7 albums you could not live without - Page 2

ShawnShamrock · 01-23-2007, 08:30 PM

Although Cocounut is very gross I hope this island has some better food sources..

M€RIO · 02-01-2007, 03:13 AM

01.My Favorite Unreleased/Acoustic/Best Of Jewelmixcd =)
02.Jewel - Spirit
03.Jewel - Pieces Of You
04.Jewel - Goodbye Alice In Wonderland
05.Jewel - This Way
06.Jewel - 0304
07.My Favorite-Evanescence-Songs-Collection (from the early unreleased ones to the open door cd)
08.Vanessa Carlton - Harmonium
08.A Various Artists cd including nerina pallot, dido, fastball, linkin park, alanis morissete,...

motoslam · 02-01-2007, 03:29 AM

No specific order:
1)Get Rich or Die Tryin'- 50 Cent
2)Three Days Grace- Three Days Grace
3)This Way- Jewel
4)0304- Jewel
5)Danity Kane- Danity Kane
6)Every Album from Tupac
7)King- T.I.

I basically like all types of music but rap dominates

never.alone · 02-01-2007, 04:06 AM

Jewel- This Way
John Mayer- Heavier Things
Jimmy Eat World- Futures
Jewel- Pieces of You
Death Cab- Plans
i'll have to think of the rest later
this is too hard

ItBeThatWay27 · 02-02-2007, 01:36 AM

jeesh I always have to specify that MIX CD's is CHEATING? I did use the word "album" and a mix cd isn't an album..

M€RIO · 02-02-2007, 02:02 PM

It is my "own private gods gift to me =)"

DreamsLast · 02-03-2007, 12:41 AM

Ok, I've really had to think about this. I wasn't even going to post here, but thought I probably should now!! :-) I'm going for 10 though...

These aren't in any particular order:

1. Very Best of Faith Hill: There You'll Be
2. This Way: Jewel
3. GAIW: Jewel
4. Twice The Speed Of Life: Sugarland
5. Fireflies: Faith Hill
6. Real Fine Place: Sara Evans
7. Greatest Hits: U2
8. Cry: Faith Hill
9. Greatest Hits: Martina McBride
10. Garth Brooks: Boxed Set

OK....11.

11.Dizzy Up The Girl: GooGoo Dolls

007 · 02-03-2007, 05:40 PM

HMMMMM.....Only seven, well here goes.

Jewel-Pieces of You
Jewel-GAIW
Lynard Skynard-Pronounced Leh-nerd Skin-nerd (1974) (Free Bird!)
Goo Goo Dolls-Iris (arguably one of the best songs ever writte by an artist other than Jewel, becasue you know Jewel writes only the best, but this song "Iris", takes second place.)
Master and Commander Motion Picture SOundtrack
Jimmy Buffett "Don't know the title, but it's his largest selling album of nothing but beach music, come on, we're on an island.)
Garth Brooks-Sevens (Hey, gotta have "Two Pina Coladas whilst on the island).

That about sums it up for me. However, I do like the Ass' idea of kidnapping Jewel, but I think if I did that, it would be 'coercion into coming to the island', not kidnaping, that's too harsh. She'd hate me and wouldn't play(pun on words).

Jones
"The Lonely Angel"

wackyoverkhaki · 02-10-2007, 02:46 AM

Just 7?!:MECRY[1]:Well ok...

1) Pieces Of You (Jewel)

2) 1933-1945 (The Spirits Of Rhythm)
3) Birth Of The Hot (Jelly Roll Morton):jazzman:
4) The Very Best of Fats Waller (Fats Waller)
5) Achtung Baby (U2)

6) Legend (Bob Marley)
7) The Ultimate Otis Redding (Otis Redding)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jones

HMMMMM.....Only seven, well here goes.

Jimmy Buffett "Don't know the title, but it's his largest selling album of nothing but beach music, come on, we're on an island.)
Garth Brooks-Sevens (Hey, gotta have "Two Pina Coladas whilst on the island).

Hey...what a coincidence- I've been listening to Jimmy Buffett and Garth's Sevens all winter...since I've got the winter blues. I made a country beach mix that includes a lot of Jimmy Buffett, Garth Brooks and Kenny Chesney's stuff, who also has a bunch of great island songs. My mix also has some songs by other artists like Blake Shelton's "Some Beach Somewhere" . And I just like you also dig Skynard.

007 · 02-10-2007, 04:13 AM

Hey, here's a girl who knows her non-Jewel music.

1933-1945 big band jump, never expected to hear that on this forum. Kudos.

Sorry, but the very best of Fats Waller, only the last half of that is the best, I have the same album, never liked the first few songs too much.

