[bradysays]

Been listening to the new 'Ash' album this week 'Islands'. Heavily underrated band, their albums always lie somewhere between good and awesome. First single Buzzkill...

 

[Pete Basel]

Junior Wells "Use Me" Warning this is a Telarc recording with very wide dynamic range:



This sounds good and there seems to be a claim that they worked on it with a DAW, not sure:



Wish I could get a high quality version of this:

 

[serman005]

Stop Making Sense -- Talking Heads

Play -- Moby

Aqualung -- Jethro Tull

Help! -- The Beatles

 

[Adu]

 

[Lunar Eclipse]

Factory Floor How You Say remix French 79 Diamond Veins remix

 

[Redcarmoose]

https://www.beatport.com/track/infinity-original-mix/10395325

 

[tiddlywinks]

Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Architecture & Morality

 

[DLeeWebb]

 

[HungryPanda]

 

[MWSVette]

Blood, Sweat & Tears, Greatest Hits 1972



All their best stuff...

 

[Suneerat]

Freddie Jackson - Greatest Hits (2007) {Capitol Records 09463-85737-2-2}

 

[fourrobert13]

I own every version of this album and this remaster is the best of all of them. It's always been an excellent album IMO, but they finally got it right with this one. At first I was a little turned off by the recut vocals on "These Boots", but even that has grown in me. I'd recommend you check this one out of you're a Megadeth fan.

Killing is My Busness... and Business is Good - The Final Kill

 

[whirlwind]

Listening to one of my favorite blues songs, 5 different artist.
It is wonderful how all of the artist style really shine through...great stuff.

LET ME LOVE YOU BABY
Wrote by Willie Dixon and first recorded by Buddy Guy in 1961.

I used Buddy Guys version from his Damn Right I've GotThe Blues album


Stevie Ray Vaughan version is from In Step album...Japanese version.
This album has five bonus tracks and there are two versions of the song....I am listening to the live version.



Jeff Beck version is from his debut album...Jeff Beck Group...Truth from 1968
2006 Remaster with 8 bonus songs...what a great debut album....Ron Wood , Rod Stewart and throw in a little Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones




Joe Bonamassa from the newest album...British Blues Explosion
This cover of Joe's is actually a cover of Jeff Beck's version.


Tommy Castro from the No Foolin' album....a great 9:58 version.


I listened to these with all of my headphones and have quite enjoyed this.

I can easily recommend every one of these albums , each and everyone of them are fantastic .

One thing that I take away from listening to each for a number of times is.

I LOVE THEM ALL

 

[Markfm]

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Simon Phillips - Protocol III


VA - Now That's What I Call 60s


George Benson - Weekend in LA

Various Artists - Don't Stop the Dance


Carly Simon - Anticipation

 

[Niteblooded]

One of my favorite albums. Weight off is a nice chill song, shame it's not on YT.