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Simpe concept, post what song you're listening to right now.
Dee Snider - Lies Are A Business
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Van Halen - When It's Love
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Keith Sweat - Nobody
Janet Jackson - Anytime, Anyplace
Ohio Players - Sweet Sticky Thing
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Alice in Chains - Breath of a Window.
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The Cure - Burn
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Alice in Chains - Right Turn
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The Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet album.
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Dead Kennedys - Your Emotions
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Ace Frehley - New York Groove
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Queen - These Are The Days of Our Lives
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Gotye (featuring Kimbra) - Somebody That I Used To Know.
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Aerosmith - Angel
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KISS - Cold Gin
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Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak
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What's New in Baltimore - Frank Zappa
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Bon Jovi - Livin' On A Prayer
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Cheap Trick - The Flame
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KISS - Hard Luck Woman
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The Ohio Players - Honey album
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Joan Jett & The Blackhearts - I Hate Myself For Loving You
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Nine Inch Nails - Dead Souls
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David Bowie - A New Career In A New Town
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Curtis Mayfield - Pusherman
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REO Speedwagon - Keep On Loving You
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Bad English - When I See You Smile
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Tenacious D - City Hall
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Ozzy Osbourne - So Tired
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Slave - Slide
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Queensryche - I Don't Believe In Love
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Judas Priest - Turbo Lover
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Testament-electric crown
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Metallica - Disposable Heroes.
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Shriekback - Faded Flowers
These faded flowers
Precious as memory
A veil of cloud
Correct as energy
We had some good machines
But they don't work no more
I loved you once
Don't love you anymore
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Have You Ever Wanted Someone So Bad? - Def Leppard
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Isaac Hayes - I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself
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Eric Clapton - Wonderful Tonight
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The Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil
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Judas Priest - Turbo album
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Elvis Costello - Alison
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Curtis Mayfield - Freddie's Dead
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Florence and the Machine - Stand by Me
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Steve Perry - In The Rain
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Sacred Reich - The American Way
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Van Halen - Dreams
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Booty by Blac Youngsta
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A Man and the Blues - Buddy Guy
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David Bowie - Low album
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Nine Inch Nails - Closer
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Damage Inc. - Metallica
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David Bowie - Jean Genie
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Devin Townsend Project - Kingdom
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Miles Davis - Seven Steps To Heaven
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Been listening to Bowie's trilogy of albums with Brian Eno - Low, Heroes and Lodger.
Low is arguably the best of them. You can definitely see where early Joy Division and Gary Numan got heavy influence with all the synths, punk roots and moody instrumentals. This is one of my favorite albums of all time. Every song on it is great, even the chilling instrumentals towards the end.
Heroes has a strong A side but the B side of the album is lackluster with all the instrumentals. Don't take away that the title track of Heroes itself, Joe The Lion and Beauty and the Beast are great songs. I really like Blackout, but that's about it for the album. The rest of it is OK.
Lodger is the underrated one of the these albums. There are some great songs on here; Red Sails and DJ are especially good. But this album seems to always go overlooked by fans.
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Exile - Kiss You All Over
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For Halloween, I am breaking out the Metal classics....
Mercyful Fate - Melissa and Don't Break The Oath
Judas Priest - Stained Class
Iron Maiden - Killers
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MINISTRY - Everyday is Halloween
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Jack Off Jill - Star No Star
I don't believe in TV
I don't believe in the fear
When you are searching for stars
You will be looking right here
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Jack Off Jill - Star No Star
I don't believe in TV
I don't believe in the fear
When you are searching for stars
You will be looking right here
Nice one! I had their album 'Clear Hearts, Grey Flowers' years ago. Loved Strawberry Gashes.
Shame they never became a massive success, the talent was definitely there.
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Depeche Mode - Everything Counts
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David Bowie - Scary Monsters (and super creeps)
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Heaven 17 - Penthouse and Pavement
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Nice one! I had their album 'Clear Hearts, Grey Flowers' years ago. Loved Strawberry Gashes.
Shame they never became a massive success, the talent was definitely there.
Damn, wasn't expecting anyone else to have heard of them, I've been listening to them off and on for years now. Pity there wasn't more from them.
The lead singer, Jessicka, went on to form Scarling., who I also like a lot - less rock, more noise pop.
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Scarling. - City Noise
Another deep depression
The calm before the storm
The shaking in your head
How you sacrificed - how you paid the price
All the words you wish you had said
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Prince - Pop Life
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Nice one! I had their album 'Clear Hearts, Grey Flowers' years ago. Loved Strawberry Gashes.
Shame they never became a massive success, the talent was definitely there.
Damn, wasn't expecting anyone else to have heard of them, I've been listening to them off and on for years now. Pity there wasn't more from them.
The lead singer, Jessicka, went on to form Scarling., who I also like a lot - less rock, more noise pop.
They came out of the Fort Lauderdale rock scene. They were like the female version of Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids. I think Manson himself gave them the name 'Jack Off Jill'. Love Jessicka, her paintings are beautiful too.
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Halestorm - Do Not Disturb
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Skid Row - I Remember You
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NIN - The day the world went away
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The Rolling Stones - Can't You Hearing Me Knocking
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The Rolling Stones - Wild Horses
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John Lee Hooker - Boom Boom
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AC/DC - You Shook Me All Night Long
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John Lee Hooker - Bang Bang
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Black Sabbath - The Mob Rules
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Exile - Kiss You All Over
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Led Zeppelin - The Battle of Evermore
The pain of war cannot exceed
The woe of aftermath
The drums will shake the castle wall
The ringwraiths ride in black, ride on
Sing as you raise your bow
Shoot straighter than before
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Semisonic - Gone to the Movies
Now the rain turns into snowfall as the
City sky reflects the silver street below
And it covers up the cars
And the Wallflowers CD ended half an hour ago
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Jennifer Lopez - I'm Real
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Depeche Mode - Told You So
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Television - Marquee Moon album
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Stan Ridgway - Drive, She Said
Then she reached in her purse
And she pulled out a gun, and said
"Now just shut up, and keep your hands on the wheel"
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David Bowie - Changes
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Marilyn Manson - Coma White
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Isley Jasper Isley - Insatiable Woman
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Britney Spears - Till The World Ends
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R. Kelly - The Down Low
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Led Zeppelin - Kashmir
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Black Sabbath - War Pigs
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KMFDM - Juke Joint Jezebel
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Steely Dan - Black Friday
When Black Friday comes
I'll collect everything I'm owed
And before my friends find out
I'll be on the road
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Albert King - Years Gone By album
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Love Kills - Vinnie Vincent Invasion
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Disturbed - Glass Shatters
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Iggy Pop - Winners and Losers
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Ozzy Osbourne - Mr. Crowley
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Jeff Beck - Cause We've Ended As Lovers
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NIN - March of the Pigs
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NIN - Head Like A Hole
Fuck it, I am on an NIN kick tonight.
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Rick James playlist for today!
Ghetto Life
Cold Blooded
Hollywood
Love Gun
Superfreak
Give It To Me Baby
Fire and Desire
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Now it's time for the Prince playlist.
Do Me Baby
Housequake
Let's Go Crazy
Baby I'm A Star
1999
Starfish and Coffee
Pop Life
Mountains
Little Red Corvette
Automatic
When Doves Cry
International Lover
Adore
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Jimi Hendrix - Crosstown Traffic
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Fregie - M.I.L.F.$
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Notorious B.I.G. - Fuckin' You Tonight
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Notorious B.I.G. - Hypnotize
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Gary Numan - Are Friends Electric
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Keith Sweat - Just One of Them Thangs
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Placebo - Nancy Boy
Kind of buzz that lasts for days
Had some help from insect ways
Comes across all shy and coy
Just another nancy boy
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Placebo - Nancy Boy
Kind of buzz that lasts for days
Had some help from insect ways
Comes across all shy and coy
Just another nancy boy
I love their cover of Kate Bush's Running Up That Hill.
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Muddy Waters - I Got My Mojo Workin'
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Cream - White Room
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Jaco Pastorius - debut album.
Wow! I usually don't like Jazz Fusion but this guy is easily a top notch bass player from the first listen.
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Also listening to assorted Britney remixes on Youtube. Haven't found any I'd like to highlight yet, still going through them.
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AURORA – Nature Boy
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David Bowie - Quick Sand
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Miles Davis - Seven Steps to Heaven
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Chic - Good Times
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David Bowie - Changes
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Marvin Gaye - Let's Get It On
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Cinderella - Don't Know What You Got(Till It's Gone)
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New Order - Blue Monday
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Depeche Mode - Shake the Disease
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Depeche Mode - Told You So
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siouxsie and the banshees - A Kiss In The Dream House album.
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Ozzy Osbourne - Bark at the Moon.
I love Jake E Lee's guitar style.
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Keeping the Depeche Mode stuff active with today.
DM - People Are People
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New Radicals - You Get What You Give
You've got the music in you
Don't let go, you've got the music in you
One dance left, this world is gonna pull through
Don't give up, you've got a reason to live
Can't forget, we only get what we give
One of this years 'big Christmas adverts' uses a cover of this, and it makes me feel very old.
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The Human League - Fascination
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David Bowie - DJ
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Warrant - Heaven
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Marilyn Manson - Coma Black
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Marilyn Manson - Speed of Pain
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Shaw/Blades - High Enough
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I'll Never Love Again - Lady Gaga
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Albums for today -
Isley Jasper Isley - Caravan of Love
Earth, Wind and Fire - All N All
Parliament - Mothership Connection
Ohio Players - Honey
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Start Me Up by the Stones of course.
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I am on a Jazz kick lately, so all my songs are going to be favorites.
John Coltrane - Spiral
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Thelonious Monk - Evidence
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Miles Davis - Cookin' album. The first of the great quintet albums.
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Still on a Jazz kick today.
Herbie Hancock - Empyrean Isles album
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Thanks to Cade mentioning the movie to me ;D
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Beach Boys - Forever
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Stone Temple Pilots - Dead and Bloated
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Alice In Chains - Them Bones
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Brilliant instrumental work. Jan Hammer at his finest.
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Nine Inch Nails - Closer
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A Room with a View by Death Angel
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I've Got An Ape Drape - The Vandals
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David Bowie - Fascination
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Breaking out some classics.
Booty Collins' with a big one.
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Jean-Michel Jarre - Oxygène
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Ennio Morricone - Il Triello
Shivers, every time . . .
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Don Johnson - Heart beat ;D ;D
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In my recent Jazz kicks, I've discovered Jaco Pastorius recently.
I'm not big on Jazz Fusion, which is probably the reason I never heard of Jaco before. When it comes to Fusion, there's only a handful of albums I do like and the main one is Herbie Hancock's Headhunters. I love Wayne Shorter when he's in a quartet or in Miles Davis' quintet, but I don't care for The Weather Report, which is where Jaco is most famously known for being a member of.
