I just traded for Jack Hughes in my fantasy league.

I never thought he could be wearing orange and black when I did so.

Led Zeppelin: Physical Graffiti
Extreme: III Sides to Every Story
Rush: Hemispheres
Van Halen: Fair Warning
Steely Dan: Aja
Chicago: Chicago Transit Authority
Bad Company: Run With the Pack
Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush: Live
Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here
Ozzy Osborne: Diary of a Madman
- BroadSTmayhem

Good stuff, Graffiti is my fave Zep album and I love everything Ozzy did with Rhoades on guitar.

Yup, agreed and in regards to Hart, the sooner he goes back to LHV this season, the better. He's better off with the Phantoms right now than with this hideous bunch.
- BiggE

This is why I’m against bringing up any kids. We’re out of the playoffs and the phantoms are in the hunt.

We all were pretty proud when Richards and Carter won the Calder Cup and rightfully so. It’s building a winning mindset.

This is why I’m against bringing up any kids. We’re out of the playoffs and the phantoms are in the hunt.

We all were pretty proud when Richards and Carter won the Calder Cup and rightfully so. It’s building a winning mindset.
- SuperSchennBros

If winning the Calder Cup is the priority, they could demote Sanheim, Patrick and Linblom to help out. But that would not be good for their development.

I don't even want to talk about this team anymore. It's just too depressing. So, with that in mind, here is a list of 10 albums I can listen to at any time and they never get old:

Cream: Disraeli Gears
The Beatles: Abbey Road
The Allman Brothers: Live at the Fillmore East
Jimi Hendrix: Axis Bold As Love
Yes: Fragile
Genesis: A Trick of the Tail
The Kinks: Misfits
Rush: Moving Pictures
Pearl Jam: Ten
Rush: Clockwork Angels
- BiggE

bold = I agree

I'd replace some of your others with:

Genesis: Duke
Supertramp: Crime of the Century
Grover Washington, Jr.: Live at the Bijou
Spyro Gyra: Catching the Sun
Linkin Park: Reanimation
The Cure: Disintigration

Chicago: Chicago Transit Authority

- BroadSTmayhem

One of the greatest debut albums ever.

bold = I agree

I'd replace some of your others with:

Genesis: Duke
Supertramp: Crime of the Century
Grover Washington, Jr.: Live at the Bijou
Spyro Gyra: Catching the Sun
Linkin Park: Reanimation
The Cure: Disintigration
- Scoob

All good stuff. I like Duke, but I like a lot of other Genesis albums better.

One of the greatest debut albums ever.
- Scoob

Absolutely!

Led Zeppelin: Physical Graffiti
Extreme: III Sides to Every Story
Rush: Hemispheres
Van Halen: Fair Warning
Steely Dan: Aja
Chicago: Chicago Transit Authority
Bad Company: Run With the Pack
Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush: Live
Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here
Ozzy Osborne: Diary of a Madman
- BroadSTmayhem

Ghost: Opus Eponymus
Ghost: Meliora
Rush: Clockwork Angels
Fear Before The March of Flames: The Always Open Mouth
Brand New: The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me
Beck: Modern Guilt
Portugal. The Man: The Satanic Satanist
Dimmu Borgir: Eonian
Clutch: Blast Tyrant
Tool: Aenima

If winning the Calder Cup is the priority, they could demote Sanheim, Patrick and Linblom to help out. But that would not be good for their development.
- Feanor

They could actually get some help if Allison, Lacysnki and Farabee decide to turn pro

All good stuff. I like Duke, but I like a lot of other Genesis albums better.
- BiggE

Seconds Out ftw

I love all iterations of Genesis until Calling All Stations :shudder:

Absolutely!
- BiggE

They have other great albums but I'm not sure they ever surpassed that debut.

Tool: Aenima
- BINGO!

so good

They could actually get some help if Allison, Lacysnki and Farabee decide to turn pro
- J35Bacher

That would be nice.

Seconds Out ftw

I love all iterations of Genesis until Calling All Stations :shudder:
- Scoob

My Fave Genesis albums, in no particular order:

Seconds Out
Nursery Crimes
Foxtrot
A Trick of the Tail
The Wind and the Wuthering

Honestly, once Hackett left the band, I think they lost something and got a little too pop for my tastes. Still some very good stuff here and there, but something overall was just missing.

