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Rock List: What Other Albums Are We Waiting For?

10/20/06, 5:40 pm EST

Guns N' Roses, Chinese Democracy, AC/DCIf Chinese Democracy is really coming out this year after a decade of delays (personally, we won’t believe it until we go to the record store and pay $13.99, and even then, we’ll worry about Axl Rose coming to our house to take the CD back), can other albums on rock fans’ wish lists be far behind? We’re not talking about fantasy records that never got made (Hendrix plays Nirvana’s Greatest Hits!), but long-promised, sometimes-bootlegged discs that could be officially released right now if the musicians and the record-company lawyers would all sign off: Reissues of the Peter Green era of Fleetwood Mac. Neil Young’s 1980s box set. The Grey Album. Bob Seger’s early Detroit singles.

The high-voltage number one on that list: a greatest-hits album from AC/DC, who after thirty-three years, still don’t have one. (The soundtrack to Stephen King’s Maximum Overdrive doesn’t count — it doesn’t even have “Hells Bells”!) Sure, that absence is part of why Back in Black has sold a mind-boggling 21 million copies. But if you think that Australia’s mightiest band will inevitably have to put their catalog up on iTunes, then the smart play for them would be to release a killer best-of CD a year before that, because fans will be rolling their own anyway.

Which album would fill a gaping hole in your record collection if it became available?


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Manuel V. | 10/20/2006, 5:49 pm EST

Nirvana’s ‘Fecal Matter’ tape comes to mind. A Pink Floyd outtakes album would be pretty sweet.

Anonymous | 10/20/2006, 5:56 pm EST

Liz Phair – Girly Sound, tapes one, two, and three.

Anthony | 10/20/2006, 6:05 pm EST

I heard Metallica is working w/ Rick Rubin for their next one… sounds pretty promising to me!

Silver Silver | 10/20/2006, 6:05 pm EST

Zack De La Rocha solo record has been mentioned since Rage broke up, still have heard anything.

Idiots! | 10/20/2006, 6:06 pm EST

The Spinal Tap ‘Live at Budokan’ album needs to be released soon. And the were supposed to release solo albums from each member featuring just their individual faces on each cover.

dan the man | 10/20/2006, 6:08 pm EST

“human highway” the mythical csny album that was recorded in the early 70’s in hawaii. they’ve played songs from it in concert and it’s morphed around for years more curiosity then anything else from an old hippie

AC/DC | 10/20/2006, 6:10 pm EST

GREAT CALL ON THE AC/DC GREATEST HITS! THE BAND NEEDS TO TOUR AND OR RELEASE A NEW CD!THE BEST ROCK BAND HAS BEEN SILENT TO LONG.

patrick m | 10/20/2006, 6:11 pm EST

Zach De La Rocha album is screwed. DJ Shadow aka Josh Davis was working on it, when La Rocha flaked out. Messed DJ Shadow up enough and then he made the Outsider.

Anonymous | 10/20/2006, 6:11 pm EST

“Animal Collective”! We need more…

teddy miller | 10/20/2006, 6:13 pm EST

new smashing pumpkins

zach de la rocha

Keith | 10/20/2006, 6:19 pm EST

I’m holding my breath for Musical Youth’s Greatest Hits…

AlfonsoCarnivale | 10/20/2006, 6:19 pm EST

Ice Cube and Dr. Dre’s “Helter Skelter”

Mad Season supposedly recorded a double disc worth of music but couldn’t get Layne Staley into the studio to do the vocals. I wouldn’t mind that score in my living room.

1buj | 10/20/2006, 6:20 pm EST

Coldplay collection of B sides.
Oasis B sides not found on The Masterplan.
Three Amoebas – Flea, John Frusciante, and Stephen Perkins jams from early 90s

Chuck | 10/20/2006, 6:20 pm EST

Zach de la Rocha is at the top of the list. Audioslave is making their 4th album, but Zach can’t punch out one? At the other end of the spectrum, I’m hoping Rush and King Crimson will crank out new ones soon.

smitty | 10/20/2006, 6:25 pm EST

I am excited about Katharine McPhee’s new album coming out in November. Hope you have her on the cover of Rolling Stone. She is beautiful.

Rrowr | 10/20/2006, 6:26 pm EST

the Jon O’Brien version of Fiona Apple’s last album…

Keith | 10/20/2006, 6:30 pm EST

Eddie Van Halen with new gen singer/songwriters and star cameos

anonymous | 10/20/2006, 6:33 pm EST

U2 – Zoo TV Live Album

Jackhop | 10/20/2006, 6:34 pm EST

Radiohead’s new album, will it ever come out??

paul ireland | 10/20/2006, 6:35 pm EST

kings of leon ..bring it on

Lee | 10/20/2006, 6:47 pm EST

Bloc Party’s new one tops the list for me

MegaSudz | 10/20/2006, 6:47 pm EST

Love to hear the new Pumpkins disk. I hope it isnt Billy and Jimmy from the band with 2 other players. That is called Zwan.
Also very interested in Wire and Glass from the Who

STEPHEN GOLUB | 10/20/2006, 6:49 pm EST

HOW ABOUT COLUMBIA DOING A LIVE BOOTLEG SERIES ON BOB DYLAN’S NEVER ENDING TOUR.

Z | 10/20/2006, 6:53 pm EST

Ben Harper’s live recordings. He says he makes soundboards of his shows so he can release them ala Pearl Jam, but so far, no dice.

Alex | 10/20/2006, 6:53 pm EST

The lost music from The Beatles. I heard that music had been found from them a couple years ago. I would love to see The Beatles on iTunes because they would probably put extra songs so that people would buy the whole album instead of indivisual songs. Also I can’t wait for Dave Matthews Band Greatest hits CD and their new album. As mentioned earlier, A new radiohead album would be awesome too.

Bobby O | 10/20/2006, 6:57 pm EST

I also would like the original version of Fiona Apples new album. I downloaded some of the tracks and they have much more personality than what was released.

How about an American release of the Julliard Quartet’s Bartok String Quartets?

How about a CD release of Blanket of Secrecy’s Ears Have Walls?

How about a single disk release of Millenium’s only album?

How about releasing Coloma’s Dovetail in the US?

Are what the heck are Portishead doing?

Bobby O | 10/20/2006, 6:58 pm EST

Oh yeah, and one more… a second proper album from Mark Hollis

Richard | 10/20/2006, 7:00 pm EST

An AC/DC compilation is one I heard was actually happening THIS year.

Sony and the band had agreed on a 2 disc “Essential AC/DC” collection that would dedicate one disc to Bon Scott and the other to Brian Johnson.

Although I haven’t read anything since May, it was supposedly being prepared for the Christmas season, along with a DVD release for the “Let There Be Rock” movie and a concert from the ‘Back In Black’ tour.

But still, nothing.

They may be the only major band to not have SOME sort of compilation.

A Metallica 2 disc ‘Best Of’ would be welcom as well.

Oh Yes! | 10/20/2006, 7:02 pm EST

KELLY CLARKSONS NEW DISC!
MARIAHS NEW DISC
GWENS NEW DISC

B | 10/20/2006, 7:02 pm EST

I’m ready for the new sp stuff as well. i think the guy talking about fiona apple’s last album meant jon brion. also, i would absolutely love to have a comprehensive travis b-sides compilation. According to their website, their new album has been finished (by that i mean that the recording is finished) for several months, yet still no word on if or when it will be released. Also, what’s the deal with the traveling wilbury’s being out of print? I know you guys at rollingstone are always hatin’ on ryan adams’ overabundance of material, but he’s got a ton of stuff recorded that may never see the light of day, and i know that a lot of people, myself included, would love to have more of his stuff.

anonymous | 10/20/2006, 7:07 pm EST

the Green Day follow up to American Idiot- can’t wait!!

ishmael | 10/20/2006, 7:08 pm EST

Actually, AC/DC don’t need a “greatest hits” album – that’s usually a 15-20 track career sampler; at this point, they need one of those “essential” 2-CD sets – one CD of the Bon Scott years, and one CD of the Brian Johnson years.

Sean | 10/20/2006, 7:09 pm EST

Velvet Revolver’s new album and Scott Weiland’s second solo album…both slated to come out in the near future.

she's a beer | 10/20/2006, 7:10 pm EST

an expanded version of the basement tapes would be cool, with fewer band songs on it. also, a compilation of the sermons dylan gave at his gospel-era live shows would be fucking sick. literally…

corgan is a rock icon | 10/20/2006, 7:10 pm EST

of course the new smashing pumpkins record will be awesome everything billy touches turns to gold

ishmael | 10/20/2006, 7:12 pm EST

On a related note, if you want to include DVDs in this list, KISS is finally releasing most of their best 70’s concert footage on a remarkably thorough 2 DVD, 6 hour set called Kissology 1974-1977. All I can say is about damn time.

Jay | 10/20/2006, 7:16 pm EST

BTW….anyone who knows AC/DC would know that Hell’s Bells is absolutely on the Maximum Overdrive soundtrack!

Johnny | 10/20/2006, 7:16 pm EST

A Garbage remix album!!!!!

Juanjo | 10/20/2006, 7:29 pm EST

A brand new (i.e. full of new songs, NOT greatest hits stuff) album by Guns n’ Roses with the original line-up. Ok, I know that’s way too unlikely. Who knows, though. It’d definitely blow anyone’s mind

SATAN | 10/20/2006, 7:33 pm EST

REISSUE AND REMASTER OF “BRAVE”, BY MARILLION

U2′S “POP” IF THEY HAD PROPER TIME TO FINISH IT

idioteque | 10/20/2006, 7:37 pm EST

Out of those mentioned so far, I like the idea of a ZooTV live album…hell, U2 shuold release PopMart on DVD too, while they’re at it. Screw this new best-of collection.

One that hasn’t been mentioned yet is the complete, 5-disc, 100+ song version of the Dylan/Band “Basement Tapes.”

The only Pink Floyd live albums out there (besides The Wall Live and Ummagumma) are from the post-Waters era – I would kill for something from Wish You Were Here or Animals. Especially Animals since that’s my favorite Floyd album.

New Green Day is probably going to suck. I really wanted the Green Day/U2 collaboration to be terrible, but I actually quite liked it. As far as their next albums, they are in opposite positions. Green Day has just made their masterpice, their generation-defining album that is going to to be what the rest of their career is measured against. They are in the unenviable position of having to follow up American Idiot. U2 on the other hand – no matter what they do, it can only be better than How to Dismantle and All that You Can’t Leave Behind.

I’m sure Neil Young and David Bowie have some good shit in their vaults.

Trent Reznor has been promising a DVD release of Closure for god knows how long now. I’d like to see that come out.

Other than that, Chinese Democracy…Grey Album…I heard something about a Smiths rarities collection coming out later this year, possibly including a 12-minute version of The Queen is Dead. The AC/DC greatest hits set is near the top of my list too. Richard, I hope what you’re saying about the “Essential” set with a disc from each singer is true. I would buy that for sure.

Craig | 10/20/2006, 7:37 pm EST

the new counting crows album (its only been 4 and a half years)
and the new matchbox twenty album when rob thomas realizes he needs his band
the mysterious album from butch walker’s new band, 1969
the new jimmy eat world, its been far too long

Billy Corgan is not a rock ico | 10/20/2006, 7:38 pm EST

corgan is a rock icon, not everything Corgan touches is gold, how can you explain that fiasco called TheFutureEmbrace?

BuddahWorthmore | 10/20/2006, 7:44 pm EST

There was a reported fourth BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD called “STAMPEDE”.
Maybe a second “Rockpile” with Nick Lowe and Dave Edmunds..I mean there’s gotta be scraps.
How about the unedited 23-minute HELTER SKELTER by them BEATLES.
Just put it out by itself.
I’ll do the art-work.

Chris | 10/20/2006, 7:48 pm EST

I’d like a new Pink Floyd album. I know it’s a long shot, but they are one of the few really great bands from that era whose members are all still alive, save Syd Barrett (God bless Barrett).

truant | 10/20/2006, 7:50 pm EST

I can’t wait for “Diddy takes a shit… and other Payola classics.”

George P | 10/20/2006, 7:54 pm EST

a new one from the Sisters of Mercy will do for me, after 16 years since the last proper release (not another singles collection etc)

Eric | 10/20/2006, 7:55 pm EST

Been waiting for a new SP album for the longest time…No news lately so who knows,,maybe they are nearing the end of the recording process…

truant | 10/20/2006, 7:56 pm EST

And the Maximum Overdrive Soundtrack is actually the album “Who Made Who” which does indeed contain the track “Hells Bells.” Gavin and Elizabeth… two of America’s brightest.

Whatever | 10/20/2006, 7:58 pm EST

An earlier post about the new Bloc Party is one I’m waiting for also. Van Morrison’s next non-country CD will be a must buy. A new live Dylan CD featuring material from “Love and Theft,” “Time Out Of Mind” and “Modern Times” would be interesting. The next Modest Mouse CD. A real new Floyd album, or failing that, something equal to “Amused To Death” by Roger Waters. A new Led Zeppelin CD with Jason Bonham (or perhaps Neil Peart!!) would be the most anticipated in history, but it will never happen.