Jaco was a brilliant bass player and his original written songs are amazing. This song has the famous bass hook that later became SWV's hit 'Rain'. His melody here and phrasing is wonderful. It's easy to see why he has a huge fan following in the Jazz community based off his riffing and play style.
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The Stranglers - (Get a) Grip (On Yourself)
Convicted of insanity, of crimes against the soul
The worst crime that I ever did was play some rock and roll
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Jaco and the last track from his debut album.
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Pentangle - The Lyke-Wake Dirge
This ae nighte, this ae nighte
Every nighte and alle
Fire and fleet and candle-lighte
And Christe receive thy saule
Today's the winter solstice, always makes me think of this song.
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David Bowie - Changes
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Metallica - One.
Some people hate the movie that features in the video, Johnny Got His Gun, but I like it. The novel by Dalton Trumbo is incredible.
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Metallica - One.
Some people hate the movie that features in the video, Johnny Got His Gun, but I like it. The novel by Dalton Trumbo is incredible.
I remember seeing that movie years ago in high school and being surprised by it. I had no idea they took inspiration from a movie while making that video.
Great anti-war movie. The novel is great too, I agree. Trumbo suffered from the black lists.
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As an early Christmas present, I've got my hands on the deluxe CD version of one of the greatest and most important Jazz albums ever made.
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I love this album so much I could write massive walls of texts talking about it to the point I sound like a crazy person. I used to own one of the original Impulse vinyl versions, which was worth a good bit of money. This is probably my all time favorite Jazz album ever made. There isn't a single bad bar on it whatsoever. Every musician is in top form, especially the man on the cover and band leader or the quartet.
The bonus disc to the deluxe version has the only live recorded show of the album songs in it's entirety. The quality is good, but Coltrane was not happy with his performances, so it's not worth tracking down unless you're a huge fan. There are some cool outtake versions on it too, one of which where he plays Soprano and Artie Sheep is in on Sax.
If you like Jazz and don't own this album, get your hands on it eventually. It's a classic and a must have album.
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Some Old School German Thrash Metal:
Sodom - Magic Dragon
Kreator - People of the Lie
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We are definitely not listening to Christmas music! ;D
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Hailee Steinfeld - Back To Life(80s Remix)
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Venom - Black Christmas
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3l9Xm6Hqqcg)
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Miles Davis - Seven Steps to Heaven
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NO EXCUSES
Meghan Trainor
Very catchy. Can't get it out of my head now haha
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Smashing Pumpkins - 1979
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The Jackson Five - Maybe Tomorrow
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Mother's Finest - Baby Love
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Elvis Presley - Can't Help Falling In Love
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In your room - The Bengals.
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blinke-182 - First Date
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Joe Satriani - Crushing Day
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Semisonic - This Will Be My Year
Then you tell yourself
What you want to hear
But you have to believe
This will be my year
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The Church - Under The Milky Way
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Skid Row and not the 80's band, but the Gary Moore led band.
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Angra - Live and Learn
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KISS - Unholy
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Sepultura - Chaos A.D.
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KISS - Do You Love Me
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Trevor Moore - Help Me
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Jackson 5 - Maybe Tomorrow
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Stone Roses - Made of Stone
When the streets are cold and lonely
And the cars they burn below me
Are you all alone?
Is anybody home?
I was heading home from work when this came on - ended up driving past my house and round the block so I could listen to it all . . .
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Nine Inch Nails - Reptile
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Pink Floyd - Run Like Hell
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Ministry - Stigmata
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Britney Spears - Toxic
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Britney Spears - Slave 4 U
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Rick James - Give It To Me Baby
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David Bowie - Lady Stardust
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Magic Dance - Everything's Dancing
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Trevor Something - Synthetic Love
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Miami Nights 1984 - Elevator of Love
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David Bowie - Station to Station
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The Germs - Forming
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Megadeth - In My Darkest Hour
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Noel Harrison - The Windmills Of Your Mind
A circle in a spiral
A wheel within a wheel
Never ending nor beginning
On an ever-spinning reel
As the images unwind
Like the circles that you find
In the windmills of your mind
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The Church - Myrrh
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Marilyn Manson - Coma Black
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Aubrey O'Day - Wrecking Ball
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The Ward Brothers - Madness Of It All
Driving down, let the dice roll
Destination, no-one knows
Somewhere in heaven through the pearly gates
This one way ticket buys a empty space
To see the sunshine or the madness of it all
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John Hiatt - Spy Boy
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Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song
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Stargazer by Mother Love Bone
@Cadeauxxx will get the reference. :)
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Hahahaha, I'm doing Diamond Dogs today and i think @John Connors knows why! ;)
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Wang Chung - Dance Hall Days
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Flock of Seagulls - I Ran
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Fragma - I Need A Miracle
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Godley and Creme - Cry
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Phil Collins - In The Air Tonight
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David Bowie - DJ
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Def Leppard - the Hysteria album.
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Rick James - Ghetto Life
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Thin Lizzy - Jail Break
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Michael Jackson - The Way You Make Me Feel
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Aleph - Blackout
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Fleetwood Mac - Gold Rush Woman
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Taylor Swift - Style
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Stiltskin - Inside
Swing low In a dark glass hour
You turn and cower
See it turn to dust
Move on a stone dark night
We take to flight
Snowfall turns to rust
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Taylor Swift - Love Story
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Shiny Toy Guns - Le Disko
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KMFDM - Symbols album
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Jeff Beck - Scatterbrain
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Iron Maiden - Sanctuary
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Michael Jackson - Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'
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Rod Stewart - Every Picture Has a Story
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The Allman Bros - Midnight Rider
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Ministry - With Sympathy album.
I love this album so much. It's truly Ministry's finest work and the only album of theirs that I can listen to all the way through. Every song is good and there's a handful of stand out numbers for New Wave at the time - Work For Love, I Wanted To Tell Her, Effigy and What He Say are my favorites. It's a shame that they would go on to become a weird industrial band and later generic metal band. The original lineup of Jourgensen and George were onto something special as evident from With Sympathy. Ministry will always be a 'what could've been' band in my eyes.
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Frankie Goes To Hollywood - R E L A X
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Taylor Swift - New Romantics
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Prince - Pussy Control
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Count me in for some Prince binge listening for tonight.
Gonna go with Housequake, Do Me Baby and Mountains.
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Prince - I Could Never Take The Place of Your Man
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Prince - I Could Never Take The Place of Your Man
My favorite Prince guitar solo is in that track.
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Kool & The Gang - Summer Madness
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Lady Gaga - Marry The Knight
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Miles Davis - My Funny Valentine
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REO Speedwagon - Keep On Loving You
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Alanis Morissette - Head Over Feet
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Kim Wilde - We're The Kids In America
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Tears For Fears - Pale Shelter
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Night Ranger - Sister Christian
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Laura Branigan - Self Control
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Van Halen - When It's Love
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Alice In Chains - Them Bones
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Berlin - Take My Breath Away
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The Wailing Souls - What A Feeling
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ABC - The Look of Love
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Bow Wow Wow - I want candy
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Albert King - Crosscut Saw
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Nirvana - Come As You Are
Come as you are, as you were
As I want you to be
As a friend, as a friend
As a known enemy
I just discovered that today would be Kurt Cobain's fifty-second birthday. I'm somehow unable to process that information.
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Tiamat - Do you Dream of Me
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Nirvana - Come As You Are
Come as you are, as you were
As I want you to be
As a friend, as a friend
As a known enemy
I just discovered that today would be Kurt Cobain's fifty-second birthday. I'm somehow unable to process that information.
RIP. He was the voice of a generation for many of us. Who didn't own a copy of Nevermind or Inutero back in 1995? Those were the albums.
I was big into Nirvana before Marilyn Manson came out.
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Bruce Hornsby & the Range - The Way It Is
That's just the way it is
Some things'll never change
That's just the way it is
Ha, but don't you believe them
That piano line tho.
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Metallica - One
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Deep Purple - Storm Bringer
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Britney Spears 3 ;)
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Taylor Swift - 22
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Quiet Riot - Don't Want To Let You Go
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Sarah Longfield - Illuminate.
This girl knows her melodies.
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Cutting Crew - I Just Died In Your Arms Tonight
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Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Two Tribes
Can't get over the Vice City soundtrack.
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John Foxx - Burning Car
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Mary Jane Girls - All Night Long
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Russ Ballard - In the Night
When the sun goes down, there the night will wait
Then slowly move for the kill
If you would come back again, it would take away this pain
But I don't know if you ever will
Whenever I listen to this song I find my brain instinctively adds the sound of Tubbs hammering his Cadillac across town to warn Crockett . . .
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Wavves - "Super Soaker"
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Russ Ballard - In the Night
When the sun goes down, there the night will wait
Then slowly move for the kill
If you would come back again, it would take away this pain
But I don't know if you ever will
Whenever I listen to this song I find my brain instinctively adds the sound of Tubbs hammering his Cadillac across town to warn Crockett . . .
Classic stuff. I love Russ' Voices that was used in season 1 of Vice.
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Toto - Africa
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Yes - Owner of a Lonely Heart
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Gary Moore - Still Got The Blues album.
Gary Moore had quite possibly the greatest Les Paul tone ever.
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CHicago - 25 or 6 to 4
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Fleetwood Mac Rhiannon
And I have tickets to see them in Melbourne in September!! Yay, another bucket list item to be done soon 8)
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Fleetwood Mac Rhiannon
And I have tickets to see them in Melbourne in September!! Yay, another bucket list item to be done soon 8)
Nice one, they are amazing live. Stevie Nicks still has her voice after all these years.
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I think I am in the mood for some Fleetwood Mac now, going with the Rumors album.
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Fleetwood Mac Rhiannon
And I have tickets to see them in Melbourne in September!! Yay, another bucket list item to be done soon 8)
Nice one, they are amazing live. Stevie Nicks still has her voice after all these years.
Yes, so distinct her voice.
You see this video where she just sings...
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Ozzy Osbourne - Shot In The Dark
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Journey - Open Arms
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Nirvana - All Apologies
It's strange that 90's rock songs are now classified as classic rock.
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JEFF the Brotherhood - "Six Pack"
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KISS - Forever
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Jan Hammer - Miami Vice soundtrack
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Jan Hammer - Miami Vice soundtrack
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Alice In Chains - Angry Chair
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Jan Hammer - Miami Vice soundtrack
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Such an iconic scene. DJ was always hot as hell.
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Romeo Void - Never Say Never
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The Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet album
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Alphaville - Big in Japan
Winter's city side, crystal bits of snowflakes
All around my head and in the wind
I had no illusions that I'd ever find a glimpse of
Summer's heatwave in your eyes
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Bee Gees - How Deep Is Your Love
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KISS - Forever
I Was Made for Loving You is a big big favorite of mine!!