Legend, by Bob marley. I just want to write that again, Legend, by Bob Marley. HEre's true Jamaican reggae music with a twist, Marley knew his stuff in and out, and could sing one song to make you cry, and that next song on the album would have you up and dancing.

Otis Redding, come on, who didn't play repeat "Sittin on the Dock of the Bay" a thousand times when they were a teenager! I know I did. Great, Great musician.

Can I also metnion AL Green, a man whoh every song he sings turns from paper notes to golden harmony, even if only for a moment. Al Green, one of the greats. had all of his allbums growing up, but lost them after my fathehr died, could carry them with me, was too concerned about clthes and sentimental goods at the time.

Yes, Skynard is also good. But, if you like Otis Redding, you should check out Percy Sledge. Ole Percy would sing a song that would melt your heart. Percy was the king of '60's soul, soul dripped off of him.

If you like Otis Redding, don't leave the record store until you get a cheap Percy SLedge album, they aren't much, starting around six bucks, but well worth it. I always say to people who like either soul or oldies or whatever it is, if they've never heard Percy Sledge, they can even talk to me about true soul music.

wackyoverkhaki · 02-11-2007, 12:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jones

Hey, here's a girl who knows her non-Jewel music.

1933-1945 big band jump, never expected to hear that on this forum. Kudos.

Sorry, but the very best of Fats Waller, only the last half of that is the best, I have the same album, never liked the first few songs too much.

Legend, by Bob marley. I just want to write that again, Legend, by Bob Marley. HEre's true Jamaican reggae music with a twist, Marley knew his stuff in and out, and could sing one song to make you cry, and that next song on the album would have you up and dancing.

Otis Redding, come on, who didn't play repeat "Sittin on the Dock of the Bay" a thousand times when they were a teenager! I know I did. Great, Great musician.

Can I also metnion AL Green, a man whoh every song he sings turns from paper notes to golden harmony, even if only for a moment. Al Green, one of the greats. had all of his allbums growing up, but lost them after my fathehr died, could carry them with me, was too concerned about clthes and sentimental goods at the time.

Yes, Skynard is also good. But, if you like Otis Redding, you should check out Percy Sledge. Ole Percy would sing a song that would melt your heart. Percy was the king of '60's soul, soul dripped off of him.

If you like Otis Redding, don't leave the record store until you get a cheap Percy SLedge album, they aren't much, starting around six bucks, but well worth it. I always say to people who like either soul or oldies or whatever it is, if they've never heard Percy Sledge, they can even talk to me about true soul music.

You're cool...I was surprised that anyone would share my taste in music let alone know any of those people were. Yeah, I like Percy Sledge. But Spirits of Rhythm aren't big-band, they're jazz though. They're a combo of jazz, country, blues and folk- they're TOPS and there's no one else like them...IMO.

Veilingmeat · 02-12-2007, 02:03 AM

Crikey....one has to answer this! above all music is my life.....well apart from women haha

1) In The Woods - Heart Of The Ages one VERY inspiring peice of artwork to me, in many aspects of diversity
2) Opeth - Still Life
3) Enslaved - Frost ultimate homage to the Nordland
4) Aura Noir - Black Thrash Attack (has to be the ultimate metallers album)
5) Jewel - Peices Of You all familiar with this one eh...and no i did'nt just throw that one in
6) Black Sabbath - Paranoid
7) Iron Maiden - Number Of The Beast should need no introduction to any a like minded rock/metal fan

Gary....you should have made it top 10 you can never have enough fav albums, i could have mentioned Led Zepplin, The Sisters Of Mercy, maybe even The Doors or The Cure ahhh well whats done is done hah

Little Bird · 02-12-2007, 07:38 AM

If you could have 3 more...what would they be? As a fellow metal lover...I'm intrigued.

ItBeThatWay27 · 02-12-2007, 05:00 PM

ok since this topic is going into metal, I am curious have you ever listened to Blind Guardian? I am just now starting to get into metal and I am really loving Blind Guardian right now, even though I guess "power metal" is supposed to be "not real metal" or something according to some people.

And Marc I borrowed this Opeth cd called "Morningrise" from my friend and I really like it, I love how they go from one extreme to the other. You know like heavy heavy straight into acoustic, it's awesome.

