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Listen To An Album For Every Year Of Your Life

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Aug 2017
11:59am, 20 Aug 2017
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The Terminator
Seren nothing, ever, beats Blur 13 for me. It has Trimm Trabb after all...
Aug 2017
4:56pm, 20 Aug 2017
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Serendippily
:-) I guess I'll see. Some years the only album I know or have is embarrassingly poor. My favourite song off the beautiful despairing 13 is probably coffee and tv
Aug 2017
2:34pm, 25 Aug 2017
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FergusG
In the last couple of weeks, I've got myself the following:

1987: Dead Can Dance - Within the Realm of a Dying Sun
1988: Pixies - Rosa Surfer

I keep falling asleep when I play the Dead Can Dance album, so it needs a caffeinated listen before I can really pass judgement on it. I enjoyed the Pixies album, but I'm still at a loss as to how I managed to get through my student years ('88 to '92) without being aware of them at all.

Neither of these too albums have had a huge amount of my time however, as I've found myself stuck in 1986 and playing XTC's Skylarking over and over again. My daughter was absentmindedly playing 'Dear God' on her guitar in the other day, so I've obviously infected her head with it too!
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2:41pm, 25 Aug 2017
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McGoohan
Skylarking - as a result of this thread - was a wonderful discovery for me. It's one of my favourite albums of all time now. Have you got the version of the album where Dear God and Dying blend into each other? (Dear God was originally removed from the track listing for fear of offending US Bible Belt types, supposedly.)
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2:41pm, 25 Aug 2017
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FergusG
FFS! "Rosa Surfer" not "Surfer Rosa".
Aug 2017
2:43pm, 25 Aug 2017
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FergusG
That's the one I've got McG - I'm also considering it a great discovery.
Aug 2017
3:05pm, 25 Aug 2017
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Chrisull
XTC never scaled such heights as Skylarking again.(in fact it's probably the best thing in their discography)
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9:48pm, 25 Aug 2017
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Derby Tup
I can never make my mind up which band I hate most out of XTC or Talk Talk ;)
Aug 2017
10:03pm, 25 Aug 2017
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McGoohan
:-o

Talk Talk did a few decent songs.

But then i hate the company TalkTalk ;-)
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10:24pm, 25 Aug 2017
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Derby Tup
I prefer Flock of seagulls or Living in a box ;-)

About This Thread

Maintained by McGoohan
Since Night-owl started the main thread: Read A Book For Every Year Of Your Life, I've also been doing this:

Listen To An Album From Every Year Of Your Life

Here's a good link that Little Nemo found: the 'best ever' albums from across the years.
besteveralbums.com
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