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KISS - Forever
I Was Made for Loving You is a big big favorite of mine!!
That might be my favorite KISS song. That's a good one for warm up practices on guitar.
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Since I am sick at home with the flu, I've been binge listening to Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac tonight.
Some of my favorites;
Black Magic Woman
Green Manalashi
Need Your Love So Bad
Oh Well
Jumping At Shadows
Albatross
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KISS - Do You Love Me?(Unplugged)
As for I was Made For Lovin' You, my favorite version of the song:
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Pantera - The Art of Shredding
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The Monkees - Daydream Believer
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Van Halen - Love Walks In
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Elvis Costello - My Dark Life
She came off like light
And so softly she spoke
"You don't know, no you don't know about my dark life"
And you think you're a guest, you're a tourist at best
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Behemoth - Ecclesia Diabolica Catholica
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Next to Me - Emeli Sandé
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Black Sabbath - Planet Caravan
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Chicago - Chicago II album
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Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac - Oh Well
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Cream - Passing The Time
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Bon Jovi - Always
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NIN - Head Like A Hole
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Fat Larry's Band - Act Like You Know
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Rick James - Ghetto Life
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Pointer Sisters - Automatic
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Jennifer Lopez - I'm Real
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Dire Straits - The Man's Too Strong
I have legalized robbery
Called it belief
I have a-run with the money
And hid like a thief
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Tonight is what it means to be young - Streets of Fire
Diane Lane was hot.
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Van Halen - When It's Love
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The Members - Sound of the Suburbs
Youth Club group used to want to be free
Now they want Anarchy
They play too fast, they play out of tune
Practise in the singer's bedroom
Drum's quite good, the bass is too loud
And I can't hear the words
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Ramones - Pet Semetary
Molars and fangs, the clicking of bones
Spirits moaning among the tombstones
And the night, when the moon is bright
Someone cries, something ain't right
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Aerosmith - Crazy
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Hall & Oates - Out of Touch
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Freddie King - Going Down
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BB King - Worry, Worry
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Otis Redding - I've Been Loving You Too Long
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Ultra Nate - Found A Cure
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Found my old copy of the Scarface soundtrack! Woo!
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Metallica - Battery
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Buddy Guy - A Man and the Blues
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Chela - Full Moon.
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Hüsker Dü - Celebrated Summer
Do you remember when
The first snowfall fell?
When summer barely had
A snowball's chance in hell?
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Taylor Swift - This Love
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Roy Harper - Another Day
Then across the room, inside the tomb, a chance has waxed and waned
The night is young, why are we so hung up in each other's chains?
I must take her and I must make her while the dove domains
And feel the juice run as she flies
Run my wings under her sighs as the flames of eternity rise
To lick us with the first born lash of dawn
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Paul Simon - You Can Call Me Al
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The Ramones - I Don't Want To Grow Up
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John Farnham - Break The Ice
Get ready to break the ice
Feels like time is standing still
Aiming right for your heart
Ready to take another spill
Only you can make it right
You can break the ice
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Talking Heads - Wild Wild Life
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Smashing Pumpkins - 1979
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Styx - Lady
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Chicago - South California Purples
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Richard Marx - Right Here Waiting
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Styx - Mr. Roboto
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Alan Silvestri - Forge
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BB King - Let Me Love You
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I'll Always Be With You - Shaw/Blades
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The Misfits - We Are 138
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Prince - I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man
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Manic Street Preachers - Suicide Is Painless
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Homicide: Logic /w Eminem
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Chromatics - Cherry
Cherry
Can be very sweet when she needs a friend
But it's only
A mask that she wears so she can pretend
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Duran Duran - Ordinary World
But I won't cry for yesterday
There's an ordinary world
Somehow I have to find
And as I try to make my way
To the ordinary world
I will learn to survive
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Metallica - Hero of the Day
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Moby feat. Patti LaBelle - One of These Mornings
One of these mornings, it won't be very long
You will look for me
And I'll be gone."
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I love that TLMorgan posted an Eminem song and Volente posted a Moby one.
Nothing for me today. Amazon mp3 keeps deleting their free stuff.
Although: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 1.
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I love that TLMorgan posted an Eminem song and Volente posted a Moby one.
Nothing for me today. Amazon mp3 keeps deleting their free stuff.
Although: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 1.
Amazing soundtrack.
Listening to Failure - ScreenMan
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Misfits - Dig Up Her Bones
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Depeche Mode - Satellite.
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Talking Heads - Wild Wild Life
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Scandal - Goodbye To You
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Iron Savior - Hall of the Heroes
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The Taz Show Podcast
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Scandal - Love's Got A Line On You
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I will now stake my claim to be the least cool person here but thanks to Sirius, I am listening almost nonstop to Dave Matthews Band Radio :o :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
And it is really helping me with my next big project! Also, Happy Birthday Stefan Lessard!
KMB
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"Sky is a Neighbourhood" by Foo Fighters
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I will now stake my claim to be the least cool person here but thanks to Sirius, I am listening almost nonstop to Dave Matthews Band Radio :o :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
And it is really helping me with my next big project! Also, Happy Birthday Stefan Lessard!
KMB
Dave Matthews was on House MD as a guest star one time, with Kurtwood Smith (Red Foreman) on there. Great episode.
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Paul Stanley - Do You Love Me?
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I will now stake my claim to be the least cool person here but thanks to Sirius, I am listening almost nonstop to Dave Matthews Band Radio :o :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
And it is really helping me with my next big project! Also, Happy Birthday Stefan Lessard!
KMB
Dave Matthews was on House MD as a guest star one time, with Kurtwood Smith (Red Foreman) on there. Great episode.
I remember that episode now, he was a piano prodigy in it. I wish he wasn't associated with being so uncool. He seems like such a nice, good dude. He's inspired much of my writing and I expect him to do more of that
KMB
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Elton John - I'm Still Standing
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Sabrina Carpenter - In My Bed
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THE WORLD REVOLVING - Deltarune OST
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Ninja Sex Party - In Your Eyes
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Elton John - Can You Feel The Love Tonight?
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Unchained Melody - The Righteous Brothers
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Taylor Swift - You Need To Calm Down
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Batman Theme - Danny Elfman
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Everywhere - Fleetwood Mac.
Christie McVie had some good songs for FM.
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Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - American Girl
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Meat Loaf - Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad
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KISS - Beth(Unplugged)
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Ken Blast - The Top
I came up from the bottom
And into the top
For the first time I feel alive
I can fly like an eagle
And strike like a hawk
Do you think you can survive... the top?
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Talking Heads - Once In A Lifetime
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Kelly Joe Phelps - Goodnight Irene
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Hall & Oates - Everytime You Go Away
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Metallica - Die, Die My Darling
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Meat Loaf - I'd Lie For You And That's The Truth
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Marvelous 3 - Indie Queen
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Iron Maiden's Number of the Beast.
Well, actually the whole Best of the Beast album. I find listening to Iron Maiden (Kiss, AC/DC, Etc.), help when I'm trying to write.
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The Misfits - Return of the Fly
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Stone Temple Pilots - Plush
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Golden Lady - Stevie Wonder
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Barenaked Ladies - Pinch Me
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Vangelis - Piano In An Empty Room
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Van Halen - Dreams
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The Cure - Just Like Heaven
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Elvis Costello - I'll Never Fall In Love Again
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Billy Joel - Uptown Girl
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Be-Bop Deluxe - Sister Seagull
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Terry Kath - Tell Me
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Chicago - You're The Inspiration
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Prince - Love...Thy Will Be Done
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Been in a New Order mood lately with their song Elegia.
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Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac random playlist
Jumping At Shadows
Rattlesnake Shake
Like It This Way
Black Magic Woman
Albatross
Green Manalishi
Only You
Oh Well
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Depeche Mode - Construction Time Again album
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Been in a throwback 90s Rock mood lately
Marilyn Manson - Mechanical Animals
Stone Temple Pilots - Core
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Mother's Milk
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The Rolling Stones - Miss You
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Rammstein - Amerika.
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The Allman Brothers Band - Trouble No More
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Billie Eilish - when the party's over
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It's all classic blues rock for me this weekend! The following albums are getting some rotation in the stereo.
Freddie King - Getting Ready
The Rolling Stones - Get Yet Ya-Ya's Out!
Fleetwood Mac - Then Play On
Albert King - Born Under A Bad Sign
Buddy Guy - A Man and the Blues
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The Ramones - I Believe In Miracles
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The Ramones - Pet Semetary
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Be Bop Deluxe, Bill Nelson proving he was the man.
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Primus - Wynona's Big Brown Beaver
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Taylor Swift - Cruel Summer
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Kylie Minogue - Can't Get You Out of My Head
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After reading this morning of the death on August 31st of Mary Lyerly Alexander, 92, John Coltrane's beloved Cousin Mary, I pulled out my CD of Coltrane's Giant Steps and put "Cousin Mary" on repeat.
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After reading this morning of the death on August 31st of Mary Lyerly Alexander, 92, John Coltrane's beloved Cousin Mary, I pulled out my CD of Coltrane's Giant Steps and put "Cousin Mary" on repeat.
Wow, RIP. Did not hear about this news. I love that record, Cousin Mary and Spiral are among my favorites on there.
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After reading this morning of the death on August 31st of Mary Lyerly Alexander, 92, John Coltrane's beloved Cousin Mary, I pulled out my CD of Coltrane's Giant Steps and put "Cousin Mary" on repeat.
Wow, RIP. Did not hear about this news. I love that record, Cousin Mary and Spiral are among my favorites on there.
My favorite cut is "Naima." So gorgeous, I never get tired of it.
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Anything from Fleetwood Mac. Finally caught them in concert in Melbourne last week. Pity no Lindsay Buckingham but a great show anyway!!
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Anything from Fleetwood Mac. Finally caught them in concert in Melbourne last week. Pity no Lindsay Buckingham but a great show anyway!!
At least they are now playing songs from the old Peter Green era. Shame what happened to him, he's one of my guitar heroes and could've truly been a legend. If Green never has his breakdown, they could've given Led Zepp a serious run for the money as the hard blues playing rock band of the 70s.
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Anything from Fleetwood Mac. Finally caught them in concert in Melbourne last week. Pity no Lindsay Buckingham but a great show anyway!!
At least they are now playing songs from the old Peter Green era. Shame what happened to him, he's one of my guitar heroes and could've truly been a legend. If Green never has his breakdown, they could've given Led Zepp a serious run for the money as the hard blues playing rock band of the 70s.