Eibhlin · 02-12-2007, 05:15 PM

Oh well, it's time to update my 7 I suppose, this going strictly on what I have been listening to the last few months

1. Jewel-Spirit
2. John Mayer Trio-Try
3. Rustic Overtones-Viva Nueve
4. Dave Matthews Band-Crash
5. Say Zuzu-Live
6. Godsmack-Awake
7. Jethro Tull-Songs From the Woods

02-01-2007, 03:13 AM	#17
M€RIO aUsTrIaN kIlChErIaN Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Austria Posts: 606 Rep Power: 0	01.My Favorite Unreleased/Acoustic/Best Of Jewelmixcd =) 02.Jewel - Spirit 03.Jewel - Pieces Of You 04.Jewel - Goodbye Alice In Wonderland 05.Jewel - This Way 06.Jewel - 0304 07.My Favorite-Evanescence-Songs-Collection (from the early unreleased ones to the open door cd) 08.Vanessa Carlton - Harmonium 08.A Various Artists cd including nerina pallot, dido, fastball, linkin park, alanis morissete,... __________________ ~from the air the things look so ridicuolus ~our fears so small our fights so vain ~i wanna pilot a plane with you ~so all our problems look small too ~its just an inch from me to you ~depending on what map you use *jewelonpianoandmore=)*

02-01-2007, 03:29 AM	#18
motoslam mo Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: canada Posts: 138 Rep Power: 212	No specific order: 1)Get Rich or Die Tryin'- 50 Cent 2)Three Days Grace- Three Days Grace 3)This Way- Jewel 4)0304- Jewel 5)Danity Kane- Danity Kane 6)Every Album from Tupac 7)King- T.I. I basically like all types of music but rap dominates __________________ SWEEET

02-01-2007, 04:06 AM	#19
never.alone Jessica Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: TN Posts: 472 Rep Power: 0	Jewel- This Way John Mayer- Heavier Things Jimmy Eat World- Futures Jewel- Pieces of You Death Cab- Plans i'll have to think of the rest later this is too hard __________________ alone. always. alone. never. alone.... Come away O human child To the waters and the wild With a fairy hand in hand For the world's more full of weeping Than you can understand. http://blog.myspace.com/butiwannaplay

02-02-2007, 01:36 AM	#20
ItBeThatWay27 Gary, 'Disposable-Hero' Join Date: May 2006 Location: Austin, Texas Posts: 2,242 Rep Power: 0	jeesh I always have to specify that MIX CD's is CHEATING? I did use the word "album" and a mix cd isn't an album.. __________________ so close no matter how far couldn't be much more from the heart forever trusting who we are and nothing else matters

02-02-2007, 02:02 PM	#21
M€RIO aUsTrIaN kIlChErIaN Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Austria Posts: 606 Rep Power: 0	It is my "own private gods gift to me =)" __________________ ~from the air the things look so ridicuolus ~our fears so small our fights so vain ~i wanna pilot a plane with you ~so all our problems look small too ~its just an inch from me to you ~depending on what map you use *jewelonpianoandmore=)*

01-23-2007, 08:30 PM	#16
ShawnShamrock Members Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 921 Rep Power: 0	Although Cocounut is very gross I hope this island has some better food sources..

02-03-2007, 12:41 AM	#22
DreamsLast ~~Moderator~~ Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Florida, USA Posts: 1,635 Rep Power: 232	Ok, I've really had to think about this. I wasn't even going to post here, but thought I probably should now!! :-) I'm going for 10 though... These aren't in any particular order: 1. Very Best of Faith Hill: There You'll Be 2. This Way: Jewel 3. GAIW: Jewel 4. Twice The Speed Of Life: Sugarland 5. Fireflies: Faith Hill 6. Real Fine Place: Sara Evans 7. Greatest Hits: U2 8. Cry: Faith Hill 9. Greatest Hits: Martina McBride 10. Garth Brooks: Boxed Set OK....11. 11.Dizzy Up The Girl: GooGoo Dolls __________________ "We are loved beyond our capacity to comprehend..." -Jewel Kilcher, Acoustic Goddess Of Song & Modern Day Troubador

02-03-2007, 05:40 PM	#23
007 Banned Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Staring at four gray walls that surround me.... Posts: 692 Rep Power: 0	HMMMMM.....Only seven, well here goes. Jewel-Pieces of You Jewel-GAIW Lynard Skynard-Pronounced Leh-nerd Skin-nerd (1974) (Free Bird!) Goo Goo Dolls-Iris (arguably one of the best songs ever writte by an artist other than Jewel, becasue you know Jewel writes only the best, but this song "Iris", takes second place.) Master and Commander Motion Picture SOundtrack Jimmy Buffett "Don't know the title, but it's his largest selling album of nothing but beach music, come on, we're on an island.) Garth Brooks-Sevens (Hey, gotta have "Two Pina Coladas whilst on the island). That about sums it up for me. However, I do like the Ass' idea of kidnapping Jewel, but I think if I did that, it would be 'coercion into coming to the island', not kidnaping, that's too harsh. She'd hate me and wouldn't play(pun on words). Jones "The Lonely Angel" Last edited by 007; 02-03-2007 at 06:42 PM.

