Sunday, November 16, 2008
Blogging Album Project
THE RULES:
1. Post your list of the seven best albums, the seven bloggers you will tag, a copy of these rules, and a link back here.
2. Each person tagged will put a URL to their Blogger Album Project post along with a list of the seven best albums in the comment section here.
3. Feel free to post the "I Contributed to the Blogger Album Project" Award Graphic (found here) on your sidebar.
4. Post a link back to the blogger who tagged you.
My seven favorite (not necessarily the best, just my favorites - and in no particular order):
1. Moody Blues - Days of Future Passed
2. Cat Stevens - Tea for the Tillerman
3. Talking Heads - Little Creatures
4. George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
5. James Taylor - Sweet Baby James
6. U2 - Joshua Tree
7. Neil Young - Harvest
I tag (and feel free to blow me off - even though I'd love to hear about the music you like):
Mary - Get Your Own
Nick - Nick's Bytes
Thomas - Living Next Door to Alice
Chani - Finding My Way Home
Dancing - Dancing on a Blade of Grass
Indigo - The World According to Indigo
Michelle - Crow's Feet
Tomorrow I'll post my favorite World/Unknown/Alternative list.
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15 Comments:
Ooooooh Carol...
Tea for the Tillerman .... I love that album and that title song ...
AND
James Taylor (as you know)
Will have to give this some thought!!!!
I look forward to reading your list, Dancing. You have already introduced me to music that I would have not known otherwise.
Sweet Baby James would def be on my list but I might pick a different one of his since you already picked that one. This will be fun but limiting to 7...
Your #4 is my #1. I loved George Harrison.
There's some artists that I like, but won't make my list. I have every album Joe Cocker ever made, and he's one of my all-time favorites, but I don't know that he ever put together one blockbuster album.
I'll post my own list tomorrow.
Mary,
You can use JT, too.
Yeah, limiting it is hard - but if there wasn't a limit, I could go on and on, depending on the day!
Thomas,
Yep. I thought of you when I listed George. My list isn't in any order and there's no way that I could choose a #1.
I look forward to reading your list.
Lovely choices,Carol!
Nick,
This is fun! Are yours going to be in the Folk genre?
Mixed genre!
Wow! Our music tastes are so close. I might put Rubber Soul in instead of All Things Must Pass and maybe put Dark Side of the Moon in instead of Joshua Tree... but it would be tough.
Gary,
Why am I not surprised???
:-)
Impeccable taste in music, Carol. Everyone of those artists/albums could've been on my list- Neil Young/Harvest was. I've seen Taylor, Young and the Moody Blues in concert over the years.
As for Robert Rouse- I've been an online friends for 4+ yrs. A standup guy and great person.
Thanks for stopping by, Kreiz. It sounds like YOU have great musical taste - since it's very much like mine. I have also seen the musicians that you listed. Same concerts? Were you the guy in the row in front of me with the bic lighter??? ;-)
I only found this today. :-( A bit late for the tag,I think, but not too late to wish you a Peace-filled and happy 2009.
Hey Michelle,
Thanks for the nice wishes.
It's all good.
Peace to you.
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