Yes, it was good to hear all their "Greatest Hits". Also, because Neil Finn and Mike Campbell have replaced Buckingham, we got a Split Enz song "I got You" and also "Don't Dream Its Over" from Crowded House. In Australia, that went down very well lol
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Anything from Fleetwood Mac. Finally caught them in concert in Melbourne last week. Pity no Lindsay Buckingham but a great show anyway!!
At least they are now playing songs from the old Peter Green era. Shame what happened to him, he's one of my guitar heroes and could've truly been a legend. If Green never has his breakdown, they could've given Led Zepp a serious run for the money as the hard blues playing rock band of the 70s.
Yes, it was good to hear all their "Greatest Hits". Also, because Neil Finn and Mike Campbell have replaced Buckingham, we got a Split Enz song "I got You" and also "Don't Dream Its Over" from Crowded House. In Australia, that went down very well lol
(https://i.imgur.com/VtUMhj3.jpg) (https://i.imgur.com/TKYeEms.jpg)
Wow sounds like a really fun show!
If you like live albums, check out Fleetwood Mac's 'Boston Tea Party'. It's from 1970 just months before Peter Green's mental breakdown and departure from the band. There's 3 volumes from 3 consecutive shows. Professionally recorded and was supposed to be their next LP for that year before Green left.
The Green incarnation of the band never sounded better.
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KISS - Forever
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Lady Gaga - Mary Jane Holland. Killer track off of Artpop. All of Artpop fuckin' jams, really.
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Britney Spears - Slave 4 U
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Taylor Swift - Can't Stop Loving You
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Prince - Automatic
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Derek and the Dominos - Bell Bottom Blues
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The ROlling Stones - Brown Sugar
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Audiobook: Darth Plagueis.
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Depeche Mode - Blasphemous Rumors
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David Bowie - Aladdin Sane
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Fleetwood Mac - Worried Dream
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Paul Stanely - Take Me Away(Together As One)
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Shaggy - It Wasn't Me
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Ministry - Everyday Is Halloween
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New Found Glory - My Friend's Over You
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Hall And Oates - Private Eyes
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Damn Yankees - High Enough
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Warrant - I Saw Red
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Sunshine of Your Love - Cream
RIP, Ginger Baker :'(
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New Found Glory = Sincerely Me
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Sum 41 - In Too Deep
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Van Halen - Dreams
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The Cure - Pictures of You
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Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
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Sunshine of Your Love - Cream
RIP, Ginger Baker :'(
RIP, sorry I am late seeing this message.
Legendary drummer and a case can be made for Cream being the greatest rock band ever. Sad seeing these old timers go.
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Prince - U Got The Look
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Lady Gaga - I'll Never Love Again
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Selena Gomez - Lose You To Love Me
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KISS - Tears Are Falling
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Daryl Hall - Why Was It So Easy?
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So Bad by Marlana Sheetz of Milo Greene, Alter Bridge's new album, Walk The Sky are my main two
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Def Leppard - Miss You In A Heartbeat
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Def Leppard - Two Steps Behind
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Ninja Sex Party - We Built This City
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The Misfits - Some Kind of Hate
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The Cure - Burn
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Nine Inch Nails - Closer
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King Diamond - No Presents For Christmas
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King Diamond - Masquerade of Madness
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Mercyful Fate - The Uninvited Guest
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Def Leppard - Hysteria
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Warrant - Heaven
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Cheap Trick - The Flame
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The Ramones - Pet Semetary
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King Diamond - Family Ghost
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Dio - Holy Diver
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Bon Jovi - Always
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I've gone nuts over the new BABYMETAL ( all caps always) album 'Metal Galaxy'
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At this time of year it is Bob Dylan's Christmas in the Heart album.
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BABYMETAL Live at the Budokan, 2014 bluray. Love those girls, in a platonic way, mind.
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Peter Gabriel - Steam
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The new album by The Who, just called 'Who.' Their best in many years, albeit they don't record much these days.
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Sue me-by Sabrina Carpenter
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Motorhead- Inferno and Aftermath.
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Taylor Swift's 1989 album
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Fleetwood Mac - The Green Manalishi
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Queen live at Hammersmith Odeon, 26/12/75. Classic.
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KISS - Then She Kissed Me
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Aldious- All girl Japanese heavy metal group, awesome!
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KISS - A Million To One
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Weezer - El Scorcho
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Selena Gomez - Look At Her Now
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BABYMETAL and Rob Halford, Painkiller and Breaking the Law. Weird but great!
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Lightbringer, another Japanese power metal band. Brilliant stuff.
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A real blast from my past...
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Selena Gomez - Ring
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Been in a Chicago mood lately.
The real Chicago that is... Not the band who sang sappy 80's ballads. The original band with Terry Kath, one of the tightest rhythm sections and the best horn band all mixed in.
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Iron Maiden, live in Rio 2019.
Scream for me Rio!!!
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Iron Maiden, live in Rio 2019.
Scream for me Rio!!!
I listened to their Live After Death album every day after school over 10 years ago. What a blast from the past!
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Love this song!
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blink-182 - A New Hope
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Black Sabbath-13.
For Ozzy.
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Mr. Big - To Be With You
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Van Halen - When It's Love
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Listen to this, Eddie. Led Zeppelin live bootleg from July, 1977 at LA Forum.
Happy birthday to Van Halen.
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Misfits - Dig Up Her Bones
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New Found Flory - My Friend's Over You
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David Bowie - Quicksand
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BABYMETAL- Live in Osaka, 15/10/2017.
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My Chemical Romance - I Don't Love You
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KISS - Shandi
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Sepultura - Quadra.
Best thing I've heard from them in a while, but I doubt they'll ever go back to their late 1980s/early 1990s standard.
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Sepultura - Quadra.
Best thing I've heard from them in a while, but I doubt they'll ever go back to their late 1980s/early 1990s standard.
Hi Nidhogg welcome to the site :)
Fine choice, I like Chaos A.D., that's a classic album.
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BABYMETAL-Live in Copenhagen, 05/02/2020.
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Blue October - I Hope You're Happy
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Reel Big Fish - Sell Out
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Reel Big Fish - Take On Me
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+44 - When Your Heart Stops Beating
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Hi Nidhogg welcome to the site :)
Fine choice, I like Chaos A.D., that's a classic album.
Thanks.
Chaos is good, but personally I prefer the two before - Arise and Beneath the Remains.
Aphex Twin - I Care Because You Do... (It's become a regular February album)
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Megadeth live at Bloodstock, 2017. Rock on Dave.
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REO Speedwagon - Keep On Loving You
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Sabrina Carpenter - Honeymoon Fades
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Bowling For Soup - 1985
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UFO- Strangers in the Night, awesome live album.
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Thin Lizzy- Live and Dangerous. One of the best live bands I ever saw..
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Styx - Rockin' The Paradise
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Styx - Lady
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Styx - Snowblind
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Styx - The Grand Illusion
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Styx - Babe
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UFO- Obsession (1978)
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Biz Markie - Just A Friend
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BABYMETAL, live at Hammersmith, London. 23/2/2020. Now, this minute, for reaI, in the flesh, onstage, I'm there, circle seat, row n. Awesome!
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Thin Lizzy- Black Rose, 1979
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Stevie Ray Vaughan- Couldn't Stand The Weather.
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Bon Jovi - Lie To Me
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BABYMETAL and Rob Halford. Painkiller and Breaking the Law APMA'S 2016.
(https://thumbs2.imgbox.com/84/52/8z8WcfNM_t.jpg) (http://imgbox.com/8z8WcfNM)
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Halsey - You should be sad
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RIP to the giant of jazz piano, McCoy Tyner, gone at age 81, last of the great John Coltrane Quartet to leave us.
Listening to "After The Rain," both the original with Coltrane, and the exquisite solo version that Tyner recorded later for his album "Soliloquy."
8) :(
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Ellen Greene and Rick Moranis - Suddenly Seymour
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You Taught My Heart To Sing - McCoy Tyner, Revelations (1988)
:'(
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Motorhead- No Sleep Til Hammersmith . RIP guys.
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Bon Jovi - Hearts Breaking Even
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Meat Loaf - I'd Do Anything For Love(But I Won't Do That)
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Judas Priest- Live in Dortmund, 18/12/1983
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Ellen Greene - Somewhere That's Green
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Ozzy Osbourne - So Tired
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Deep Purple- Made in Japan, 1972.
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Jimi Hendrix, Electric Ladyland-1968.
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Can't get enough of Cream lately. Binge listening to their classic albums.
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Can't get enough of Cream lately. Binge listening to their classic albums.
I was seven in 1967, can't remember much but that year was great with Hendrix, Cream, Beatles and the Who in their trippy era.
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The first four Ramones albums back to back. Only took 85 minutes!
1,2,3,4!
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Styx - Babe
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blink-182 - I Miss You
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The best live version of David Bowie's 'Five Years'
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Styx - Renegade
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Selena Gomez - Rare
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AC/DC- If you want blood, you've got it! Live in Glasgow 1978.
Angus! Angus! Angus!
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Supersuckers- - The evil powers of rock 'n' roll. 1999.
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Bob Dylan - Murder Most Foul
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Keith Sweat - There You Go Telling Me No Again
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Samantha Fox, 'Touch me ( I want to feel your body ).' Me too!
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Styx - Mr. Roboto
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Van Halen - Can't Stop Loving You
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Van Halen - Jamie's Cryin'
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Brett Anderson - Crazy Crazy Nights
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Taylor Swift - Lover
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Styx - The Best of Times
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Eric Johnson- Ah Via Musicom, 1990.
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Dragonforce= Through the fire and flames.
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Chicago - If You Leave Me Now
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The Beatles - I Need You
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The Beatles - Something
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The Misfits - Scream!
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The Misfits - Saturday Night
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Bowling For Soup - Girl All The Bad Guys Want
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New Found Glory - Crazy For You
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You Just Can't Smile It Away.
RIP Bill Withers :'(
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Suburban Legends - DuckTales
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The Pretenders- Pretenders 1
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BABYMETAL- Live at Hiroshima Green Arena, dvd.
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Bon Jovi - Always
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Asia - Heat of the Moment
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Muse, live in Las Vegas 2004.
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KISS - Do You Love Me?
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KISS - Hooligan
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BABYMETAL- Live at the Tokyo Dome, 19/9/2016. The Red Night.
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BABYMETAL- Live at the Tokyo Dome, 20/09/2016. The Black Night.
Live streaming on youtube right now. Stay ay home!!
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Black Veil Brides - Fallen Angels
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The Cure - The Kiss
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The Cure - Torture
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Pink Floyd= live streaming of Pulse on youtube for donations against covid-19. Stay at home.
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Lovebites- Electric Pentagram. Japanese all girl rock band. Seriously rocks!
