Yep an other list, but I think you'll agree this one is a bit more interesting that the average list. I'm on a mission to eventually pick up everyone of these albums (I only have 8 on the list) because I like having my brain fried...man.

50. Paddy McAloon - I Trawl The Megahertz
49. Basil Kirchin - Quantum
48. Ottilie PAtterson - Spring Song
47. Bongwater - Double Bummer
46. Ennio Morricone - Escalation
45. John Zorn - Naked City
44. Ar & Machines - Echo
43. William S Fischer - Circles
42. Wild Man Fischer - An Evening With Wild Man Fisher
41. Throbbing Gristle - Second Annual Report
40. Pink Floyd - The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn
39. Mercury Rev - Boces
38. Tim Buckley - Starsailor
37. Dreamies - Auralgraphic Entertainment
36. Cybotron - Cyber Ghetto
35. Ca Quintet - Trip Thru Hell
34. Barbra Streisand - ...And Other Musical Instruments
33. The Stark Reality - Discovers Hoagy Carmichael's Music Shop
32. Steven Jesse Bernstein - Prison
31. Scott Walker - Tilt
30. Esquivel! - Four Corners Of The World
29. Alexander 'Skip' Spence 'Oar'
28. Joe Meek And The Blue Men - I Hear A New World (An Outer Space Music Fantasy)
27. Comets On Fire - Field Recordings From The Sun
26. Diamanda Glass - Plague Mass
25. The Monks - Black Monk Time
24. Gordon Jenkins - Seven Dreams
23. Frank Zappa - Lumpy Gravy
22. Perrey & Kinglsey - Kaleidoscopic Vibrations Spotlight On The Moog
21. Patty Waters - College Tour
20. Boredoms - Super AE
19. Hawkwind - Space Ritual Alive
18. My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
17. Lightning Bolt - Wonderful Rainbow
16. The Residents - Ralph Records 10th Anniversary Radio Special!
15. The Holy Modal Rounders - The Moray Eels Eat...
14. The Beatles - Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
13. The Velvet Underground - White Light/White Heat
12. Os Mutantes - Os Mutantes
11. The Flaming Lips - Zaireeka
10. White Noise - An Electric Storm
9. The United States Of America - The United States Of America
8. John Coltrane - Ascension
7. The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Axis: Bold As Love
6. Faust - The Faust Tapes
5. Butthole Surfers - Locust Abortion Technician
4.Funkadelic - Maggot Brain
3. Miles Davis - Agharta
2. Sun Ra - Space Is The Place
1. Captain Beefheart - Trout Mask Replica

I don't have this, but I can only begin to imagine how painful it must be, given "Wildmania".

very good sir

where is the mr. bungle? their s/t and "Disco Volante will destroy your brain. (and quite possibly make you dance)

Os Mutantes kills.

agreed. "graveyard" is one of the most fucked up songs ever. stills gives me the creeps.

Brother if you want the mother lode, I can hook you up withthis

It will scar your medulla forever.

right on. maybe over IM tomorrow night?

now i need to get some shrooms and i'll be all good.

fo sho



suit yourself but you can probably get by with a six and a couple cans of Krylon or Dust Remover.

Hey, look at me! I own these! WEEEEE

Some awesome choices in there like Super Ae.

However, I think I hate that Diamanda Galas album, but I've decided to keep it as sort of a curiosity. Also that USofA album is pretty meh, but you can trace back Broadcast's entire aesthetic to 2 or 3 songs on this. Yet I still think Broadcast makes for better listening.

Nice idea for a list, I think, even though I'm not too clear on the unifying concept.

Hmm.. mostly the same ones Drinky has.

I'm not sure how much all of these "fry your brain" though.

who's on the cover of this issue?

My collection...

34. Barbara Streisand?!!!

pretty much none of those albums fry my brain.

disco volante does indeed need to be on this list

Saw this list several weeks ago and thought it pointless. What is next, best albums that mention days of the week?

There is NO rhyme or reason for these selections. I love a lot of these albums as well but what does this list mean?

np: Bright Eyes –I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning

Bob Marley. Excellent piece in there about him. They also kindly put a CD filled with Studio One goodies on the front.

"THE SOUNDTRACK to Barbra's fifth TV special, the plan was to explore - literally (and laterally) - the world of sound and music, as opposed to the world of just Babs again. This is Barbra on a sonic world trip, and the luggage is piled very high indeed - percussion from all global villages including darabukas, gagakus, o-daikos and baglamas, as well as Moogs, mellotron, Studers, Arps, a Putney and a Tempophon. And don't forget the bagpipes.

The numbers are standard Streisand, given a crucial insane twist. One Note Samba is all bent and Indian now and she sings it dangling from a rope. Come Back To Me is Babs talking to herself through delay-pedals. Don't Rain On My Parade is attempted as a tribal workout.

It climaxes with The World Is A Concerto, a piece "In tune with the rhythms of our daily lives" and so made from toasters, orange juicers, hoovers, kettles, a washing machine, blenders and a telephone. To Barbra fans this is either up there with the best or down there with the worst her worst. Whichever, it's still an extraordinary, prescient LP that borders on total musical madness and extreme genius."

It's a silly poll concept, but props on the John Zorn

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np: Zombies - "Butchers's Tale (Western Front 1914)"

These are also totally amazing, and stuff like Electric Wizard, Mainliner, Boris and Current 93 would probably fit really well here.

Was planning on picking up that United States of American album tomorrow.

What he said.

<=== Likes some Electric Wizard

My synapses are starting to smolder just thinking about it

Then, see me at DC++. There's a couple things I can set you up with, and hopefully vice versa.