I recently listened to I.C.B.Y.D. and know excactly what you
mean...timeless classic!...
Other albums I consider classics are:
AFX - SAW1 and SAW2, On (+ remixes)
Autechre - Incunabula, Amber and Chiastic Slide
µ-ziq - Tango'n'Vectiv
B12 - Time Tourist
Black Dog - Spanners and Music for Adverts...
Orbital - In Sides (this is the only album I really like from
Orbital actually, strange that to me they seem to have hit it
right just that one time...)
Biosphere - Substrata
Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds 2LP ;)
Mostly old stuff...but it's my humble opinion that music that's
really classic shows it's fruits only after time... ALthough you
can often pick up an albums quality from the first listen, if
it's a real classic it's like wine and ripes with age... Some of
the above albums were in my collection for a couple of years
before I really started to appreciate them! (the Ae stuff for
example!)
TheTec
--- "Brian M. Cass" <kingmob@nmt.edu> wrote: > Everthing you
said, done to the dates and the specific dope
quoted 52 lines goes for me
> goes for me
> but with Aphex's RDJ Album.
>
>
>
> On Tue, 7 Aug 2001, The soul that creates wrote:
>
> > Even a great album can get boring really fast if you
> > listen to it enough.....
> > BUT, there are always those that remain timeless,
> > those that you can listen to 6-7 years later and still
> > feel it.
> >
> > For me, out of all the albums I have EVER owned,
> > "I Care Because You Do" by Aphex Twin takes the cake.
> >
> > I dont know what it is, I remember getting it when it
> > first came out at the wee age of 15....sitting in my
> > bedroom listening to it with my blue lights on...
> > Maybe its all the care-free nights my friend and I
> > spent listening to it religiously, smoking the green
> > and eating "shrooms", dropping acid...drinking...and
> > not even thinking about work and responsibility...all
> > the crap you get when you "grow up"
> > I dont know really, but ever since I got it in 1995
> > its always aroused that same handful of mixed emotion.
> > Every now and again I get together with that friend
> > and we smoke a little green, try and pretend were
> > still young and careless, then we hop in the car and I
> > slip in a little I.C.B.Y.D....and we both just chill.
> >
> > How about you? Whats your timeless pick?
> >
> > xh
> >
> >
> >
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