Cheers to all. Music beats TV by a factor of ten.

A poster | 10/20/2006, 7:59 pm EST

A couple come to mind. The new Damon Albarn group The Good, The Bad, and The Queen should be interesting. Hopefully the new Shin’s album can build on Chutes Too Narrow, which was a wonderfull album. As much as I love the Pumpkins, after Zwan and TheFutureEmbrace, I almost don’t want to hear any new Corgan material. And for all the hipsters out there, new Bloc Party, Aracde Fire, Interpol, and Clap Your Hands Say Yeah! should be very interesting releases.

Nello | 10/20/2006, 8:03 pm EST

How about Motorheads Greatest hits

Jeff E | 10/20/2006, 8:06 pm EST

The long rumored “Tapeworm” project with Trent Reznor and Maynard James Keenan ect.

name | 10/20/2006, 8:16 pm EST

Several: Army of Anyone’s debut, a new A Perfect Circle album, Incubus’s next LP, anything from Filter, and a live Tool CD/DVD, someday?

Ned | 10/20/2006, 8:17 pm EST

The most important piece of rock & roll history currently unavailable is the T.A.M.I. Show–mid-sixties live footage of James Brown, Stones and many others.
Then there’s the Beatles’ film Let It Be.
There’s a Sly & the Family Stone live circa late ’60s/early ’70s disc that’s was scheduled and pulled a few years ago.
How about BBC sessions from the original Jeff Beck Group–I have a boot and it’s hot stuff, if poorly transferred.
I’d also love to see the PBS documentary Parliament Funkadelic–One Nation Under a Groove out on DVD. Early P-Funk is criminally ignored.
There’s a rumored 1971 Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band tour film that’s supposedly lost in the vaults somewhere.
The list goes on …

Terry F. | 10/20/2006, 8:18 pm EST

It’s never gonna happen, because the greta Captain is ill, but a new Captain Beefheart CD!!!! On DVD the Mothers Live at the Roxy is way to long in the making.

Terry F. | 10/20/2006, 8:20 pm EST

Get back together FUGAZI

brandon | 10/20/2006, 8:25 pm EST

resin-abecedarians(awesome l.a. postpunk from the 80s)the first wall of voodoo-dark continent(please somebody)

Leonardo | 10/20/2006, 8:26 pm EST

I don“t give a rats ass about other albuns.
I’ve wanted Bob Dylan…it came out
I’ve wanted Bruce Springsteen…it came out.
Now the only on I care about is Guns N’ Roses.
AXL ROSE IS GOD!

Evan | 10/20/2006, 8:27 pm EST

Don’t tell me what I’m looking forward to. I hate Guns N Roses. They’re probably one of the worst excuses for music ever. I’m sure the new album is some over the top guitar playing and Axl whining.

Ray | 10/20/2006, 8:41 pm EST

C’mon:Dennis Wilsons “Pacific Ocean Blue”! We’ve been begging for this damn reissue for years.And naturally,”Chinese Democracy” is at the very top of my list.Listen to the leaks,people.It’s going to be amazing!

Alex | 10/20/2006, 8:43 pm EST

I heard N.W.A. was getting back together, with Snoop Dogg taking the place of Eazy-E. The album was going to be called “Not These Niggas Again” and it just never materialized.

And how about Detox from Dr. Dre? I’ve waited long enough, although i guess it’s about the usual wait for another Dre album

Jess B. | 10/20/2006, 8:55 pm EST

I’m eagerly awaiting Ben Folds’ full symphony album. I saw him play with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra this summer, and it was amazing!

I’d also love to hear an album of B-sides by Dave Matthews Band. You know they’ve got a bunch, especially after they scrapped the entire Lilywhite recordings!

Dan | 10/20/2006, 8:58 pm EST

CHINESE DEMOCRACY

If you want to hear a clip of the studio version of “better” from the new GNR album, apparently it is featured in this harley-davidson commercial…check out this link for the song clip:

http://www.harley-dav idson.com/wcm/Content/Pages/De tour/Black_Sheep.jsp?locale=en _US

from http://www.blabbermouth.net

Paul L | 10/20/2006, 8:59 pm EST

I would love to see Weezer’s “Songs From the Black Hole” released. For those of you who don’t know, this was suppossed to be Weezer’s second album, but Rivers scrapped it and it never saw light again. There have been a few songs that have been leaked, the most famous being “Blast Off” which has a great rock and roll riff. The album was a rock opera concept album that told the story of “Madame Butterfly”. Some of the songs did actually make the cut for what ended up being Weezer actual second album “Pinkerton”. Now, in my opinion, Pinkerton is the greatest and most influential rock album of the 90’s, and I can only imagine how great “Songs From the Black Hole” would be.

Dan | 10/20/2006, 9:01 pm EST

CHINESE DEMOCRACY

Last link didn’t work…

try this one and click on black sheep – it is the studio version of “better”

http://www.harley-davidso n.com

Dan | 10/20/2006, 9:03 pm EST

CHINESE DEMOCRACY

Last try, if ic an figure out how to type

http://www.harley-davidson.co m

Dan | 10/20/2006, 9:04 pm EST

everytime i post something, spaces are randomly added in…strange

http://www.harley-dav idson.com

ain't no rock under the clock | 10/20/2006, 9:06 pm EST

what about Zach de la Rocha album (haven’t heard anything barely since rage broke)? or something from the vault from Jeff Buckley, the Watchmen or the stunning Postal Service… and No Nirvana tapes, cause Courtney doesn’t need more money to trash her and francis’ life with

Dude | 10/20/2006, 9:09 pm EST

Oasis releasing the song Stop The Clocks, which they named their new greatest hits album after… without including the unreleased track, which Noel has called one of the best he’s ever written.

SANITY CLAUSE | 10/20/2006, 9:12 pm EST

Personally I’d love to see a “Weezer” & “Offspring” double live cd with accompaning dvd.

Ralph | 10/20/2006, 9:16 pm EST

How about a new Jane’s Addiction album WITH Eric Avery on bass?

The Duds | 10/20/2006, 9:18 pm EST

the “Lost Tapes of Danzig” are supposedly coming out nthis November. (his “Black Aria II” is hardly worth the money.) about time; cant wait.

Steve C | 10/20/2006, 9:21 pm EST

Maybe it’s different up here in Canada (you never know what us crazy canucks are up to…..okay, okay you got me, of course you do…watching hockey, chugging beer and wrestling moose, natch), but Hells Bells is very much a part of my Who Made Who album. It’s the first track on side two of the cassette!

Of course, I could be drunk…., okay, you got me again…I’m drunk! ;o)

ray | 10/20/2006, 9:22 pm EST

im looking forward to the new who

Ryan | 10/20/2006, 9:24 pm EST

A new Motley album would be cool, though I’m not sure Vince could deliver them live. although I did see the crue in 2005, and he did surprisingly well on the old, and new songs. I’d like to see not only the release of Chinese Democracy, but at least one more Gnr cd i the future.

Chris A. | 10/20/2006, 9:27 pm EST

I would like to see The Beatles unreleased songs, and a couple of more live dvds, and of course the movie Let it Be…which is supposed to be AWESOME!!!

corey | 10/20/2006, 9:30 pm EST

LAURYN HILL. Why has it taken more than EIGHT years for a follow-up to “MOLH”? (the miseducation of lauryn hill) Was it the 5 grammy win or heaps of universal acclaim that frightened the hell out of u from recording a proper follow-up? come back and save R&B!!!

Anonymous | 10/20/2006, 9:32 pm EST

NEIL YOUNG time fades away
not out on CD

bryan | 10/20/2006, 9:41 pm EST

Ill get my wish a new Deftones Oct 31st

alex | 10/20/2006, 10:00 pm EST

Many years ago Richard Hell used to be in Television. As far as I know, none of this is available.
Also, I would like to hear what Neil Young and Rick James sounded like. From what I understand, some of these tracks will be available on some Neil Young boxset.

Mike S | 10/20/2006, 10:01 pm EST

A live CD/DVD by The Secret Machines

Anonymous | 10/20/2006, 10:03 pm EST

Maybe a live Derek and the Dominos CD that actually has Duane Allman it.

Gavin | 10/20/2006, 10:08 pm EST

Yep, my mistake on “Hells Bells”–I had a moment of idiocy and consulted my iTunes copy of the record instead of my actual disc of Who Made Who (aka Maximum Overdrive soundtrack)–and forgot that I had deleted the track because it was a duplicate (having also ripped Back in Black). Sorry ’bout that.

The point remains that it’s not a real greatest-hits, though: substitute “Dirty Deeds” or “Highway to Hell” (neither of which are on the CD I am now looking at VERY CAREFULLY).

Some excellent calls on missing records! I agree that the TAMI Show would be on top of the video list.

Roy Matsunaga | 10/20/2006, 10:28 pm EST

I’ve been dying for the new Radiohead album! I downloaded the ateaseweb.com news widget just so that I know the second a date is set.

I’m also really looking forward to the new Shins and Bloc Party albums.

In a more historical and obscure choice, I would absolutely love for somebody to finally release the first Insect Trust album on CD. We have Hoboken Saturday Night, so why don’t we have The Insect Trust? Everything I’ve read says that it’s better than Hoboken Saturday Night anyway, so why?!

And my band’s album that I’ve been putting off for quite some time now as I solidify the concept. We’re planning on going into the studio in winter, not that anybody here has any reason to care. http://www.bigroyandthetwigs.com

Brianh | 10/20/2006, 10:31 pm EST

I think a Metallica greatest hits disc, or double-disc, would be great. It would interesting to see which songs would be on the disc, as I think they have more hits than most bands

donhenleysnewleatherhandbag | 10/20/2006, 10:35 pm EST

definitely the complete basement tapes, every song that bob and the gang did, without all the filler outakes from Music From Big Pink that the released version had.

Andrew | 10/20/2006, 10:36 pm EST

George Michael and Andrew Ridgely together again in WHAM! Wake me up when this gem hits stores.

layne | 10/20/2006, 10:43 pm EST

new spinal tap!

James L.M. | 10/20/2006, 10:44 pm EST

Spinal Tap needs a new album man, nice choice… but I think a whole Pete Doherty, Justin Hawkins, guy from Keane album would totally kick ass!

Larry | 10/20/2006, 10:47 pm EST

I’d like to see another white stripes album. But Jack White is busy, which reminds me, I want another raconteurs album soon…..longer then 30 minutes.

M | 10/20/2006, 10:53 pm EST

I would like to see the release of the original mix of the “Let it Be” album when it was called “Get Back”

idioteque | 10/20/2006, 10:57 pm EST

How about Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged episode? There is no excuse for this not being available on DVD.

Oh, and a Beck live album would be cool.

pete | 10/20/2006, 11:00 pm EST

cant wait for a new Interpol.

Yu^rei | 10/20/2006, 11:09 pm EST

Mike Patton: you are ordered to reform with Faith No More and release new (sane) material. None of those crazy sounds ’songs’

Phil | 10/20/2006, 11:11 pm EST

Pearl Jam’s MTV Unplugged.

p | 10/20/2006, 11:12 pm EST

im ready for the new THE CURE album.
it would be cool if the smiths got back together buts thats a long shot

Rich | 10/20/2006, 11:15 pm EST

Grant Lee Buffalo w/ Mr. Phillips
the verve w/ Mr. Ashcroft

That would make me very happy.

Murdersong | 10/20/2006, 11:34 pm EST

The Verve’s live concert at Haight House in Wigan

If you like Penis Coladas | 10/20/2006, 11:46 pm EST

I am going to have to say the entire soundtrack to the original woodstock, at least 2 or 3 songs from each performer…that would be amazing, maybe packaged with the dvd release digitally remastered. I would so be all over that.

matt os. | 10/20/2006, 11:52 pm EST

Incubus – Light Grenades

abandoned station | 10/20/2006, 11:53 pm EST

i can’t think of whole albums, but a couple tracks that would be great to officially hear:
cocksucker blues – rolling stones (both the acoustic and band versions)
big boots – radiohead (it was in their film ‘Meeting People is Easy’, but the only full version I know is from a 2002 show)
brown sugar – bob dylan (he did a cover of this song a couple years ago, RS reported it. Can’t find it anywhere)
Moist Vagina – Nirvana (unfortunately the box set version doesn’t have that delighful line: ‘I’ve been sucking the walls of her anus’)

WISDKSTAR | 10/21/2006, 12:21 am EST

AC/DC greatest – can’t wait
KISS – B-SIDES- would be nice
DEL AMITRI – anyything new
EUROPE – anything new
JANE’s ADDICTION – old outakes bsides
The TUBES -Greatest hits
Mother Love BONE – old tapes
Temple of the dog – new or out takes
PORTISHEAD
MASSIVE ATTACK
THE VERVE – old out takes or new if possible
COLDPLAY – Bsides

RockGod | 10/21/2006, 12:26 am EST

To the stupid FUCK that wrote this article! Why don’t you grab a copy of Who Made Who (Soundtrack to Maximum Overdrive) and talk a long hard fucking look at the track list. Last time I checked, Hells Bells was on there. If rollingstone is actually going to pay idiots like this to write articals, we are all better off reading blabbermouth. And to set the record straight. Chinese Democracy is the only record we (the fans) are waiting for. And we have been waiting for it for a while.

