your 2001 top ten album playlist

I dont think I even know of ten good albums that come out this year! It wasnt a good year for music. Anyway:

Radiohead - Amnesiac
Pink Floyd - Echoes
Bob Dylan - Love And Theft
Tool - Lateralus
Micheal Jackson - Invincible
Pearl Jam - Bootlegs
The Doors - Bright Midnight - Live In America

 

Tool - Lateralus
Radiohead - Amnesiac and the new live EP, I Might Be Wrong
Incubus - Morning View
Oysterhead - The Grand Pecking Order (hell, I didn't even think it was that great but it beats the hell out of most of the albums that came out this year)

 

Following P. O. T.'s lead,
Jamiroquai - Live in Toronto '97 (Funky Paranoia boot)
Doxie's Kitchen
Isley Brothers - Funky Family
Led Zepplin - Houses of the Holy
Black Crowes - Lions
Jamiroquai - Songs for Manitu (Live in Milan '94 boot)
Brand New Heavies - Live in Glasgow '97 (boot)
Incognito - Live in Japan '98 (boot)
Terrance Trent D'Arby - Vibrator
Jamiroquai - Live @ The North Sea Festival '93 (boot)
Beastie Boys - Live in Japan '98 (boot)
Genesis - Abacab

I know it's 12, but that's what I played most of the year.

 

King's X - Manic Moonlight
Rush - Hemispheres
King's X - Gretchen goes to Nebraska
Weather Report - Heavy Weather
Jaco Pastorius - debut
Faith No More - The Real Thing
Voivod - Nothingface
Galactic Cowboys - debut
The Beatles - White Album
The Beatles - Abbey Road

 

KoRn - What's that Clicking Sound?
KoRn - What the Hell's a "FieLDy" anyway? (The Tribute Album)
KoRn - No MidRAnGe - (Live)
Limp Biskit - Fawnics
Limp Biskit - We Wish we Were KoRn
Britney Spears - The Virgin/Slut Paradox
Wynton Marsalis - Listen to my Perfect Tone. LISTEN!
Wynton Marsalis - Satch went 'Be Ba Bop BOP'
John Tesh - The Glory of the Piano Roll
Kenny G - I Wish I Were Wynton
Enya - Zzzzzz

 

Spacehog - 'The Hogyssey'
Undoubtedly, their strongest album to date.

Miles Davis - 'Agharta'
THE jazz/rock/funk-fusion album.

Muse - 'Origin Of Symmetry'
Prog-rock for the 21st century.

Miles Davis - 'It's About That Time: Live At The Fillmore East (March 7, 1970)'
Miles' "lost quintet" (Shorter, Corea, Holland, DeJohnette) tearing up the 'Bitches' Brew' material.

Ian Brown - 'Music Of The Spheres'

Victor Bailey - 'That's Right'
Very strong small-group fusion.

Herbie Hancock - 'Sextant'
Electronic, avant-garde, funky.

Herbie Hancock - 'Thrust'
Top-quality jazz-funk.

Back Door - 'Back Door'
Modern electric bass-playing starts here.

Daft Punk - 'Discovery'

 

Savatage: Gutter Ballet
Bob Marley & the Wailers: Natty Dread
Allman Bros: Seven Turns
Johnny Cash: American Recordings
Rush: The first Album
Tool: Lateralus
Little Feat: Feats Don't Fail Me Now
Green Day: Warning
Black Sabbath: Mob Rules
Steely Dan: 2 Against Nature

 

I think Tool's Lateralus was easily the best new album of 2001. At first, I did not like the album as much because it's not as easily digested as their previous work. I now realize that they've reached a new plateau with this album, and I give them a lot of credit for a superb release. I honestly think it was their best work yet.

As for my playlist for 2001, it remains mostly the same as it always has. Classics never go out of style.

 

1. Devin Townsend - Terria
2. Lacuna Coil - Unleashed Memories
3. Aghora - Aghora
4. Transatlantic - Live in America
5. Steve Morse - Major Impacts
6. Marcus Miller - M²
7. King's X - Manic Moonlight
8. Incubus - Morning View
9. Dixie Dregs - California Screaming/Live
10. Damn The Machine - Damn The Machine

 

Terrence Trent D'Arby - Wild Card
Herbie Hancock - Future 2 Future
Prince - The Rainbow Children
Jill Scott - The Experience
Macy Gray - The Id
Lonnie Liston Smith - Cosmic Funk
Midnight Vultures - Beck
Marcus Miller - M2
Planet Patrol - Planet Patrol
Paula Frazer - Indoor Universe


Hey Warwicknut, I'm seriously liking your list. Nice to know someone else out there digs D'Arby.

 

Master of Puppets - Metallica
Metallica - Metallica
Weezer - Weezer
In Utero - Nirvana
Origin of Symmetry - Muse
Toxicity - SOAD
Around The Fur - Deftones
Radiohead - The Bends
Radiohead - Amnesiac
Vulgar Display Of Power - Pantera

Hmmmm...only 2 from this year...ah well, that's what I've been listening to anyway

Damn, she's hot . I've never actually heard them, I should probably give them a try.

 

I picked up Dubai last Xmas...still sitting here
in the pile of discs next to the compooter, still getting plenty of play time.
Great album!

 

ok, now we are talking about what we have listened to the most this year, thats easier:

Pink Floyd - 'The Wall' (the album I listen to the most EVERY year!)
Bob Dylan - 'Love And Theft'
The Doors - 'The Doors'
The Beatles - 'Sgt Pepper'
Nirvana - 'In Utero'
Pearl Jam - 'Binaural'
The Rolling Stones - 'Exile On Main Street'
Radiohead - 'Kid A'
Bob Dylan - 'Live 1966'
John Lee Hooker - lots of them

 

I can't think of 10 things that came out this year, but I've been listening to these a lot.

Matthew Good Band-Audio of Being
Matthew Good Band-Beautiful Midnight (US)
Counting Crows-August and Everything After
Ben Folds-Rockin the Suburbs (it's pretty good)
Led Zeppelin-III
Nickelback-The State
Green Day-Kerplunk
Smashing Pumpkins-Greatest Hits
Offspring-Ixnay on the Hombre
Pearl Jam-Yield
Our Lady Peace-Naveed


Ok, so that's 11, so sue me

 

My top ten

311=From Chaos, Transistor, Live, Soundsystem,Music.(I'm a huge fan.)

System of A Down=Toxicity
P.O.D.=Satellite
Taproot=Gift RHCP=Blood Sugar Sex Magik
Dave MB=Under the Table and Crash
Nonpoint=Statement

11. Laugh it up, I'm a hard rocker and not a Jaco Maniac.