ROLL THE BONES, RUSH!!!!

there are a lot of good albums to start with for 1991.
a number of your albums are on my radar...im looking forward to listening to back from rio.....it has that great elvis c. cover...you bow down...one album that will be not be on my list but would be on others is ten by pearl jam.....they are just not one of my favorites.......there is one song by them that i go gaga over.....world wide suicide...i blew out speakers once on that song.

i did love the rush thing in the movie i love you man..mageesh

Hey, I saw that movie, too. Probably the only time I didn't mind hearing Rush music.

its a really great movie isnt it.

roll the bones is actually 1991......it will be considered.

Rush is awful.

Posted by dino27 on 11/9/2017 2:43:00 PM (view original):
there are a lot of good albums to start with for 1991.
a number of your albums are on my radar...im looking forward to listening to back from rio.....it has that great elvis c. cover...you bow down...one album that will be not be on my list but would be on others is ten by pearl jam.....they are just not one of my favorites.......there is one song by them that i go gaga over.....world wide suicide...i blew out speakers once on that song.

I'm not a big Pearl Jam fan either (although I did like that one song, Jeremy. Not sure which album it is on. Also not a big Nirvana fan.

same here.

i just had that rush album on ..it was in the background ...it wont make my list but it really wasnt a bad album at all....not my kind of music but not a bad album.

i definitely would not call it awful.....it is a different kind of music from what i like which for the most part is music evolved from the big 4..elvis p. chuck berry...dylan....byrds.....janis.....jimi ...doors ..bowie...new york dolls...velvet underground.......evolving into new wave..punk....post punk.......rock and roll...petty ..bruce etc.
i do love the original Yes........but Rush is not my form of music but i can understand the appeal.

has anyone heard about this talk radio guy in boston...mike felger.......his despicable comments about roy halliday.........now he is apologizing.......if i owned the station or was general mgr i would fire the guy........quickly.

Posted by wylie715 on 11/9/2017 2:21:00 PM (view original):
My 1991 list. I found 1991 to ve a much better year for alums than 1990. Had a hard time getting it down to a top ten. In no particular order:
The American in Me - Steve Forbert
Mad Mad World - Tom Cochrane
Back From Rio - Roger McGuinn
Laughter and Lust - Joe Jackson
Fear - Toad the Wet Sprocket
Marc Cohn - Marc Cohn
Pocket Full of Kryptonite - Spin Doctors
Rumor and Sigh - Richard Thomspon
On Every Street - Dire Straits
Into the Great Wide Open - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers

Some that were on the bubble:
Nevermind - Nirvana
Blood Sugar Sex Magik - Red Hot Chili Peppers
Out of Time - REM
The Sky is Crying - Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble
Hymn to the Silence - Van Morrison
Damn Right I Got the Blues - Buddy Guy
Luck of the Draw = Bonnie Raitt
Mr Lucky - John Lee Hooker
Whenever We Wanted - John Mellencamp
Mr. Bad Example - Warren Zevon
Struck By Lightning - Graham parker

That's a real good list wylie! Glad to see "Fear" in there. That's a great Toad album.
Also, the Steve Forbert. Great LP.

I'd have switched the Nirvana release into the Top 10 just because of it's impact and groundbreaking appeal. That LP made grunge acceptable. Without it, I doubt you'd have had a huge Pearl Jam happen. Don't know what I'd take out to make room for it, though......... maybe the Marc Cohn.

if i was making a list of "important" albums i would have to include nirvana and maybe alanis too....my lists are strictly favorites of mine.

That LP made grunge acceptable.

And that's a positive to you?

Ha, just kidding. It was a good album -- I bought it, and listened to it, and appreciated it. But over time, and I guess especially after Cobain's suicide, all grunge sounded soaked in self-pity to me. Except in small doses, I can't really listen to any grunge now.