Albums that you havent listened to for ages, but still sound fantastic now

[Clunk]

I was bored, so i had a dig through my old cds and while most of them werent what i was looking for, a couple stood out as i remembered them from all that time ago (about 9 years i think for these). Of course there is older stuff, but these came up first.

Maybe people could list some others?

The Verve - Urban Hymnns (Its been a good few years since i played this one, and this deserves some serious volume)

DJ Shadow - Endtroducing (Quality, moody instrumental film soundtrack stuff with a dark edge and more, brilliant.)

[DavidM]

Dark Side of the moon

[Gerschwin]

Faith No More - King for a day, fool for a lifetime - I under rated it when I bought it and after a few listens is actually a great album!

[Howard]

DJ Shadow - Endtroducing (Quality, moody instrumental film soundtrack stuff with a dark edge and more, brilliant.)

I concur


Morcheeba also

[Clunk]

Morcheeba also

i concur. hmm now what did i do with those.

[charleski]

David Byrne - The Forest

[Funkstar]

DJ Shadow - Endtroducing (Quality, moody instrumental film soundtrack stuff with a dark edge and more, brilliant.)

one of the greatest albums ever (and the first to be recorded entirely using samples). His new one should be sitting at my mums house for when i get back home next week, i hope i'm not dissapointed.

Underworld - Beaucoup Fish. Just put it on a couple of minutes before seeing this thread. Very good. Now sounds more chilled than it did at the time though

[johnny02004976]

i was tidying my room the other day and found my Arctic Monkeys album behind my draws. WOW i really forgot how good that album is

[Clunk]

one of the greatest albums ever (and the first to be recorded entirely using samples). His new one should be sitting at my mums house for when i get back home next week, i hope i'm not dissapointed.

yep, clever stuff, i loved the whole trip hop/blunted stuff from the mid 90's....some more albims ive dug out are the dope on plastic series, some gems on those.

[Mike Fishcake]

Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral.

Has to be listened lying down with the lights off and headphones on, with no interruptions whatsoever.

[Kerplank]

Amon Duul's Dance Of The Lemmings.

It was mentioned on a blog

[8daysinapril]

and I just had to dig it out...versions of some of these songs on Live At London still sound better, but this is a masterpiece

[unreal]

Ms. Jade - Girl Interrupted

[greektony]

Give em enough rope - The Clash, a great driving album hehehehehe makes me want to drive FASTER....FASTER

[ikonia]

queen, a day at the races, and a night at the opera.

Guns and Roses Appetite for destruction,

Til Tuesday, everythings different now

Bon Jovi, slippery when wet.

Suede, Dog man star

Some of the randoms I've dug out at the weekend

[Stewart]

Oasis - Whats the Story Morning Glory.

[j.o.s.h.1408]

timbaland - tims bio

a bloody classic i tell ya, this man is a genius in making music