Your Top 10 NON-Beatles Related Albums of All Time

[BandOnTheRun1]

Mr. Ram Sir- If you care to inspect a little more thoroughly, you'll see that I indeed DID respond to your poll. I was only answering, regrettably, Mr. Rose. I apologize for that and that only, Sir. Good day.

[Ram1]

You are quite odd, SIR! You and your Mary Poppins soundtrack!

[Steve-o]

quote:Originally posted by Ram1
You are quite odd, SIR! You and your Mary Poppins soundtrack!


I agree, ram, but that "Supercalifragilisticexpialidoshus" thing kind of rocks...NOT...lol

[Steve-o]

And the Prince thing--what's up with that? Oh well... I'm sure he crawled back in his hole for a spell. At least he did one, man. LOL

[Len]

Cool topic.

Here goes nothing:

Kate Bush - The Hounds Of Love
Crowded House - Together Alone
Neil & Tim Finn - Finn
Tori Amos - Little Earthquakes
The Tea Party - The Edges Of Twilight
Fleetwood Mac - Rumors / Tusk (it's a tie)
Anything by John Williams (the composer, not the guitarist), but mainly E.T., Schindler's List and the Star Wars trilogy
Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells

[Steve-o]

Len--was the Oldfield thing from "The Exorcist" or am way off base? I can't remember.

[Len]

Yup, that's the one. The tune used in The Exorcist is only the beginning of that great album. It's all instrumental, all played by Mr Oldfield himself. Incidentally, that album made not only Mike Oldfield rich and famous, but also Richard Branson and his Virgin Records.

[Steve-o]

Thanks, len. I guess I NOT ready for the home yet. LOL

[Len]

Well, I wouldn't know anything about THAT, Steve! I guess I don't know you well enough to make any correct assumptions. But judging from some of your posts, I wouldn't be suprised if one of these days you'll find some men in white knocking on your door.

Don't worry though. We'll send you a fruit basket.

[Steve-o]

Great Len--I'm really partial to bright red apples. And grapse as well [:D]