best george carlin album & book?
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check out his disc class clown,it came out in the mid 70s,its a riot
118112
A Confederacy of Dunces, by John Kennedy Toole. My fav from the past year: The Human Stain, by Philip Roth
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I have many books of his, and I thoroughly love them.  One of the best is "Destructive Emotions" by Daniel Goleman with the Dalai Lama.  I love his book called "The Compassionate Life" and I love his philosophy in general.  I think that he is the "real deal."  He is altruistic and as genuine as anyone I have ever seen.
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Wow, great question. I wish I could have married Leonard Cohen (although my real husband is great too...). I love everything he wrote. Famous Blue Raincoat is definitely one of my favourites. In his collection of poems "Stranger Music" you will find some of my favourites on pgs, 3,27,115,176 "the killers" might be my #2 fave, 343, and so many more.\nWhat is your favourite and why?
194051
George Bush - hands down
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If you are a true beginner, the album "One" has all their Number One hits, and covers their career throughout.  It serves as a good survey.\n\nIf you think you will eventually get all their albums maybe you don't want a greatest hits album like "One."  In that case I'd think about what period Beatles you like the best and pick one of the following:  "Meet The Beatles" (very early); "Rubber Soul" (middle peroid, where things start to get more complicated; "Abbey Road" (late Beatles -- mix of stuff.)  \n\nIn some ways Sgt. Pepper is considered their best, but much of that is beacuse of its historical significance, its psychedelia, and its sort-of theme album status -- all of which I think are less important today than at the time.  To me, it has fewer great songs and is a bit harder to get into.  But you can't go wrong with any choice.
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Bob Seger's Turn the Page is so classic, 'Tallica did a pretty fair version, but I'm sort of loyal to the one who made it famous first.\n\nBob and the Silver Bullets can tear down, love a lot of his stuff - the epitome of classic rock.\n\nFeeling the need to hear some now, and am stuck at work BUGGER!
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Children of Bodom have some good stuff. However, for me, the greatest is still Jimi Hendrix! And Alexi would probably agree!
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Kruder and Dorfmeister: G-Stoned\nMarvin Gaye: Let's Get it On\nThe Emperors New Clothes (self-titled)\nPhish: Rift\nThe Beatles: White Album\n(great call btw on Doolittle, had some fun to that album in college 91-96)
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Frank Zappa always had the best drummers. I like Bozzio's taste in music better myself. Checkout "Polytown" with Mick Karn and David Torn. I think it's some of bozzio's best work. Bill Bruford's my favorite drummer.
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i have a stack of them.... this one rocks !!  (you to sleep that is !!)\n\nTranquility CD - David Sun\n\nget it on ebay or amazon \n\n; )
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You should go purchase:\n\nThe Dismemberment Plan -- Emergency and I\nMurder by Death -- Who Will Survive and What Will be Left of Them\nNeutral Milk Hotel -- In the Aeroplane Over the Sea\n\nFantastic albums, all.\n\nIf you're really looking for singles, go for: \nThe Decemberists -- July, July! \nAt the Drive-In -- One-Armed Scissor\nAt the Drive-In -- Napoleon Solo\nBright Eyes -- Laura Laurent\n\nNone of them particularly new, but if you haven't heard them yet, it's all the same. The first two songs are upbeat, lively songs, and the last two are just generally beautiful, moving songwriting.
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They have a ton of great albums, but right now my favorite is their newest, Playing the Angel.  I think it's brilliant.  Another favorite is their fabulous compilation album, The Singles 86-98.  You can't go wrong with either of those.
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I'd go with the two cd's from Asleep at the Wheel that are tribute albums to Bob Wills. Both have a ton of guest singers doing Bob Will's songs. Personally I like the 1st one better, it has Merle Haggard, Lyle Lovett, Garth and Johnny Rodriguez + others.
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Jeff Buckley, by far. He had so much potential, and Grace is very easily one of the best albums ever..
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A good book\nGolf clubs
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GOATBOY!!\n\nI love his drinking & driving bit though. "Say the alphabet backwards?" & when he's tripping in the car with his friends "The door is ajar". Listening to him going on about George Bush is quite weird too.\n\nOh basically I just love everything he ever said.