In the latest of our episodes discussing music, Craig and Andrew decided to take some time to talk about our favorite albums of all time. As always, these are just our own personal picks and not so much a declaration of the universal best albums of all time. With that in mind, we thus implore you guys to leave us some comments with your personal favorite albums of all time. We hope you enjoy.
Craig’s Top Ten (In no particular order):
- Radiohead – “OK Computer”
- Mineral – “End Serenade”
- Acid Bath – “When the Kite String Pops”
- Pearl Jam – “Ten”
- Death Cab For Cutie – “Transatlanticism”
- Nine Inch Nails – “The Downward Spiral”
- Tool – “Undertow”
- Pink Floyd – “Dark Side of the Moon”
- Smashing Pumpkins – “Siamese Dream”
- Sigur Ros – ( )
Andrew’s Top Ten (In somewhat of an order)
- Pearl Jam – “YIELD”
- Titus Andronicus – “The Monitor”
- Radiohead – “Kid A”
- Nine Inch Nails – “The Fragile”
- Soundgarden – “Down On The Upside”
- Rancid – “…And Out Come The Wolves”
- Dead Confederate – “Wrecking Ball”
- Weezer – “Pinkerton”
- The Thermals – “The Body, The Blood, The Machine”
- Drive-By Truckers – “The Dirty South”
Last 5 Out:
- Refused – “The Shape of Punk To Come”
- The Stooges – “Funhouse”
- Queens of the Stone Age – “Songs for the Deaf”
- PJ Harvey – “Stories From the City, Stories From the Sea”
- Jerry Cantrell – “Degradation Trip Volumes 1&2″
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The second best number in Cleveland sports history is #32. Much like yesterday and number 23, today’s number is primarily carried by one superstar. Cleveland’s Jim Brown was easily the best player of his generation. When he retired his name was on more records than Elvis. (I’ll be here all week…) Think about this- he averaged 5.2 yards per carry for his entire career. That is the best for any RB with more than 500 carries. He still ranks 8th in total rushing yards and is the only player in the top ten that averaged more than 100 yards per game.