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Aerosmith - Rag Doll
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Aerosmith - What It Takes
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Me First & The Gimme Gimmes - On My Mind
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Me First & The Gimme Gimmes - Superstar
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Scandal - Goodbye To You
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Phil Collins - Against All Odds
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The Rolling Stones - Start Me Up
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Weezer - You Gave Your Love To Me Softly
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The Cure - From The Edge of the Deep Green Sea
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Tommy Shaw & Jack Blades - High Enough
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Pink Floyd Live in Pompeii, 1972. Live steaming on youtube.
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Alice Cooper - I Never Cry
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Nightwish new album- Human II Nature.
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Butch Walker - Maybe It's Just Me
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Butch Walker - Lights Out
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Warrant - Uncle Tom's Cabin
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Whitesnake - Still of the Night
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Van Halen - Why Can't This Be Love?
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Black Anima by Lacuna Coil.
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KISS - Great Expectations
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KISS - Flaming Youth
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KISS - Shout It Loud
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Nightwish- live in Buenos Aires 2018.
(https://thumbs2.imgbox.com/e0/e9/ZTe35TQB_t.jpg) (http://imgbox.com/ZTe35TQB)
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Tutti Frutti - Little Richard
Farewell to the One and Only.
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AC/DC - Love At First Feel
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AC/DC - Let There Be Rock
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The Ramones - I Believe In Miracles
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In a King Crimson mood....
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Hydra, album from Dutch band Within Temptation.
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The Ramones - The KKK Took My Baby Away
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The Ramones - 53rd & 3rd
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Rancid - She's Automatic
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The Misfits - American Psycho
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The Smiths=Hatful of Hollow, 1984.
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The Smiths=Hatful of Hollow, 1984.
(https://thumbs2.imgbox.com/94/f0/Z5i4imSb_t.jpg) (http://imgbox.com/Z5i4imSb)
Good record. Johnny Marr was always a great guitarist. He had one of the most unique tones from that era.
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The Smiths=Hatful of Hollow, 1984.
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Good record. Johnny Marr was always a great guitarist. He had one of the most unique tones from that era.
I remember being amazed at the time, and these versions of the first album songs sound better. I was lucky to see them play live twice in 1985.
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Led Zeppelin, Earls Court in London, May 1975. 45 years ago I saw the greatest live show.
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Feeling the need for some Tommy Bolin with the James Gang. Miami and Bang.
This picture taken by me in 2015, Sioux City. RIP, feller.
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Deep Purple- Come Taste The Band, 1975
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KISS - I Was Made For Lovin' You
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New Found Glory - Hit Or Miss
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The Police - Next To You
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The Police - So Lonely
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The Police - Roxanne
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Feeling the need for some Tommy Bolin with the James Gang. Miami and Bang.
I was reading about the James Gang just recently, around the big Kent State anniversary... I remember seeing Joe Walsh on Drew Carey's sitcom, and simultaneously being unsure if he was acting or that he was at all famous (let alone how much/many times, etc.).
WHOOPS! Just hit me I didn't post what I've been listening to...Well, not a lot lately, but see I still have Steve Tyler's solo disc out from who knows why who knows when...This recollection may cause me to grab it over the weekend.
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Blvds of Splendour from Cherie Currie. Brilliant new album featuring Billy Corgan, Slash, Duff and more.
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KISS - No No No
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KISS - Nothing Can Keep Me From You
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Vinnie Vincent Invasion - Ecstacy
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Morrissey live in Dallas, June 1991, care of the Morrissey official youtube channel. Killer show with smashed guitar's and crowd invasion.
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Saves The Day - At Your Funeral
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Coheed & Cambria - A Favor House Atlantic
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The Darkness - I Believe In A Thing Called Love
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Halsey - I'm Not Mad
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Marliyn Manson - Long Hard Road Out of Hell
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Rory Gallagher- Irish Tour, '74
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Alphabetland, First new album in 30 years from L.A. band 'X' welcome back Billy Zoom.
I saw these guys twice in London, 1984 and 1987. Fucking awesome live!
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Jackson 5 - I'll Be There
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(https://thumbs2.imgbox.com/bb/2d/2dk8ax2e_t.jpg) (http://imgbox.com/2dk8ax2e)
Alex is in the headband.
Sensational Alex Harvey Band-Next. Ain't NOTHING like a gangbang!
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Garbage, Version 2.0
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Feeling in a west coast punk mood. Playing Los Angeles by X, 1980. And Damaged by Black Flag, 1981.
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Abbey Road 1969, remastered. Happy 80th to Ringo.
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Been in a Jazz mood lately with Wes Montgomery's classic album Full House
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The Rolling Stones= Beggars Banquet, 1968
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Halestorm- Live at the Download Festival, 2019.
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Modern English - I Melt With You
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Muse, live at Rock in Rio, 2019.
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The Ataris - So Long, Astoria
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ZZ Top, live at Stagecoach festival, Indigo California, 2019.
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I found this cool German Prog-Rock band from the 60s called Amon Düül II. Enjoying their album Yeti so far.
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Nightwish, live in Buenos Aires
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I'm listening to some Boards of Canada at the moment.
Garbage, Version 2.0
Ooh, Special is a great song.
Looks like you have a good taste in music. I've seen the Who 40 times in concert ( I'm old ) also seen Joan a few times, Heart, Wings and Bruce. Never heard of Boards of Canada.
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Taylor Swift - Folklore
After just one listen through, I'm tempted to indulge in over-the-top praise. The strength and depth of the songwriting is amazing, the singing superb, and I couldn't pick out a single weak, or even mediocre, track. Be warned, this isn't Pop Girl Taylor (no dance tracks or club songs), but it's not a return to Country Taylor either. This is Matured Taylor, her matchless talents as a songwriter reaching even greater heights. Almost all the songs are about love-gone-wrong or might-have-been (after a few tracks, I began to think the album was made to break your heart. I was right.) I think I'll just give in and call it a Masterpiece.
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RIP Peter Green. I am heart broken today... My favorite guitar player gone.
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The Beatles - Free As A Bird
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RIP Peter Green. I am heart broken today... My favorite guitar player gone.
A true legend to be sure. RIP
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Within Temptation, live in Switzerland 2019.
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Ozzy Osbourne - Goodbye To Romance
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Motley Crue - Glitter
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Visions of Atlantis, from Austria- new album 'Wanderers' 2020
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Dennis Wilson - Thoughts of You
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AC/DC With Axl Rose, live at MSG, Sept 14th, 2016.
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QUEEN, Live at Earl's Court, London 1977
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UFO, Strangers in the Night, live album 1979. RIP Pete Way.
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From Japan, Band Maid's album 'New Beginnings'
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Budgie- Never Turn Your Back On A Friend, 1973
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As part of one of my Jerry Goldsmith playlists.
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Coheed & Cambria - Jessie's Girl 2
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Blackpink & Selena Gomez - Ice Cream
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Budgie- In For The Kill, 1974. Brilliant British power trio.
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Van Halen - Why Can't This Be Love?
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Deep Purple- Fireball, 1971 album.
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BABYMETAL- Metal Galaxy.
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Black Sabbath- Paranoid album, 1970, so heavy I can't lift the record off of my turntable!!!
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Black Sabbath, Master of Reality, 1971
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Black Sabbath, Master of Reality, 1971
Funny you post this, I was just thinking about this album last night!
I'm not big on Sabbath or their Ozzy years. Heaven and Hell and the Mob Rules are my two favorites of theirs, but I always seem to end up with a copy of MOR where ever I live. Had it on cassette when I was a young lad back home in Louisiana, then I ended up with an original vinyl copy when I lived, then a CD copy years later after moving again. Funny how certain albums tend to follow you around.
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Laundromat by Rory Gallagher.
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Black Sabbath, Master of Reality, 1971
Funny you post this, I was just thinking about this album last night!
I'm not big on Sabbath or their Ozzy years. Heaven and Hell and the Mob Rules are my two favorites of theirs, but I always seem to end up with a copy of MOR where ever I live. Had it on cassette when I was a young lad back home in Louisiana, then I ended up with an original vinyl copy when I lived, then a CD copy years later after moving again. Funny how certain albums tend to follow you around.
The first 4 Sabbath albums are full of the heaviest guitar riffs ever. They are the original heavy metal band.
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Laundromat by Rory Gallagher.
Love Rory. Saw him several times in London. Sadly his last show I saw he was totally drunk and unable to play more than five minutes. Terrible Shame.
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Free- Fire and Water 1970. RIP Paul Kossoff, September 14th,1950- March 19th 1976. Coolest guitar vibe ever.
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Lita Ford, Time Capsule, album from 2016. (Rocks like a mother.)
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I blame John Connors for making me listen to Metallica today! :P
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I've got Trent Reznor/Nine Inch Nails and the ambient Quake soundtrack for today.
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T.REX, Electric Warrior album from 1971. RIP Marc Bolan.
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Genesis- Trick of the Tail, 1976
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T.REX, Electric Warrior album from 1971. RIP Marc Bolan.
Great record, Cosmic Dancer is a favorite.
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BABYMETAL= Metal Galaxy Day One, live in Japan in January 2020.
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Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble, Texas Flood, 1983. RIP Stevie.
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VAN HALEN 1. 'NUFF SAID.
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Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble, Texas Flood, 1983. RIP Stevie.
Classic record. I can never forget the first time I heard SRV play guitar. He was like a force of nature. Up until that point, all I wanted to play was old school metal and classic rock. First time hearing him, I suddenly had a new found interest in a music genre I had never heard of. Watching him play is incredible, he did things that no other guitar player since has done.
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Listening to King Crimson's classic album RED.
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RIP John Wetton. This lineup was pretty damn good. KC sounded like a hard rock band bordering early Metal.
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Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble, Texas Flood, 1983. RIP Stevie.
Classic record. I can never forget the first time I heard SRV play guitar. He was like a force of nature. Up until that point, all I wanted to play was old school metal and classic rock. First time hearing him, I suddenly had a new found interest in a music genre I had never heard of. Watching him play is incredible, he did things that no other guitar player since has done.
Correct. He kick started a whole new blues explosion and I think myself lucky I got to see him several times in the 80s. I've actually been to Dallas to visit his grave.
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Van Halen- 5150, 1986 album.
You get the 'Best of Both Worlds' with '5150.' It's 'Good Enough' on 'Summer Nights,' so 'Get Up' as 'Love Walks In.' 'Why Can't This Be Love' she said, in 'Dreams,' or maybe 'Inside.'
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Rolling Stones remastered Goats Head Soup, 1973.
'Can You Hear The Music' cried 'Angie' It's Nearly 'Winter' and I'm 'Coming Down Again' after 'Dancing With Mr D' that 'Heartbreaker.' Seems like '100 Tears Ago' I took the 'Silver Train' so 'Hide Your Love' you 'Starfucker' because it's Mick and the boys in a 'Goats Head Soup.'
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Rolling Stones remastered Goats Head Soup, 1973.
