Re: the 51st to 100 greatest albums of all time...

99. Payolas-no stranger to danger

ok, take your time...think about it...
68. smithereens-11

89. ASHTRAY BOY - The Honeymoon Suite
89. DEAD KENNEDYS - Fresh Fruit
89. WEDDING PRESENT - Seamonsters
89. BUILT TO SPILL - Perfect from Now On
89. SEBADOH - Smash Your Head on the Punk Rock
89. COCTEAU TWINS - Heaven or Las Vegas
89. VERSUS - The Stars are Insane
89. RANCID - Out Come the Wolves
89. BAD RELIGION - Against the Grain



Post Edited (09-18-04 16:13)

May the Radioheadeth groweth amoung yoos & seth. Your list is very nice, it makes me want to quit my day job and work in one of my states (Florida)very few used record stores, preferably one with a few forgotten boxed CD's from the 90's.
now i remember... i saw a guy just one week ago walk out with a smile on his face and that SF Sorrow Lp you mentioned for five bucks...hey, wait!
fairport convention makes me tink of the bonzo dog band for some reason.
the rasberries ARE sorta still neat. I don't like Joni Bitch because this hot record store chick likes her more than me. Sound effects? if i agree then that means the setting sons Lp wasn't its equal...I CAN'T do that! Sonic Youth? to me, is a fantasy of very naughty sex with one of the band members (sorry Thurston Im straight!)...so with your permission, I motion we move them to #69 rather than your #66 slot, Ok?I only knowa couple a otis's like, Day and the Midnights, Spann and the guy from Hoboken -so Mr Blue, whoever he is-is over my head, Black Monk? How about Black Randy?
I cannot comment on Pavement as I like Ween and the Philistines Jr.
Sailin...Lil Feat...is that with Christopher Cross? Fred Neil? I think he was a radio personality here in Miami Beach a few years back, No?

"Setting Sons" is the best Jam album. They never topped it.

to the very wise Pagan, by chance I have the fly ashtray first 7" its very grey in appearance and tone...but not altogether indistinct , it reminds me of homegrown pot for some reason. Not bad. Ashtray Boy however has yet to cross my path...I shall investigate and report back-no matter-it currently resides at #89 and i trust pays the rent.

RE Lowell George: not christopher cross, but christ on cross, a whole diff thang.

BTW i know (?) Otis Ball from Hoboken--he's periphereal member of periphereal NJ Pop mafia (R stevie Moore, Breetles, C Butler, Lane Steinberg, Dave Amils, WFMU, mastro's Hoboken guitar store, but NOT maxewell's), interesting stuff all the way round...


haven't met or heard black randy. but is he from the same acreage as the man in black covering black dog with black flag in frank black's black limo with cilla black mixing black cocktails? if so, cool...

60. Unhalfbricking F'Port Convention
61. Jam Sound Effects
62. Sailin' Shoes Lil Feat
63. slanted and enchanted P'Ment
64. SF Sorrow Pretty Thangs
65 Everybody's Talking Fred Neil
66. Sonic Youth's Daydream Nation
67. Otis Blue The Oats Man
68. Joni BitchHell Blue
69. Black Monk Time Monks
70. Raspberries Side Three


Dept of Who Gives a Rat's Ass:

i tryest hardeth to seeth Radiohead as great, revo, or non-prog, kick-asser band; I have, my deareth Moses, faileth like miserably, man.

they can't carry ween's drum machine.

RE: More for the Dept of asses and rats...
71. World Domination Enterprises-Lets play World Domination

I got the last 50's slot with
59. Belly-King