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What Did You Buy?
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06-05-2012, 20:27
The last album I got was "Love Won" - By: The Talleys (formerly The Talley Trio). [ATTACH=CONFIG]1448[/ATTACH]
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08-05-2012, 01:03
Music Head Wrote:Wal-Mart $7

want that Best Of set, but this will do in the meantime

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not really a Hootie fan, but keep thinking I must be missing something
I'll find out when I get to it

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Funhouse is a good album. Probably my favorite of hers.
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09-05-2012, 07:15 (This post was last modified: 09-05-2012, 07:19 by CRAZY-HORSE.)
i didnt get to Corey's today but instead i went to see his friend Keiren who works in a record/cd store and is also in a band....

Jack White "blunderbuss", CSN&Y "4 way street", Alan Jackson "34 number ones" and Bellamy Brothers "best of the best"

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and on reccomendation from our very own Jerome-esquire!

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JETHRO TULL "CREST OF A KNAVE"

thanks Jerome....heard it in the car on the way home...bloody brilliant album!!!!!!!
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09-05-2012, 09:53 (This post was last modified: 09-05-2012, 12:23 by Jerome.)
Glad you like it. Tull actually won the award for best metal album with this effort. Many music critics complained and said that Tull wasn't even heavy, let alone metal. The bands label took out an ad in the paper. It read as follows - The flute is a heavy, metal instrument!
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09-05-2012, 10:29
Jerome Wrote:Glad you like it. Tull actually won the award for best metal album with this effort. Many music critics complained and said that Tull wasn't even heavy, let alone metal. The bands label took out an ad in the paper. It read as follows - The flute is a heavy,metal instrument!

yes, thanks for that Jerome...
i guess i have the remastered copy as in the linner notes Ian Anderson actually says all that..."best metal album"...my ass!, sounds more like Dire Straits in places than metal IMO, nevertheless, a very,very good album....thanks again mate!!!!!
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09-05-2012, 10:36
CRAZY-HORSE Wrote:yes, thanks for that Jerome...
i guess i have the remastered copy as in the linner notes Ian Anderson actually says all that..."best metal album"...my ass!, sounds more like Dire Straits in places than metal IMO, nevertheless, a very,very good album....thanks again mate!!!!!

Obviously Budapest is great but the track I really like is Mountain Men
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09-05-2012, 10:40
glad you mentioned Budapest....in the notes Anderson says "budapest" is his alltime favourite JT song

as ive only heard the album once i havent got a 'favourite' track as yet

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im more into Mountain Women LMAO
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09-05-2012, 12:22
CRAZY-HORSE Wrote:glad you mentioned Budapest....in the notes Anderson says "budapest" is his alltime favourite JT song

as ive only heard the album once i havent got a 'favourite' track as yet

for your info:,
im more into Mountain Women LMAO

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09-05-2012, 19:03
This is a continual bone of contention with me ! METAL doesn't always mean HEAVY !!!!!
Jerome Wrote:Glad you like it. Tull actually won the award for best metal album with this effort. Many music critics complained and said that Tull wasn't even heavy, let alone metal. The bands label took out an ad in the paper. It read as follows - The flute is a heavy, metal instrument!
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10-05-2012, 06:43
interesting comment SteveO....how about elaborating a bit further to explain your thoughts on this.....?
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