Grand | 10/21/2006, 12:26 am EST

I would love a MBV follow up to Loveless.

Ken Vail | 10/21/2006, 12:29 am EST

i see a few really dumb entries..a kiss b-sides lp? do they have any non-lp bsides? and motorhead’s greatest hits? do you know there is about 20 motorhead comps out there! how about a cd release for the buckingham-nicks lp….or the early bob seger lp’s that are inpossible to find….ah, there’s so many potential gems.

JD | 10/21/2006, 12:31 am EST

The Eagles first studio album in more than 25 years and maybe find a way to put the rare b side, “Get You In The Mood” on CD.

Re-issues of Seals and Crofts albums, especially “Diamond Girl.”

And how about the Dave Clark Five? None of their stuff is currently in print.

A four CD box set tracing the history of Paul Revere and the Raiders.

A Stephen Stills greatest hits album including a few songs he did with Manassas.

Sean | 10/21/2006, 12:35 am EST

How about Lifehouse? the scrapped Who rock opera, although it did become Who’s Next which is AWESOME…I think an “essential” AC/DC would be the best way to take am AC/DC greatest hits…As for Chinese Democracy, with how long it has been in production I expect it to be at least 7 discs long and the greatest thing man has ever heard, like if God and Satan teamed up and made an album, thats how I would expect it to sound…Whoever suggested a Zeppelin cd with Neil Peart is a genius…NEIL PEART IS A DRUM GOD!

S | 10/21/2006, 12:38 am EST

How about the definitive version of the “Under a Blood Red Sky” mini album by U2. The original release coincided with the “Live at Red Rocks” video, so naturally everyone thought that the performances were the same. However, only two of the tracks on the album were actually from the Red Rocks show. It would be good to see a “Complete Red Rocks Show” released.

Jeremy | 10/21/2006, 12:41 am EST

The DVD version of NIN’s Closure. Trent himself said it would be out already if the record company wasn’t being a stupid.

Danny Miller | 10/21/2006, 12:42 am EST

rage against the machine has been on a really long hiatis, im looking for a comeback album!!!

Jeremy | 10/21/2006, 12:42 am EST

*stupid

hahahaha oops

Sean | 10/21/2006, 12:43 am EST

Couple more…Whoever said Neil Young and Rick James is also a genius…How about a Syd Barrett Greatest hits album from Pink Floyd to Barrett…and I can identify with Steve C, in fact just the other day as I was heading back to the ol’ igloo coming from the lumber camp a polar bear was givin me lip so I kicked it in the face…Thats one of the many things you have to worry about in Canada, Polar Bears being smart asses…

tim | 10/21/2006, 12:51 am EST

chinese democracy.

Rob A. | 10/21/2006, 12:56 am EST

Coldplay- B Sides
Oasis- unreleased songs that they’ve hyped up (stop the clocks, boy with the blues, slow come to mind)
The Beatles- Get Back (as originally intended)
Blur- new album (with Graham)
Oasis- Knebworth ‘96

Owen H. | 10/21/2006, 12:57 am EST

Looking forward to the next Chris Cornell solo album, since the last audioslave CD was abit of a letdown, I think they should really split. Audioslave is a great band, but Sound Garden and Rage were better, whatever tensions drove them apart. Who woudnt want to hear new Sound Garden and Rage Against the machine? Communist robots, thats who.

JMR | 10/21/2006, 1:08 am EST

Chinese Democracy….the only album I care to hear. Axl will deliver!

Monsieur | 10/21/2006, 1:10 am EST

Nirvana – Fecal Matters (thats right Manuel V.) they ought to release it

Beatles – Get Back
Old Pauly wants so more mony

Beatles dvd’s
Old Ringo wants more casino

Brian Wilson
SMILE the old one if possible

Moonraker
Buckethead and Mike Patton’s live project – some bootlegs maybe?

Fantomas Melvins Big Band
Live dvd exists

Thurston Moore/Sonic Youth
there should be a boxset of allllll the b-sides and 7 inches he made

John Zorn
Re-release of the Masada studio albums (its on the way apparently)

Gene Skala | 10/21/2006, 1:35 am EST

Buckingham Nicks (never issued on CD-Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks’ record before they joined Fleetwood Mac)

Joe | 10/21/2006, 1:38 am EST

New La’s album

Hunter | 10/21/2006, 1:45 am EST

Nirvana dvd for unplugged and the In Utero tour. It is time people!!!

CHINESE DEMOCRACY STARTS NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!

Alex | 10/21/2006, 1:53 am EST

If AC/DC are gonna release a “greatest hits” they should put out one for each era – Bon era and Brian era. Otherwise there’s too many good songs to choose from to fin onto one cd.

As for what other albums I’m anticipating:

The Screaming Jets. Their new album has been worked on for the past 3 years or so, since the band regrouped.

GN’R – Chinese Democracy (of course!)

Metallica’s new album with Rick Rubin producing.

Velvet Revolver’s new album also with Rick Rubin producing.

Jerry Cantrell’s unreleased third solo album and/or a new Alice In Chains album.
That unleased Mad Season music that someone else mentioned would be great to hear too.

Mr. Vorhias | 10/21/2006, 1:57 am EST

There are two albums I want to see:

- A new They Might Be Giants album that isn’t just B-Sides and such.

- A solo album from Zack De La Rocha. We’ve heard about it a while, but haven’t seen results.

Chinese Democracy starts NOW!! | 10/21/2006, 2:06 am EST

CHINESE DEMOCRACY!!!…does anything else matter?

Chadams | 10/21/2006, 2:11 am EST

Chad Smith and Dave Navarro did a one-off side project called Spread that never got released. It was REALLY good from the clips I heard on MTV once upon a time back in the late nineties.

It sadly got chewed-up and spat out as Dave Navarro’s lackluster 1st solo album.

Give us Spread!

Afro Joe | 10/21/2006, 2:11 am EST

To the people saying: “Get Back”, by: The Beatles. That pretty much already came out under the title: “Let It Be… Naked”

PinkPick | 10/21/2006, 2:21 am EST

My Blood Valentine’s follow up to Loveless please…

Brian | 10/21/2006, 2:34 am EST

1)By far would have to be Zack de la Rocha’s solo album. He left Rage and then what?? Five plus years and nothing so far, and no reports of him even working on the album. When he quit Rage, he claimed how excited he was to be able to make an album on his own. Well??? We’re waiting, and if he waits another year or two, I really won’t care anymore.
2)Songs From the Black Hole by Weezer. I really think Weezer lost something when the original bassist left the band. I would buy every b-side, every song that has been unreleased by the original band.
3)Tapeworm!!!! I was drooling over the potential of that group. Maynard and Reznor working together? Give me give me give me NOW!!
4)The next Smashing Pumpkins album.
5)At the Drive-In reunion album. Sparta and Mars Volta rock, but neither one can compare to At the Drive-In
6)I know it will never happen, unless they are dirt old and are greedy, but sometime in the next 6 or 7 years, a new Rage Against the Machine album. I want that more than anything, but it won’t come to fruition. And if they do, please do it before they reach 50, so they can still make a cd that can kick some butt.

Songs From the Black Hole by We

Robert Sanderson | 10/21/2006, 3:21 am EST

Can’t wait for oasis – Stop the Clocks. This will probaly NOT convince all the critics, as teh prjudices are too ingrained. they could come up with the best song ever written (and I think they have come close) but Rollingstone will still have a go. Oh well, do you think oasis care- NO

ExileOnMassSt | 10/21/2006, 3:23 am EST

Chinese Democracy, Chinese Democracy, Chinese Democracy.

Mandela | 10/21/2006, 3:29 am EST

ive actually tried making a single disc ac/dc bestof, and i must say im only a midlevel fan, and i cant do it. Ive actually settled to making a a two disc set one for each era, im thinking doesnt this have essential written all over it? most of that variety is two disc so it seems a good fit… and honestly they need some of the material from the last two albums cause its good too, and if theyre running short of space… honestly… i say make a double disc greatest hits and use nothing from back in black… i mean it… this way back in black continues to sell , and now any fan can just buy that album and the essential compil;ation and have everything they need period.

god | 10/21/2006, 3:52 am EST

best of the chabad telethon – where the hell is it?!?

qball | 10/21/2006, 3:57 am EST

20 beers, 90 songs – robert pollard (ok, it’s a dream…)

Paul Koffer | 10/21/2006, 4:00 am EST

Liz Phair’s GirlieSound tape on CD.
Unfortunately, her new stuff simply sucks.

lkjeah | 10/21/2006, 4:03 am EST

the new radiohead album!

craigers | 10/21/2006, 4:06 am EST

-re-issues of neil youngs shitty early eighties revenge records
-mellon collie special edition
-aeroplane flies high reissue
-cocksucker blues on dvd
-new kings of leon
-zack de la rocha lp
-talk show reissue(one off stp side project)
-and i know this never happened…but john lennon wants to produce elvis presley, to try and reinvent him late in his career. i just think that would have been bitchin to hear.

old | 10/21/2006, 4:07 am EST

be grateful for what you got, motherfuckers. “wish” there was “this” or “that.” bah! i was there when there was nothing there, you fucking jack-offs…

Greg | 10/21/2006, 4:19 am EST

A compliation from the legendary power pop band, Artful Dodger, which should include unreleased and live tracks!

Chaccarron | 10/21/2006, 4:28 am EST

I want Oasis to continue down the rather experimental track that they were heading down before the critics beat them half to death for daring to try it.

I also want more from our generation’s John Lennon – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =6QFEQkIQ84g

gj | 10/21/2006, 4:30 am EST

Anything by Jum White!!!

wherezthubeef?? | 10/21/2006, 5:03 am EST

someone needs to scrape together all of elliott smith’s posthumous bootlegs, do some proper arrangements, and release it. that will be the disc of the century.

Joe | 10/21/2006, 7:17 am EST

A new Motley Crue album in 2007 to coincide with the release of their movie The Dirt.

Spur | 10/21/2006, 7:28 am EST

Zack’s the new Axl

Joshua C. | 10/21/2006, 7:59 am EST

Has everyone forgotten about Pink Floyd?

I am pretty sure it will not happen, but it would be something if they would put out one more, just one more album, capped off by an amazing world tour (WITH Mr. Roger Waters).

dedidude | 10/21/2006, 8:22 am EST

INTERPOL!!

Lindsay | 10/21/2006, 8:25 am EST

A Tribe 8 reunion album.

Chalk | 10/21/2006, 8:44 am EST

‘Black Gold’, the unreleased Jimi Hendrix album.

http://members.tripod. com/~Wallyrus/blackgold.html

KEVIN C | 10/21/2006, 8:50 am EST

How about NOT ANOTHER Aerosmith “HITS” package. And maybe Aerosmith unplugged?

megasudz | 10/21/2006, 8:58 am EST

Would Love all the Springsteen stuff get remastered on CD. Not to the extent that Born to Run was done, but it would be nice to have them properly remastered. Also, a Replacements Box set would be sweet. That is in works for 2007

Staunch Diggidy | 10/21/2006, 9:21 am EST

This will never happen, but somebody’s gotta get John Garcia back with Josh Homme and reconstitute the mind blowing KYUSS.

Mike C... | 10/21/2006, 9:48 am EST

New Damien Rice and/or a new Uncle Tupelo album. Better yet, a new jayhawks album is all I am waiting for

rockstrsbaby678 | 10/21/2006, 9:53 am EST

there’s no such thing as a greatest hits album with AC/DC. ALL OF THEIR songs are greatest hits in my book.

Jaypea | 10/21/2006, 10:07 am EST

Beatles remasters! Also, “Let It BE…Naked” was not the “Get Back” lp as originally mixed by Geoff Emerick.

Rich N. | 10/21/2006, 10:17 am EST

How about opening up the Beatles vaults and releasing some of the stuff that’s in there? Not the outtakes like in the Anthology series, which only had a handful of previously unreleased tracks. There’s got to be a ton of stuff in there. Screw the lawyers and the contracts, get the music out there. Bruce Springsteen also has even more in the vaults than was on the “Tracks’ set. Also, a reunited Taking Heads disc (nearly impossible, I know), same for The Jam and Gang of Four and Public Image Ltd. Some early Bob Seger stuff would be great too. There was a great local band here in CT years back called New Johnny Five that will never see their stuff on CD sad to say.

Tom Waits | 10/21/2006, 10:39 am EST

Captain Beefhearts ‘Lick My Decals Off, Baby’ needs to be re-rereleased, its better than Trout Mask but out of print!

