What Are You Listening To?

[heiney9]

Santana-Beck-Lukather- Lotus Gem - Live In Japan 1986

This double cd is recorded live in Karuizawa, Japan in 1986, and released by Phonocomp in Italy in 1992.
It contains songs of the Santana Band, the Jeff Beck Band and Steve Lukather as a guest guitarist. Jeff Beck is assisted by Jan Hammer, Doug Wimbish, Jimmy Hall and Simon Phillips.
The quality of the soundboard recording is not too bad. Luke is really whipped up by Santana and Jeff Beck.
The album is also known as Rock in Karuizawa.

Musicians:

Santana - guitar
Jeff Beck - guitar
Steve Lukather - guitar
Armando Peraza - Congos
Chester Thomson - Keyboard
Jan Hammer - Keyboard
Tom Coster - Keyboard
Graham Lear - Drums
Simon Philips - Drums
Alphonso Johnson - Bass
Doug Wimbish - Bass
Orestes Vilato - Timbale
Raul Rekow - Congos

http://bp0.blogger.com/_L8uZchrDpbU/RvswaAaTe6I/AAAAAAAAAOI/7zsiMmNeM10/s320/Santana+-+Lotus+Gem001corrected.jpg

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CD 1
01 - Into/Primaera Invasion (Santana)
02 - Black Magic Woman (Santana)
03 - Open Invitation (Santana, Lukather)
04 - Starcycle (Beck)
05 - Cause It Ended For Lovers (Beck)
06 - Wild Thing (Beck)
07 - Freeway jam (Beck, Lukather)
08 - Going Down (Beck, Lukather)
09 - Escape (Beck, Lukather)

CD 2
01 - Super Boogie (Santana, Beck, Lukather)
02 - Lotus Blues (Santana, Beck, Lukather)
03 - People Get Ready (Santana, Beck, Lukather)
04 - Johnny B. Goode (Santana, Beck, Lukather)
05 - Goodbye porkpie Hat (Beck)
06 - Love will (Beck)
07 - Ambitious (Santana, Beck)
08 - Stop look and listen (Santana, Beck)
09 - Blue wind (Santana, Beck)

[heiney9]

Ted Nugent - Live at The Kentucky State Fair

Ted Nugent
Kentucky State Fair
Aug 26/95
FM Broadcast

Journey To The Center Of The Mind
Free For All
Just What The Doctor Ordered
Wang Dang Sweet Poontang
Ted's Blues
Live It Up
Kiss My Ass
Fred Bear
Cat Scratch Fever
Stranglehold
The Great White Buffalo

Classic Nuge. He's on fire.......the man can play guitar.

http://bp0.blogger.com/_bhGqBQjwzLk/R2fKPgaNi_I/AAAAAAAABIM/Fps57y5SZ_k/s200/Ted+Nugent+-+1995+-+Kentucky+State+Fair+%28Bootleg%29.jpg

[b_dick]

Jerry Vale's 1964 Carnegie Hall concert recording, "Standing Ovation". (Columbia CK 9073) If this is the sort of thing you like, you'll like this a lot.

[ben62670]

Gordon lightfoot

[shack]

John Mayer - Continuum

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/314A3E6X2BL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

I really like this album. It's the best of his "pop" stuff. For those that don't know...you should try and find a copy of the "Try!" by the John Mayer Trio (live in concert). It is a whole different thing. Very good blues rock. Continuum has a hint of what he can do but you gotta give Try! a listen.

[ben62670]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41N5CP4AC4L._SS500_.jpg
Awesome album. You got to hear it. A little hot, but...

Edit: read the reviews
http://www.amazon.com/Whats-Ronstadt-Nelson-Riddle-Orchestra/dp/B000002H1F

[shack]

Jackson Browne - Time the Conqueror

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41hMCcjyXGL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Jackson Browne is one of only a very few artists that I buy any NEW (no greatest hits stuff) album as soon as it comes out. This one was released last week so I had to pick it up this weekend. I try to get over the politics because I enjoy the music so much. Well written lyrically and in typical Browne style, this one is very heavy on the politics (as he sees it)...but as is the norm it is also great music. I really dislike his politics...but l really love his music. Go figure...:confused:

I know what I'm getting with Jackson Browne and as usual, I'm not disappointed!

