as are pulp

The problem with the stone roses was john squire was so up his own it was unbelievable. Did you ever hear the Seahorses?
Glad he's an artist now, hasn't touched a guitar in 10 years apparently.

Be Here Now is a very good album, ended up getting "The Second Coming" treatment, which spoiled it.

Best Oasis songs - It's good to be free & Headshrinker.

I actually think Be Here Now is their best album.



As far as debut albums go Rage Against the Machine's is up there for me.

Is This It - The Strokes. Awesome debut album.

Masterplan all the way and that was album purely made up of B sides.

Not a fan of Blur, however I prefer Blur to the Gorrilaz who for me have to go down as the worst band I ever seen live at last years glastonbury.

Headshrinker is my favourite Oasis song of all time.

I dunno how many metal fans are out there between us, but I reckon in about 10 years time the first slipknot album will be seen as Iconic.

Really disappointed with Chinese Democracy

Favourite albums Van Halen I, Hysteria, Reckless

Whatever would be up there for me.

Some of Blur's stuffwas superb Tender, Universal but they had some rubbish.

Parklife? Fuck off.

Haha very clever OP. You've been in the knife drawer today!

Just to go with the flow of the thread though, David Bowie's 'Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars' just can't be touched IMHO.

That's a great album. Some top songs on there. I can't really pick a favourite Slipknot song because their style has changed so much over time, I just end up choosing my favourite song from each album.

With Noel or Liam singing ?

Liam. Noel singing Sad Song amd Cast no Shadow. Nowl and Liam doing an acoustic version of Stand by Me is another highlight.

having had my little think 1967 was a year of classic albums hendrix, floyd debuts, sgt pepper, but i'm going for the debut album by The Doors

Wasn't that on the BBC special?

The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore - The Walker Brothers. Quite appropriate for being an FC fan at the moment.

Yeah, seem to remember that. In some strange show garden with Noel in a brick bus shelter kind of thing.
Was broadcast the day before or day of Be Here Nows release.

Noel did a beautiful solo acoustic version of Don't look back in anger in Argentina (I think) a few years back, its on that popular internet broadcasting site.

That's the one, Alan White on the tambourine.

Speaking of Sad Song has any one heard Boneheads Bank Holiday?

Yeah quality.

Oh I need a little place to go away for holiday, so I can steal a car, cos in a car you can go far, just depends what kind of car you are, la la la la la la!!

Ha ha, I've only heard it once about 15 years ago.

I'm a believer...The Monkeys

The Young Ones,wish I could say it was by the young ones but unfortunately it was the Origional by Cliff.