Ian | 10/21/2006, 10:52 am EST

Clipse’s Hell Hath, No Fury i’m worried that album may never come out. i’m also waiting for a reissue of the Main Source Classic Breaking Atoms

duckdealer | 10/21/2006, 10:53 am EST

First make more copies of the complete funhouse recordings.
Secondly make a thing like that for The Stooges
Thirdly release everything that the Ramones have ever recorded

Erick | 10/21/2006, 10:56 am EST

Chinese Democracy …..Better , TWAT, The Blues …

Rule | 10/21/2006, 10:57 am EST

Chinese Democracy!

Jean Bean | 10/21/2006, 10:57 am EST

New GnR

Charles | 10/21/2006, 10:58 am EST

New album of Guns n Roses

Carla | 10/21/2006, 10:59 am EST

Ac/Dc , GnR

Moody | 10/21/2006, 11:00 am EST

THE CLIPSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mr. Me Too | 10/21/2006, 11:01 am EST

THE CLIPSE

SATAN | 10/21/2006, 11:07 am EST

U2 UNPLUGGED

jigga what | 10/21/2006, 11:10 am EST

U2 and Rick Rubin

Bob Dylan outakes from the last three albums.

The new Smashing Pumpkins Record

Whiskeytown reunion (come on Ryan)

N.W.A (stay easy E.Z)

Soundgarden Reunion…A Rage reunion for that matter. Both of those bands are better than Audioslave.

New Dr. Dre record. Detox?

The Police

The Jerky Boys

Andrew | 10/21/2006, 11:14 am EST

The Greatest Hits from WHAM!

Andrew | 10/21/2006, 11:18 am EST

…oh, and Culture Club!

spoonido | 10/21/2006, 11:18 am EST

Bob Dylan & George Harrison’s aborted colaboration in the early 1970’s would be nice.

Fortune | 10/21/2006, 11:30 am EST

I am curious to see if another White Stripes record will ever be made or if Jack is now and forever a Raconteur

stephen | 10/21/2006, 11:35 am EST

the new Brand New album “The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me” bout time

wray | 10/21/2006, 11:39 am EST

A FAITH NO MORE REUNION AND NEW ALBUM!!!Also a new album by a tribe called quest would be cool!And a new bjork album!

alex | 10/21/2006, 11:40 am EST

Two live albums: a show from Springsteen’s tour in 78 and the show Jay-Z did on the 10th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt.

marie. | 10/21/2006, 11:40 am EST

i think theres still some old Nirvana stuff that still hasnt been released that really needs to! like from the old Fecal Matter still too. and some red hot chili pepper demos would be cool too.

Sam | 10/21/2006, 11:50 am EST

How about the Beastie Boys actually recording an album that has a few guest appearances on it. i mean i kno they’ve done a song with q-tip and de la soul but theyve been aroudn 20 years, they deserve to have at least one unforgettable collaboration.

To me, i think an album that features (what’s left of) the Wu Tang Clan, A Tribe Called Quest, Talib Kweli, and Kanye West would be just amazing because they’d all lyrically be at the same level. but then again maybe that would make some beastie boys fans turnt heir back on the group so maybe not.

Frank | 10/21/2006, 11:55 am EST

Im waitin for the great PAUL STANLEY solo CD called LIVE TO WIN

and Chinese Democracy

Frank | 10/21/2006, 11:57 am EST

PAUL STANLEY CD

October 24th, 2006

Manfat | 10/21/2006, 12:00 pm EST

Oasis – Stop The Clocks. I really think that americans should start giving Oasis the credit they deserve. Sure some might say that they acted inappropriate in the 90’s, but that doesn’t change the fact that they write awesome tunes. It seems as everyone kinda followed the stream of negative critic against Oasis, instead of having their own opinion. So please buy this album from one of the greatest band in history. You won’t regret it!

Paweł | 10/21/2006, 12:03 pm EST

Hi! I’m Polisch.
Czy jest ktoś kto potrafi pisać po polsku???

Paweł | 10/21/2006, 12:05 pm EST

Emil jest LACHOCIĄGIEM!!!

Mili | 10/21/2006, 12:05 pm EST

WE WANT DEMOCRACY!!!WE WANT ONLY A CHINESE DEMOCRACY!!!WE NEED GUNS N’ ROSES!!!AND WE WANT AXL ROSE!!!COME ON,GIVE US THE GREAT FUCKIN’ CHINESE DEMOCRACY,GOD DAMN IT!!!

conk0029 | 10/21/2006, 12:08 pm EST

Phish, Tribe Called Quest, Mickey Avalon,Zack De La Rocha and maybe the new Dr.Dre album…

charliemapleton | 10/21/2006, 12:11 pm EST

John Legend-”Once Again”
Snoop Dogg-”Blue Carpet Treatment”
Jay Z-”Kingdom Come”
Musiq-Untitled

Henchmen | 10/21/2006, 12:21 pm EST

Neil Young – Decade II

DB | 10/21/2006, 12:26 pm EST

Yusuf (aka Cat Stevens) – An Other Cup

Live My Morning Jacket album

JB | 10/21/2006, 12:29 pm EST

Unreleased Pantera/Damageplan stuff. I know Pantera covered some Van Halen tunes when they recorded Trendkill. Also, the Damageplan album was almost finished. It all depends on Vinnie, though. Also, a Pantera live concert DVD is long overdue. This band still can’t be touched. Also looking forward to the new Down album.

DB | 10/21/2006, 12:31 pm EST

Oh, mythical albums, I can read…

Beatles – Everest

Dr. Dre’s scrapped hip-hop concept album

Radiohead should release what they have and be done with it

Dan | 10/21/2006, 12:31 pm EST

Johnny Cash live from the Viper Room.

John | 10/21/2006, 12:36 pm EST

Wasn’t Everest just a proposed name for Abbey Road? I’ve never heard of it being something different.

Anonymous | 10/21/2006, 12:40 pm EST

Pavement – Malkmus’ solo stuff is pretty cool, but Pavement was beautifully sloppy and never made a bad song, and they’re all still alive…Same goes for the Stone Roses. Two bands whose individual talent’s were better as parts of the whole.

Paul | 10/21/2006, 12:46 pm EST

Yes Live from the 1991 Union tour;
New Pink Floyd WITH Roger Waters;
New Genesis WITH Peter Gabriel AND Steve Hackett and (this is the most important element) PHIL COLLINS STAYS BEHIND THE DRUM KIT!!!!!!
AC/DC Greatest Hits;
A “Zappa Plays Zappa” DVD and
Anything unreleased by Frank Zappa.

duh | 10/21/2006, 12:54 pm EST

Some Neil Young with Crazy Horse would be delightful

Matt | 10/21/2006, 12:58 pm EST

I’m still waiting for Zach De La Rocha’a solo album.

Chinese Democracy is a no brainer too. These projects have become punchlines, but I am willing to bet they will be awesome, whenever they are released.

mplsbiker | 10/21/2006, 1:02 pm EST

Some of the jams from the Vote For Change tour from a couple of years ago. Especially the St. Paul concert, with Neil Young, Springsteen, Fogerty and REM all on the same stage.

mad dog | 10/21/2006, 1:07 pm EST

RADIOHEAD – Its time for Radiohead and Mr. Yorke to shut up about the war, the environment, and everything else they like to bitch about and finish the new fucking ablum already, because at the rate they’re going Axl “I can’t make up my fucking my mind” Rose is gonna release another album before them or they can give us the new live dvd from Bonaroo if
the plan on dicking us around for another 4 years. – Its their choice

Seth P. | 10/21/2006, 1:10 pm EST

Neil Young’s “Homegrown”

austin | 10/21/2006, 1:18 pm EST

smashing pumpkins (reformed?) album

radiohead’s new album

modest mouse – We were dead before the ship even sank

JMR | 10/21/2006, 1:18 pm EST

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =4dT8XH3fYcs

for a small taste of new GNR

Rich | 10/21/2006, 1:20 pm EST

Wow, nobody has mentioned Traveling Wilburys reissues. These have been out of print way, way too long. Don’t know the Wilburys? Get educated

JMR | 10/21/2006, 1:20 pm EST

david baltrons | 10/21/2006, 1:31 pm EST

pearl jam dvd’s

XYU | 10/21/2006, 1:41 pm EST

The new Smashing Pumpkins album. It will rock. Indeed

Fedoko | 10/21/2006, 1:45 pm EST

Aerosmith in the studio
Velvet Revolver
Jimi Page

h_e_n_r_y | 10/21/2006, 1:57 pm EST

Milli Vanilli – “The B-Sides”

[but seriously... Radiohead's new album!]

kyle | 10/21/2006, 2:02 pm EST

I agree about Neil Young’s ‘Time Fades Away’…. what is the hold-up? Such a great album with some terrific, gritty Neil sound. Put out the CD!

bernard | 10/21/2006, 2:08 pm EST

has anyone mentioned Ryan Adams’ alleged cover of “Is This It?” That would have been something

Zach | 10/21/2006, 2:13 pm EST

Army of Anyone and Radiohead

cdubya | 10/21/2006, 2:14 pm EST

The originally planned double disc version of WILDFLOWERS by Tom Petty, but was nixed in favor of a single disc version.

SMILE, of course, the Beach Boys sessions, though.

Return to Pepperland by Paul McCartney that was never released in ‘87.

I’m sure there’s a ton I could think of, but I just woke up.

shmee | 10/21/2006, 2:30 pm EST

The Police reunited
Led Zep, Jason on drums
Floyd, come on Rog
Eagles, something new?
Prince and the Revolution
Bill Withers, why did he stop?
Rodriguiz, ever heard of him?
Cat Stevens
Genesis, with Peter
Cream, Eric and the lads
Black Sabbath with Ozzy
The Pixies

Walt Stred | 10/21/2006, 2:45 pm EST

A new METALLICA album, with them going back to their roots

Ƒuka. Spain | 10/21/2006, 2:58 pm EST

Guns N“Roses, AC/DC and Metallica the best

Chris | 10/21/2006, 2:59 pm EST

Chinese Democracy, new Pumpkins, Army Of Anyone, new Alice In Chains (please Jerry please!!!), Chris Cornells’ 2nd solo album and I know it’ll never happen, but STP reforming and making a new record

zombieH | 10/21/2006, 3:08 pm EST

The Who album they might have made if John Entwistle hadn’t died…

milobloom | 10/21/2006, 3:13 pm EST

REM with Bill Berry back in the fold

CaRmEn!!Spain | 10/21/2006, 3:18 pm EST

Guns n’ Roses was the best group of music, but now isn’t very good. The best guitarrist is Slash. the bitch boss!!!

thewufs | 10/21/2006, 3:24 pm EST

Funkadelic’s “By Way Of The Drum,” originally scheduled for release by MCA in 1989 but canceled by the label. Only one or two of the tracks have ever seen official release. I have a bootleg, and the album is quite good, but my unofficial copy is marred by near-atrocious sound quality.

I’d like to see official release of any of Sly Stone’s rumored recordings over the past 20 years. The man is a genius and despite his personal troubles he’s sure to have something interesting on the shelf.

A new Pavement record.

It would be nice to see official release of the “Basement Tapes” recordings that weren’t included on Dylan & The Band’s 1975 release. They’re out there, most have been bootlegged for decades, they deserve official release.

idioteque | 10/21/2006, 3:36 pm EST

I made my own Radiohead B-sides album, and it has 46 tracksm completely fills every minute of two discs. Brilliant stuff. But maybe now isn’t the time…I’m sure at the end of their career we will see a massive box set with every nonalbum track they ever did. That will be essential.

And they should do a live album too…I know they already did I Might Be Wrong, but that was only 8 songs, and taken from a few different concerts. How about a live album that’s one complete concert? I nominate the Earl’s Court show from November 27, 2003. I have a soundboard of that show, and it’s phenominal.

And of course, proper Beatles remasters are about 10 years overdue.

Dre | 10/21/2006, 3:42 pm EST

Prince And The revolution’s “Roadhouse Garden”
Prince’s “Crystal ball” (the one from 1986 that originated “Sign O’ The Times”) and Cristal Ball 2 (with more gems from the infamous vault)

Wheelz | 10/21/2006, 3:57 pm EST

Only “Chinese Democracy” matters!!! It BETTER come out this year….

Anorexorcist | 10/21/2006, 4:00 pm EST

As Manuel V. said, ‘Fecal Matter’ would be nice to own (with the correction that of the three nirvana members, fecal matter features only Kurt Cobain) not to mention a new release from Noir Desir.. that’d be grand.

Dhuge | 10/21/2006, 4:02 pm EST

The next album from Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers.

Bucket | 10/21/2006, 4:40 pm EST

Chinese Democracy, Orphans – Tom Waits (54 songs holy fuck!), and hopefully a new E Street Band album from Springsteen soon.

Matt | 10/21/2006, 4:45 pm EST

I can’t wait for the new Iggy Pop/Stooges record that’s being recored by Steve Albini.

Speaking of Albini, I would for for him to get back together with Big Black, since they just reunited for Touch and Go’s 25th anniversary show.

Or maybe an official, remastered version of the Smashing Pumpkins’ “Machina II”

tbone | 10/21/2006, 4:48 pm EST

the remainder of unrealeased songs from Pearl Jam’s recordings with Epic as well as B-sides from the new self titled album as companions to the Lost Dogs double album

jasperflatdotcom | 10/21/2006, 4:50 pm EST

Hendrix plays Nirvana? Are you insane? I guess it’s more plausable than Kurt playing Hendrix licks or singing his beautiful compositions. Nevertheless, Hendrix wouldn’t stoop to that level if he was still around.

