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36 Chambers, Liquid Swords, ODB Return, Uncontrolled Substance, Cuban Linx, Ironman and Tical. That is the Wu Tang Clan for me.

Pretty much all of my mates are hip-hoppers, should go down alright, touch wood.

Playing a set at a mate's party this w/e. This is what I've got so far. Thoughts? A Dead Mouse - Vik Vaughn Impostas - Doom-Grimm Bisquits - Meth Iron Maiden - Ghost Incarcerated Scarfaces - Rae Bad Character - Quas The Coming - Goodie Mob Most Blunted - Madvillian Warning - Biggie NY State of...

It's got a bit of Dilla about it that track. I like it Speaking of which Donuts is an amazing album

Never heard Nujabes before. Thanks boys (/girls? if so, ;))

Have you heard this mashup album? Mos Dub

Haven't heard Simon Says and Smile for ages, thanks again Kanga. Not huge on Gravediggaz though. Let's keep goin man

Probably one of the best music vids full stop. Coldplay even ripped them off on the vid for Yellow

Holy excrement that Crooklin track is dope Kanga, Never heard that track before.

Also for other Big L fans, Poor and Dangerous is 20 years old on the 28th

I've been trying to find that showbiz and ag track for ages, cheers kanga. I'll raise ya on the other 2 though.

this is a top album

http://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-blogs/j-zone-picks-his-10-favourite-slept-on-rap-songs-of-1994?recache=1&t=123137 There's some great tracks on this link. Love the bit about The Main Ingredient, brilliant album, haven't listend to it for ages.

any reggae fans out there might like this: Coffia, Mute Beat

Listened to the album, it's vintage Bowie. The whole album is full of amazing tunes. Already love it to bits :):):)

2nd single off the new album. Very strange video, love the song though.

Sound and Vision is my favourite off Low. Another of my favourites. Zeroes off Never Let Me Down - '87

Dennis Davis was the drummer for the whole album.

I'm really enjoying the new track. Get's better with every listen. Agree with Smack, video clip isn't great. The single has me so excited for the album. Produced by Tony Visconti who produced the Berlin trilogy. I was getting worried we'd never hear from the great man again.

All the Young Dudes

Fairytale of NY/

Anyone looking at this thread probably knows already but these 3 tracks are co-produced by Bowie. All 3 are brilliant.

Bowie having a go at Reggae

Yeah I've heard it, some good songs. In particular Converstion Piece (b-side of The Prettiest Star), In The Heat Of The Morning and my favourite is Toy (Your Turn to Drive).

Thanks for your insights mate. Much appreciated. For me I'd say Ziggy as #1. If I could choose only 1 album to listen to for the rest of my life it'd be a very close call between Ziggy and Bitches Brew. Listen to it every week at least.

No Pin-Ups? Under-rated album IMO. Love his version of I Wish You Would. Sorrow is a brillant version also.

Also BSE I'm really interested to hear what your favourite albums are and if you know of any obscure bootlegs etc.