[shack]

Jackson Browne - Looking East

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/72/Jackson_Browne_-_Looking_East.jpg

After listening to the new Browne album "Time the Conqueror" I decided to pull out another of his albums for the evening. It was one of the lesser viewed (from a critic standpoint) but one I enjoy very much. "Barricades of Heaven" is stellar. "I'm the Cat" and "Nino" are just fun tracks. Good Stuff.

[ben62670]

Jackson Browne - Looking East

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/72/Jackson_Browne_-_Looking_East.jpg

After listening to the new Browne album "Time the Conqueror" I decided to pull out another of his albums for the evening. It was one of the lesser viewed (from a critic standpoint) but one I enjoy very much. "Barricades of Heaven" is stellar. "I'm the Cat" and "Nino" are just fun tracks. Good Stuff.

I'll listen to that next:)

[SCompRacer]

Awesome album.

You should complete the set with Lush Life and For Sentimental Reasons.

[snow]

Dr Hook- Sloppy seconds. A silly but fun album.



REGARDS SNOW

[John30_30]

What with the financial disastrophe, and the House turning thumbs down, :eek: I think I need a reassuring shot of the Chairman of the Board, Frank. And maybe some Scotch. :p
Both of which, I partake of maybe once every 4 or 5 years.

[BigMac]

This is in the player now.

Staind: The Singles
http://666kb.com/i/b2jah8h14qdu9rysd.jpg

This is going in next.
Rush moving Pictures: MFSL version
http://666kb.com/i/b2jahu5zpv63331lp.jpg

[BlueMDPicker]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31tN8GYscVL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Michael Burks - Iron Man
2008, Alligator Records, CD

Tremendous tone in these hard driving licks, overlayed with stellar vocals. Like blues? Get this.

[jmwest1970]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51xlouDF9fL._SS500_.jpg

[Lasareath]

The Crystal Method - Vegas (Deluxe Edition)


http://38.161.195.8/The%20Crystal%20Method%20-%20Vegas%20(Deluxe%20Edition).jpg


http://www.amazon.com/Vegas-Deluxe-Crystal-Method/dp/B000UZ4FXS/ref=ntt_mus_ep_dpi/177-6183550-4830661

[engtaz]

Best of Kasas

engtaz

[Danny Tse]

Santana-Beck-Lukather- Lotus Gem - Live In Japan 1986

I didn't this album existed. I did see the video of "Super Boogie" on youtube.com.

I'm listening to this CD by The Dream Academy. Remember the single "Life in a Northern Town"? Co-produced by David Gilmour of Pink Floyd.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3209/2972005513_806bcb1371.jpg

[steveducie]

http://www.jgmurphy.org/rst500/artwork/howlin_wolf/chess_box_howlin_wolf.jpg

[shack]

Definitely a classic LIVE rock album!

http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/e9/83/a21dc0a398a0e6b5f559c110.L.jpg

[george daniel]

Just saw him live two weeks ago,,very good recording for a live release.

[natehack]

The National:
http://www.myspace.com/thenational
Really like this band these days.

Kid Dakota:
http://profile.myspace.com/kiddakota
Mixed really well or something; the bass drum hits HARD, right in the gut!

Just found this Black Sabbath gem:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtqy4DTHGqg

When did the music change?
Joy Division: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yTIpcwBTTs

Anything else that gets the speakers moving and the goose bumps raised!

[heiney9]

That is a great disc. In fact I'm pulling it out to listen to it too! (Deep Purple Made In Japan)

[phipiper10]

Jeff Tweedy (Wilco) - Sunken Treasure (now)
The Zutons - Tired of Hanging Around (most of the morning)

[shack]

That is a great disc. In fact I'm pulling it out to listen to it too! (Deep Purple Made In Japan)

I had the house to myself this fine Saturday morning so I was able to CRANK IT UP just a bit more than usual. Good Stuff!

[ben62670]

O.c.u. :)

[ben62670]

Well I can't edit, but...
Primus Welcome to this world!!!

[shack]

Elton John - Madman Across the Water -SACD

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61PQ894Y35L._SS500_.jpg

Every time I listen to a really well mastered SACD, it makes me wish there are even more out there. It is a simply stunning format. In talking to the Polk guys at PF, they say that Blu-Ray is all about the potential for the hi-rez audio...not the PQ. That's great, but I'm not going to replace all my SACDs, CDs and LPs with BR. I hope SACD will stay around as a niche format for a while. At least until I can get my SACD library built up some more.