Andrew | 10/21/2006, 4:55 pm EST

Zach de la Rocha (wasn’t he working with Trent Reznor? And DJ Shadow?) needs to release something.

Speaking of Reznor, he did some side-project work with MJK of Tool under the moniker ‘Tapeworm’ that really never got released.

The Ox | 10/21/2006, 5:08 pm EST

– New Genesis WITH Peter Gabriel AND Steve Hackett and (this is the most important element) PHIL COLLINS STAYS BEHIND THE DRUM KIT!!!!!! –

– ā€œhuman highwayā€ the mythical csny album that was recorded in the early 70’s in hawaii. they’ve played songs from it in concert and it’s morphed around for years more curiosity then anything else from an old hippie –

Paul & Dan The Man said it all. How about it Genesis?! How could you tour without Pete when he said he was fine with it, but you just had to wait a year?! Gah!

And as for the CSNY? “Through My Sails” was released from that recording session on Zuma, and I’m dying for some more.

mike w | 10/21/2006, 5:14 pm EST

CAKE!!!

ruby vroom | 10/21/2006, 5:17 pm EST

Yes. New CAKE would be nice. I heard a live album was in the works. And where the hell are JACK & MEG?

Charlie Miller | 10/21/2006, 5:21 pm EST

How about a new White Stripes album to reassure me they arn’t dead?

I like a lot of these ideas- Would love some GnR, Radiohead B-sides, old Nirvana and unreleased Beatles stuff. Past three bob dylan album outtakes would be cool, too.

Whoever suggested a Zeppelin reunion with Jason Bonham on drums needs to be shot- that catalog is complete enough.

warhand | 10/21/2006, 5:38 pm EST

Jasperflat.com your an idiot. Thought id get that off my chest. Full Pink Floyd reunion touring with a new album.

Steven | 10/21/2006, 5:45 pm EST

The full E Street Band version of Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska!

Ric | 10/21/2006, 5:58 pm EST

Okay, first of all shame on sony/Legacy for doing such a half assed job on remastering the Cheap Trick catalogue. A band like this should get a little respect and priority. There are still 6 albums in the epic catalogue that direly need remastering and some tasty extras. Stop repackaging Journey over and over again, finish the job. Second It would be really nice if someone would rerelease the Jellyfish box set (fan club). This is probably one of the best boxed sets I have ever seen. It goes for a freaking mint on ebay. $300.00 is a bit of a stretch for 4 discs.
also
Dave matthews lillywhite sessions (as they were originally recorded.
Chicago Live in Japan
Jackson Browne solo acoustic 2
Elvis costello Live at el Mocambo
NO MORE Aerosmith best of, Who best of, Doors best of, we have enough. BEATLES REMASTERED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !

schlockenshpiel | 10/21/2006, 6:01 pm EST

The Prince vaults open, the real crystal ball/dream factory!

Clutch | 10/21/2006, 6:14 pm EST

Jimmy Page- Lucifer Rising soundtrack, there’s an article on this in the new guitar world

Queens of the Stone Age- self titled 1st album, it’s out of print.

311- 311 Day ‘06 on DVD and to start releasing their live vault and B sides

Alice in Chains- a live DVD of vintage Layne. The best Layne footage I’ve seen is from the Mad Season concert movie

mike b | 10/21/2006, 6:23 pm EST

my number 1: a full, 4-disc, high quality recording of Samshing Pumpkins’ legendary 4 1/2 hour final live performance.

also, maybe a live album from Green Day from back in the early ’90s so we can hear all the awesome old songs that aren’t on their recent live album. or maybe some live Sonic Youth.

i guess there’s infinite live albums i could hope for…

demolition85 | 10/21/2006, 7:15 pm EST

Ryan Adams’ Suicide Handbook, or, better, 48 Hours would’ve been masterpieces, his career would’ve gone much differently than it has.

Grand | 10/21/2006, 7:22 pm EST

A second Temple of the Dog record

The Smiths with original members

A MBV follow up to Loveless

A Johnny Cash best of from the American records since there are a ton of anthologies of his earlier work.

New David Bowie and the Spiders from Mars

Bjork being backed up by Sigur Ros and the Album Leaf

Chris | 10/21/2006, 7:26 pm EST

I interviewed Seger recently, and he told me the contract dispute that was holding up the possible reissues of his early stuff has been resolved. So maybe someday soon.

Chalk | 10/21/2006, 7:31 pm EST

Clutch, I’ve got a bootleg of Lucifer Rising. It’s pretty cool.

If you have soulseek, look up the user Mr Sparkle (that’s me), and I’ll hook you up.

Oft Delayed, Often Great | 10/21/2006, 7:33 pm EST

1. Nellie McKay – Pretty Little Head: This has been delayed for over a year thanks to the idiots at Sony who tried to rein in this talented tempermental singer/songwriter.

2. Lucinda Williams – The Knowing: From what I heard about her life the past few years, she has alot of pain and joy to sing about. I’m more than willing to wait as long as it takes. Until she got it perfect.

3. Neil Young – Archives: Sure it’s gonna to be massive, and hell of an investment. Yet, the things I’ve heard is going to be on there is going to be great.

4. Johnny Cash last album. I’ve heard “American V” was going to be a double album. I’m a little peeved that they released half of the final project. So, I hope that they don’t mess around too much or delay the other half of the project.

5. U2 with Rick Rubin: Every album that I got with Rick Rubin stamp on it the past couple of years have been great. So, I can’t wait.

Finally, even though Axl owns the name of GNR. It wouldn’t be Guns N’ Roses playing on the new album. It will be The Axl Rose Project. I’m hoping it’ll be good. Yet, I have no illusions that this is an authenic Guns N’ Roses. I have used up those illusions after “The Speghetti Incident”.

robert | 10/21/2006, 7:47 pm EST

kings of leon!!
Zack de la Rocha been waiting for him to release his record since since RATM broke up.

Hernandez | 10/21/2006, 7:52 pm EST

new pumpkins, for now, but I am really looking forward a new Stripes too. Hope it comes out as soon as possible( raconteurs can’t get that sound, ya know)

Johnny Rico | 10/21/2006, 7:53 pm EST

The album after Chinese Democracy.

jtrain | 10/21/2006, 7:56 pm EST

new courtney love post-rehab solo album

Oscar Mayer | 10/21/2006, 7:59 pm EST

Nirvana : Human Silver
Ratt : Teacher’s Gold
Quiet Riot : Phychocholic love
Twisted Sister : Logo and Trade Mark were not gay…
Nick Cater : Me and Debbie LeFave
Kurt Cobain : Sings The Monkees
Scott Stapp : Sings Marlyn Manson
Barry Manalow : Sings Pantera
Creed : Human Fecal Mattter
The Greatful Dead : Alive and Kick’n
The Doors : Are Closed!
KISS:ME Stupid!
The Monkee’s: Were Not The F&@!$! Artic Monkey’s You @-hOLE!
Kid Rock : & Roll
Limp Bizkit : B*tch’s Blanket and Paris Hilton

WC | 10/21/2006, 8:38 pm EST

It has actually just come out: The Black Crowes – The Lost Crowes.

Neil Young – Time Fades Away

Cornell Dupree – Teasin’

ZZ Top’s first and Rio Grande Mud remastered.

Jimmy Page – Deathwish II

and Wet Willie albums on Capricorn…

Joebot | 10/21/2006, 8:38 pm EST

Weezer – Songs from the blackhole

Guns n Roses – Chinese Democracy

2abug | 10/21/2006, 9:08 pm EST

next metallica,velvet revolver,no doubt,rancid,sum 41,beastie boys and b-sides of…chinese democracy!

The True Bastard | 10/21/2006, 9:25 pm EST

A new Armageddon album (would need to find a vocalist), and/or a new Captain Beyond release, with the original members.

Donovan | 10/21/2006, 9:28 pm EST

The Gutter Twins album that keeps being pushed back or anything else from Mark Lanegan.

Matt | 10/21/2006, 9:38 pm EST

Guns N’ Roses – Chinese Democracy
Black Light Burns – ? (Wes Borland’s solo industrial project)
Sebastian Bach – Angel Down
Army of Anyone
Megadeth – United Abominations
a new Sonata Arctica album
Deftones – Saturday Night Wrist

Zack Newman | 10/21/2006, 9:39 pm EST

human highway, homegrown, chrome dreams, and any other of neil young’s ten unreleased albums. also the sequel to mirrorball. the album robert plant needs to make with pearl jam. the album neil young needs to make with crazy horse or dave grohl and chris novislic or whatever way its spelled. dave grohl with the surviving members of led zep. pink floyd b-sides. more pearl jam b-sides and rarities. tool b-sides and live albums. the list goes on.

Jeff Mangum | 10/21/2006, 9:54 pm EST

I think a new Neutral Milk Hotel album would be awesome. Also, come on Kevin Shields, let’s get My Bloody Valentine to record a new album. When people commented to Joseph Heller that he hadn’t written another novel as good as Catch-22 he’d simply comment “Has Anyone?” Even if a new MBV is more akin to Something Happened than Catch-22, it’d be great and worth the wait.

Also, there’s these supposed albums supposed to coming out from The Pixies, The Stooges, and Roxy Music. Those would be great.

Finally, there’s a Q-Tip solo album that never got released which is supposed to be more like like a jazz album than a hip-hop album. It’s done, but it’s never been released.

bloodzilla | 10/21/2006, 10:18 pm EST

i’m sure it’s already been said, but definitely tapeworm. also, although it’s not an album, whatever nirvana stuff is still being held back. a comprehensive beck b-sides collection would be nice.

bloodzilla | 10/21/2006, 10:19 pm EST

i almost forgot zack de la rocha.

shaggy723 | 10/21/2006, 10:34 pm EST

A live album featuring the last Pink Floyd show where the band (its best incarnation – Waters, Gilmour, Mason, and Wright) played Dark Side of the Moon in its entirety and echoes from 1975.

nurserock1@msn.com | 10/21/2006, 10:39 pm EST

Smashing Pumpkins-Mashed Potatoes
Beach Boys-SMiLE (the original project)
Weezer-The black hole project

The Sausage King o' Chicago | 10/21/2006, 10:41 pm EST

Dave Matthews Band-Lilywhite Sessions

The Grey Album

Stevie G | 10/21/2006, 10:50 pm EST

I would love to hear the Lifehouse project by the Who, im sure it would be epic

Brian | 10/21/2006, 10:59 pm EST

Greenday recorded a whole bunch of tracks before AMERICAN IDIOT… i’d like to hear that if it actually exists and isn’t label spin. Also, AUDIOSLAVE has written dozens of unreleased songs… they sound overpolished anyway so I would like to hear some raw tracks from them.

anonymous | 10/21/2006, 11:06 pm EST

brian- the tracks recorded before American Idiot were stolen, so they decided to start over. It would be great to hear them though :( .

andrew | 10/21/2006, 11:16 pm EST

Id like to hear lucinda williams orginal acoustic demos for the record essence.Plus i cant wait to hear the kurt cobain songs “The son” and “Ivy league” that courtney claimed were his best songs she’s ever heard..i wish they would release them soon.Id like to hear the original adore version of “let me give the world to you” by The Smashing pumpkins.

mrs jones | 10/21/2006, 11:21 pm EST

I’ve been waiting for courtney loves new album for a while now… i thought americas sweetheart was okay but im sure the follow up ” How dirty girls get clean” will be way better..

Jeff | 10/21/2006, 11:25 pm EST

OZZY!!!!

JSuzart | 10/22/2006, 12:11 am EST

Zazh De La Rocha’s solo project is a promise that seems never will be true.
Years ago, I was waiting for the Shirley Manson solo debut, but nothing happened and Garbage made the hedious “Bleed Like me”.
The Fugees comeback album

TC | 10/22/2006, 12:35 am EST

Oasis – Death in Vegas Sessions
The La’s second album. Lee Mavers is even more reclusive than Axl Rose. Granted less well known.

Dan | 10/22/2006, 12:47 am EST

Dr. Dre – Detox
That is the album with a title that has been being talked about for like 5 yrs.

AlienDude | 10/22/2006, 12:49 am EST

All Beatles albums 1967 and after in 5.1 surround.
22 minute full Helter Skelter jam

Live Floyd from mid 70’s

Who’s Next in 5.1

Courtney Love’s ‘How to murder your old man and get away with it’

D | 10/22/2006, 1:32 am EST

I have the Prince Crystal Ball CD.

I want a proper Prince Live CD. Not the one from One Nite Alone Live but a proper one from various performances throughout the years.

TCL | 10/22/2006, 1:43 am EST

Another QOTSA album with Nick Oliveri, Josh Homme, Dave Groll and Mark Lanegan..does rock get any better?