02-10-2007, 04:13 AM	#25
007 Banned Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Staring at four gray walls that surround me.... Posts: 692 Rep Power: 0	Hey, here's a girl who knows her non-Jewel music. 1933-1945 big band jump, never expected to hear that on this forum. Kudos. Sorry, but the very best of Fats Waller, only the last half of that is the best, I have the same album, never liked the first few songs too much. Legend, by Bob marley. I just want to write that again, Legend, by Bob Marley. HEre's true Jamaican reggae music with a twist, Marley knew his stuff in and out, and could sing one song to make you cry, and that next song on the album would have you up and dancing. Otis Redding, come on, who didn't play repeat "Sittin on the Dock of the Bay" a thousand times when they were a teenager! I know I did. Great, Great musician. Can I also metnion AL Green, a man whoh every song he sings turns from paper notes to golden harmony, even if only for a moment. Al Green, one of the greats. had all of his allbums growing up, but lost them after my fathehr died, could carry them with me, was too concerned about clthes and sentimental goods at the time. Yes, Skynard is also good. But, if you like Otis Redding, you should check out Percy Sledge. Ole Percy would sing a song that would melt your heart. Percy was the king of '60's soul, soul dripped off of him. If you like Otis Redding, don't leave the record store until you get a cheap Percy SLedge album, they aren't much, starting around six bucks, but well worth it. I always say to people who like either soul or oldies or whatever it is, if they've never heard Percy Sledge, they can even talk to me about true soul music.

02-12-2007, 02:03 AM	#27
Veilingmeat Veiling yet very Meaty Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Dismal Euphonic Ol' Blighty! Posts: 885 Rep Power: 0	Crikey....one has to answer this! above all music is my life.....well apart from women haha 1) In The Woods - Heart Of The Ages one VERY inspiring peice of artwork to me, in many aspects of diversity 2) Opeth - Still Life 3) Enslaved - Frost ultimate homage to the Nordland 4) Aura Noir - Black Thrash Attack (has to be the ultimate metallers album) 5) Jewel - Peices Of You all familiar with this one eh...and no i did'nt just throw that one in 6) Black Sabbath - Paranoid 7) Iron Maiden - Number Of The Beast should need no introduction to any a like minded rock/metal fan Gary....you should have made it top 10 you can never have enough fav albums, i could have mentioned Led Zepplin, The Sisters Of Mercy, maybe even The Doors or The Cure ahhh well whats done is done hah __________________ Behold, my love, behold all that I simultaneously do: scandal, seduction, bad example, incest, adultery, sodomy! Oh, Satan! one and unique God of my soul, inspire thou in me something yet more, present further perversions to my smoking heart, and then shalt thou see how I shall plunge myself into them all! -Marquis De Sade-

02-12-2007, 07:38 AM	#28
Little Bird Administrator Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Wicklow, Ireland Posts: 6,178 Rep Power: 10	If you could have 3 more...what would they be? As a fellow metal lover...I'm intrigued. __________________ In the end...only kindness matters MysteriousWisdom

02-12-2007, 05:00 PM	#29
ItBeThatWay27 Gary, 'Disposable-Hero' Join Date: May 2006 Location: Austin, Texas Posts: 2,242 Rep Power: 0	ok since this topic is going into metal, I am curious have you ever listened to Blind Guardian? I am just now starting to get into metal and I am really loving Blind Guardian right now, even though I guess "power metal" is supposed to be "not real metal" or something according to some people. And Marc I borrowed this Opeth cd called "Morningrise" from my friend and I really like it, I love how they go from one extreme to the other. You know like heavy heavy straight into acoustic, it's awesome. __________________ so close no matter how far couldn't be much more from the heart forever trusting who we are and nothing else matters

02-12-2007, 05:15 PM	#30
Eibhlin Oscillating Fan Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: North Cackalacky Posts: 2,044 Rep Power: 254	Oh well, it's time to update my 7 I suppose, this going strictly on what I have been listening to the last few months 1. Jewel-Spirit 2. John Mayer Trio-Try 3. Rustic Overtones-Viva Nueve 4. Dave Matthews Band-Crash 5. Say Zuzu-Live 6. Godsmack-Awake 7. Jethro Tull-Songs From the Woods __________________ I'd like to call you my wild horse and feed you silver sage Andrea an eye for an eye makes the world blind