[shack]

Midnight Oil - Diesel and Dust

http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/3b/30/9a9d9833e7a02699de1a3110.L.jpg

I can never listen to "Beds Are Burning" without the image of Peter Garrett dancing (and I use that term loosely) in the desert from the video of this song. He makes Tom Petty sound like an operatic virtuoso...but he makes it work. Definitely something different, even though "Beds Are Burning" got a lot of airplay on MTV back in the day. The band is solid and the recording is quite good.

[ben62670]

Billy Joel Greatest Hits
Thanks Dave!
Ben

[Fatbrando]

Jimi Hendrix - The Jimi Hendrix Experience Box Set. Killer rarities and live stuff. Kind of for when you've played every album and live recording, including the dagger releases as well as stuff like Stages, etc...

Jimi was God. Not Clapton.


http://earthblues.jimihendrix.com/store/250/622001041.jpg

[hearingimpared]

Jennifer Warnes; The Songs of Leonard Cohen; Famous Blue Raincoat


ScompRacer (Rich) presented this to me as a present. It is a three record set on virgin vinyl, 45 rpm, limited edition and is probably the best sounding LPs I have to date.

Thanks Richie.

[michaeljhsda2]

Pink Floyd - Animals...gotta hear it from start to finish.

[zingo]

Josh Groban

http://ec2.images-amazon.com/images/P/B00005RGNI.01._AA320_SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg

[michaeljhsda2]

California by Nantucket is next. Then a song from Wishbone Ash called F.U.B.B. Classic rock at it's best.

[hearingimpared]

Pink Floyd - Animals...gotta hear it from start to finish.

Awesome album.

[michaeljhsda2]

Clarity is so good that you can hear him open his mouth millseconds before he sings. Polk speakers are the best IMO.

[hearingimpared]

I noticed that. The new Classic Records LP releases of Led Zepplin is chock full of that kind of clarity.

[michaeljhsda2]

I noticed that. The new Classic Records LP releases of Led Zepplin is chock full of that kind of clarity.

I googled this and it says they're out of print. Minimum asking price is around 75 bucks. I'll try to get my hands on these. Thanks Mike

[shack]

Mountain - Climbing

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51EDSPfat%2BL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Leslie West, Felix Pappalardi, Corky Laing and Steve Knight made some really good music. Still holds up well today IMO.

[audiobliss]

Poets of the Fall - Carnival of Rust.

http://www.recordshopx.com/cover/normal/1/15/15223.jpg

There are several songs on here I really enjoy.

[audiobliss]

The Seldom Scene - 15th Anniversary Celebration

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41MQDR8TEGL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

More specifically "Working On a Building." Man, that singer has an INCREDIBLE set of lungs!!!

[BigMac]

This is what is in line for today.

[ben62670]

The worlds largest SDA's, and they are finally tuned in:)
Billy Joel, and Roger Waters:)

[ben62670]

Straight out of compton. NWA

[jmwest1970]

The slight whirring sound of the power supply in my pc...otherwise absolute silence.

[SCompRacer]

Thanks Richie.

You are most welcome Joe! I was skeptical, as all remasters are sometimes (overly)hyped, even though Jennifer herself supposedly said "That's it!" No disappointments! It lives up to the hype.

We took Carl's 20th FBR LP's to Larry's place (analog97) the Sunday after PF2008. He has the original LP like I do. I think he was impressed too.


I had Victor and his brother Greg over here Sunday. I spun mostly vinyl, and played their requests, but I made them listen to FBR. These young guys were like Jennifer who?:eek::p;):D

[george daniel]

Just got a very good copy today

[george daniel]

couple of more

[sdschwendener]

Royksopp, both albums

Utada, everything

Ya. Some days I'll listen to death metal then the next week I'm searching through 80's music. I'm very.. eclectic.

[steveducie]

and its bangin'

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61DhW%2BMCALL.jpg

[engtaz]

Relient K

[george daniel]

Mass in F minor,, nice way to start the day--watch out,,, don't wanna' get boolgarlized,,as the Captain might say. ;)

[wizzy]

Miles Davis
The Cellar Door Sessions 1970

Link to CD at Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/Cellar-Door-Sessions-1970/dp/B000AP2Z6C/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top)

http://bp0.blogger.com/_N6IvGkHNEMI/R5EztraPImI/AAAAAAAABWg/ZJuREmTUf_I/s400/Miles+Davis+-+Cellar+Door+Sessions+(1970).jpg

[Bikerduck]

Santana-Caravanserai

Ralph Towner-Solstice

and later

Vivaldi - The Four Seasons
Itzhak Perlman and the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra on EMI :D

[Fongolio]

Joe Satriani - Not of This Earth -
On blue vinyl.

