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Red Hot Chili Peppers- Blood Sugar Sex Magik

Foo Fighters- Foo Fighters

Green Day- Dookie

The Smashing Pumpkins- Mellon collie and the infinate sadness

Queens of the Stone Age- Songs for the Deaf

Pixies- Doolittle

Rage Against the Machine- Rage Against the Machine

NoFX- Punk in Drublic

Rancid- ....And out come the wolves/Indestructible

Soundgarden- Badmotorfinger

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Daft punk - Homework

Kanye west - the college dropout

Kings of leon - youth and young manhood

Nas - illmatic

Qotsa - rated r

Stone roses - stone roses

Dr. Dre - 2001, or any setlists - to see dre would be a huge privalidge

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linkin park - Hybrid thory

the king blues- under the fog

velver revolver- contraband

guns n roses- appetite for destruction

lostprophets - start somthing

Billy talent-11

Rise against- siren songs of the counter culture

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Depends on the band. With some bands, where they have an album that is thousands times better than the rest of their work (eg. Muse), it's cracking and a huge draw. But with others, where the surprise and joy of which of their amazing tracks they'll play, it can be disappointing. Much as I loved the Pixies Doolittle shows, a full greatest hits setlist would have been more awesome, and would probably have got me even more excited.

And The Flaming Lips performing the Soft Bulletin is going to be the best show this year, almost certainly. Yoshimi may be more interlinked, but the Soft Bulletin is just pure joy condensed into musical form.

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Dookie - Green Day

Siamese Dream - Smashing Pumpkins

Pulp - Different Class (Please)

Ride - Nowhere

My Bloody Valentine - Loveless

Funeral - Arcade Fire

Could think of many more but these would have to be the top albums i'd personally like to see...

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