Geoff | 10/22/2006, 1:44 am EST

The original Smile album

stevefritsch | 10/22/2006, 2:18 am EST

This column is as factual as RS’s left-wing political columns. “Hells Bells” IS on the Maximum Overdrive soundtrack, titled “Who Made Who”. Bag the leftist bullcrap and start focusing on music again.

Gaz | 10/22/2006, 2:22 am EST

I felt Neil Young should have released a follow up to Decade in ‘97 and called it Score. Now 30 years have passed & we still havn’t got a decent compilation (Greatest Hits was pretty useless).

adam | 10/22/2006, 2:28 am EST

traviling wilburys is essential. petty, dylan, orbinson, harrison, and lynne. also a new studio elo albulm with origanal members from circa 1976 and a couple of guest spots for roy wood would be amazing. floyd would also be great. and if you could get elo back together might as well do another move albulm and show the new bands how to rock

JD | 10/22/2006, 2:29 am EST

Pearl Jam needs to release all the songs from the “Avacado”/self titled release. There is said to be around 25 songs we know of and a bunch im sure we don’t.

Chuen | 10/22/2006, 3:00 am EST

New Rage Against the Machines. Muse – live. And maybe acoustic power ballads by Nickelback and Madonna covering Jay-Z.

Andrew | 10/22/2006, 3:35 am EST

Another Velvet Underground album from their days with Cale… as long as Lou Reed puts some effort into singing, instead of talking like hes been doing the last 20 years

craigers | 10/22/2006, 3:48 am EST

-beatles reissues are being made as we speak. they just want to get the tech right.
-the new kings of leon stuff is really good. they have been playing it live. i honestly cannot describe it. more punk somehow? almost like gang of four, but southern…
-any chili peppers outtakes from “one hot minute” would work
-a new david cross album

andrew | 10/22/2006, 3:51 am EST

The left wing point of view is what makes Rollingstone a great magazine.

cashed up teenie #126534 | 10/22/2006, 5:04 am EST

kill rolling stone now, end the pain – let tired whores sleep

sam | 10/22/2006, 6:19 am EST

Hey did you know that 9/10 of America’s worst congress men are Republicans, thats nice to know, thanks for the unbiased opinion. It’s hilarious that the left wants to bring down fox news for its bias, but they have no problem with publishing the “fact” that 9/10 of the worst congresspeople are republicans. Thanks for the fair and balanced look at things.

mattyK | 10/22/2006, 7:46 am EST

A proper, official live album from U2 – all that they’ve released are DVDs. Their last real live album was Under a Blood Red Sky from 1983. One of the greatest live bands in the world and there’s no official live album – for me, ripping from the DVD just aint the same, but take what you can get.
They’ve got the recordings, perhaps the Buenos Aires show from the start of the year.

Anders | 10/22/2006, 7:49 am EST

The new oasis best of album which IS a classic , I know all the songs on it-Talk Tonight will surprise many.

I also can’t wait for the next new proper oasis album, the one with the tracks and ideas they held back from sony, from which they are now free-this WILL be special..

Iggy | 10/22/2006, 9:39 am EST

Anything from Savatage!!!!

jose | 10/22/2006, 10:02 am EST

more lost sessions from gram parsons?

Aaron D. | 10/22/2006, 10:21 am EST

I’m sure someone has mentioned this, but I didn’t read every post.

Tapeworm, a project with Tool/A Perfect Circle singer Maynard James Keenan with Trent Reznor. It’s been officially scrapped, even though APC has played one of those songs live.

Aaron D. | 10/22/2006, 10:22 am EST

I also think the world needs more B-Sides collections. I’d love to have one from the Foo Fighters or Garbage.

Miguel | 10/22/2006, 10:27 am EST

How about a DVD copy of the original Pink Floyd The Wall show from ‘82?? The CD is good and all, but it’s the imagery that really makes it worth it.

The new Pumpkins record sounds like it’s gearing up to be really good – Roy Thomas Baker and Terry Date working on it.

John Lennon’s demos. I heard a bootleg of John doing “Real Love” solo acoustic and it was AWESOME.

Andrea | 10/22/2006, 10:46 am EST

I think that the Dandy Warhols have something called the Black album that was rejected by Capitol. They keep saying that they will release it I am not sure that it has come out. I would like to see that.

KB | 10/22/2006, 11:02 am EST

A new Throwing Muses album with the original lineup of Kristin Hersh, Tanya Donelly, Leslie Langston and Dave Narcizo…but I’ll settle for Kristin’s new solo album.

zero | 10/22/2006, 11:35 am EST

umm, ever since the first reunion in 1999, there has been talk of black sabbath working on a new album… i don’t think it will ever happen though because all people want to hear is the old stuff in a live setting anyway…

A. Diane | 10/22/2006, 11:47 am EST

BJORK!!!

Djo | 10/22/2006, 12:25 pm EST

There isnt a single album out there, that I’ve waited for as long or as despondently as a new Lauryn Hill disc. The ideal fantasy is to hear her sing something new, with renewed vigour, restraint, inspiration and a clearer voice. Her last solo guitar tunes( The Mystery of Inequity, Selah etc), although imbued with a semblance of her genius, were clearly beautiful songs that were swallowed up by self-pity. To see Lauryn Hill, confident and exuberant as she used to be would be wonderful.

Bill | 10/22/2006, 1:14 pm EST

um… The soundtrack to Stephen King’s Maximum Overdrive movie (ie. Who Made Who) DOES have “Hells Bells” on it… but that’s besides the point. AC/DC isn’t a band about putting out rehashed ‘greatest hits’ or ‘best of’s, nor will they be giving the rights to Itunes. Every album is a greatest hits album, so just buy them all.

max | 10/22/2006, 1:19 pm EST

anything new by neutral milk hotel.

John | 10/22/2006, 1:37 pm EST

After Chinese Democracy comes out…there is no point to living anymore, nevermind buying other artists cds….life will be complete….

Jesse | 10/22/2006, 1:41 pm EST

Ryan Adams had a rumored 5-disc box set of unreleased material that was supposed to come out after “Gold.” Call me crazy, but I would have loved to hear it all – especially his rockin’ stuff with the Pink Hearts. All that came out of it was “Demolition.”

ryan m. | 10/22/2006, 2:05 pm EST

A new who album.

Padge | 10/22/2006, 2:20 pm EST

Even though it will never happen……..Uncle Tupelo

manq | 10/22/2006, 2:26 pm EST

The DAVID LEE ROTH/VAN HALEN unreleased songs (3 or 4) that supposedly made..”the hands fall off the clocks.”

Heard there was some unreleased tapes of PRINCE with MILES DAVIS laying around.

What about the unreleased recordings found in JOHN PHILLIPS garage with the ROLLING STONES.

ROBERT ROTH & TRULY need to make a 3rd record.

If Canadian metalheads KICK AXE do another record they seriously need to get GEORGE CRISITON back in the band.

Cool that someone actually mentioned BLANKET OF SECRECY.

Personally looking for the follow up to Chinese Democracy. I figure around the time I get set to retire that could get squeezed out.

Jason B. | 10/22/2006, 3:19 pm EST

How about an official release of the full, live Hendrix Experience set that included the explicit “Morrison’s Lament” (w./ a wasted Jim Morrison on lead vocals). Also, a new RATM album would be good, considering the amount of material, in these curent times, they can write about. Last, but not least, Dr. Dre needs to release Detox..and bring the G-Funk back, amid all this shit crunk music that’s out today…

blind melon | 10/22/2006, 3:33 pm EST

I really want the new BLIND MELON album, the band recently reformed with a new singer and they are recording a new album right now!.

Chris A. | 10/22/2006, 3:41 pm EST

I would like to see the movie “Christmas on Mars” by The Flaming Lips..just watching them make it on the documentary looks as if that movie is going to be trippy as hell.Peace

evan | 10/22/2006, 3:46 pm EST

The Verve has a lot of unreleased material and b-sides that are nearly impossible to get.

craig g | 10/22/2006, 3:58 pm EST

How about a screamo kids bop. Just hesring little kids singing slipknot would be fuckin’ hilarious. Or a collaberation between Donny Osmound and DMX. Hell yes

Gwar | 10/22/2006, 4:14 pm EST

How about a recording of the band Neil Young and Rick James were in together in Buffalo in the ’60s? I’m sure it wouldn’t be good, but it would be Rick James and Neil Young, together.

Myles | 10/22/2006, 4:31 pm EST

The Next Horslips Full electric album.

Over 25 years in the waiting !

Based on the recent Rollback reflection of the 12 albums so far , a new addition to the back catalogue would be welcomed all over the world.

More info on http://www.horslips.ie

Come on lads you know were gagging for it.

Joe R | 10/22/2006, 4:35 pm EST

BLUR… damon and mr. coxon need to make a mends and re create the magic they made back in 1999 with “13″

Oasis’ sessions with Death in Vegas, for christ sakes please. And Jack & Meg please please please don’t die off.

Hunter | 10/22/2006, 4:50 pm EST

Elliott Smith’s unreleased B-sides. aka, Frome a Basement on the Hill volume 2

BP | 10/22/2006, 5:40 pm EST

Tantric’s third album

Wheelz | 10/22/2006, 5:43 pm EST

Chinese F**king Democracy!!!! Axl’s a pain in the a**e, but he’s a f**in talented one!!!

And the new Metallica album. Rick Rubin IS indeed producing their next album. I’m dyin to hear what influence Rob Trujillo will bring to Metallica…..?

Andrew | 10/22/2006, 5:59 pm EST

I’m still waiting for AC/DC’s latest album, I have all their greatest hits!

Mike | 10/22/2006, 6:04 pm EST

The new State of Ohio record.

Eviland | 10/22/2006, 6:08 pm EST

A new bob dylan record, stripped down with just him, a harmonica, and an acoustic guitar… or anything by neutral milk hotel… Wouldnt mind the stones releasing some live records from the “exile” period…

Mct | 10/22/2006, 6:09 pm EST

Hindu Love Gods sessions,
they were a band consisting of warren Zevon and the band members of R.E.M.
Their cover of raspberry beret can be heard on zevons greatsest hits (hope someone knows who he is)

oh and The Complete version of The Who’s Lifehouse album and movie.

ray | 10/22/2006, 6:13 pm EST

their probably is a greatest hits cd of Pink Floyd but I can’t find it. I went to a record store and borders and check online and can’t find it. plus the AC/DC greatest hits

James | 10/22/2006, 6:19 pm EST

A new one by Y&T..w/ all 4 original members…..A all-star tribute for Jason Becker..w/ proceeds going for Jason’s comfort & well-being….& Tommy Merry 4.

KEM | 10/22/2006, 6:24 pm EST

This will never happen, but we can dream…a new husker du and a new replacements.

olepink | 10/22/2006, 6:26 pm EST

Traveling WIlburys… Vol. 2…. there was a volume 1 and a volume 3…. where was volume 2?

marnr67 | 10/22/2006, 6:44 pm EST

did Radiohead ever officially put out the B-Sides to OK Computer that i somehow got a hold of?

greg | 10/22/2006, 6:47 pm EST

ive been waiting forever for it and hopefully finall gonna get “chinese democracy”

sean | 10/22/2006, 6:49 pm EST

without a dought chinese democracy

Winnorf | 10/22/2006, 6:49 pm EST

I can’t wait for the next Lou Reed CD with all new songs.

Jimmy | 10/22/2006, 7:05 pm EST

Springsteen — A deluxe edition of Darkness on the Edge of Town, with The Promise, Because the Night, Fire, etc. A live album from 1978 is essential too. Plus, the Nebraska cuts with the E Street Band. We know he has them stashed away.

anonymous | 10/22/2006, 7:38 pm EST

andrea, you can get that dandy warhols cd, along w/ another cd for $30 on their website.
I find that AC/DC live is pretty close to a greatest hits cd.
I kind of want to hear Paris Hilton’s versions of fame and heart of glass just to see how bad they are

pedrothefish | 10/22/2006, 7:42 pm EST

New La’s, new manic street preachers with richie, and why has no one mentioned elastica???

Anonymous | 10/22/2006, 7:44 pm EST

A new My Bloody Valentine, or just Kevin Shields, cd…or even just the rumoured remastered MBV Ep box set.

Elton John | 10/22/2006, 7:50 pm EST

Holy shit! Hey everybody, Jeff Mangum made a comment on this page! Wow, the real Jeff Mangum!

Padge | 10/22/2006, 7:55 pm EST

I have that Hindu Love Gods album on cassette that Mct was talking about. Great songs on that record. An unknown classic, if you ask me. Warren Zevon is one of my favorite artists(and probally the most underrated of all time). I saw Zevon, Berry, Buck, and Mills preform “Raspberry Beret” on Letterman once way back; thats the only time I saw them play live as the Hindu Love Gods. I would love to see that great album released again aqnd given some just due!!

crb3 | 10/22/2006, 8:13 pm EST

Live Stones album from 1972-’73 with Mick Taylor, remixed Beatles (Revolver on) in 5.1, unreleased Ryan Adams

Clutch | 10/22/2006, 8:29 pm EST

Chalk, thanks for the soulseek offer. I don’t have it though. I need it.

