Farrah - Farrah
August & Everything After - Counting Crows
The Taking - Duff McKagan's Loaded
Heaven - The Walkmen
Closing Time - Tom Waits
Jagged Little Pill - Alanis Morissette
Prairie Wind - Neil Young
Natural Born Killers Soundtrack
Chinese Democ^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^HThe Essential Neil Diamond - Neil Diamond
Bonus Song: Did It On'em - Nicki Minaj (Cher - Nair!)
Listen to Duff's We Win and tell me it isn't the greatest. I dare you. Also read his book. It was pretty darn good.
Neil Diamond is a double album, but I trust I won't hear any complaints.
August and Jagged - I think both stand up pretty decent after time. I mean both albums have had subsequent (re-recorded) releases (some seemingly multiple times!?)... Take a look at Johnny Cash's album list on Spotify, 30 songs - 3.4 billion different albums, and people say he's The Man
Prairie Wind is an attempt to represent anything Neil Young. Listening to him a lot, and recently watched Heart Of Gold, recommended.
I once pulled Jagged Little Pill out of a CD player in college at a party and snapped the disc in half. True story.
ReplyDeleteI commend that action and take pride in making you listen to the album. Karma
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ReplyDeleteI'm surprised you went with Duff. I would have picked Izzy Stradlin And the Ju Ju Hounds (self-titled) as the best solo album from a GnR alumnus.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great album. Izzy and Duff are certainly my favorite GnRss. But Duff is and always has been the greatest.
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