Favorite CDs

[dumbblonde]

Let's get some talking in the music forum.
So what are everyone's current favorite CDs?
Right now I'm really in love with:
Tell All Your Friends- Taking Back Sunday
Futures- Jimmy Eat World
Breakaway- Kelly Clarkson
My Prerogactive: Greatest Hits- Britney
Swiss Army Romance- Dashboard Confessional

[minxy]

The Bends - Radiohead
Abbey Road - The Beatles
Pretty Hate Machine - Nine Inch Nails
Achtung Baby - U2
Psalm 69 - Ministry
Fontanelle - Babes in Toyland
Rio - Duran Duran

Those are my favorites...this week.

[tristesse]

Well...I figure I can either have GEEK tattooed across my forehead or tell you what my favorite albums are. And I hate the idea of a hot, stinging needle, so...

Priest=Aura - The Church
Space Ritual - Hawkwind
Diamond Dogs - David Bowie
Source Tags and Codes - Trail of Dead
Nursery Cryme - Genesis
Pornography - The Cure
Hatful of Hollow - The Smiths
Juju - Siouxsie and the Banshees
Hejira- Joni Mitchell
Animals - Pink Floyd

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My favorite ones right now are:

Van Leer Rose--Loretta Lynn (But I lost it!)
Red headed Stranger--Willie Nelson (Which I got from the library)

[eleanorrigby]

I really like Sarah Harmer's You were Here. I play it all the time and have gotten my roommate hooked on it. He keeps stealing it, bastard. Heh.

[mojofilter]

Well, at the moment...

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band The Beatles
Oh, Inverted World The Shins
Who Killed... The Zutons
Tree City Robbers on High Street

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I really like Sarah Harmer's You were Here.

I love that too! I have her new one and I haven't been able to get into it yet. That line about the bleach in the sink or hall and Sarah's lungs hurting is in my head right now.

Currently I'm listening to Tori Amos' greatest hits and Charlotte Martin's On Your Shore. She is a Kate Bush rip off but I like her.

[novelty]

I constantly go back on forth on which is my favorite Beatles album, but I think I've settled on Abbey Road. It's a beautiful, completely solid album: every song has a right to be on there. There's the fun, quirky stuff like Maxwell's Silver Hammer and then really lovely songs, such as Here Comes the Sun. And it all flows together so well. I remembering hearing someone say listening to Abbey Road altogether all at once is an amazing experience, and it is.

[snacktastic]

I am way boring at this point. I usually listen to the radio and don't buy that many albums. Among my favorites are

What's the Story, Morning Glory? by Oasis
Angel Dust by Faith No More
Dresden Dolls (self-titled)
American Idiot by Green Day.

I also love parts of Psalm 69 by Ministry and Noel Gallagher's collaborations with the Chemical Brothers, though generally not loving it all.

And lately, I have been rediscovering my love for all things Pearl Jam. Yes, Pearl Jam. I didn't like them that much during the grunge era and stopped listening to them and then saw them live. I gave them another chance and I am hooked. I do respect them more than most of the bands from that era because they make albums and tour and are politically interested even after the fame fades. My favorite is Yield and Vitalogy

[scarlettewitch]

My most frequently played [and therefore favourite] CDs would have to be:

They Might be Giants - Lincoln
Alanis Morissette - Jagged Little Pill
Cree Summer - Street Faerie
U2 - Best of 1980-1990
Offspring - Americana
Matchbox 20 - Yourself or Someone Like You
Norah Jones - Come Away with Me
South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut OST
Chicago OST
City of Angels OST [and I've never seen the movie.]