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My very first Who album. I can't choose a favorite. Tommy, Quadrophenia and this one are tied. (Oh and I actually like some of the bonus tracks)

See, I've been trying to decide which version of the Clash's debut album to get. I've heard many arguments and discussions on the topic but I haven't heard any good reasons why one version is better than the other. If you could please voice your opinion, I'd really appreciate it. Just to remind you, here's the track listing: ~UK~ "Janie Jones" "Remote Control" "I'm So Bored with the U.S.A." "White Riot" "Hate and War" "What's My Name?" "Deny" "London's Burning" "Career Opportunities" "Cheat" "Protex Blue" "Police and Thieves" "48 Hours" "Garageland" ~US~ "Clash City Rockers" "I'm So Bored with the U.S.A." "Remote Control" "Complete Control" "White Riot" (single version) "(White Man) In Hammersmith Palais" "London's Burning" "I Fought the Law" "Janie Jones" "Career Opportunities" "What's My Name" "Hate & War" "Police & Thieves" "Jail Guitar Doors" "Garageland"

Awesome Dylan album... The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan "Blowin' in the Wind" "Girl From The North Country" "Masters Of War" "Down The Highway" "Bob Dylan's Blues" "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" "Bob Dylan's Dream" "Oxford Town" "Talking World War III Blues" "Corrina, Corrina" "Honey, Just Allow Me One More Chance" "I Shall Be Free"

Quadrophenia - the Who Probably my favorite Who album ever.

And another for Untitled Led Zeppelin (IV) Led Zeppelin and the Beatles are considered great bands(The Beatles are better though) and Zeppelin's masterpiece has 8 songs on it? The Beatles' White Album has 30 songs on it! I'm sorry but the Skelter Boys were a little bit more musical, wouldn't you think. After all, the lyrics talked to Charles Manson! Zeppelin is junk compared to whom everyone wants to be bigger than!!!!!The Beatles For some reason this guy can't tell the difference between 2 discs & 1. "Who's Next": "The Who". How original...not! I hate all of these "The" bands. The only song I kinda like on this album is "Behind Blue Eyes". And that's only because they ripped it off from Fred Durst (Limp Bizkit). It's pretty good, but not as good as Limp's version. Other than that, this is just a low budget garage rock revival album that is sure to bomb on the charts. Good job, man. Judge the band because of the name. I wish I could tell this moron how to find out who wrote songs. "...they ripped it off from Fred Durst..." Pathetic!

Here's a review for Sgt. Pepper: Reviewer: A fair and Balanced Rater (Michigan) - See all my reviews This album is a rip off Pink Floyd's DARK SIDE OF THE MOON. The beatles copied Pink Floyd and this is the reason why Pink Floyd are better. Simply a weak and disgusting effort. Best avoided. hehehehe idiot!

Solo John is better. Paul's okay and John's good. If Yoko didn't sing on some of John's stuff, he'd be even better.

My favorite Queen too.

"wah wah" was written during let it be. "You've given me a wah-wah" - "You've given me a headache"

from all things must pass

wah wah

Not queen (they're great tho). Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin both awesome but you just can't compare 'em.

Just forget it, man. Purple Haze is ok?? its f***ing awesome! your disgracing jimi right now.

I'm not saying guitar isn't important but it takes all of the instruments together.

There's more to rock than the guitar!

The book was better but the movie was good even if it had too happy of an ending. I hate how klaus found out how olaf set fire to their mansion.

Is 'let it be' coming out sometime? i've never seen it and i want to. But out of the movies i have seen i thought help & hard days night were the best. magical mystery tour was just...eh...(hard to find a word. gimme some time to think on that) & yellow submarine wasn't even the beatles.

Not the worst i've seen. It was all right. Worth a watch.

Almost all the things Forrest Gump says are great

Highly overrated. I hated it the first time (but that might have been coz i was sick & i felt really crappy).

If you like Cat Stevens i suggest "Majikat"

Yeah, i'm seeing in Portland, OR but not till december and i'm paying $150 for 1 crappy seat.

Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band got Clarence Clemons playing sax a lot

Oh yeah and there's this one

I know its not very clear but it says 'Tom Petty' on the left, 'Heartbreakers' on the right, and on the bottom 'Since 1976'