Tell me your favorite albums!

[mollyringle]

That's right; I want you to tell me what your favorite albums are.

I took a survey like this 5 years ago, on a Cure mailing list (was anyone else here on Babble?), and ended up with quite the list of albums from a few dozen Cure fans. But the times have changed, and I want a new vote from new people.

I won't give you a quota or a limit. Tell me your favorites, whether it's just two albums or twenty. Any genre. And you can organize them into two categories, if you wish: Recent Favorites, and All-Time Favorites. (Because I know they're not always the same thing.) In a week or two I'll give a final tally of the votes.

Here are mine for the day...

Recent Favorites (i.e., have played them a lot lately and really enjoy them)
Doves - "The Last Broadcast"
Stone Roses - "The Complete Stone Roses"
film soundtrack - "Hedwig & the Angry Inch"
Also an Enya mix CD and a David Bowie mix CD, which probably don't count.

All-Time Favorites (i.e., CD's so good that I don't dare listen to them too much, for fear I'll ruin it)
Pulp - "Different Class"
Dead Can Dance - "Within the Realm of a Dying Sun"
Michael Nesmith & The First National Band - "Complete"
The Divine Comedy - "Casanova"
This Mortal Coil - "Blood"
The Cure - "The Head on the Door" (felt like I should choose a Cure album...which one, will depend on the mood)
The Who - "Tommy"

Comments

[cenire.livejournal.com]

I am certainly forgetting things, but here's a list, recent AND all-time favorites included...

-"Tommy," The Who
-"Rent" soundtrack
-"Aida" soundtrack
-"The Art of Drowning," A.F.I.
-CTY music mixes I made
-"What's the Story Morning Glory?", Oasis
-"Trashy," London Suede
-Pretty much every album by The Beatles
-"Nevermind," Nirvana
-LOTR soundtracks

Soooo many more. I may have to go upstairs, flip through my cds and come back. ;)

[cenire.livejournal.com]

Also, "Sing the Sorrow" by AFI, which came out on March 11th: it's WONDERFUL. :)