GoTerps | 10/22/2006, 8:49 pm EST

The Who “Endless Wire” and Live at Leeds 2

topher tencha | 10/22/2006, 8:52 pm EST

Frank Zappa’s-Cruising With Ruben And The Jets without the instruments redone so I can have both versions on CD. I’d also like the 3 Stars On Long Play albums to come out on CD as they were.

Tim B. | 10/22/2006, 8:54 pm EST

Word is that Joni Mitchell’s coming out of retirement to release a new album- here’s hoping that she goes back to the template of Night Ride Home, Turbulent Indigo, and Taming the Tiger, and not of Both Sides Now and Travelogue…but I’ll buy it no matter what style she uses.

Tim B. | 10/22/2006, 8:57 pm EST

The new Joni Mitchell, now that she’s coming out of retirement. And Neil Young’s Missing 6 are way past due. Plus, let’s get some SACD re-issues of the Beatles Catalogue, and Dylan, and Neil, and Joni, and all the other artists who haven’t been remastered since the early days of CD, like has been done for the Stones.

chinaski | 10/22/2006, 9:28 pm EST

i read somewhere that the avalanches were working on a new album. i can’t wait to here that.

Jude Law's Nanny | 10/22/2006, 10:08 pm EST

Anything by R. Kelly. And I mean ANYTHING!!!

prettiovideo | 10/22/2006, 10:09 pm EST

I remember a Lenny Kravitz interview from around the time Circus came out, and he was talking about a rhythm and blues record he and Craig Ross were working on, and was listening to demos…..still haven’t heard it, I hope Baptism wasn’t it!

Manuel V. | 10/22/2006, 10:18 pm EST

Seriously… forget all of these albums, someone just get Pavement back! (Now)

KB | 10/22/2006, 10:25 pm EST

Oh yeah…one more. Sara Watkins…her long overdue solo album, since Nickel Creek are splitting anyway.

mondo | 10/22/2006, 11:33 pm EST

soundgarden’s B-sides or Zach De la Rocha’s long awaited solo record…

davido | 10/22/2006, 11:45 pm EST

When Hendrix died, he was recording a “Sketches of Spain” style album with Gil Evans. That album would have changed everything we knew about popular music. That is the answer to this question.

Brett | 10/22/2006, 11:47 pm EST

Well it’s not a CD…I want to see a DVD of Aretha – Live at Fillmore West released. I’ve seen grainy footage of it when she brought Ray Charles on stage and they should just realease it in its entirity. Imagine Ray and Aretha jammin on stage..too much soul!

Rolling Stone Sucks | 10/22/2006, 11:53 pm EST

How about a new Van Halen album with David Lee Roth and all the unreleased Pink Floyd stuff that exists would be nice too.

anonymous | 10/23/2006, 12:03 am EST

new sebadoah and dinosaur jr, and other recently reformed bands that don’t have lou barlow in them

jv | 10/23/2006, 1:18 am EST

The long awaited rumored to be in the studio My Bloody Valentine disc… I also want to see if the Pixies can still make it work (yeah they can live, but can they make it happen in the studio?).
A Blur disc with Graham Coxon, or else don’t call it Blur.
and let’s see if Sebadoh can recreate their magic.

smileyface | 10/23/2006, 1:21 am EST

The Pixies to make a new album, the Stooges new 2007 album, smashing pumpkins, radiohead’s long-awaited new album, various unrreleased Nirvana like s decent live DVD (It would be cool to have that concert where the song “Jesus don’t want me for a sunbeam” is on the DVD for WTLO) and some unreleased songs I’ve heard about, new white stripes album – as well as a stripes b-sides (which I have heard many, and they are quite good), the arcade fire’s follow-up,….there’s something I’m totally forgetting about….

Brad C | 10/23/2006, 1:37 am EST

The best album that ALMOST was has to be the one Jimi Hendrix and Miles Davis were planning together right before Jimi died. Wow. That still hurts to think about how good that could’ve been. Talk about jazz/rock fusion.

Kevin | 10/23/2006, 2:12 am EST

I’m still waiting for Jellyfish to get back together and release a new album. Their “Fan Club” box set is great, but it’s time for something new…

Mike | 10/23/2006, 2:23 am EST

In the late 80s there was a rumor of some Springsteen/Stones studio sessions in Europe. Not sure how that would sound, but it would be interesting to hear.

J | 10/23/2006, 2:26 am EST

there are OK Computer B-Sides. Check out Airbag/How am I driving? IT’s was a pain in the ass to get a couple years ago when I thought I’d lost mine. Hmmm, maybe a Tool live DVD though. A New Portishead disc too would be nice.

wiredude | 10/23/2006, 2:42 am EST

new music wish list:

a reunited Kitchens of Distinction
Arcade Fire
Radiohead
Interpol
the Cure(would be happy with a release of their unplugged show)
Postal Service
a reunited Midnight Oil!!!
Yes with Wakeman on board but would settle for new jon anderson solo
Joni Mitchell
Peter Gabriel
Julian Cope(less kraut)
Gillian Welch
Throwing Muses

Me | 10/23/2006, 3:42 am EST

How about an acoustic album of all the major hits for each corresponding year. There are a few out there but most are decade retrospectives.
The original Beach Boys Smile sessions in a box set edition much like what they did with Pet Sounds a few years back. I didn’t see Prince’s The Black Album Or Dave Grohl’s Pocketwatch sessions. More Live at the BBC albums would also be a big plus. The Rolling Stone or Queens of The Stone Age come to mind.
MTV should release a few more of their Unplugged shows like George Michael, Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots, and Hole for instance. There are also some great VH1 Storytellers episodes that deserve their proper release also like Jewel, Steely Dan, Billy Joel, etc.
Artists that deserve the live treatment would be U2 leading the pack, along with Van Halen (David Lee Roth), & Gorillaz to name a few.

Shanna | 10/23/2006, 4:33 am EST

Since Genesis is getting back together, perhaps maybe a new album (not another greatest hits collection) is worth looking forward to.

mic | 10/23/2006, 4:44 am EST

The Tapeworm album, Reznor and Maynard should not have broken this up.

Kliffee | 10/23/2006, 5:32 am EST

Roth & Van Halen, of course!

DGG | 10/23/2006, 6:12 am EST

The soundtrack to Stephen King’s Maximum Overdrive doesn’t count — it doesn’t even have ā€œHells Bellsā€!

Way to go… May I suggest a little more time spent on AC/DC albums (and less on perfecting the affected “we’re superhip slackers” type of writing) so as to avoid embarassing factual mistakes like this one in the future??

Otherwise, the title of “bible of rock ‘n’ roll” might go to Smash Hits sooner than you think.

EricMD | 10/23/2006, 6:30 am EST

Lauryn Hill 2nd studio album

Jack | 10/23/2006, 7:33 am EST

all that matters is that this atrociously biased left wing magazine stop showing favouratism the annoying, pointless minority in society that do nothing but complain.

Gary | 10/23/2006, 8:23 am EST

The other million or so albums Ryan Adams never got round to releasing would be sweet as…

Jake Burns | 10/23/2006, 8:31 am EST

The new ASH cd

Jake Burns | 10/23/2006, 8:39 am EST

David Bowie and the Spiders From Mars? With Mick Ronson dead for over 10 years that would seem pointless!

rockstar70 | 10/23/2006, 8:51 am EST

A NIN greatest Hits.

John R. | 10/23/2006, 8:59 am EST

An official release of the Beatles Christmas albums, plus all that Let it Be stuff they found a few years ago.

trigganometry30 | 10/23/2006, 9:11 am EST

How about Tom Delonge, Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker stop with their stupid side projects, say sorry and get back together (for the kids, and do another album.

I also wish for some new Postal Service, Coldplay, Radiohead, White Stripes and Franz Ferdinand.

How about a Ringo/McCartney album and tour?

Robert | 10/23/2006, 9:13 am EST

File under cheesy 80’s rock, but I would love to hear the Jim Steinman sessions for Def Lep’s Hysteria. Unfortunately, the rumor is that the sessions were scrapped before anything was ever recorded.

A more tangible offering would have to be Cheap Trick’s re-recording of In Color with Steve Albini. I’ve heard the bootleg and it’s f-in’ brilliant. They need to release this in some form in the near future!

Ash | 10/23/2006, 9:19 am EST

“Jack | 10/23/2006, 7:33 am EST

all that matters is that this atrociously biased left wing magazine stop showing favouratism the annoying, pointless minority in society that do nothing but complain.”

you can shut the fuck up.

John | 10/23/2006, 9:20 am EST

The Travelling Willburys didnt have a Vol. 2. Roy Orbison died after Vol. 1 so they called their second album Vol. 3 to kind of honor his passing.

Josh | 10/23/2006, 10:57 am EST

The fourth Ben Folds Five album, which rumor has it is under lock and key at Sony. Recorded before the break-up of the band, never released. Ben’s promised there’s lots of material fans have never heard…

McGuire | 10/23/2006, 11:01 am EST

Libertines….. The La’s

Bee | 10/23/2006, 11:03 am EST

A new Weezer album with Matt Sharp on bass. Also, kick out a few some with Rachel Hayden, too. Oh, and give Rivers his heart back so he can kill us with Pinkerton Vol. 2

Scenic Anemia | 10/23/2006, 11:11 am EST

Tim B. said…”And Neil Young’s Missing 6 are way past due.”

The “missing 6″ are now the “missing 2″. “On The Beach”, “Hawks and Doves”, “American Stars and Bars” and “Reactor” were all remastered and released on cd a few years ago. The same day “Greendale” was released I believe. The only two that haven’t been (and probably never will be) released on cd are “Time Fades Away” and “Journey Through The Past”. “Time Fades Away” would be nice to have. “Journey Through The Past” isn’t a must have by any stretch of the imagination.

MegaSudz | 10/23/2006, 11:18 am EST

Didnt the Spiders record without Bowie and Ronson?

jungleland | 10/23/2006, 11:21 am EST

Springsteen recorded a country record in 1987 and a hip-hop drum loop record (like Streets of Philadelphia) in the early 90’s. Neither were released. I don’t think any of these songs are on TRACKS either.

Japanese version of Living Colour’s Biscuits has over 20 songs (the US version has like 6 songs) The rest are live, radio, demos and remixes. I got this at a used CD store for $5 – they thought it was the US version.

ON DVD – The Concert For The Rock And Roll Hall of Fame Grand Opening in Cleveland (1995) It was on HBO (and I was there) The VHS tape I have is in real bad shape. They rebroadcast an abridged version a few times, but never the 6+ hour live broadcast

Banjo | 10/23/2006, 11:24 am EST

I’m not into rage against the machine anymore. but i would be interested to hear Zach de la Rocha’s never released solo album that was rumoured to be produced by Trent Reznor and Danger mouse.

Jason P. | 10/23/2006, 11:41 am EST

How about the Green Day record whose master tapes were allegedly stolen causing them to record a new album which turned out to be American Idiot.

Evan | 10/23/2006, 11:47 am EST

This list couldn’t be complete without a new Neutral Milk album.

charliemapleton | 10/23/2006, 12:00 pm EST

Miss Hill indeed!Plus a comeback New Radicals album.

johnny bongo | 10/23/2006, 12:05 pm EST

Rustic Overtones-if you havent heard them do yourself a favor an get a hold of an album or 2-it’ll make you wish they still made music

Gamaliel | 10/23/2006, 12:07 pm EST

Rolling Stones – live ‘72
The Who – Who’s Last
Free – Fire and Water (remastered)
Van Morrison – Astral Weeks (remastered)
Wolfmother second album

Charles | 10/23/2006, 12:18 pm EST

The live recording and DVD of The Smashing Pumpkins’ farewell concert at the Metro in 2000. Maybe it’s less special now that they’ve reunited, but it was one of their longest, best concerts with all their best hits and rarely performed songs.

Heck, any live cd or live DVD of a complete Smashing Pumpkins concert, preferably from their Mellon Collie tour days. The concert anthology DVD they already have out, Vieuphoria, doesn’t count.

Also, the reportedly hundreds of songs recorded for Zwan that are just sitting in a vault somewhere now.

Conrad C. | 10/23/2006, 12:32 pm EST

I agree with the Stones from ‘72. I would like to see an official release of the *ocksucker’s blues movie.

And if I’m dreaming, more Libertines.

A Stone Roses reunion tour, and a Smiths reunion tour. Even if they just did it for the money!!

Mr Blackwell | 10/23/2006, 12:39 pm EST

Has to be Kiss’ Music from the Elder II (War of the Gods)… 25 years now and still no news. Mr Reed must have those lyrics written by now

Joe | 10/23/2006, 12:41 pm EST

Tim Buckley re-issues, especially his best album, “Starsailor.”

surforia | 10/23/2006, 12:54 pm EST

I’d heard that Hendrix and Jim Morrison recorded some stuff together in nyc one night… that would be pretty sick!

However, there’s nothing I want more than to hear Chinese Democracy. Nothing.

