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hannanora , I decided to come up with my top ten albums...it's a bit, um, eclectic...tee hee
1. The Halo Soundtracks---I don't care which one I would have to take (though I would try to convince all three soundtracks should be counted as one :P) They've got top notch tracks, guitar for some good ol' rock, a chorus of men singers, and awesome creepy alien tracks. Yeah, this soundtrack rocks my socks.
2. Natalie Cole, Take a Look--I love the 40s sound and I think she sounds great.
3. Metallica, Black Album--They are Metallica...what else can I say? Favorite tracks: Holier Than Thou, Don't Tread on Me
4. Linkin Park: Hybrid Theory--Remember when they were good? Yeah, I do too. Saw them twice in concert. Love the Chester singing/scream fusion with Mike's rapping. Love it!
5. Salvador: So Natural--It was hard to pick one album since I like a few tracks from each of their albums, but if I had to take one, this would be it. A Christian group with a Latin flare. Muy bien! :D
6. No Doubt: Trapped in a Box--Yeah, the songs are goofy, but they are innocent fun and bouncy.
7. Howard Shore: The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Rings-- Love the movie, love the score, love the Sam. II can actually see the movie playing in my mind when I hear this music. I <3 it. :D
8. The Offspring: Ixnay on the Hombre--Babe and I still will sing lines of these songs...because POP! there they are in our head. "Mota." *snicker*
9. Various Artists: Now That's What I Call Christmas (Disc 1)--For any who know me, this should come as no surprise. Christmas all year long, Baby! :D :D
10. Brian Setzer: The Dirty Boogie--Ah, the joys of swing music and killer guitar jams.
There we go....waaaaaaay TMI, I know, but now you know.
hannanora , I decided to come up with my top ten albums...it's a bit, um, eclectic...tee hee1. The Halo Soundtracks---I don't care which one I would have to take (though I would try to convince all three soundtracks should be counted as one :P) They've got top notch tracks, guitar for some good ol' rock, a chorus of men singers, and awesome creepy alien tracks. Yeah, this soundtrack rocks my socks.
2. Natalie Cole, Take a Look--I love the 40s sound and I think she sounds great.
3. Metallica, Black Album--They are Metallica...what else can I say? Favorite tracks: Holier Than Thou, Don't Tread on Me
4. Linkin Park: Hybrid Theory--Remember when they were good? Yeah, I do too. Saw them twice in concert. Love the Chester singing/scream fusion with Mike's rapping. Love it!
5. Salvador: So Natural--It was hard to pick one album since I like a few tracks from each of their albums, but if I had to take one, this would be it. A Christian group with a Latin flare. Muy bien! :D
6. No Doubt: Trapped in a Box--Yeah, the songs are goofy, but they are innocent fun and bouncy.
7. Howard Shore: The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Rings-- Love the movie, love the score, love the Sam. II can actually see the movie playing in my mind when I hear this music. I <3 it. :D
8. The Offspring: Ixnay on the Hombre--Babe and I still will sing lines of these songs...because POP! there they are in our head. "Mota." *snicker*
9. Various Artists: Now That's What I Call Christmas (Disc 1)--For any who know me, this should come as no surprise. Christmas all year long, Baby! :D :D
10. Brian Setzer: The Dirty Boogie--Ah, the joys of swing music and killer guitar jams.
There we go....waaaaaaay TMI, I know, but now you know.
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Date: 2008-11-13 02:43 pm (UTC)I remember when I read LOTR the first time, I read the Frodo/Sam storyline in TTT and ROTK, LOL. And then I read the Appendexes just to find out if Sam went to the Grey Havens. Yeah, I'm a nerd. LOL