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Old 04-02-2009, 05:08 AM   #51 (permalink)
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I forgot to include Peter Gabriel 3 in my list of faves and someone's psot back there reminded me... I would most definitely like to add this aa a big time favorite eighties album, one which even played a pivotal role in shaping some of the elements of production values in the eighties, the gated reverb drum sound, in particular...
Yeah, apparently PG decided there would be no cymbals used on PG3, though I'm not sure if that sound was developed on this album, or on Face Value. I know Phil Collins was involved somewhere along the way.

Anyway, a tour de force of drumming on this album, particularly 'No Self Control'.

Listen to it again and I challenge you to find a cymbal or hi-hat...
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Bill Laswell Jazz-rock-noise gold starring Sonny Sharrock, Peter Brotzmann and Ronald Shannon Jackson
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Old 04-02-2009, 02:25 PM   #53 (permalink)
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I have to say......I'm surprised that more of you arn't saying The Talking Heads. Remain In Light is phenominal and I reccommend it to anyone.
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Alice Cooper - Special Forces (1981)
I love this album , an underrated classic in my opinion.

Have you ever seen the series of videos he did for this album for French TV ?
They're hilariously bad.
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Duran Duran - Duran Duran (1981)
Bonjovi - Slippery when Wet (1986)
Beastie Boys -Licensed To Ill
Guns N' Roses - Appetite For Destruction (1987)
Metallica - Master Of Puppets (1986)
Alice Cooper - Special Forces (1981)
Judas Priest - Screaming For Vengeance (1982)
Iron Maiden - The Number Of The Beast (1982)

all i can think of right now

I almost forgot about Slippery When Wet. That was an amazing album.
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I love this album , an underrated classic in my opinion.

Have you ever seen the series of videos he did for this album for French TV ?
They're hilariously bad.
No I have never seen those videos, I actually never even new anything about them until now of course. On youtube?
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I almost forgot about Slippery When Wet. That was an amazing album.
Indeed it was. I rock out to those songs any chance I remember I have the record. Good times.
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Old 04-02-2009, 03:19 PM   #57 (permalink)
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I can't possibly choose just one. I could do genres lol. Best 80's Reggae album:

Linton Kwesi Johnson - Bass Culture


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Best Pop album:


Best Ska album:
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No I have never seen those videos, I actually never even new anything about them until now of course. On youtube?
They were but they were taken down.

Some pictures here though
ALICE COOPER DVD/Special Forces In Paris - French TV-Show France - Photo Pics 1981
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Yeah, apparently PG decided there would be no cymbals used on PG3, though I'm not sure if that sound was developed on this album, or on Face Value. I know Phil Collins was involved somewhere along the way.

Anyway, a tour de force of drumming on this album, particularly 'No Self Control'.

Listen to it again and I challenge you to find a cymbal or hi-hat...
This is a much debated point... but really its six of one and half a dozen of the other... It was Gabriel`s idea to ditch metallic sounds, he wanted the cymbal and hi hat free sound, but it was Collins who played the actual experiments with the sound... particularly during the drum track recordings for songs like Intruder...

I LOVE the sound of PG3 by the way... I love the sound of the drums and how well it works to have no cymbals. A truly original album.
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Such a hard Q, i can think of at least 20 off the top of my head that could be labelled as my 'favourite'... at the moment:

My Bloody Valentine - Isn't Anything

This changes weekly though.
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