These pics are "new" out of the box. Do the pads look like they've been used?

In addition to ones already mentioned: Lou Reed--"Rock and Roll Animal" Johnny Winter And--"Live" Rolling Stones--"Get Yer Ya Ya's Out" Grateful Dead--"Europe '72" Talking Heads--"The Name of This Band Is Talking Heads."

No. Boring. They've completely lost me. Would it kill them to rock a little?

The wah-wah solos on "White Room," particularly the outro. But I also love the Bluesbreakers album. Particularly the solo on "Have You Heard" and the instrumentals "Steppin Out" and "Hideaway."

New nominee: "No Mother" by Old 97's. Words are below, but they lose something w/o the music: In the valley of the shadows I’m waiting For mother and the other ones I love So know I’ll always love you Until we meet above In the battle of the bottle I’m an innocent And the breaking of...

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A thread like this is always going to get people (like me) steamed up. In short, artists that I do *not* think are overrated: U2, the Who, Hendrix, Miles Davis, the Rolling Stones, the Clash, the Beatles. I also do not think Clapton is overrated. In fact, on all of the music and guitar forums...

It's very similar to "Breathe" by Pink Floyd

Old 97's--"Fight Songs."

"Eleanor Rigby"

I voted for "Live at Leeds," but I would add to the list of nominees: Lou Reed-"Rock and Roll Animal" Dylan-"Before the Flood" Talking Heads-"The Name of This Band is Talking Heads" (Much better than Stop Making Sense in my opinion) Elvis Costello-"Live At the El Mocambo" Grateful...

Rolling Stones Because of: Aftermath, Beggar's Banquet, Let It Bleed, Get Yer Ya Ya's Out, Sticky Fingers, Exile on Main Street and Some Girls.

The Clash.

Beastie Boys Salt N' Pepa Most Run-DMC

I didn't read the whole thread, but here are the songs that get me: "If You See Her Say Hello" by Dylan. "1952 Vincent Black Lightning" by Richard Thompson. "You're Missing" by Springsteen (about 9/11) "Mother" by John Lennon (about his dead mother) "Julia" by the Beatles (ditto) "Good...