[Hi-Finthen]

Marvin Gaye

M.G. Collection
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Derek & The Dominos

I Looked Away

Layla
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Stevie Wonder

Superstition

Talking Book
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Los Lobos

Someday

Just Another Band From East L.A.
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Bee Gee's

Massachusetts

Number Ones
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Woodstock Festival

3 Days Of Peace And Music
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[holdendebeans]

Michael Jackson - Thriller (25 Anniv Edition)

This is the first time I've ever heard this album. I just wanted to add it to my collection. Technically excellent recording.

 

[krmathis]

"Hold Me Till The End" - Dt8 Project

 

[jsaliga]

Judy Garland - The Judy Garland Deluxe Set

Frank Sinatra - A Swingin' Affair

--Jerome

 

[Zarathustra19]

Vomitory - Blood Rapture

 

[dantztiludrop]

a young child screaming bloody murder! (I work @ a medical clinic & as I wait to do my next x-ray exam, the lab tech next door is "attempting" to draw blood from the poor lad)

 

[bjarnetv]

 

[GuyMe]

Legend - The Destroyer

 

[Dominat0r]

 

[virometal]

Christ.

Blue Shift Emissions

 

[DLeeWebb]

"Marginal Over" - Wilderness

 

[Uncle Erik]

 

[G-man]

ok... there is a lot so i will only mention albums:

Radiohead - In Rainbows special edition 2 disk in flac
R.E.M. - Accelerate in flac
Snow Patrol - Eyes open in 128 kbps mp3
Radiohead - Live at BBC in 160 kbps
Hard-Fi - Once upon a Time in the west in 320 kbps
My whole library in shuffle, so will not mentions 50+ songs that i listened to at that time

 

[s1rrah]

[size=large]Bang! - first album:[/size]

(PURE Grado RS1 sunshine LOVE!)

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Really good early 70's hard rock.

Like a cross between 1st Gen Black Sabbath and Led Zepplin (with Ozzy on vocals!).

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Here's some commentary from a trusted and well known source:

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"1971 release by this US band who obviously loved early Black Sabbath. Riffing heavy rock with plenty of searing lead guitar lines. This USA band were based in Florida and were seemingly influenced by not only The Sabs but Zeppelin, Cream and Hendrix. "Kicks ass" as they say...

Straight forward seventies rock and roll, formed by Tony D'Iorio, this band were thought to be from Florida, but this is not the case. They did in fact come from Pennsylvania, but played in Florida quite a lot. Some of this confusion is no doubt because there was a Florida act called the Bangles (also known as the Bangs) that by 1971 was calling itself Sun Country."

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Ah, yeah!

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[C38368]

Ferrum Aeternum by Ensiferum, from [Iron]