'Can You Hear The Music' cried 'Angie' It's Nearly 'Winter' and I'm 'Coming Down Again' after 'Dancing With Mr D' that 'Heartbreaker.' Seems like '100 Tears Ago' I took the 'Silver Train' so 'Hide Your Love' you 'Starfucker' because it's Mick and the boys in a 'Goats Head Soup.'
Thank you for posting this. Star Fucker is a song I have always wanted to write into a story.
Winter is a brilliant song, probably my favorite on that album. Mick Taylor wrote that and it's one of their best songs from that era. Taylor wrote a number of great songs with the Stones before he left.
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Led Zeppelin 1, 1969.
'How Many More Times' must I tell you 'Your Time is Gonna Come.' Through 'Good Times and Bad Times' 'You Shook Me' until I was 'Dazed and Confused.' 'Babe I'm Gonna Leave You' on the 'Black Mountain Side.' 'No, wait. There must be a 'Communication Breakdown' as I really 'Can't Quit you Babe.'
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Have had the Beatles Sgt. Peppers on my mind all day.
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James Gang, Yer Album, 1969. ( play me again, play me again, play me again...original vinyl record locked play out groove loop)
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Nine Inch Nails - Dead Souls
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The Cure- live at Glastonbury, 2019.
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The Beatles, Sgt Pepper, the mono version. It IS different to the stereo version.
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New album out this week by female guitar maestro Orianthi, just titled 'O'
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The Pretenders new album, Hate For Sale.
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New album out this week by female guitar maestro Orianthi, just titled 'O'
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Glad she is still making music, but such a shame to see a pretty lady with those ugly fucking PRS guitars. Someone get her a Gibson ASAP!
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New album out this week by female guitar maestro Orianthi, just titled 'O'
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Glad she is still making music, but such a shame to see a pretty lady with those ugly fucking PRS guitars. Someone get her a Gibson ASAP!
In the latest Classic Rock magazine she swears by PRS because they are lightweight and the neck is skinny enough for her small hands.
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Whitesnake- Lovehunter, 1979.
'You and Me' are a 'Long Way From Home' because 'We're Walking in the Shadow of the Blues.' I'm a 'Lovehunter' and you're an 'Outlaw' looking for a 'Medicine Man' to 'Help Me Throo the Day.' 'Rock & Roll Women' are 'Mean Business' so before you go 'We Wish You Well.'
All on the board, 123z.
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Going down memory lane with real old school blues lately. T-Bone Walker and BB King time!
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Phoebe Bridgers and Lydia Loveless
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New album, POWER UP, out today. Still rocking.
I'm reminded of the time that Angus was told AC/DC had made 10 albums that all sounded alike. His reply.
"That's a dirty lie. We've made ELEVEN albums that all sound alike!"
Don't expect anything new, just enjoy.
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Still Power Up. It's the number one rock album of 2020 in my honest opinion.
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Angus Young thanks AC/DC fans for their ‘guiding inspiration’ as Power Up hits number one on the UK albums chart
The return of AC/DC has been one of the most heart-warming stories of 2020. At the close of the band’s hugely successful Rock Or Bust world tour, it was roundly believed that the Aussie rock legends would call time on their extraordinary career, given that founding father figure Malcolm Young had passed, long-time frontman Brian Johnson had stepped down with serious hearing issues, bassist Cliff Williams had announced his retirement, and drummer Phil Rudd was battling addiction issues. We should have had more faith…
Back with a bang, Power Up has debuted at number one on the UK’s Official Albums Chart with the biggest first-week tally of 2020 so far.
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I've got the Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers album out today.
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New album, POWER UP, out today. Still rocking.
I'm reminded of the time that Angus was told AC/DC had made 10 albums that all sounded alike. His reply.
"That's a dirty lie. We've made ELEVEN albums that all sound alike!"
Don't expect anything new, just enjoy.
That cracked me up. A popular joke among guitar players is that AC/DC only plays the 3 chords in their name LOL.
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I've got the Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers album out today.
I can hear you knocking!
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The Foundations - Build Me Up Buttercup
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I've got the Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers album out today.
I can hear you knocking!
Hell yes!
Mick Taylor on that guitar solo mixed in with the sax ^-^ ^-^ That's the Stones at their peak for me.
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Been in a John Lee Hooker mood lately.
I found this album last week. It's all acoustic with Hooker in a room by himself with a guitar. Some powerful raw blues here.
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BABYMETAL Live at Wembley, April 2016.
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CREAM- Fresh Cream, album 1966
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Alright Still-Lily Allen
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Mountain- Climbing, album 1970
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CREAM- Fresh Cream, album 1966
I Feel Free, Spoonful, NSU... Great record
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I found this amazing cover of David Bowie's Ashes To Ashes. Easily the bests cover I've ever heard of it.
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Julien Baker: Sprained Ankle
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Led Zeppelin 1
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Led Zeppelin 1
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I was binge listening to them recently. Found my old copies of Physical Graffiti and Houses of the Holy.
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Deep Purple- Whoosh, album 2020.
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Watched the third season of Cobra Kai recently and got all 80's nostalgic again.
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Halestorm-Vicious, album 2018.
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NIGHTWISH- Endless Forms Most Beautiful, album 2015.
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Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power
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Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power
A classic!
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Rush, Clockwork Angels, album from 2012. Their final one.
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Ted Nugent, first album 1975
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Paramore: All We Know Is Falling
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Bullet For My Valentine- The Poison, album 2005.
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Killswitch Engage= Alive Or Just Breathing. Album 2002.
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The album that came out with the movie was more of an aural storybook version of the film, like Disney used to do back in the 1970s.
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The Animals - House of the Rising Sun
RIP guitarist Hilton Valentine, gone at age 77.
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Disturbed, The Sickness from 2000.
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Crystal Viper-The Cult, album 2021.
A metal band from Poland I just discovered. Singer is Marta Gabriel.
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Motley Crue, Shout at the Devil, 1983
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Muna saves the world 2019
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Emerson Lake and Palmer- Trilogy album, 1972
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Yes, Fragile album from 1972.
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I love glam metal
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Motley Crue, Shout at the Devil, 1983
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The Crue rocks!
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Sass Jordan, Rats album from 1994
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Pat Benatar, Crimes of Passion album from 1980.
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Judas Priest- Live at the Seminole Hard Rock Arena FLA, 2019
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UFO, live at the Marquee Club in London, November 1980
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Frank Zappa, live in London, 1978.
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In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3 by Coheed & Cambria
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In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3 by Coheed & Cambria
Nice one.
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Fun times...
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Detroit Stories album from Alice Cooper out today. Fucking brilliant! Just Shut Up And Rock!
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Nice to see Alice Cooper still making music. There's some unreleased Gary Moore stuff coming soon too.
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Billy Gibbons- Big Bad Blues album from 2018
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Love Johnny. I saw him abut 5 times over the years in London. Once with Muddy Waters in 1979. Two true legends.
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Rush, live in Auburn Hills Michigan, 1990.
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Rush, live in Auburn Hills Michigan, 1990.
I seen Rush live in Boston back in 2015 and they were awesome. For their age, they were still playing at an extremely high level.
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Rush, live in Auburn Hills Michigan, 1990.
I seen Rush live in Boston back in 2015 and they were awesome. For their age, they were still playing at an extremely high level.
This is new unearthed footage submitted to youtube recently. Amazing how much noise three people can make!
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Love Johnny. I saw him abut 5 times over the years in London. Once with Muddy Waters in 1979. Two true legends.
Lucky you!!! Seeing Muddy right before his health began to decline. RIP to both of them, absolute legends indeed.
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Love Johnny. I saw him abut 5 times over the years in London. Once with Muddy Waters in 1979. Two true legends.
Lucky you!!! Seeing Muddy right before his health began to decline. RIP to both of them, absolute legends indeed.
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Here they are on that day. The First Capital Radio Jazz Festival in July 1979. I was 20 and also saw BB King, Chuck Berry, Dizzy Gillespie, Ronnie Scott, Gerry Mulligan, Lionel Hampton, Stephane Grappelli and Dave Brubeck over two days.
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Opeth- Blackwater Park, album 2001
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Opeth- Blackwater Park, album 2001
A brilliant album and the title track is one of the greatest Metal songs of all time.
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Opeth- Blackwater Park, album 2001
A brilliant album and the title track is one of the greatest Metal songs of all time.
Absolutely agree. Keep rocking.
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1970's Glam Rock on YouTube, wonderful stuff that never gets much if any airtime on the main TV channels: Slade, Sweet, Mud, Showaddywaddy.
Back in the 1980's, I think, I read a review of a Sweet concert, in a highbrow newspaper which praised their Set, which ended with a 30 minute rendition of Tiger Feet! Can't really top that, IMO. :Y: Spot the deliberate error: Tiger Feet is a Mud song :Y:
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American Football - Never Meant
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Still playing Detroit Stories by Alice Cooper. Shut up and Rock!
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Still playing Detroit Stories by Alice Cooper. Shut up and Rock!
Yes, a couple weeks back it was record of the week on BBC Radio 2, Alice is still on fine form.
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Yeah, and I just got an email to say the Alice Hollywood Vampires London show is officially cancelled. My wife and I had two good seats too. Bummer. That's my Queen, Who, and Saxon shows I had tickets for all cancelled.
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Premiata Forneria Marconi/ PFM- Italian prog rock band-album Photos of Ghosts, 1973
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Yeah, and I just got an email to say the Alice Hollywood Vampires London show is officially cancelled. My wife and I had two good seats too. Bummer. That's my Queen, Who, and Saxon shows I had tickets for all cancelled.
Sorry to hear that. COVID has screwed everything up with seeing live shows. It's really decimated local music scenes too.
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Rush, live in Montreal 1981, remastered footage on youtube.
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Cleopatra- 2021 concept album from Symphonic Rock band- Everdawn.
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Immortal, new album from Michael Schenker Group.
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Mars Volta-De-Loused in the Comatorium, debut album from 2003
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I find You Tube brilliant for Classic old stuff. As well as newer music that never gets much, if any, air time on BBC Radio 2. Back in the 1970's we had a few Rock and Roll albums, which got played alot at home. So I'm revisting Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis and Wanda Jackson.
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I find You Tube brilliant for Classic old stuff. As well as newer music that never gets much, if any, air time on BBC Radio 2. Back in the 1970's we had a few Rock and Roll albums, which got played alot at home. So I'm revisting Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis and Wanda Jackson.
I agree. I must spend hours every week downloading albums and concerts-audio and video from YouTube. For example I have downloaded about 50 Led Zep concerts of mostly good to excellent quality during the last six months.
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Brand new album from Suzi Quatro, The Devil in Me. Still kicking it.
