Friday, July 21, 2006

100 Albums About Me

Like my 100 Books About Me, these are 100 Albums About Me. 1. ABBA Gold 2. Depeche Mode The Singles 3. Every Breath You Take: The Classics, The Police 4. Liz Phair 5. Bramble Rose, Tift Merritt 6. This Side, Nickel Creek 7. Eagles - Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 8. Songs You Know By Heart, Jimmy Buffet 9. Legend, Bob Marley 10. Disintigration, The Cure 11. Los Lonely Boys 12. Trouble Is, Kenny Wayne Shepherd 11. Greatest Hits 1974-1978, Steve Miller Band 12. Time Pieces, Eric Clapton 13. Dark Side of the Moon, Pink Floyd 14. Licensed to Ill, Beastie Boys 15. Cracked Rear View, Hootie and the Blowfish 16. 311 17. Sublime 18. Gold & Platinum, Lynyrd Skynyrd 19. Greatest Hits, Air Supply 20. Reservoir Dogs: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack 21. Fever In Fever Out, Luscious Jackson 22. Road Dogs, Spider Monkey 23. 9 to 5, Dolly Parton 24. Uban Cowboy: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack 25. The Commitments: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack 26. Light of the Moon, The Pierces 27. The Definitive Collection, Loretta Lynn 28. Alison Krauss & Union Station - Live 29. Fast Times At Ridgemont High: Music From The Motion Picture 30. Fallen, Evanescence 31. Soul Gravy, Cross Canadian Ragweed 32. Miss Fortune, Allison Moorer 33. I Am Shelby Lynne, Shelby Lynne 34. Call Off the Search, Katie Melua 35. Songbird, Eva Cassidy 36. Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Once More, with Feeling 37. The Thorns 38. Just Because I'm a Woman: The Songs of Dolly Parton 39. Just Won't Burn, Susan Tedeschi 40. Live in Paris, Diana Krall 41. French Kiss: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack 42. Barricades and Brick Walls, Kasey Chambers 43. Thanks for the Ether, Rasputina 44. The Book of Secrets, Loreena McKennitt 45. Tambourine, Tift Merritt 46. The Duel, Allison Moorer 47. Wide Open Spaces, The Dixie Chicks 48. Home, The Dixie Chicks 49. Missundaztood, Pink 50. Legends of the Goddess, Laura Powers 51. Apparitions, Hungry Lucy 52. Beauty And The Beast: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack 53. Cocky, Kid Rock 54. Shaman, Santana 55. Live On, Kenny Wayne Shepherd 56. Tidal, Fiona Apple 57. Out of the Madness, Derek Trucks Band 58. The Trinity Session, Cowboy Junkies 59. Farmhouse, Phish 60. Come Away With Me, Norah Jones 61. Whoa Nelly, Nelly Furtado 62. Can't Take Me Home, Pink 63. Jukebox Sparrows, Shannon McNally 64. Love Shelby, Shelby Lynne 65. Easy, Kelly Willis 66. Trainspotting: Music From The Motion Picture 67. She's So Unusual, Cyndi Lauper 68. Like a Virgin, Madonna 69. Last of the Independents, The Pretenders 70. Ramones 71. Best of Blondie 72. Straight Out of Compton, NWA 73. Best of Bonnie Raitt 74. Fleetwood Mac: Greatest Hits 75. Muriel's Wedding Soundtrack 76. Chicago Soundtrack 77. Kenny Rogers: Greatest Hits 78. Sweet Tea, Buddy Guy 79. G. Love & Special Sauce 80. Widespread Panic 81. What I Live For, Tab Benoit 82. A Decade of Hits, Charlie Daniels Band 83. Under the Table and Dreaming, Dave Matthews Band 84. Four, Blues Traveler 85. Achtung Baby, U2 86. The Score, Fugees 87. Blood Sex Sugar Magic, Red Hot Chili Peppers 88. Ritual de lo Habitual, Jane's Addiction 89. Tommy, The Who 90. Big Ones, Aerosmith 91. James Taylor Greatest Hits 92. Dookie, Green Day 93. Spend the Night, The Donnas 94. Black Cherry, Goldfrapp 95. Shake Your Money Maker, Black Crows 96. Dummy, Portishead 97. Dazed and Confused Soundtrack 98. Violator, Depeche Mode 99. Tigerlilly, Natalie Merchant 100. Tragic Kingdom, No Doubt

7 Comments:

Blogger Kara said...

And I thought I had diverse taste in music..lol. I loved that 9 to 5 album...
Here via michele today, but I was coming over anyways..lol

7/21/2006 5:07 PM  
Blogger Walking Barefoot said...

Alas, someone with tastes in music as diverse as my own. Good stuff you got there.

7/21/2006 8:32 PM  
Blogger shpprgrl said...

I LOVE Abba, Lynyrd, Urban Cowboy and Krauss.....and obviously variety! Great list! :)

7/22/2006 6:14 AM  
Blogger ... Paige said...

Super list. Funny that you have music listed {not to bring down anyone} I have been putting together a disk to use at my funeral-way, way in the future. Morbid I know, but I am not gonna leave that up to my kids, they may pick something stupid on purpose. lol
thanks for coming by my place & commenting.

7/22/2006 2:56 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Wow what a list!!!
Some I've never heard of, some I absolutely love. Glad to see it's so eclectic, that's the best way.

7/24/2006 2:10 AM  
Blogger (M)ary said...

I see a couple of interesting ones I might get at the library this week (spider monkey??)


I tried to do this for my own site (because I like movies, music and books....) But whew! I fell asleep at 50. I get bored way before I hit the 100 mark. I even tried to list 13 guys based on your Thursday 13, but I hit 5 and stopped!(see my posting from Saturday.)

This is really ironic because I love to make lists of stupid stuff like what I should get at the grocery store.

ps...Now that I know you are an editor, I am nervous leaving a comment. I think, am I spelling everything correctly? Have I skipped a word(which I tend to do for some reason!)
I hope you are an editor for some Math journal or something.

7/24/2006 11:18 AM  
Blogger Gypsy said...

Karamia: 9 to 5 is one of my favorite movies, too. I pretty much love anything Dolly does.

Jade: Diversity is key!

Shpprgrl: A woman after my own heart. :)

Paige: I think about that sometimes, too. Morbid but interesting.

Cyndy: Glad you enjoyed it!

M: Spider Monkey was a local band I used to go see live when I was in college. Very cute lead singer.

I got to about 75 and was drawing blanks, but persevered! I'm going to do the same thing with movies, which ought to be a little easier.

Don't be nervous! I make my own share of mistakes. And no one would ever hire me to edit math journals. God, just the thought has me wanting to puke. ;-) I can barely tabulate the tip.

7/24/2006 12:45 PM  

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