[carlchip78]

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[Hi-Finthen]

The Band
 
Music From Big Pink
[ 1968 / 2000 ]
 
 

 

[Andolink]

        
 
            

 

[Quinto]

 

 

[Dr4Bob]

 
"Mezzanine" - Massive Attack

 
GREAT album

 

[Dr4Bob]

 
Many excellent tracks, but several notable exceptions require convenient access to the "next track" selection button...

 

[TJ Elite]

Slime Girls - Vacation Wasteland EP
https://slimegirls.bandcamp.com/album/vacation-wasteland-ep (FREE!)
 
Good stuff.
 
 

Amanda Palmer - Amanda Palmer Goes Down Under
https://amandapalmer.bandcamp.com/album/amanda-palmer-goes-down-under
 
 

Chris Domingo - Allure
https://soundcloud.com/nuevadigital/sets/ndp003-chris-domingo-allure-ep
 
Nice 'n' deep. Just the way I like it.

 

[Dr4Bob]

  Contact - The-Drum

I reviewed this record and Alix Perez's Chroma Chords (gonna play next) HERE
 
Mike- I really appreciate you reviews of Alix Perez and The Drum and look forward to reading more from you.
 
Cheers!

 

[bluzeboy]

 
Eric Clapton And Steve Winwood
Live From Madison Square Garden

 

[Johnnyhi]

 
 
pantha du prince - this bliss

 

[JamieMcC]

 

[ddd777]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaHOUXHLbSE
Slackwax - close to my fire.

 

[Silent One]

 

[limpidglitch]

 

 

 

[markm1]

I'm on a major classic rock binge with my Sonos system and NAS which is just letting me-for the first time-pretty much add as much darn music as I could want...like 65,000 tracks. So, I've been putting together an essential rock playlist covering all the stuff I love from the 60's-today. A lot of it is heavy metal-because....I'm a metal addict. But, I like good rock of all sorts. So, this weekend's purchases include:
 
The Steely Dan love on this site-and give it up-rock centric audiophiles love them some Steely Dan and Pink Floyd above all else IMO-has inspired me to upgrade my SD collection from my one lonely Aja disc......The many SD posts on this 'what are you listening to' directly inspired me to add SD and King Crimson among others.
 

yeah-OK fine. It's pretty sweet . No, it's really good. A little more refined and mellow than I normally roll, but that's cool.  And, The Royal Scam. Next up will be Pretzel logic. I got 80's recordings. I probably should get the more recent remasters......but the prices were too good at a local mom'n'pop record store.
 
I'm diggin' SD. Such a classy band. Just a pleasure to listen to. I sill think Aja is one of the best rock records ever recorded. I'm not sure either of them touch Aja in that brilliance.

 

 
U2-what can you say. Previously only owned The Joshua Tree which I consider their one essential maserpiece. This is a close second. Great Rock Band. End of story. This is an excellent record.
 
 
I was never a big R.E.M. fan. But, their influence on modern rock is without question. AllMusic rates this as their best compilation. It's good. Two discs-second discs demos and rarities.
 

 
Van Halen II-essential for any real hard rock collection.

 And, hands down one of the great, vital hard rock seminal releases.....give it up. Yes, it's juvenile. That's kinda the point. Loved when I was in middle school and it sounds just as good some 35 + years later.
 

 
More of my essential hard rock: Led Z Houses of the Holy....the holy grail...or at least, one of them.
 

Cheap Trick. I've heard them my whole life (I want you to want me/Live at Budokon.....The Dream Police, Ain't that a Shame, The Flame,  etc.) I did not know they were kicking around as early as '74! Jeeez. One of the groups I always took for granted. They were very influential. This double disc covers a lot of ground. Some of their stuff sounds a little cheesy/pop-but a lot of fun.