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I find You Tube brilliant for Classic old stuff. As well as newer music that never gets much, if any, air time on BBC Radio 2. Back in the 1970's we had a few Rock and Roll albums, which got played alot at home. So I'm revisting Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis and Wanda Jackson.
I agree. I must spend hours every week downloading albums and concerts-audio and video from YouTube. For example I have downloaded about 50 Led Zep concerts of mostly good to excellent quality during the last six months.
I would never have the time to view everything available! It's just great to have a scrol through names and find others I've forgotton about or never come across before, By coincedence I was looking at Suzi Quatro from the 1970's. You may notice the 1970's were my formulative years musically. Was also watching a documentary/news item on Slade, where Dave Hill was a huge sex symbol. I get David Cassidy et al, but not Mr Hill. He was enjoying it though!
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The new album from Greta Van Fleet, Led Zeppelin 2. Oops, no it's called Battle at Garden's Gate. Easy mistake!
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Megadeth- Rust in Peace, 1990
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"Nowhere Fast" and "Tonight Is What It Means To Be Young" - Streets of Fire, original soundtrack
RIP, Jim Steinman
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Megadeth= Peace Sells- but who's buying, album 1986.
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Motorhead- Orgasmatron, album from 1986.
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Led Zeppelin, full concert from San Diego, march 14th, 1975
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Manfred Mann's Earth Band- The Good Earth, album 1974
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Jimi Hendrix and The Who at Monterey Festival 1967. When time travel is invented this is where I'm going.
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'Heatwave' album from all girl Swedish rockers Thundermother. Bit like the Donna's.
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Lacuna Coil=Live From The Apocalypse, Milan 2020 concert.
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Steely Dan, 1974 album Pretzel Logic
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Supertramp, Breakfast in America album from 1979
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Led Zeppelin, live at the Summit, Houston-May 1977
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Hardware, new album by Billy F Gibbons. Rocks like a 'bleep!'
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Camel- Mirage, album from 1974
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Nightwish, the Once album, 2004
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Rolling Stones, Sticky Fingers album from 1971, 50 years old!
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Blondie- 3 track single from 1977. My first ever 12 inch single, bought for 75 pence!
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Motorhead- Ace of Spades album from 1980. Brilliant saturday night listen
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Led Zeppelin, live in Mannheim, Germany July 1980.
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Been obsessed with Gary Numan's Sacrifice album for months. This came out in 1994 and is widely considered the album that resurrected his career as a goth industrial artist. Of all his albums since the 80s, this one is easily my favorite and it sits behind the imperial albums (Replicas, Pleasure Principle and Telekon) as his 4th best album in my opinion.
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This album is long out of print and finding CD copies for a price under $70 is quite difficult. The vinyl copy is missing the 10th track due to running time, so you're best bet is the CD. I was happy to luck into a copy that was $30, only to get it in the mail and learn that it had laser disc rot on it, and thus skipped on multiple tracks.
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Been obsessed with Gary Numan's Sacrifice album for months. This came out in 1994 and is widely considered the album that resurrected his career as a goth industrial artist.
Surely one of the better career-resurrections in history, and he's made decent albums ever since. Personally I'm most fond of Exile and Pure where he perfected that bombastic Nine Inch Nails/Depeche Mode sound of his.
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New album from Iron Maiden, Senjutsu. Not out till September but teased on YouTube. Fucking knocks the ball out of the park.
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Maiden is coming. September 3rd.
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Astronaut in the Ocean
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The Runaways-Live in Japan, 1977
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From YouTube, Folk music: 2nd South Carolina String Band. Meat Loaf: Bat Out of Hell. This blew my mind back in 1970's Still brlliant today. Ditto Dead Ringer for Love with Cher.
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Iron Maiden, live in Rio, 2019.
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Marta Gabriel 2021 album Metal Queens
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Joan Jett live at the Stern Grove festival, SF. August 1st 2021
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Led Zeppelin, Song Remains the Same movie on bluray
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The Who- Who are You, album 1978
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For Charlie Watts honor, time to break out the Stones' finest album.
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Megadeth- Killing is my Business, and Business is good-album 1985
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They're here! Iron Maiden album 'Senjutsu' out today. Domo arigato!
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Judas Priest, live set at Bloodstock Festival, 2021
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BABYMETAL-10 YEARS BUDOKAN BLURAY.
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Brandi Carlile’s new album
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The Mike Curb Congregation, lots of clips on YouTube. Most famous song is 'Burning Bridges'. The theme tune for a great Clint Eastwood movie, 'Kelly's Heroes'. The music has a wonderful late sixties / early seventies vibe to it.
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\K.K.'S Priest- Sermons of the Sinner, new album from K.K.Downing, ex of Judas Priest
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Still Senjutsu from Iron Maiden. The best album of 2021.
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Neil Diamond; 'Sweet Caroline'. Live version from a 2012 concert in USA. On YouTube. Wonderful song with audience making it even more special. I've not been to many live concerts in my life, a big regret, but sadly my circumstances made it very difficult. Also, I don't live in a big city which the famous acts tend to favour and back in the day UK didn't have that many suitable venues. Now Covid has made it all more harder for bands to tour.
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Ted Nugent, live show from Michigan 1980
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October is Metal month for me. So far, going through a lot of classics.
Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell
Mercyful Fate - Don't Break The Oath
Alcatrazz - Disturbing the Peace
Judas Priest - Defenders of the Faith
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October is Metal month for me. So far, going through a lot of classics.
Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell
Mercyful Fate - Don't Break The Oath
Alcatrazz - Disturbing the Peace
Judas Priest - Defenders of the Faith
Nice. How about some British steel/
Saxon, Motorhead, Bullet For My Valentine, Deep Purple, Iron Maiden, and Budgie
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Hawkwind- live in 1978
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Brand new album from Trivium- In the Court of the Dragon
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I've been on an odd Led Zeppelin kick the past week, which is strange cause I usually don't listen to them much.
My curiosity was sparked recently when I discovered Jimmy Page used a Telecaster on their entire first album and a great deal of Led Zepp II was also recorded with the same Tele. Led Zepp fans will likely know the guitar I'm referring to is his '59 Tele with the rosewood finerboard and psychedelic dragon painting over the body.
This made a lot of things click in my head. I always felt the guitar tone on a lot of those songs sounded unique and different from what I know of the usual Les Paul stuff that was recorded later on. The Telecaster is such an underrated guitar outside of Country music. I have never understood why it is typecast as a Country player's guitar when it was used all over Rock and R&B music. I'm always surprised when I find out that some unique guitar sound I heard was actually a Telecaster and not a Strat or a Gibson type guitar.
Page also used a Telecaster in Stairway to Heaven and you can definitely hear it's twang and sparkle in the solo and background.
In my opinion there are only 2 guitars that define versatility and are real jack of all trades that can handle every genre and playing style - the Fender Telecaster and Gibson ES-335.
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I've been on an odd Led Zeppelin kick the past week, which is strange cause I usually don't listen to them much.
My curiosity was sparked recently when I discovered Jimmy Page used a Telecaster on their entire first album and a great deal of Led Zepp II was also recorded with the same Tele. Led Zepp fans will likely know the guitar I'm referring to is his '59 Tele with the rosewood finerboard and psychedelic dragon painting over the body.
This made a lot of things click in my head. I always felt the guitar tone on a lot of those songs sounded unique and different from what I know of the usual Les Paul stuff that was recorded later on. The Telecaster is such an underrated guitar outside of Country music. I have never understood why it is typecast as a Country player's guitar when it was used all over Rock and R&B music. I'm always surprised when I find out that some unique guitar sound I heard was actually a Telecaster and not a Strat or a Gibson type guitar.
Page also used a Telecaster in Stairway to Heaven and you can definitely hear it's twang and sparkle in the solo and background.
In my opinion there are only 2 guitars that define versatility and are real jack of all trades that can handle every genre and playing style - the Fender Telecaster and Gibson ES-335.
Interesting. The '59 tele was given to Jimmy by Jeff Beck when he left the Yardbirds to Page. As you say he used in 68 and 69 with Zeppelin but Peter Grant suggested he retire it in late 69 because after every gig Jimmy had to get a soldering iron out to make it serviceable! He last used it on STH. On the advice of Joe Walsh he then picked up a Les Paul Burst which became known as 'number 1.' Probably the sexiest electric guitar made.
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I've been on an odd Led Zeppelin kick the past week, which is strange cause I usually don't listen to them much.
My curiosity was sparked recently when I discovered Jimmy Page used a Telecaster on their entire first album and a great deal of Led Zepp II was also recorded with the same Tele. Led Zepp fans will likely know the guitar I'm referring to is his '59 Tele with the rosewood finerboard and psychedelic dragon painting over the body.
This made a lot of things click in my head. I always felt the guitar tone on a lot of those songs sounded unique and different from what I know of the usual Les Paul stuff that was recorded later on. The Telecaster is such an underrated guitar outside of Country music. I have never understood why it is typecast as a Country player's guitar when it was used all over Rock and R&B music. I'm always surprised when I find out that some unique guitar sound I heard was actually a Telecaster and not a Strat or a Gibson type guitar.
Page also used a Telecaster in Stairway to Heaven and you can definitely hear it's twang and sparkle in the solo and background.
In my opinion there are only 2 guitars that define versatility and are real jack of all trades that can handle every genre and playing style - the Fender Telecaster and Gibson ES-335.
Interesting. The '59 tele was given to Jimmy by Jeff Beck when he left the Yardbirds to Page. As you say he used in 68 and 69 with Zeppelin but Peter Grant suggested he retire it in late 69 because after every gig Jimmy had to get a soldering iron out to make it serviceable! He last used it on STH. On the advice of Joe Walsh he then picked up a Les Paul Burst which became known as 'number 1.' Probably the sexiest electric guitar made.
Wow that's really interesting.
You can definitely hear that Tele in those tracks. It sounds different from the Les Paul, which IMO was a bit muddy and sometimes too overdriven on their later stuff. Interesting to hear that the Tele had durability issues. It was likely beaten to a pulp from aggressive playing between Beck and Page over the course of it's life. Vintage Fender guitars had a reputation (and still do) for durability. Stevie Ray Vaughan played a beat up Strat for his entire career.
I played a Telecaster in college and it's the one guitar I regret getting rid of. That guitar was so useful for everything I wanted to play. At the time, I favored a Strat which had a far brighter neck pickup, but the Tele did everything I needed to do from classic rock to country/southern rock and jazz. My favorite thing about Teles is how twangy they sound. It didn't take me long to realize why Country guitarists love those guitars, and in the early Led Zepp recordings, you can hear that twangy sound from the Tele.
A few years ago, I started venturing into ES-335 territory and I got myself an ES-339. That has been the best guitar I've ever owned, and shockingly enough, it gets that twangy middle sound that a Tele gets. I could never get that sound out of my Les Paul, but my ES has it.
