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Originally Posted by roachboy
elaine radigue: adnos (unbelievable.)
luc ferrari: electronic works (acousmatrix 3)
morton subotnik: silver apples of the moon
john coltrane: a love supreme, interstellar space
eric dolphy: out to lunch
andrew hill: point of departure
john carter: dance of the love ghosts
art ensemble of chicago: fanfare for the warriors
dj/rupture: minesweeper suite
brian wilson: smile
there are more, but i cant think of them right now.
i'll probably add more as my brain recovers from a couple too many maredsous.
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The only ones of this list I'm familiar with are Dolphy, Coltrane and Brian Wilson...but I will definitely check some of these others out...always open to new musical enchantments. 
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Originally Posted by absorbentishe
Well, one of my favs... and a few I can think off the top of my head
Rush, 2112 (it's a concept album, but it's soooo good)
Stone Temple Pilots, Core (debut but awesome through and through)
Beastie Boys, Pauls Boutique (well some others could go here too)
Judas Priest, Screamin for Vengence
I'll have to find the others worthy of mentioning.
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Paul's Boutique is on my list, too.
and you're right, 2112 is awesome.
Thanks for joining in!
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Last edited by mixedmedia; 01-19-2007 at 01:43 PM..
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