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Try one of Creed's albums ÿproductions great and for a 3 piece band the "wall of sound" created is a blast especially if you want to make people jump!
 

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If you are open to something new - go to HMV/Zavvi and test out a couple of these:

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Boards of Canada (Warp label)

Aphex Twin (Warp Label)

Autechre (Warp Label)

Lackluster (various label - also has uploaded free stuff to web)

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Currently on my iPod and highly recommended.

A number of John Barry soundtrack CD's (All Bonds + lots more). He is great.

Bjork - if you can live with here unique vocals, the music is fantastic.

The Cinematic Orchestra. It's jazz, it's soundtrack it pure quality. I've seen them live and they are superb.

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Hopefully I have made some suggestions which are a bit challenging, but ultimately rewarding - they were for me.

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the record spot

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By all means blow the cash on a stack of discs, but is this all at once? Money wasted to me - you'll buy a load of them, and for £350 that will be a load especially with the price of CDs right now and you'll not get round to listening to them all. Spread the purchases throughout the year and spend time listening to each of the albums.

I buy a lot of discs, but not so many that I don't get time to listen to them all a few times round. Up to you of course, but this would be my preferred way to go.

As for which one? The debut Jepp album (you'll need to shop around for it) and Joni Mitchell's "Night Ride Home" album which will double up as a test CD for the title track.
 
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Hughes123:Thaiman:

All metallica albums
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+ All Thin Lizzy albums
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= £350 well spend....you know it make sense , Hughes.

I know...I know...but Metallica killed my last set of speakers and Madonna after that, so I'm staying clear of those this time! Thin Lizzy however...

ive broke some tweeters with madonna, wasnt in the room at the time, ghrrrr.

i quite like "the hoosiers" the trick to life

is it silly to gues you dont have brothers in arms and love over gold?

gorillaz demon days is a good one, well put down.
 
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So far, this is what I have ordered - cost £95 inc. delivery:

CD: Pink Floyd - Animals

CD: Peter Gabriel - So (Remastered Version)
CD: ELO - All over the World; The Very Best Of
CD: The Dave Brubeck Quartet- Time Out (1997)
CD: Miles Davis - A Kind of Blue
CD: Bad Company - Original Bad Company Anthology
CD: Kings of Leon - Only By The Night
SACD: Jeff Wayne - War of the Worlds 2CD SACD version
CD: Eagles - Hotel California
CD: Kate Bush - Hounds of Love
CD: Deep Purple - Made In Japan Remastered Edition
 
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Sorry, I forgot these three which I bought with £20:

REM: In Time: The best of R.E.M 1988-2003

Muse: Absolution
Pendulum: In Silco (a firm favourite at our school!)
 
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Andrew Everard:Are you sure you're not an old hippy in disguise...?

How did you guess? Well, I may as well post a picture of myself and my wife:
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