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I remember Stevie Ray's beat up strat. Similar to the one 1961 type Rory Gallagher always played. The laquer completely gone. see here. Fantastic tone live.
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Other famed Telecaster users are of course, Keith Richards with his 5 string tuning. Springsteen, Syd Barrett, and Strummer of the Clash.
You should check out the Jimmy Page book 'Anthology' which is basically a career look at all his guitars and equipment. Mrs 123z got it for me last Christmas.
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Judas Priest- Firepower album, 2018
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Massiv Attack - Angel
20+ years later and this song is still some of the most foreboding music ever created.
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Taylor Swift - All Too Well (10 minute version)
Proof that you can improve on greatness. Well, not you, but Taylor Swift can. 8)
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Massiv Attack - Angel
Had that album in college, great stuff. Teardrop would go on to be the theme for House MD.
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Sunday night in UK, BBC Radio 2: A musical celebration of one of the world's greatest rock bands 'Queen'. 2 hours and not a bad song. PS please bring back the Queen musical 'We Will Rock You'. I saw it a few times in London, it ran for over 10 years I recall. One time i sat near to an American family, the Father was introducing his teenage kids to British culture: theatre and classic rock; they were very impressed!
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Some classic disco I came across from Jimmy Castor.
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Queen, live at Hammersmith Odeon, 26/12/1975.
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Black Sabbath. Master of Reality, album 1971
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Rolling Stones. Ls Vegas live, 2021 US tour
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Nine Below Zero. Don't Point Your Finger at the Guitar Man, album from 1981.
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Beth Hart- Good Times, Bad Times, from her 2022 album A Tribute to Led Zeppelin, out February.
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The Darkness new album, Motorheart.
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Still being drawn back to the past: 1970's and Boney M.Suppose they could be described as Disco, Pop, huge in their time, in UK and Mainland Europe. Never had much 'Street Cred' as they were created by a German music producer Frank Farian, who was their main song writer and male vocalist, with Bobby Farrell miming on stage. Amazing videos on YouTube, music videos, TV shows and concert performances, some I've never seen before. A fantastic 1979 concert with full band has lots of hits, with a 4 minute + version of 'Rasputin' the extra long intro is wonderful, the costums and Bobby's dancing are simply just joyous.
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Led Zeppelin, Physical Graffiti from 1975
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Some Aussie Thrash metal from the late 1980's.
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1960's Folk / Rock classic: 'Different Drum' written by Michael Nesmith (who would later be a member of The Monkees). The most popular recording was in 1967 by The Stone Poneys with Linda Ronstadt on lead vocals.Just a fantastic song which Linda fused with emotion.Good old YouTube has the superb Carrie Underwood Live version, sung in tribute to Linda at the 2014 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The 2014 version has a more modern arrangement and supporting band, but Carrie's vocals come very close to Linda's, a mere 47 years apart. Wonderful.
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I found this old classic Jazz record by Wes Montgomery recently, Movin' Wes that has quite moved me recently.
Recorded in 1964 and released on Verve Records. This album almost has a pop sound to it, similar to all those "Wes with strings" albums that would come out soon after, but it's due to him having a big band backing him instead of a small quartet.
I've quite enjoyed it. There's some strong soulful playing on this record. Wes always knew how to play smooth ballad tracks.
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Zeke - Hellbender
These guys sure have a thing for fast cars and V12 engines! When it comes to hardcore punk rock of this sort I prefer it to be as simple and ferocious as possible. I mean, there's something absolutely brilliant with a whole album clocking in on about the same time as a single Pink Floyd song!
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Meatloaf-Bat Out Of Hell- album 1977
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Meatloaf-Bat Out Of Hell- album 1977
Of course, should be made complusory! I think I came to this album late, maybe in 1980's. Not many radio friendly singles on this.May be I saw an old episode of The Old Grey Whistle Test on TV with Meat Loaf and thought I must listen to the full album. Amazing songs and vocals.
Catch the 'Bat Out of Hell' stage show if you can. I saw it in London a few years ago and I understand it's touring in the UK now.
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I am going through a Wes Montgomery binge lately.
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This one creeped me the hell out first time I heard it. I was told they were an inspiration for nineties industrial rock bands like Nine Inch Nails and expected something similar. Boy was I in for a nasty surprise! Bizarrely enough, I think it's some of the more immediate music they made, albeit also some of the most disturbing.
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Not a fan of Morrisey's fanatical veganism, but this album contains some of The Smith's finest songs. Namely "The Headmaster Ritual" and "That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore."
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The Sound of Silence: classic song from Simon and Garfunkel, first released in 1964. Many versions available on Albums and Live Concerts over the years. In 2015 it was covered by the heavy rock band Disturbed. Fantastic version with great video, vocals are outstanding with powerful drums.
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Not usually a fan of early death metal, but this one rocked. The insane war-focus, and its close ties to Warhammer 40K makes it disturbingly and depressingly relevant.
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After recovering from COVID, something weird has happened to me and I've really grown on the Grateful Dead. When I was younger, I dismissed them as hippie music and was baffled at their popularity. The Dead have always had a massive fan following, but now that I'm older and having lived through something that was pure hell, I guess I have a new appreciation for music that brings happiness.
I picked up the Dead's Barton Hall 1977 show and cannot put it down. There is some amazing improvisation and passionate playing in the jams on there.
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Here we go...again by The Weeknd
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It took me a few days, and a few listens through, but I've decided that Taylor Swift's Midnights is as great as anything she's done. The synthesizer-heavy soundscape put me off a bit at first, but once you get on its vibe the songwriting and singing are amazing, intricate and self-revelatory classic Taylor.
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In honor of Jerry Lee Lewis today.
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Disco fever!
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With the news of Christine McVie's passing, time to break out the old Fleetwood Mac records.
Christine played piano on this track.
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Since earlier this year when I was turned onto the Grateful Dead, I keep going back and looking at American rock from the 60s that I had not listened to before.
I discovered Moby Grape some time ago. They were a great band, but I had not really dug into them beyond their debut that is fantastic. Through digging into their music, I learned that they had a member of their band similar to Syd Barrett and Peter Green who suffered a drug inducted mental breakdown. Their acid casualty was Skip Spence; a key part of the band's three guitar lineup. Skip wrote some amazing beautiful melodies and rhythm in Moby Grape.
From reading about Skip Spence, I came across the solo album he made called Oar. This album is quite infamous as being one of the earliest examples of an album where one musician did all the instruments and production alone. It is also well known for being something of a musical documentation of his complete mental decline. The album almost sounds like a mad genius at work. Legend has it that the day Skip was released from an institution, he hopped on a motorcycle in his pajamas and took it straight to Nashville to record this album.
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This album isn't for everybody. It is so unpolished and sounds raw. This is the real stuff. It takes a few listens to get into, but after the third listen I think I got it and now I can't put the album down. I have found the emotions to push in many directions. Much of the album is frightening and sounds scary at times. The music can be dark and haunting and has certainly left an impression with me. It's the raw stuff like this that is often unforgettable. I see how this album left an impression on many people and was so influential.
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Currently working on a jukebox collection story with Selena gomez that requires I listen to classic Aerosmith
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You Tube: Discovered fantastic version of 'Come on Eileen' Dexys Midnight Runners (Live at Shaftsbury Theatre, London, 1982). Sounds as good as the studio recording. Genius.
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RIP Jeff Beck
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Wooden Ships - CS&N
RIP David Crosby
"And it's a fair wind
Blowin' warm out of the south over my shoulder
Guess I'll set a course and go."
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RIP Tom Verlaine. 8)
"I remember how the darkness doubled,
I recall lightning struck itself."
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1960's Folk music. Revisiting Peter, Paul and Mary and 'Where have all the flowers gone' Also, listened to the version by The Kingston trio, they may have sang it first. Very moving song, written by Pete Seeger.
Check out You tube for updated versions.
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RIP Tom Verlaine. 8)
"I remember how the darkness doubled,
I recall lightning struck itself."
I love this record. Television were some seriously amazing musicians. That's one of those albums where a band said screw all the rules, we're going to make rock music our way.
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RIP to one of the masters of jazz saxophone, Wayne Shorter.
A Remark You Made - Weather Report
Aja - Steely Dan
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I finally picked up a copy of John Foxx and Louis Gordon's 2003 album Crash and Burn.
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I'm not well-versed in the albums this duo made, though I am quite familiar with John Foxx's important work in the late 70s with Ultravox and his 80s albums.
I've fallen in love with this album. It has the hallmarks of Foxx's pop oriented synth sound, but with darker and moodier club feels. Much of the album fits the era it was released with a certain sleazy sound. it's raw, heavy and energetic. I will probably have to track down the deluxe edition to experience that bonus disc in it's re-release.
I love this song especially.
This is the kind of dark electronic music I wish Gary Numan was still making instead of imitating NIN.
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Paramores this is why.
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Drastic symphonies by Def Leppard
This thing is awesome
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The Highwomen(Amanda Shires, Brandi Carlile, Natalie Hemby, and Maren Morris)
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ATTA by Sigur Ros.
Didn't really expect to hear from them again. This comes only ten years after their previous album!
A bit more ambient than I usually prefer, but there still ain't two like 'em.
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This Business of Art Tegan and Sara
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PJ Harvey - I inside the old year dying
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Mysterious and folky stuff. This woman has never made a bad album.
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PJ Harvey - I inside the old year dying
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Mysterious and folky stuff. This woman has never made a bad album.
I am so glad to see you back on this forum posting stuff. You never have a boring choice when it comes to music, as well as your written stories. :))
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The new PVRIS album. Lynn is such a babe, and many straight women would fuck her.
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Robbie Robertson 8)
"Goodnight, goodbye"
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Born on this date in 1929, the incomparable Bill Evans:
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A lot of Amanda Shires
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The worst song ever produced and its stuck in my brain and won't turn off this isn't karma I just fell asleep with the TV on again
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I did listen to If It Was You today, in honor of Tegan and Sara’s birthday.
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John Wayne - Cigarettes After Sex
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Sleater Kinney The Center Won’t Hold
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Lydia Loveless.
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Found an album in my collection I've not heard in years I think the last time I listened to it was during my military days back in....2003 (Holy shit I feel old)
White Lion greatest hits
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Chvrches Hansa Sessions
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Scorpions greatest hits
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Vito Bratta was a great guitar player.
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The new Sleater Kinney album.
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For some reason I can't turn it off in my brain
No sleep till Brooklyn by the beastie boys
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One hundred years ago today, February 12, 1924, George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue had its debut performance, played by The Paul Whiteman Orchestra with Gershwin himself as the pianist. One of the greatest works of art of the 2oth century.
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Amanda Shires
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How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful by Florence and the Machine
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St Vincent’s new album