Music you have played to death

[Aaron12odgers]

Metallica, Fade to Black
William Control (Aiden), Death Club
50 Cent, Disco Inferno
Wu-Tang Clan, Can It Be So Simple
Eminem, Slim Shady
Billie Piper, Walk of Life
Snow Patrol, Chocolate
Foo Fighters, Let it Die
Weezer, Perfect Situation
The Calling, Wherever You Will Go

[Joemailman]

Its hard to justify disliking that album so intensely. Its not the songs themselves. She uses the same emotional device, a trailed-off breathless yearning, on every goddamn phrase on every goddamn fucking song from beginning to end. It sounds premeditated, the creation of a heartfelt sound rather than a sound from the heart.

I saw Nora Jones sing a Marvin Gaye song, , "Trouble Man", with just her own piano accompaniment on a late night show (OK, I confess, it was Carson Daly) and it was mesmermizing. Incredibly soulful, she sang it better than MArvin Gaye, which ought to be impossible. She is an amazing talent.

To some extent it was premeditated. I read in an interview where she said she intended to avoid "oversinging" on the album, ala Mariah Carey and the like. She suggested at the time she may have overdone it. I suspect you agree.

Of course, this is her greatest performance... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEzxchU4RUY

[Tyrone Bigguns]

Los: What a gorgeous voice. Some of the best shows i've seen. Much more applicable/relevant now that i live in AZ..and with our current immigration policies.

I like their albums, but kinda dissappointed with concert experience. I think they are sort-of a bar band, they don't project to giant audience.
I like their album Kiko, among others.

I would agree...the shows i saw didn't number more than 500-1000 or so.

[Tyrone Bigguns]

Daft Punk: anything

I pirated a copy of their album "Homework", listened to it once, was gonna throw it out, but labeled it "Load of Crap" and threw it in a box. I thought it was corny.

Then I gave it another listen a couple years later, guess I was in the mood for a load of crap. So its start to grow on me, and pretty soon I'm playing it over and over in the car. Its a guilty pleasure, like a BeeGees disco album.

The energy and vibe is amazing. You either get it or you dont'. They changed the face of dance music.

Plus, part of it is dancing. If listening doesn't get you moving..then you are missing the point.

Plus, their shows are amazing.

[Deputy Nutz]

Kid Rock: Rock n Roll Jesus
AC/DC: Live at Darlington
AC/DC: Ballbreaker
Beatles: One
Beatles: White Album
Tupac: All Eyes on Me
Dr. Dre: The Chronic
Jackson Five: Greatest hits
Credence Clearwater Rivial: Greatest Hits Compelation
Johnny Cash: When the Man Comes Around
Toby Keith: White Trash with Money
The Highway men: The highway men

[Harlan Huckleby]

The energy and vibe is amazing. You either get it or you dont'. They changed the face of dance music.

I love all kinds of electronic dance music. Too bad my heart was too old for the full ecstacy, night on the town. My raves consisted of all-night computer programming sessions with Fat Boy Slim, chemical brothers, basement jaxx, and all the usual suspects.

[Tyrone Bigguns]

The energy and vibe is amazing. You either get it or you dont'. They changed the face of dance music.

I love all kinds of electronic dance music. Too bad my heart was too old for the full ecstacy, night on the town. My raves consisted of all-night computer programming sessions with Fat Boy Slim, chemical brothers, basement jaxx, and all the usual suspects.

I didn't say you don't like electronic. I said you either get Daft or you don't. They took the best of house and mixed it with everything bad about French pop.

Those mentioned by you...nowhere near the level of Daft.

[Harlan Huckleby]

I forgot about the other band I've obsessed about - Yo Le Tengo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDgpQBaziy0

[Tyrone Bigguns]

I forgot about the other band I've obsessed about - Yo La Tengo


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDgpQBaziy0

fixed.