What album/CD do you never get tired of listening to?
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George Benson -Give me the night
Jason Mraz -We sing, we dance, we steal things
R Kelly -The chocolate Factory
John Lennon -Double Fantasy
Rickie Lee Jones -Rickie Lee Jones
India Arie -Testimony, volume 2
Maxwell -Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite
Jason Mraz -We sing, we dance, we steal things
R Kelly -The chocolate Factory
John Lennon -Double Fantasy
Rickie Lee Jones -Rickie Lee Jones
India Arie -Testimony, volume 2
Maxwell -Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite
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jazznhoop
Dark Side of the Moon- Pink Floyd
2112- Rush
4- Led Zeppelin
Melt- Peter Gabriel
Car- Peter Gabriel
Genesis- Genesis
Thick as a Brick- Jethro Tull
Even In The Quietest Moments- Supertramp
Grand illusion- Styx
Rumors- Fleetwood Mac
Boston - Boston
To name a few...
2112- Rush
4- Led Zeppelin
Melt- Peter Gabriel
Car- Peter Gabriel
Genesis- Genesis
Thick as a Brick- Jethro Tull
Even In The Quietest Moments- Supertramp
Grand illusion- Styx
Rumors- Fleetwood Mac
Boston - Boston
To name a few...
Mahavishnu John McLaughlin did an album with Carlos Santana with amazing guitar work I think it is called "Welcome"
Mclaughlin would have been a great classical composer had he lived in Mozarts' day
This is a fantastic album the kind that never gets airplay because it is too good and the pieces too long - not confined to less then 4 minutes like the fucking radio stations insist on so they can get the commercials in
Zappa is another genius
Anything Nirvana - his unplugged album is special
Hendrix did a few live albums that are as endless as his Woodstock performance
Cohen live is a great album with fantastic musicians and his great poetic lyrics
And, of course, who can forget the the great Burl Ives.
Music started with Burl.
Before Burl Ives (BBI) there was only noise ( just fuckin' with you)
Mclaughlin would have been a great classical composer had he lived in Mozarts' day
This is a fantastic album the kind that never gets airplay because it is too good and the pieces too long - not confined to less then 4 minutes like the fucking radio stations insist on so they can get the commercials in
Zappa is another genius
Anything Nirvana - his unplugged album is special
Hendrix did a few live albums that are as endless as his Woodstock performance
Cohen live is a great album with fantastic musicians and his great poetic lyrics
And, of course, who can forget the the great Burl Ives.
Music started with Burl.
Before Burl Ives (BBI) there was only noise ( just fuckin' with you)
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Ian Anderson is gifted. BTW Jethro Tull was the inventor of the plougha 1 player said:
Four Seasons is great - did Vavaldi do anything else?
I am big on Zappa too. His first couple of albums with the Mothers were classic
His guitar work on such pieces as Yo Momma is quite evolved like good classical music with themes and sub themes
I am not big on his jazz work although it got him into the jazz hall of fame
only one in both the rock and jazz hall of fames
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I have been listening to Welcome to my Nightmare and Desperado lately they still hold up nicely
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Have a listen to 'Broadway the Hard Way'.Dark Chimera said:
A live album mostly about the 1988 United States presidential campaign. Brilliantly produced and some songs that are destined to be Zappa classics.
When the lie's so big
Jesus thinks you're a jerk
Dickie's such an asshole
Planet of the baritone women
I think it has become my favorite album of them all.
Got the album. Yes, it is very good with Zappa at his playfull besta 1 player said:
he was so amazingly prolific
like shakespeare
his throw away toss off stuff would of made me proud if I had done it
he never left the house unless there was a specifc reason
he would work, work, work
he did let some engineers into his "utility muffin research kitchen" and archive his stuff while he was dying of cancer
is this gonna get released?
pearl jam - ten
nirvana - nevermind
alice in chains - dirt
nine inch nails - the downward spiral (mentioned already)
soundgarden - superunknown
red hot chili peppers - bloodsugarsexmagic
def leppard - pyromania and hysteria
rage against the machine - RATM (mentioned already)
AC/DC - back in black
guns n' roses - appetite for destruction
stone temple pilots - core
green day - dookie
Plyrs99
nirvana - nevermind
alice in chains - dirt
nine inch nails - the downward spiral (mentioned already)
soundgarden - superunknown
red hot chili peppers - bloodsugarsexmagic
def leppard - pyromania and hysteria
rage against the machine - RATM (mentioned already)
AC/DC - back in black
guns n' roses - appetite for destruction
stone temple pilots - core
green day - dookie
Plyrs99
