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AC/DC - Live at Donnington
Queen - any live album
Rolling Stones - Get Yer Yas Yas Out
Beatles - Abbey Road - B side on vinyl - "the joined songs".
Beatles - Live at the Hollywood Bowl - crappy sound but lots of screaming and Beatlemania !
Usually anything LIVE, high powered and full of energy!
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Dropkick Murphys "going out in style"
Sex Pistols "never mind the bollocks"
AC/DC "back in black"
Eminem "recovery"
Guns n Roses "appetite for destruction"
Johnny Cash "live at san quentin"
anything by Little Richard,Chuck Berry & Elvis from the 1950s
CCR "cosmo's factory"
The Clash "the clash"
Paul Weller "wake up the nation"
Gaslight Anthem "american slang"
Nick Cave "henry's dream"
Oasis "morning glory"
D-12 "d-12 world"
i guess that'll do for now
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Three off the top of my head...
- The Jesus & mary Chain - Honey's Dead
- The Damned - Damned Damned Damned
- Gogol Bordello - Super Taranta !
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A few examples
Get It On.........................T.Rex
Jeepster..........................T.Rex
Double Barrel....................Dave and Ansel Collins
Paperback Writer..............Beatles
Ballad Of John and Yoko.....Beatles
Honky Tonk Women...........Stones
Cocaine.........................JJ Cale
Nice to be able to go back to trust and friendship!!!!!!!!!
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Oh! it wears a man down into the ground
It's the strangest elation
I can't describe it
Oh it leaves a man weary
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i did albums last time, this time individual tracks:
Helter Skelter-Beatles
Jet-Wings
Live And Let Die-Wings
Town Called Malice-Jam
Welcome To The Jungle-Guns n Roses
Get Back-Beatles
Long Tall Sally-Little Richard
Promised Land-Elvis Presley
Olivers Army-the other Elvis
Lose Yourself-Eminem
God Save The Queen-Sex Pistols
It Came Out Of The Sky-CCR
Karma Chameleon-Culture Club
Thunderstruck-AC/DC
Thou Shalt Not-KISS
Piece Of Crap-Neil Young
Best Of You-Foo Fighters
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wow quite a mix, CH. I've got to do a good mix one of these days, just listening to straight albums at the moment. Man you guys know music ! Thanks for your picks.
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SteveO Wrote:wow quite a mix, CH. I've got to do a good mix one of these days, just listening to straight albums at the moment. Man you guys know music ! Thanks for your picks.
just comes from decades and spending thousands of dollars on cds/vinyl,same with all of us i guess????
and maybe the fact i dont like 'genres', i like what i like wherever it comes from...metal to classical!!!
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Same for me....I can listen to Brahms and then Johnny Cash...doesn't matter.
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SteveO Wrote:Same for me....I can listen to Brahms and then Johnny Cash...doesn't matter.
and that's what makes the members of this forum so great
most of us regulars feel that way
