Album(s)/Songs you never get tired of listening
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Rush. Best band on the planet.
Kim Sozzi, Sara Evans each in different genres.
Rick Astley.
(just kidding about Rick Astley)
Kim Sozzi, Sara Evans each in different genres.
Rick Astley.
(just kidding about Rick Astley)
Van Morrison's "Astral Weeks"
(Bob Marley &) The Wailers "Catch A Fire"
Miles Davis' "B itches Brew"
(Bob Marley &) The Wailers "Catch A Fire"
Miles Davis' "B itches Brew"
Anything by Rush, Marillion, Scorpions, Kraftwerk, Joy Division, Rammstein.
Patsy Cline's greatest hits.
B52s Cosmic thing.
B52s Cosmic thing.
Some of my favorites are already listed.
Pink Floyd from DSOTM, WYWH, Animals.
Rush 2112 side 1...with the headphones on...lol
Traveling Wilburys first album.
"Bridge of Sighs" by Robin Trower.
Almost anything ever commited to tape by Stevie Ray Vaughn.
And one last song..."People Get Ready", the version with Jeff Beck on Guitar and Rod Stewart on vocals...LOVE that song!
People Get Ready
Pink Floyd from DSOTM, WYWH, Animals.
Rush 2112 side 1...with the headphones on...lol
Traveling Wilburys first album.
"Bridge of Sighs" by Robin Trower.
Almost anything ever commited to tape by Stevie Ray Vaughn.
And one last song..."People Get Ready", the version with Jeff Beck on Guitar and Rod Stewart on vocals...LOVE that song!
People Get Ready
DSotM - Pink Floyd
Lateralus - Tool
Siren Songs - Gretchen Lieberum
Dirt - Alice in Chains
13th step - A perfect circle
Deadwing and Lightbulb Sun - Porcupine Tree
Kind of Blue - Miles Davis
Lateralus - Tool
Siren Songs - Gretchen Lieberum
Dirt - Alice in Chains
13th step - A perfect circle
Deadwing and Lightbulb Sun - Porcupine Tree
Kind of Blue - Miles Davis
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Albums:
AC/DC-Powerage
BAD COMPANY :
Bad Co.(debut)
Straight Shooter
10 from 6 ( greatest )
TOMMY BOLIN:
Teaser
DEEP PURPLE:
Machine Head
Who Do We Think We Are
Rick Derriger:
If I Weren't So Romantic , I'd Shoot You
Derriger Live ('77)
DOOBIE BROTHERS:
The Captain and Me
What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits
Best of the Doobies ( Vol.1 )
EAGLES:
On the Border
One of These Nights
Their Greatest Hits ('71-'75 )
HEAD EAST:
Get Youself Up
LED ZEPPELIN:
Physical Graffiti
MONTROSE:
Montrose (debut)
RAINBOW:
Rainbow(debut)
Rising
Thin Lizzy:
Fighting
Jailbreak
Live and Dangerous
UFO:
Force It
No Heavy Petting
Strangers In the Night ( live )
JOE WALSH:
The Smoker You Drink , the Player You Get
You Can't Argue With A Sick Mind (live)
Best Of
But Serously Folks
More to folllow
AC/DC-Powerage
BAD COMPANY :
Bad Co.(debut)
Straight Shooter
10 from 6 ( greatest )
TOMMY BOLIN:
Teaser
DEEP PURPLE:
Machine Head
Who Do We Think We Are
Rick Derriger:
If I Weren't So Romantic , I'd Shoot You
Derriger Live ('77)
DOOBIE BROTHERS:
The Captain and Me
What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits
Best of the Doobies ( Vol.1 )
EAGLES:
On the Border
One of These Nights
Their Greatest Hits ('71-'75 )
HEAD EAST:
Get Youself Up
LED ZEPPELIN:
Physical Graffiti
MONTROSE:
Montrose (debut)
RAINBOW:
Rainbow(debut)
Rising
Thin Lizzy:
Fighting
Jailbreak
Live and Dangerous
UFO:
Force It
No Heavy Petting
Strangers In the Night ( live )
JOE WALSH:
The Smoker You Drink , the Player You Get
You Can't Argue With A Sick Mind (live)
Best Of
But Serously Folks
More to folllow
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I realized recently that I'm getting old, and I'm only 33. This topic helps to explain why.
Metallica - everything but Saint Anger
Iron Maiden - 1983-1993. Really do enjoy their later albums and the Paul Dianno stuff as well but those prime years were incredible. Fortunately both Maiden and Metallica still tour and put on great shows.
Assorted 80's rock - Crue, GnR, etc.
Assorted 90's rock - Nirvana, Alice in Chains (RIP Layne & Mike Starr), Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, etc.
