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I realize this is a bullshit question, and will also change depending on your mood but for grins lets entertain the idea.

I think for me it would probably be ZZ Top's First Album.

On a side note, how terrible would it be if you were stranded on an island with nothing to listen to but Jimmy Buffet?!? Thats my nightmare.

Fuck.

It would be between Paranoid, the Beano album, and Abbey Road at this moment... Any of those three would work. If I had to pick one it would be the Beano album.


I can't even fathom the Jimmy Buffet part. I think that would be hell.

It would definitely suck to only have one album available for the rest of your life, regardless of how awesome it is


But I'd probably have to go with Richie Kotzen's Mother Heads Family Reunion

This is easy for me:

Weezer- Blue Album

Lots of other albums I love, but if I was stuck with one, that'd be it.

Kay Hanley - Cherry Marmalade

pamukParty wrote:Fuck.

It would be between Paranoid, the Beano album, and Abbey Road at this moment... Any of those three would work. If I had to pick one it would be the Beano album.


I can't even fathom the Jimmy Buffet part. I think that would be hell.

I could roll with you on Beano and Abbey Road. Abbey Road is masterpiece IMO. I love Black Sabbath too but not sure I would pick any of their albums. I have always wanted to cover Fairies Wear Boots though.

At this very moment, The Real Kids-No Place Fast.

Or, my live copy of The Zulus from Pipleline circa-1990 that I sent you but you never listened to it.

TurboPablo wrote:At this very moment, The Real Kids-No Place Fast.

Or, my live copy of The Zulus from Pipleline circa-1990 that I sent you but you never listened to it.

I'm listening to it now you son of a bitch.

If my anniversary edition of Couldn't Stand the Weather with the extra disc of live stuff would count, it would be that.

Rampage wrote:If my anniversary edition of Couldn't Stand the Weather with the extra disc of live stuff would count, it would be that.

We'll allow it.

Telephant wrote:

TurboPablo wrote:At this very moment, The Real Kids-No Place Fast.

Or, my live copy of The Zulus from Pipleline circa-1990 that I sent you but you never listened to it.

I'm listening to it now you son of a bitch.

Are you really?

They aren't necessarily a band for everyone. But I think you can understand the brilliance.

Plus, Rich Gilbert is my all time favorite guitar player and that whole set is a testament to the almighty Blackface Bassman through Greenbacks.

TurboPablo wrote:

Telephant wrote:

TurboPablo wrote:At this very moment, The Real Kids-No Place Fast.

Or, my live copy of The Zulus from Pipleline circa-1990 that I sent you but you never listened to it.

I'm listening to it now you son of a bitch.

Are you really?

They aren't necessarily a band for everyone. But I think you can understand the brilliance.

Plus, Rich Gilbert is my all time favorite guitar player and that whole set is a testament to the almighty Blackface Bassman through Greenbacks.

I am indeed. Im currently at 18:47. Is that a 12 string I hear or some kind of effect?

Probably a double neck Mosrite.

Song called Dead Men Talk. Kind of "Zepp-ish?

TurboPablo wrote:Probably a double neck Mosrite.

Song called Dead Men Talk. Kind of "Zepp-ish?

Very Zeppish!

They covered miles of sonic ground. My favorite tune comes in right at the 30 miunte mark. Called "Totem Pole". Real slow alt-spacey that turns into a fucking bizarro prog jam. There you will understand the force of Thine Bassman.

Right after that is my all time Zulus fave, "Kings In The Queen City".

The whole set is completely mind blowing.

Very difficult, but Pet Sounds.

So damn difficult.

I gotta go Neil Young Live At Massey Hall

I'm gonna cheat and say either James Taylor's Greatest Hits, or Rush: Chronicles.

As much as I'm a metal dude at heart, I have a soundtrack of favorites that plays through my head constantly if there's not something really good going on already. So, to break up the monotony, I'd pick Loreena McKennitt - Book of Secrets. Plenty of musical chops, but different enough to break my mind out of endless repeat 80s thrash.

Mary Anne

Telephant wrote:

pamukParty wrote:Fuck.

It would be between Paranoid, the Beano album, and Abbey Road at this moment... Any of those three would work. If I had to pick one it would be the Beano album.


I can't even fathom the Jimmy Buffet part. I think that would be hell.

I could roll with you on Beano and Abbey Road. Abbey Road is masterpiece IMO. I love Black Sabbath too but not sure I would pick any of their albums. I have always wanted to cover Fairies Wear Boots though.

Yeah Abbey Road covers so much ground - I haven't gotten bored of that album in over 35 years so I think it would work on a loop.

Modest wrote:Mary Anne

Well duh. You know Ginger would need twelve man servants to even get her started down the path.

Though, to be honest, when the question comes up my mind always has a moment of, "both, sandwich style."

nightflameauto wrote:

Modest wrote:Mary Anne

Well duh. You know Ginger would need twelve man servants to even get her started down the path.

Though, to be honest, when the question comes up my mind always has a moment of, "both, sandwich style."

This is why we've come to reconcile our differences brother. In the end, we're just simple men with simple solutions to problems.

Modest wrote:

nightflameauto wrote:

Modest wrote:Mary Anne

Well duh. You know Ginger would need twelve man servants to even get her started down the path.

Though, to be honest, when the question comes up my mind always has a moment of, "both, sandwich style."

This is why we've come to reconcile our differences brother. In the end, we're just simple men with simple solutions to problems.

Ya still haven't answered the question ya bastid.

Like I said on FB.... Deep Purple - Machine Head.