favourite non-metal albums

[terria]

for all the wimps that every one of us carries in his heart;

bach.
Jethro Tull - aqualung, thick as a brick, a passion play
Tom Waits - Everything.
Depeche Mode - ultra & exciter
Ronja Rövardotter - soundtrack
Pink Floyd - wish you were here
and last but not least:
ulver - kveldsjanger

i hope that i'm not the only wimp in here...

 

[Soulscar]

well, here we go:

Pink Ployd - Dark side of the moon
Depeche Mode-Songs of Faith and Devotion
Buena Vista Social Club- same
69 Eyes-blessed be
Queen-Queen I
Sisters of Mercy - Slight case of overbombing
Fiddler's green-Stagebox
Dire Straits-Communiqué

 

[FatherVic]

ehmmmmmm
Jordan Rudess - Listen that's great....
then everything from Heroes del Silencio
some from U2 (ruttle & hum and stuff)
some REM
Carmina Burana (carl orff)

 

[Melancholia]

Originally posted by terria
for all the wimps that every one of us carries in his heart;

Ronja Rövardotter - soundtrack
and last but not least:
ulver - kveldsjanger

i hope that i'm not the only wimp in here...

hehe Ronja Rövardotter!
hmmmm are people who like "Kveldssanger" wimps????

hehe it seems that i don't hide any wimp inside maybe some gothic-suicidal-tendency....
So here we go:
Lacrimosa-Satura
Lacrimosa-Einsamkeit
Diary of dreams-Bird without wings
Diary of Dreams-CholyMelan
Penitent-Melancholia
and hehe last but not least
ULVERRRRRRRRRRRR = ))))))))))))))
(from themes on.... )

 

[Final_Vision]

Pink Floyd - "The Wall"

Led Zeppelin - All

The Doors - All

Slipknot erm.... thats kinda a double edged sword, im making fun of Slipknot but than im saying im a fan of theirs.... disregard that!

Oasis - Morning Glory ( commercial rock! hehe, theres just some damn catchy tunes on that cd....... )

 

[Manu]

things from the doors, led zeppelin, jethro tull, the who and some grunge.

 

[Joost]

lots of stuff from Queen (all 1973-1977 albums, plus A Kind Of Magic) and Rush (esp. All The World's A Stage, A Farewell To Kings and Hemispheres)... two of my favourite bands...

everything from Devil Doll: totally twisted, dark melancholic, but very melodic and beautiful music, which does not really fit into any existing style (best description i can come up with: lots of classical stuff, with some dark progrock thrown in - instruments used include piano (lots), guitars, drums, quite a bit of violin, some classical orchestra struff, and a completely twisted voice...)

would you count anathema's last two albums as metal? if not, include them in my list...

i also like guns n' roses's Use Your Illusions albums a lot...

furthermore:
blackmore's night
elp
and probably a lot more...

 

[Phyros]

´rightie! But i´ll give you some names of artists instead...

Lisa Ekdahl
Bo Kaspers Orkester
Sisters Of Mercy
Bad Religion (and simular music)
Dia Psalma
Just D
Manu Chao
No Doubt
Pain
U2
Depeche Mode

Followed by a bunch of bands...

anyway, Ronja Rövardotter? You want some translations of the lyrics? Hehe... Weird, but then again.. Astrid Lindgren is quite big.....


Hmmmm -out-

 

[Soulscar]

When I was a child I liked "Karlsson from the roof" very much.....

Is that the correct English translation? I just know that in German it's "Karlsson vom Dach".....

 

[Misanthrope]

John Coltrane - My Favorite Things

 

[Thelix]

Broder Daniel - s/t
Broder Daniel - Forever

 

[Achernar]

Well, I guess I'll stick to six then:

Porcupine Tree - All
Muse - All
Radiohead - All
Ulver - All from Themes OWBTMOHAH on
Tori Amos - All
Loreena McKennitt - All

 

[veil the sky]

John Coltrane's Favourite Things - good call!
Miles Davis' A Kind of blue is more quality jazz

I'd have to say
D Mode - Black Celebration & Ultra
Rush - Farewell to Kings
Steely Dan - Aja
Toto - Anything by
Bon Jovi - Anything by
Mike Oldfield- Tubular bells
Nazareth - Hair of the Dog
Frank Zappa - Anything by (esp Broadway the Hardway)

and yes yes of course UlverOfficial DesolaioN Dominion

 

[veil the sky]

John Coltrane's Favourite Things - good call!
Miles Davis' A Kind of blue is more quality jazz

I'd have to say:
D Mode - Black Celebration & Ultra
Rush - Farewell to Kings
Steely Dan - Aja
Toto - Anything by
Bon Jovi - Anything by
Mike Oldfield- Tubular bells
Nazareth - Hair of the Dog
Frank Zappa - Anything by (esp Broadway the Hardway)

and yes yes of course Ulver

Official DesolaioN Dominion

 

[Villain]

Originally posted by Soulscar
Is that the correct English translation? I just know that in German it's "Karlsson vom Dach".....

It is "Katto-Kassinen" in Finnish. I disliked it even when I was a child...

-Villain (who just found the new "Now Playing"-option)

 

[MacMoney]

Led Zeppelin - I through IV
Ulver - Kveldssanger
Ulver - Metamorphosis and onwards (haven't heard Themes)

 

[Ormir]

Ulver - Perdition City
Katatonia - LFDGD

 

[Phyros]

@Soulscar... Well translated from swedish it would rather be "Karlsson on the roof" or something... Well...
Yeah

-phyros-

 

[Soulscar]

Yeah, I dunno. I just remembered the book being one of my first adventures in literature ...and, apart from Ronja Räubertochter (I've only seen the film), the only thing by Astrid Lindgren I can remember

 

[|ngenius]

If you put Bon Jovi as a "non-metal" band (their old stuff is hard rock), and Rush (progressive rock around 70ies) there are more possibilities.

Willow, Jurassic Park, The Piano, BraveHeart and much more BSO!
Bon Jovi .- "Slippery When Wet" and so on...
Michael Jackson .- Thriller
Rush (I love them!)
Queen .- "A Day At the Races" "A Kind of Magic" and so on...


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