[george daniel]

Robin Trower,, Live 08 tour

[beardog03]

wow, I haven`t heard Robin Trower in years !


Traffic was one of my fav`s

[george daniel]

If you get a chance,, catch him in 09,,very likely his last US tour,,you won't be disappointed. IMHO.

[gaetanche]

Ennio Morricone - Cefalonia (OST)

[gaetanche]

Ennio Morricone - Fateless (Sorstalansag) OST 2005

[obieone]

Well last weekend, I was listening to both Sword cd's, but lately I've been listening to 'Watercolors' on XM. I don't like Jazz, but the sound quality is amazing!!!
Lotsa BASS!

[Rivrrat]

My itunes library....Right now, Blackfoot "Train,Train"

[TNRabbit]

Etta James; At Last.

[BigMac]

I am wondering what this song is from......anyone know??? Maybe it's this guys original, regardless though, I like it.

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[Pauly]

I am wondering what this song is from......anyone know??? Maybe it's this guys original, regardless though, I like it.

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i listen to alot of Blues and Didnt ring a bell. that guy have a name or something? didnt see his face so hard to tell

[BigMac]

This is where I found the video. Just may be original. http://www.soundclick.com/members/default.cfm?member=speulert&content=videos

[TNRabbit]

Monte Alexander: Creole Love Song

[John30_30]

Bob Marley & Wailers - Songs of Freedom Box Set. There's lots days I can't stand him, but some Friday afternoons, just perfecto.

[thsmith]

Steely Dan - Everything must go

[thall]

Willie's Place on the XM

[dfranks]

Hall and Oates greatest Hits. Daft Punk - Discovery

[Rivrrat]

20th Century Masters "Jackyl"

[zingo]

http://dvweb.mpf.arcstarmusic.com/image1/edf9d58e/edf9d58e-f13a-4749-a96d-b40f6d2e2d08.BIG.jpg (http://www.amazon.com/Best-Herbie-Hancock-Blue-Years/dp/B000005HEX/ref=pd_bbs_sr_9?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1232064938&sr=8-9)

[dagame27]

Patricia Barber "Modern Cool" SACD

http://store.acousticsounds.com/images/as201JPG/CMOB-2003SA.jpg

[Cardinals-1]

Rush Live

[george daniel]

Bo knows

[Polkitup2]

Janine Jansen- Vivaldi The Four Seasons (SACD)

[pevine01]

Buckingham Nicks - Original vinyl.

[shack]

John Mayer - Room For Squares [SACD]

http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/2d/34/f501a2c008a0495cb1e8c010.L._AA240_.jpg

The first time I heard this album and "Heavier Things", I was not very impressed. The SACDs of these two changed my mind. There's a couple of "pop" tunes on this one...but they are still enjoyable because the recording is excellent and this is one very good SACD. I think I have gained an appreciation as I listen to him more. Mayer is an excellent musician with some nice jazz and blues roots and that really shows up on cuts like "Neon". I like some of the cuts on this album that never made the airwaves. Not up to the level Continuum or Try [John Mayer Trio] but it is still good stuff, especially on SACD.

[nooshinjohn]

george jones greatest hits, aerosmith g/h, the judds, zz-top and hall and oats

[lumpy]

today I litened to

Louis armstrong Basin street blues
tchaikovski symphony no. 6 dts
the byrds greatest hits sacd
beethoven symph no.9 sacd
journey greatest hits off the computer hard drive
john mellencamp best that I can do off computer
dr john the ultimate dr john off computer
Joni mitchell hits from the computer
carol king in concert off the computer
Loreena Mckennitt - book of secrets

[xj4094dg]

DabyTourSkipMcDonald - lossless .flac from B&W music club from the computer.

[metal83]

Today (well yesterday) i listened to a variety of things.