Dazed & Confused | 10/23/2006, 1:03 pm EST

….the Jimi & Morrison stuff is available on lots of inferior cds…and it’s just terrible…a very drunk Morrison pissin’ and moaning about anal sex and Jimi just wailing in the background on a strat….must have been a huge embarrassment when Jim sobered up!

3-Dimensional Hearing | 10/23/2006, 1:08 pm EST

Songs from the Black Hole by Weezer

Dylan_boi | 10/23/2006, 1:19 pm EST

Hows about ALL the Dylan studio outtakes etc from his whole career. C;mon they’re gonna release it eventually anyway, they might as well do it now so he gets some acclaim for it while he’s still among us…

And the tons of unreleased Ryan Adams would be wicked too…

Ian | 10/23/2006, 1:21 pm EST

What about My Bloody Valentine? They had to have had something ready in the mid 90’s before the breakup..

HiattFan | 10/23/2006, 1:29 pm EST

I’m surprised no one’s mentioned The Replacements live album “The Shit Hits the Fan”, which was previously only available on cassette (and now nearly impossible to find).

One can only hope that it’s included on the upcoming ‘Mats boxset (supposedly in the works for 2007).

Higley Town Hero | 10/23/2006, 1:33 pm EST

How about a complete live album by R.E.M.? The band members have always made it a point that they hate live albums. However, they don’t seem to have a problem with releasing a couple of live tunes on their CD singles. Which means fans have to shell out a whole bunch of $ for each one to compile a whole cd. I think when they went to college they study art or anything like that – they must’ve studied Marketing because it shows big time! And that live DVD doesn’t count, either. I can’t rock out to a DVD in my car.

Lobsters | 10/23/2006, 1:34 pm EST

I wish there was a Replacements album recorded after they fired Paul Westerberg instead of Bob Stinson.

Lobsters | 10/23/2006, 1:38 pm EST

An R.E.M. live album would be good if they replaced Peter Buck with Ace Frehley and Michael Stipe with Robin Zander. Otherwise – Forget it!

Phil | 10/23/2006, 1:46 pm EST

The Traveling Wilburys’ albums have been out of print for years now. I’d like to see those reissued.

BOB-O | 10/23/2006, 2:12 pm EST

Axl Rose farting on a snare drum

KW | 10/23/2006, 2:13 pm EST

Definately definately the unreleased Ryan Adams stuff.

Also, D’Angelo needs to get off the crack and come out with the follow up to Voodoo. I haeven’t heard anything with that much soul since then!

beckafella | 10/23/2006, 2:20 pm EST

The strokes live album! I just saw them in concert and they rocked amazingly!

Love cup | 10/23/2006, 2:32 pm EST

Barney. Come on he knows us and how we feel. Kidding aside, Cheap Trick – Dream Police.

White Elephant | 10/23/2006, 3:03 pm EST

I don’t care about Guns N Roses. I want a new DIGABLE PLANETS album!

perfectomix | 10/23/2006, 3:11 pm EST

-An official, coherent, double-album-style release of U2’s stolen Achtung Baby demo tapes. I’ve got the bootleg, and some of that stuff is gold. Also, the original, double album version of The Joshua Tree.

-I second the person who mentioned Tom Petty’s original Wildflowers double album (some of the songs ended up on She’s The One). A rejiggered version of Let Me Up (I’ve Had Enough) would be nice too. Tom & the Heartbreakers fought over the album’s stylistic direction, and some of the leftovers (available on the Playback box set) sound better than most of what made the album.

-B-Sides collections for the Foos and Garbage (I remember Garbage saying they were trying to plan a B-Sides set years back, but were getting tied up in legal crap).

-Some ACTUAL Stones rarities (not Starbucks-hyped remixes and mediocre live tracks pulled from previous CDs).

-The alternate version of Sarah McLachlan’s Fumbling Towards Ecstasy (she originally planned to release 2 versions of the album).

-Massive box sets for the usual suspects already mentioned (Neil, Bruce, Prince, and other vault-hoarders).

-A Police/Sting 2-disc hits collection, with one disc for the band, and one for Sting solo.

-I think several artists would benefit from copying Bowie’s approach to his last collection. He released both single- and double-disc versions of “Best of Bowie” to satisfy both casual fans who just want one CD of the biggest hits, and also people who want a more thorough career overview (but without buying a pricy box set or all the albums). Then you could give people an option, and everyone’s happy. Well, everyone except the hardcore snob fans who insist that every recorded moment of their favorite artist’s career is “essential.” :)

angie | 10/23/2006, 3:33 pm EST

I’ve been waiting for The Desaparecidos album Payola. It was supposed to be released a while back.

Anonymous | 10/23/2006, 4:04 pm EST

an album of radiohead b-sides. i.e. killer cars, pearly, true love waits, banana co., polyethylene (part 1 & 2), talk show host, , transatlantic drawl, amazing sounds of orgy, how i made millions, bishop’s robes, palo alto….you get the idea.

Pat | 10/23/2006, 4:14 pm EST

a new Breeders album. or a new pixies album. just give me more Kim Deal.

Plinky Plonky | 10/23/2006, 4:37 pm EST

I’m finished with albums. Nobody knows how to make a cohesive record anymore. The future is in compilation records with specific themes, whether it be by label, genre, artist, mainstream hits or eclectic. If I’m forced to pay $20 for a record, I want variety.

MR | 10/23/2006, 4:42 pm EST

More from the Elliott Smith Basement on the Hill sessions.

Pearl | 10/23/2006, 5:40 pm EST

new albums:
Wilco
Springsteen
T he Shins
Radiohead

RustySyringes | 10/23/2006, 5:44 pm EST

The Wiggles box set.

That would be fucking off the chain.

Kyle | 10/23/2006, 6:26 pm EST

the new rooney album

un named | 10/23/2006, 7:01 pm EST

just respect whats comming

Yenrac | 10/23/2006, 8:50 pm EST

1) Beatles remastered in SACD or just remastered would be nice with bonus tracks and singles (getting rid of the Past Masters and maybe even some of the Anthology stuff).

2) A Music DVD of Pink Floyd’s performance of the Wall. I can’t believe this hasn’t been done yet.

3) George Harrison and Bob Dylan’s recording sessions from 1969-70 (pre All Things Must Pass).

4) The Kinks rarities (Great Lost Kinks Album) extended. There needs to be a Kinks Box set, a great, underrated band.

5) Ryan Adams’ recordings from the Demolition era. Supposedly he recorded 4 albums worth of material, and they only released a bit of his demos from these sessions.

6) New White Stripes Album. I know it’s not that long since the last one, but they are the best new band out today.

6) U2 Live album. A proper U2 live album (maybe double album) spanning their career would be awesome. Or maybe at least the full concert at Red Rocks.

7) Harry Nilsson’s last recording sessions. The man is one of rock’s all time geniuses, who passed too soon. I can’t believe this isn’t out yet.

8) Todd Rundgren’s proper follow up to Liars. Liar’s was a fantastic record, and his best since A Wizard a True Star. I expect that his next real cd (not It’s alive from the Cars) will be some weird experimental record to kill off what little fans he has left, but if it’s a proper album, it’d be great. Liars is in my top 10 of the 2000’s.

and that’s it for now

Lobsters | 10/23/2006, 9:47 pm EST

How about a Hold Steady CD about Boys And Girls In America who buy records because Rolling Stone says they’re so great and get completely fucking ripped off?

Other Brother Darryl | 10/24/2006, 12:50 am EST

1) Because of the Times, Kings of Leon
2) Arlene’s Grocery Bootlegs, The Strokes
3) Cuban Linx 2 (Before Dr. Dre), Raekwon
4) Rarities, Wu-Tang Clan
5) A new Tribe album produced by Madlib

John Ives | 10/24/2006, 9:53 am EST

A New proper Smiths Album- Johnnu why Modest Mouse???!!

A new oasis album produced by Owen The Man Thomas (Noels great but Owen’s the best producer for this band)

John | 10/24/2006, 11:53 am EST

The Strokes Live…..saw someone already suggested this….but it shold happen….they are underappreciated.

John R. | 10/24/2006, 11:54 am EST

The Strokes Live….saw someone already suggested this….but it should definitley happen…they ARE a great live band…..a great band period…underappreciated

cbtaco | 10/24/2006, 12:52 pm EST

1) Rolling Stones Live 1973. The “Brussells Affair” boot is their finest hour on stage and the definitive argument for Mick Taylor as the most underappreciated guitar god of all time.

2) Rolling Stones Live 1978. The Some Girls tour smoked and was Ronnie Wood’s finest hour with the band.

3) A Dylan-style bootleg series from the Stones. Open the vaults hor heavens sake!

4) Bob Dylan- The Bootleg Series Volume 8: Live 1979-81 The Gospel Tours

5) Bob Dylan- The Bootleg Series Volume 9: Another 3 disc set of unreleased and rarities with a disc focusing on the hard to find official releases: The Usual from Hearts of Fire, Band of the Hand, etc.

6) Bob Dylan- The Bootleg Series Volume 10: The Grateful Dead Tour Rehearsals

7) Bob Dylan- The Bootleg Series Volume 11: Live from the Neverending Tour 1997-2002 the Charlie Sexton / Larry Campbell era

8) Bob Dylan- The Bootleg Series Volume 12: Live 1986-87 the Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers tours

MTVSux | 10/24/2006, 1:24 pm EST

Live Rolling Stones 1972/1973 and 1978

Live CD/DVDs from Jonny Lang, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, and John Mellencamp

Metallica greatest hits

TheLawyer | 10/24/2006, 1:36 pm EST

Wu-Tang Clan, the Purple Tape
Beck: Live at the Angel Orensanz Foundation, 10-22-06.
Radiohead, Bonnaroo 2006
A newer better Dead Kennedy’s live album.

TheLawyer | 10/24/2006, 1:41 pm EST

One last thing, as far as music goes, the future lies in the past. With the exception of a few bands like The White Stripes, Radiohead and a few others, the future lies in the past, good reissues and archival releases are great. Rhino is going to probably put out some decent Grateful Dead archival material now that they control that vast empire.

Current | 10/24/2006, 1:45 pm EST

a new VAST album of new material would be really nice!! also the debut from The Dreaming (Chris Hall from Stabbing Westward’s new band), other than that the purple album from Days of the New too!!!!!

r from r | 10/24/2006, 5:13 pm EST

Why do you need an AC/DC Greatest Hits when all their songs sound the same?

Mili | 10/25/2006, 3:45 am EST

Haha,that’s true!!!:)))

bucket | 10/26/2006, 12:58 pm EST

ORPHANS – TOM WAITS

chinese democracy – Guns N’ Roses

a new record with the e street band, as Bruce said would be coming soon.

PBF | 10/26/2006, 1:25 pm EST

Warren Zevon “The Envoy”

Mykl | 10/26/2006, 6:02 pm EST

I want to see the Swans ‘EP’, ‘The Burning World’, ‘Love of Life’, and ‘White Light from the Mouth of Infinity’ remastered and rereleased.

From NIN: Surround Sound Pretty Hate Machine, Broken/Fixed, The Fragile, and the DVD version of Closure

An actual release of the Smashing Pumpkins’ Machina II would be great too

And a note to Anorexorcist: While a new Noir Desir would be great (and you have no idea how shocked I am to hear them mentioned), I’m pretty sure Cantat is still incarcerated.

Jordan | 10/29/2006, 5:26 pm EST

An R.E.M. album where they start actually rocking again (I think they’ve kinda mentioned that they were attempting to do that w/ Around The Sun, but that didn’t work out…), new White Stripes, Courtney Love’s new album, and of course, Weezer-Songs from the Black Hole…

noname | 11/1/2006, 5:52 am EST

Pink Floyd’s live perfomance of “ECHOES”? I Heard that they did the song on their 1987 tour. A masterpiece that I’d like to hear live anyway…

Anonymous | 11/2/2006, 6:15 pm EST

chinese democracy- gnr

Jim Ohio | 11/2/2006, 9:07 pm EST

A proper release of T Bone Burnett’s “Proof Through The Night”

screw G&R | 11/3/2006, 1:27 pm EST

Pink Floyd, Roger Waters, Modest Mouse, Bright Eyes, DCFC, Zack from Rage, APC, Tracy Chapman

First Born Productions | 11/3/2006, 2:13 pm EST

Where in the hell is the new “Redman” album? A new one by “A Tribe Called Quest ” would be nice too. “DETOX?” “Rakim?” At least we got Jay-Z “Kingdom Come”, Nas “Hip-Hop Is Dead” and The Game “Doctor’s Advocate” all coming soon. That should hold me for awhile

The Persian Drunkard | 11/9/2006, 4:31 am EST

Joni Mitchell – Hissing of Summer Lawns Demos
Wilco – YHF demos
Bob Dylan – New Orleans 1981-10-11
_________ – Toronto 1980-04-20

and of course the rumored new Joni album. and a quiet wish- A new batch of Capt. Beefheart compositions

(and first and foremost a LARGE box of unreleased Miles mid-70ies band feat Pete Cosey)

Eric Turner from Tucson | 8/3/2007, 9:50 pm EST

I would love a new Michael Jackson album with Quincy Jones as producer!!!

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