgod Junior Member Posts: 16 |
posted May 30, 2004 03:18 AM
goodbye yellow brick road nuff said IP: Logged |
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Martin G Member Posts: 28 |
posted June 01, 2004 01:20 PM
The Blaster's Testament, never get tired of that collection. IP: Logged |
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