[nickyboyo]

Bob Dylan- Nashville Skyline

 

[krmathis]

"Touched" - Firewall

 

[Hi-Finthen]

Curtis Mayfield

Curtis/Live
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Eurythmics

The Ultimate Collection
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WAR

Lowrider

Very Best Of War
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Black Sabbath

War Pigs

1970-1978
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Talking Heads

Sand In The Vaseline
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Kenny Wayne Shepard Band

Trouble Is
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Steely Dan

Showbiz Kids
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[MoreCowbell]

Ike Reilly - Poison the Hit Parade

 

[SR-71Panorama]

Darkside Voices: Dark Side of the Moon A Capella.

I remain floored by the bass on this; all from human voices

 

[jsaliga]

Judy Garland - Judy

Frank Sinatra - Where Are You?

Tony Bennett - Songs for the Jet Set

Sonny Clark - Sonny's Crib

--Jerome

 

[Manny Calavera]

The whole album !

 

[Dominat0r]

 

[lisnalee]

Back to you - Bryan Adams

 

[OblivionLord]

Tito Rodriguez - Descarga Malanga

 

[s1rrah]

[size=large]Band: Queens of the Stoneage
Album: Lullabies to Paralyze[/size]

...

...

A modern day rock masterpiece.

Josh Homme and company just keep making fantastic and totally unexpected rock albums (not to mention his work with The Desert Sessions!). They're so far ahead of their time and genre that they most likely don't even realize how significant of a contribution they're making.

Utterly true and worthwhile album.

...

As an aside:

I remember watching Joey Castillo play drums for a short-lived band called Sugartooth, here in Houston and at a tiny tiny little dive bar called Emos.

They blew the roof off the place.

Me and one other friend sat there, a few feet from the stage, transfixed for an hour. We followed them to Austin for their show there the next night. Sugartooth, Joey Castillo (low rider drum styles!) ... thanks for some fine sounds back in the day!

 

[nickyboyo]

Harry Manx- Road Ragas Live

 

[2deadeyes]

 

[Punnisher]

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I love those piano concertos!

I'm listening to Mahler- Symphony no. 4

 

[2deadeyes]

They indeed are a great intro to Mozart's piano concertos. Some of my favorite renditions are from these performances.