[Confispect]

 

[vinnievidi]

Radiohead -- Kid A

 

[nickum32]

Moar Ghosts 'N Stuff - Deadmau5, and this seems to put me in the rare category of music from this century. I love classics, but man, not many Head-Fiers listening to new era music.

 

[Roller]

BT - Music From & Inspired By The Film Monster

 

[Proglover]

 

[NapalmK]

double post

 

[NapalmK]

The Crystal Method "Falling Hard" on some AD2000s.
 
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Moar Ghosts 'N Stuff - Deadmau5, and this seems to put me in the rare category of music from this century. I love classics, but man, not many Head-Fiers listening to new era music.

Nice choice. I love Deadmau5!

 

[bergnerm]

Elgar Violin Concerto in B minor, Op. 61

 

[snapple10]

Counting Crows- August and Everything After

 

[Towert7]

Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence.

 

[jerico]

Allen Toussaint - The Bight Mississippi
Bob Dylan - Love and Theft
Brian Eno - Small Craft On A Milk Sea

 

[Justin Uthadude]

Stevie Nicks has had the best solo career of any member of Fleetwood Mac from their classic pop years. That career got off to a good start, July 27, 1981, when she released Bella Donna. It would top The United States album charts, produce four top forty single hits, and sell in the neighborhood of five million copies.
 
 

 
She called upon an array of friends and musicians to assist her. Tom Petty, who also co-produced the album, Don Henley of The Eagles, Roy Bittan of The E Street Band, guitarist Waddy Wachtel, bassist Donald “Duck” Dunn, drummer Stan Lynch, and a dozen more were all on hand.
The album is centered on the songs that were issued as singles. “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around” with Tom Petty, “Leather and Lace” with Don Henley, “Edge Of Seventeen,” and “After The Glitter Fades” are all considered milestones in her career and form one of the better group of songs issued by a female artist on one album.

Bella Donna remains the masterpiece of her career. While she would continue to produce solo material in the future, it would never be as consistent as here. It presents the rock side of Stevie Nicks at her best.

 

[nickum32]

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Nice choice. I love Deadmau5!

Yea man, Deadmau5 has even got me to dip into trying to create some of my own stuff on FL Studio. That guy is an inspiration.

 

[giedrys]

 
Interesting music, awful sounding CD

 

[joomongj]

Book of Days - Enya [not bad]