I struggle to think of anything that's really new in the past 10 years that I like. Foo Fighters and Audioslave don't really count because they tie back to those bands I loved 20 years ago.
jeff
Metallica - everything but Saint Anger
Iron Maiden - 1983-1993. Really do enjoy their later albums and the Paul Dianno stuff as well but those prime years were incredible. Fortunately both Maiden and Metallica still tour and put on great shows.
Assorted 80's rock - Crue, GnR, etc.
Assorted 90's rock - Nirvana, Alice in Chains (RIP Layne & Mike Starr), Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, etc.
I struggle to think of anything that's really new in the past 10 years that I like. Foo Fighters and Audioslave don't really count because they tie back to those bands I loved 20 years ago.
jeff
Originally Posted By: odie
Albums:
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DEEP PURPLE:
Machine Head
Yeah, that is a KILLER album!
Albums:
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DEEP PURPLE:
Machine Head
Yeah, that is a KILLER album!
Pet Sounds
The Grand Illusion
Sgt. Pepper's
leftoverture
Back In Black
The Grand Illusion
Sgt. Pepper's
leftoverture
Back In Black
1994 - debut album from 1978. Karen Lawrence is lead vocalist . Amazing voice . I think BRAD WHITFORD of AEROSMITH pushed for this band to be recorded . Give it a listen . Here are some of their tracks .
. Radio Zone , Once Again , Shoot To Kill , and Sing To Me . This is Karen Lawrence and Blue By Nature . Give it a listen
. " Cadillac Blues " well worth a listen as well .
. Radio Zone , Once Again , Shoot To Kill , and Sing To Me . This is Karen Lawrence and Blue By Nature . Give it a listen
. " Cadillac Blues " well worth a listen as well .
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Peter Frampton - Frampton Comes Alive
Pink Floyd - Obscured By Clouds
Pink Floyd - Obscured By Clouds
anything by Cream. Led Zep. Van Morrison's Moondance, Notting Hillbillies. Sgt Pepper, old Stones, Muddy Waters. Eine Kleine Nacht Music
I'm a songs person.
Eric Clapton: Layla (unplugged), Tears in Heaven (unplugged), My Father's Eyes, Wonderful Tonight, Change the World
Eminem: Mockingbird, Not Afraid, Love the Way You Lie
Coldplay: Viva La Vida, Lost feat. Jay-Z
The Wallflowers: One Headlight
Jay-Z: Dirt off Your Shoulders, Empire State of Mind feat. Alicia Keys, Run This Town
Incubus: Drive
Third Eye Blind: Here Withou You, Away From the Sun, Kryptonite
Usher: Yeah, You Make Me Wanna
Kanye West: Jesus Walks, Hey Mama, All of the Lights, Lost in the World, Power
Dishwalla: Counting Blue Cars
One Republic: Apologize
Counting Crows: Mr. Jones, Big Yellow Taxi
Matchbox 20: Real World, Push, Unwell
Neon Tree: Habits
Lupe Fiasco (just discovered his music):Words I Never Said, Letting Go, The Show Goes On, Never Forget You, I Don't Wanna Care Right Now, All Black Everything
and a whole lot more
Eric Clapton: Layla (unplugged), Tears in Heaven (unplugged), My Father's Eyes, Wonderful Tonight, Change the World
Eminem: Mockingbird, Not Afraid, Love the Way You Lie
Coldplay: Viva La Vida, Lost feat. Jay-Z
The Wallflowers: One Headlight
Jay-Z: Dirt off Your Shoulders, Empire State of Mind feat. Alicia Keys, Run This Town
Incubus: Drive
Third Eye Blind: Here Withou You, Away From the Sun, Kryptonite
Usher: Yeah, You Make Me Wanna
Kanye West: Jesus Walks, Hey Mama, All of the Lights, Lost in the World, Power
Dishwalla: Counting Blue Cars
One Republic: Apologize
Counting Crows: Mr. Jones, Big Yellow Taxi
Matchbox 20: Real World, Push, Unwell
Neon Tree: Habits
Lupe Fiasco (just discovered his music):Words I Never Said, Letting Go, The Show Goes On, Never Forget You, I Don't Wanna Care Right Now, All Black Everything
and a whole lot more
For you Rush fans, and if you also happen to like Sabbath, and can handle music sung in another language,
Give a listen to this:
Zambia produced some fine music in the early to mid 70's.
Too bad much of it was poorly recorded.
Give a listen to this:
Zambia produced some fine music in the early to mid 70's.
Too bad much of it was poorly recorded.
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Albums I'll never get tired of listening to are the first three Guns N Roses albums, the first 5 Metallica albums, and Extreme's "Three Sides To Every Story" (which is in the CD player of my Corvette right now actually)
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