I've seen Tori a few times. The first time was shortly after "Under the Pink" came out. I'm kinda embarrassed to say it, but it's true: I actually cried. I remember seeing all that Beatles concert footage, with all the screaming and crying girls, and thinking, "Get a life!" Well... life shoved that comment back in my face! I was there with my girlfriend, too (though she took it well and even married me... so I guess there is something to showing your sensitive side?!). Anyway... yes, Tori will always have a special place in my heart!

The clash, London Callling

Electric ladyland hendrix

I could never pick just one.

Love Tori! She is my favorite artist. I love Little Earthquakes, but also Choirgirl Hotel, and I can relate so much to Scarlet's Walk.

Anything Handel and zelinka

Depends.
Live: On Your Knees or on Your Feet - Blue Oyster Cult
Studio: Sabbotage - Black Sabbath (subject to change)
Concept: The Wall - Pink Floyd

And no, the colors are purely coincidental.

1. The Wall--Pink Floyd

2. Surprise!--Paul Simon

3. Meddle--Pink Floyd

Little Earthquakes is definitely my favorite Tori album, and I have (I think) all of them.
My favorite varies with my musical moods. When I am feeling classical, it might be Rachmanninov's Variations on a theme of Paganini, don't ask me which specific performer. Classic rock, maybe Fleetwood Mac: Rumours. Or Journey: Escape. Or Led Zeppelin II. Funky Pop, Train: California 37. Dance, Ariana Grande: Dangerous Woman. Old Alternative, maybe R.E.M.: Automatic For The People. Soul, anything by Anita Baker. Straight-up pop: Kelly Clarkson: Piece By Piece.

Allman Brothers live at the Filmore East//////////////////////Beatles White Album..........and 46,000,000 other albums

Punk in drublic, nofx

Between the Line Janis Ian
Secret Drinker Pete Atkins

59 Sound by Gaslight Anthem. Love every song on it.

Behemoth- the Satanist.

Anything Handel and zelinka

Fat of the land by prodigy

I like Three Days Grace, "One-X."

Let alone the album, I am puzzled by your name........ Any particular reason why Bangkok????

Best Album... Oh, Man... I can't even remember the last time I had a "Best Album"...

I love Little Earthquakes tho, that is a good one. For me, that brings other albums to mind that influenced me during that era.

Bjork - Post ..was a good one.
Portishead - Dummy.
Nick Cave and the Bad Seed - Let Love In.
Tom Waits - Rain Dogs. (among many great albums from this guy)
Peter Gabriel - Passion (Last Temptation of Christ soundtrack... not the newer Gibson Movie.)
They Might Be Giants - Flood (My early teens favorite, for clever sillyness.)
Laurie Anderson - Big Science (Nostaligia from childhood. My dad is strange.)

More recently I can't recall "albums" sticking out in my mind. The last album I remember listening to repeatedly is apparently 13 years old now:
Shpongle - Nothing is Lost (Pretty great, if you like this kinda thing)

Pop album. This album kills me.

Abbey Road, tte Beatles