They have other great albums but I'm not sure they ever surpassed that debut.
- Scoob

Yup, absolutely

Some other great debut albums:

Hendrix: Are You Experienced?
Led Zeppelin I
Boston
Ozzy: Blizzard of Oz
Pearl Jam: Ten

The path to becoming a top team is not trades or free agency. The path is to continue to draft and develop and adding younger players. Supplement with trades and free agency. A properly built team should have minimal trades and free agent signings.
- MJL

I agree. I didn't want to throw away the idea of drafting. I meant you can still develop well if the players you trade turn into picks.

Yup, absolutely

Some other great debut albums:

Hendrix: Are You Experienced?
Led Zeppelin I
Boston
Ozzy: Blizzard of Oz
Pearl Jam: Ten
- BiggE

All yup!

GnR - Appetite for Destruction*
Run DMC - Run DMC
Public Enemy - Yo! Bum Rush the Show


*yes, I know, but it was their major label debut so I'm counting it. Fight me if you want, but you'll lose.

My Fave Genesis albums, in no particular order:

Seconds Out
Nursery Crimes
Foxtrot
A Trick of the Tail
The Wind and the Wuthering

Honestly, once Hackett left the band, I think they lost something and got a little too pop for my tastes. Still some very good stuff here and there, but something overall was just missing.
- BiggE

Completely agree (re: Hackett).

Speaking of Genesis, Fifth of Firth...amazing Tony Banks piano.

My Fave Genesis albums, in no particular order:

Seconds Out
Nursery Crimes
Foxtrot
A Trick of the Tail
The Wind and the Wuthering

Honestly, once Hackett left the band, I think they lost something and got a little too pop for my tastes. Still some very good stuff here and there, but something overall was just missing.
- BiggE

Very underrated album, imho.

A couple times a year I play their albums in chronological order while at work. So good.

All yup!

GnR - Appetite for Destruction*
Run DMC - Run DMC
Public Enemy - Yo! Bum Rush the Show


*yes, I know, but it was their major label debut so I'm counting it. Fight me if you want, but you'll lose.
- Scoob

All good!

Completely agree (re: Hackett).

Speaking of Genesis, Fifth of Firth...amazing Tony Banks piano.
- BroadSTmayhem

Absolutely, I love that song.

Very underrated album, imho.

A couple times a year I play their albums in chronological order while at work. So good.
- Scoob

edit: also forgot to add Selling England by the Pound to my list of faves

Completely agree (re: Hackett).

Speaking of Genesis, Fifth of Firth...amazing Tony Banks piano.
- BroadSTmayhem

Saw them on their 2007 tour. Had floor seats. Amazing. Too bad Hackett wasn't there to do the solo but Stuermer more than holds his own.

I don't even want to talk about this team anymore. It's just too depressing. So, with that in mind, here is a list of 10 albums I can listen to at any time and they never get old:

Cream: Disraeli Gears
The Beatles: Abbey Road
The Allman Brothers: Live at the Fillmore East
Jimi Hendrix: Axis Bold As Love
Yes: Fragile
Genesis: A Trick of the Tail
The Kinks: Misfits
Rush: Moving Pictures
Pearl Jam: Ten
Rush: Clockwork Angels
- BiggE

Solid list, for me I go.


Opeth : Blackwater Park (The namesake song from this album is one of The best metal songs I have heard with a list 4 to 5 mins that is just heavy as (frank))

Dead Can Dance: Within the Realm of a Dying Sun

Brendan Perry: Eye of the Hunter

Pink Floyd: Animals

Pink Floyd: Meddle (I still think putting on my headphones and listening to Echoes is one the best musical experiences)

The Animals: Greatest Hits (hard pressed to find a better song then their version of House of the Rising Sun)

Samhain: November Coming Fire (Danzig's three bands have influenced me as much as anything musically but this is my favorite)

John Williams : Greatest hits (Star Wars, Raiders, ET, Superman, Saving Private Ryan, Harry Potter plus others on one album)

Movie Score: The Village

Movie Score: Black Hawk Down

Movie Score : The Last Samurai

Movie Soundtrack : The Crow (great songs and atmosphere from my youth)