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Originally Posted by Everyneurotic
thanks for making me realize i listed the marble index, i forgot that one is 1969. desertshore is equally as awesome, though.
third is just so much better, the poppy songs are very well developed, the sad songs are fucking abyssmally hopeless and the covers are very good. above everything, there's not a note on third that's not profound to some level.
you put some albums there that barely didn't make the cut on my list.
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Same with you. I keep slapping myself for not putting Pere Ubu on my list, but I just can't force them in because I can't see who I'd take out. I might not have put in Modern Dance though because I'm really partial to 360 Degrees of Simulated Stereo as one of the least commercial things ever released in all it's beauty. But I just can't cut out Patti Smith. 25 was really hard as a limit for this list!
Yeah, and can you fucking imagine "Kangaroo" and "Holocaust" on one record. Chilton's done a lot of good stuff in his various incarnations (my favorite after this is Live in London with all it's glorious feedback and proto-noise rock!) but when he recorded Sister Lovers he really must have been thinking about offing himself. It's a better suicide note than In Utero even.