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Old 09-20-2024, 08:05 AM
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Default What is your favourite of the albums pictured below?

I just saw this post in Twitter.

Not counting Rumours, it's Wish You Were Here.

https://x.com/JVMonte2/status/1837078002980544997

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Old 09-20-2024, 09:39 AM
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Superunknown, by Soundgarden. Love that band, and was fortunate to see Cornell live in 2006, at House of Blues in Las Vegas. This was right when his James Bond theme, "You Know My Name" came out.
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You really do need a hobby.


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Don't you realize The Ledge is my hobby?
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Don't you realize The Ledge is my hobby?
I thought quoting Mick's book was your hobby?
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Do you know the rationale behind why those particular records are grouped together? Is there some sort of common thread? Bit of a random selection.
Would say Abbey Road is my favourite.
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Do you know the rationale behind why those particular records are grouped together? Is there some sort of common thread? Bit of a random selection.
No idea. It just appeared in my twitter. I don't even follow that guy. Social networks are now full of advertisement and influencers that one even don't know. I was wondering also about the album selection logic, but in the end I just take it for fun.
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I probably can think that I'm on the wrong forum
But without any kind of doubts, Crime Of The Century by Supertramp. Definitely!
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Have to go with Abbey Road by those Liverpool guys.
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