Metallica - Master of Puppets and Ride The Lightning
Slayer - Diabolus Musica
Dying Fetus - Destroy The Opposition
Bolt Thrower - Those Once Loyal
Fear Factory - Obsolete
Tool - Aenima
Cannibal Corpse - Evisceration Plague and The Bleeding
Torture Killer - Swarm
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Hypocrisy - 10 Years of Chaos And Confusion
Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell


Then my ears bled so i stopped! :eek::p:D

[phipiper10]

Grayson Capps - just discovered him. "If you knew my mind" is in HDCD.

[thsmith]

Went to a local vinyl store yesterday and pick up some new/old vinyl.

ARS - Red Tape
Montrose - Montrose
Smashing Pumpkins
Poco - Blue and Grey

[shack]

Nanci Griffith - Ruby's Torch

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/414tzv2k0lL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

A departure from her typical Tex-Folkabilly genre. In additon to a singer, she is well known as a Texas folk songwriter...but these are all ballads with most of them being covers. Her unique voice is the star here. This is very well recorded (as most of her albums are) and absolutely great album IMO. If you like Nanci, you will definitely like this one. If you've never heard her...and are looking for something a little different, look it up on Amazon or Allmusic.com and consider giving it a listen.

[Face]

The Prodigy "Invaders Must Die".

If you like the old Prodigy, you'll like this.

[lectronicjunkie]

LP - Breaking the Habit<a href="http://s689.photobucket.com/albums/vv259/chris81670/?action=view&current=chester-1.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i689.photobucket.com/albums/vv259/chris81670/chester-1.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>

[jflail2]

SilverSun Pickups: Carnavas

Great album. Reminds me a lot of Smashing Pumpkins before they went down the tubes.

[renowilliams]

Etta James......At Last

[thsmith]

Poco - Blue and Gray on vinyl

[Face]

Apocalyptica-Worlds Collide

SQ is pretty good, but I wish it was more dynamic.

[Refefer]

Apocalyptica-Worlds Collide

SQ is pretty good, but I wish it was more dynamic.

I liked their earlier stuff better myself. Anyone who can take Metallica and put it to strings has my vote!

[Toolfan66]

VAN HALEN S/T 180 HQ vinyl.

[SCompRacer]

Wynton Marsalis - Live at the Village Vanguard

A professional trumpet player I met at a Martin Logan get together put me on to this box set. It is an affordable 7 CD set with ~8 hours of music recorded over a four year period. (I paid $22 new for it at Amazon). Some folks say it is the purest jazz he has ever done, and showcases his as well as the bands talents. The recording quality is very good for a live venue. Reminds me of Jazz At The Pawnshop where you can hear the crowd, tinkle of glasses. High marks, highly recommended.

[thsmith]

Atlanta Rhythm Section - Red Tape (LP)

[jmwest1970]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41W439CZ1DL._SS500_.jpg

[ben62670]

Nanci Griffith - Ruby's Torch

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/414tzv2k0lL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

A departure from her typical Tex-Folkabilly genre. In additon to a singer, she is well known as a Texas folk songwriter...but these are all ballads with most of them being covers. Her unique voice is the star here. This is very well recorded (as most of her albums are) and absolutely great album IMO. If you like Nanci, you will definitely like this one. If you've never heard her...and are looking for something a little different, look it up on Amazon or Allmusic.com and consider giving it a listen.

http://www.yourmusic.com/browse/discography/Nanci-Griffith-833.html
Added

[nooshinjohn]

currently I have zz-top greatest going but before that was the rippingtons, next up? george jones

[ntculenuff]

Doobie Brothers Best of on vinyl

[CaligulaPolk]

none

[sophie]

on vinyl
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/3/30/The_who_live_at_leeds.jpg

Payton

[bevans]

Incubus - drive

[ntculenuff]

The Prodigy "Invaders Must Die".

If you like the old Prodigy, you'll like this.

couldn't agree more. The Prodigy do it again :)

[hearingimpared]

on vinyl
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/3/30/The_who_live_at_leeds.jpg

Payton

One of the greatest live recordings EVER!

[cnh]

I've been hanging with Gogol Bordello and Manu Chao of late. Don't see much of that...but I'm a middle-aged dude with surreal tastes and a Theater of the Absurd sense of humor!

cnh

[janmike]

Ella & Louis Armstrong "Autumn In New York" SACD

[CRESCENDOPOWER]

Chicago - Questions 67 and 68

[thsmith]

Kinks - Misfits (LP), wow, what a great album

[Danny Tse]

Ella & Louis Armstrong "Autumn In New York" SACD

Good?

