Printable View
While stumbling through my files, I find I've dl'd lots of wraps only because the albums make "sense" when looked upon and played as one "piece"-examples:
Alan Parsons Project-
Tales of Mystery and Imagination
I, Robot
Pyramid
Roger Waters
Radio Kaos
Jethro Tull
Thick as a Brick
Aqualung
Pink Floyd
The Wall
Delicate sound of Thunder
I could go on, but you see what I mean?
Constantly looking for this type of album-what others?
hah ???? :blink: :blink:
Two nice additions to the list:
Roger Waters - Pros & Cons of Hitchhiking
Marillion - Misplaced childhood
I didn't know Delicate Sound of Thunder was a theme album. (that's what I call 'em)
AHH I KNOW SHAT U MEAN NOW LOL IS THERE ANY WAY USING NERO NOT TO HAVE GAPS INBETWEEN SONGS FOR THAT PURPOSE??
Double click the song file and where it says pause put "0" instead of the default 2Quote:
AHH I KNOW SHAT U MEAN NOW LOL IS THERE ANY WAY USING NERO NOT TO HAVE GAPS INBETWEEN SONGS FOR THAT PURPOSE??
thanks man :)
Will check them out-thanks-keep 'em coming.Quote:
Originally posted by Sneepboy@24 March 2003 - 05:56
Two nice additions to the list:
Roger Waters - Pros & Cons of Hitchhiking
Marillion - Misplaced childhood
I didn't know Delicate Sound of Thunder was a theme album. (that's what I call 'em)
"Delicate Sound..." doesn't strictly fit the def. but still plays nice that way.
I think I could have saved a bit of time by using your term "Theme Albums"; don't know why it didn't occur to me.
robert wyatt [rock bottom]
Will check it out-ThanksQuote:
Originally posted by marlowe_is_dead@25 March 2003 - 14:54
robert wyatt [rock bottom]
I have not heard his music before. What kind of music is it? (who does it sound like or remind you of?)Quote:
Originally posted by marlowe_is_dead@25 March 2003 - 07:54
robert wyatt [rock bottom]
the album in question is early 70s, cambridge prog-rock - it's a very peculiar and inspiring album - also quite depressing :)
Wow, having dl'd and listened, I agree.Quote:
Originally posted by marlowe_is_dead@25 March 2003 - 18:01
it's a very peculiar and inspiring album - also quite depressing :)
all of the rhapsody albums tell a story and need to be played in order, in truth each of the 5 albums also follows on from the one before to build up a saga
I don't think "Delicate Sound of Thunder" is strictly a theme album. It's live and features tracks from a few Pink Floyd L.P's. "The Wall" definately counts though!! What about "Atom Heart Mother" also by Pink Floyd, "Chillout" by the KLF, "Space" by Space. My personal favourite is "What's Going On?" by the late, great Marvin Gaye. Truely one of the first concept albums and needs to be listened to as a whole.
:D
Right, right and right.Quote:
Originally posted by soopaman@25 March 2003 - 19:21
I don't think "Delicate Sound of Thunder" is strictly a theme album. It's live and features tracks from a few Pink Floyd L.P's. "The Wall" definately counts though!! What about "Atom Heart Mother" also by Pink Floyd, "Chillout" by the KLF, "Space" by Space. My personal favourite is "What's Going On?" by the late, great Marvin Gaye. Truely one of the first concept albums and needs to be listened to as a whole.
:D
Thanks!
I know im gonna get slated for this but anyway:
Daft Punk - Discovery??
Just a few additions
Pretty Things S F Sorrow (Psychedelic rock 1967)
Bowie Ziggy Stardust
Dusted Childhood (Chillout)
Small Faces Ogdens Nutgone Flake (60's rock(?))
Man From Genesis to Revelation (70's prog rock)
Genesis Lamb lies down on Broadway (70's concept)
Who Tommy
Cosmosis Cosmology (Mid 90's trance)
Fleetwood Mac Tusk (Actually this doesn't make sense.)
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Yup-another one I forgot I own. :huh:Quote:
Originally posted by clocker@3 April 2003 - 04:13
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Any others?