Selected Soustrutters I Wanna Know Ya Top 10 LP's
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The Darius LP is a weird one too....very vain, self centered sounding psych backed by top notch west coast session players.....Darius moved back to K.C. when his career as a singer failed, became a Pizza Delivery driver and was in a car wreck that resulted in a metal fence post going completely through his face....I've seen photos and it was amazing that the guy lived through it. The LP is very creepy sounding to me on a tripped out, turned on lounge lizard level.
Woah. The background info on this dude and his music is totally
SG
I know I'm not a "chosen one" but I wanna play too.
Upp-S/T
Michael Franks- S/T
Michael Franks- Art of Tea
Too Short- Get In Where You Fit In
Sabath- Paranoid
Free- Fire & Water
Jimmy McGriff- Electric Funk
Howlin Wolf- The Howlin Wolf Album
Sublime- 40oz to Freedom
DJ Cam- Underground Vibes
Not my fav songs of all time. Just LPs that are 100% goodness
James Brown - Its A New Day
David Axelrod - Songs Of Experience
Pete Rock & CL Smooth - Mecca & The Soul Brother
Public Enemy - Nation Of Millions
Ice Cube - Death Certificate
Marva Whitney - Its My Thing
Marlena Shaw - Spice Of Life
Lord Finesse - Funky Technician
Marvin Gaye - What's Going On
Curtis Mayfield - S/T
David Axelrod - Songs Of Experience
Pete Rock & CL Smooth - Mecca & The Soul Brother
Public Enemy - Nation Of Millions
Ice Cube - Death Certificate
Marva Whitney - Its My Thing
Marlena Shaw - Spice Of Life
Lord Finesse - Funky Technician
Marvin Gaye - What's Going On
Curtis Mayfield - S/T
Eddie hazel - games, dames & guitar thangs
miles davis - kind of blue
john coltrane - a love supreme
curtis mayfield - curtis / there's no place like america today / short eyes sdtk
al green - let's stay together
donny hathaway - live / everything is everything
the meters - s/t
kool & the gang - s/t
james brown - black caesar sdtk / plays popcorn
mary lou williams - mary lou's mass
mulatu astatke & his ethiopian quintet - afro-latin soul
miles davis - kind of blue
john coltrane - a love supreme
curtis mayfield - curtis / there's no place like america today / short eyes sdtk
al green - let's stay together
donny hathaway - live / everything is everything
the meters - s/t
kool & the gang - s/t
james brown - black caesar sdtk / plays popcorn
mary lou williams - mary lou's mass
mulatu astatke & his ethiopian quintet - afro-latin soul
too many raers on here. come on, metro-tones top 10 of all time?!?!?!?!
I hate to say it but I agree.
That destination unlimited is a two tracker atbest, would you really say it is one of the top ten LP's you've ever heard/ owned?
I thought this was personal favorites. I like what I like...
What's the criteria?
too many raers on here. come on, metro-tones top 10 of all time?!?!?!?!
I hate to say it but I agree.
That destination unlimited is a two tracker atbest, would you really say it is one of the top ten LP's you've ever heard/ owned?
I thought this was personal favorites. I like what I like...
What's the criteria?
well youre right and wrong. Its personal favorites, but its your 10 personal favorite LP's that you own. I'm thinking maybe I shoudl of asked people to explain what it is about those albums they like (everyone feel free to do so)
I'm just raising the question. If you really like Destination Unlimited that much who am I to disagree?
If it was Top 10 LPs i own and is/was played heavily:
Nite Liters- Analysis (absolute joy when i first heard it and got repeated listens)
Oneness of Juju- African Rhythms (IMHO close to perfect blend of percussion, funky rhythms, and composition.)
Al Green- I'm still in love with you (sublime)
Lonnie Liston Smith- Expansions (one of the best in its genre; whatever the hell it is.)
Beatles- Sgt. Pepper (still amazing)
The Clash- London Calling/self-titled (i first thought LC was bland compared to their debut, but i was wrong. classic)
Burning Spear- Garvey's Ghost (the first dub record i found and loved it)
Poets of Rhythm- Discern and Define (love it and gets better with every listen)
Cal Tjader- Tjader (chill)
Nite Liters- Analysis (absolute joy when i first heard it and got repeated listens)
Oneness of Juju- African Rhythms (IMHO close to perfect blend of percussion, funky rhythms, and composition.)
Al Green- I'm still in love with you (sublime)
Lonnie Liston Smith- Expansions (one of the best in its genre; whatever the hell it is.)
Beatles- Sgt. Pepper (still amazing)
The Clash- London Calling/self-titled (i first thought LC was bland compared to their debut, but i was wrong. classic)
Burning Spear- Garvey's Ghost (the first dub record i found and loved it)
Poets of Rhythm- Discern and Define (love it and gets better with every listen)
Cal Tjader- Tjader (chill)
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