Frank Zappa: Joe's Garage. Fucking brilliant album.
> 1) Third Eye Blind - Out Of The Vein (Great album...that
> flopped big)
> 2) Bon Jovi - These Days (my favorite album of theirs, not
> a success for them)
> 3) Brand New - The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me
> (still a slight chance at success)
>
> For Steinman: Bad For Good, one of the best albums no-one
> outside of Jim fans have heard
>
> > Good question!
> > As far as Mr. Steinman's stuff goes, I think Dead Ringer
> > should have done better commercially.
> >
> > Under-rated non-Jim related discs:
> > Patty Smyth - Never Enough
> > Joan Jett - Good Music
> >
> >
> > Under-rated minimal-jim-involvment discs
> > Meat Loaf - Couldn't Have Said it Better
> > Meat Loaf - Bad Attitude
> > Carla Devito - Is this a Cool World (or What)
> >
> >
> >
> > > Got a question for all of you playing at home--was
> > > thinking about this over the weekend when the kids' had
> > > both Pandora's Box (their favourite album of all time,;
> > > they're 11 and 16) and Ian Hunter's 'All American Alien
> > > Boy' in the car's CD player.
> > > What albums, up to three, are your very favourites that
> > > never 'made it' in the commercial market? I guess all but
> > > a couple of the Maestro's would qualify, but there are
> > > tons out there. Mine, off the top of my head, are:
> > > 1) Pandora's Box--the Maestro of course
> > > 2) All American Alien Boy--Ian Hunter
> > > 3) Creatures of Habit--Billy Squier.
> > > Bad For Good most likely would tie with #3.
> > > List burbles and reasons if desired and specific
> > > recommendations as to tracks as well.
> > > Just struck me how much really off the wall stuff my kids
> > > love and ask for that never 'made it' that winds up in my
> > > car--from my own collection, of course!
> > > Thanks!
> > > Cheers!
> > > Leesa J
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