Listening to Steve Lukather's debut album....

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1116/586059300_778796eee1.jpg

[shack]

Alison Krauss - A Hundred Miles or More - A Collection

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/410oqj5K5-L._SL500_AA240_.jpg

This is a collection of Alison Krauss performances/recordings that have never appeared on an Alison Krauss album. Some pretty good stuff. Of course all of you AK fans NEED this album (and you know who you are)...of course most of you who would want it...already have it. Well recorded. There are several genres, not just Bluegrass...some Celtic, Folk, Country and Rock. Duets with Brad Paisley, James Taylor and John Waite (The Babys). I really like Alison...and this one suprised me, because it is better than I anticipated.

[shack]

From Alison Krauss to...

Black Uhuru - Ulitimate Collection

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41NBQA3EG0L._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Very fine Roots/Dub Reggae. Only a notch or two below Bob Marley or Jimmy Cliff IMO. This is a nice collection of reggae if you want to get your feet wet in the genre (in addition to the MUST HAVE "Bob Marley - Legend"). Lots of Robbie Shakespear excellent bass tracks. If you cant groove to this music, you have no soul. :rolleyes:

[shadowofnight]

Alison Krauss - A Hundred Miles or More - A Collection

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/410oqj5K5-L._SL500_AA240_.jpg

This is a collection of Alison Krauss performances/recordings that have never appeared on an Alison Krauss album. Some pretty good stuff. Of course all of you AK fans NEED this album (and you know who you are)...of course most of you who would want it...already have it. Well recorded. There are several genres, not just Bluegrass...some Celtic, Folk, Country and Rock. Duets with Brad Paisley, James Taylor and John Waite (The Babys). I really like Alison...and this one suprised me, because it is better than I anticipated.


Went through both cd's in this one today.....

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51Vot3gMtLL._SS400_.jpg


Got hooked on her after seeing the HD performance on directv of this very same performance...

[shack]

Went through both cd's in this one today.....

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51Vot3gMtLL._SS400_.jpg

Got hooked on her after seeing the HD performance on directv of this very same performance...

The SACD?

[heiney9]

Various Beatles on MFSL-cd

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_BKXufoDbOK8/SHvCtxRp2HI/AAAAAAAAACI/D8O2sPfV090/s400/Help%21-Cover.jpg

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_BKXufoDbOK8/SHvI38zxbZI/AAAAAAAAACw/Ylb0Vwa5m6E/s400/Rubber+Soul-Cover.jpg

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_BKXufoDbOK8/SHvIAUWn99I/AAAAAAAAACo/0dcOKBj13BI/s400/Revolver-Cover.jpg

H9

[fossy]

Local Licks live 1999 -- local tunes --

[shadowofnight]

The SACD?


No cd's.....but if I can find the SACD here in this country ( Found it available overseas ) for less then 135 bucks new I would be game :D

[shack]

Elvin Bishop - The Best of Elvin Bishop - Sure Feels Good

http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/be/52/5494024128a0b11c5591d010.L.jpg

What a fun album. I've always liked Elvin's music but I've never had many of his albums. This was a 92¢ bargain bin find. It includes the hit "Fooled Around and Fell in Love," with Mickey Thomas (Starship). Sometimes you just luck into some good music when digging throught the LP stacks at the Salvation Army or yard sales or in the bins at the used CD stores. This is one of those nice finds!

[MillerLiteScott]

Keb Mo

Slow Down

Sounds pretty F'n good. Like it should.:eek::D

[Toolfan66]

Nickelback's new CD, cause my wife loves them.:p

[heiney9]

Deep Purple- MK III- The Final Concerts. (out of print)

Mark III line-up w/Glenn Hughes on bass and David Coverdale on vocals. Last few concerts before Ritchie Blackmore left the band.

http://cover6.cduniverse.com/MuzeAudioArt/Large/53/361353.jpg

[ND13]

The Police, "Every Breath You Take"

Bob Marley, "Legend"

Led Zeppelin, "Presence"

[Bass_Pedal]

Neil Young - "On the Beach" CD - Can't find the LP

Pearl Jam - " Yield"

[engtaz]

Rick Braun and Richard Elliot - R&R

[heiney9]

Rush - Caress of Steel (remaster)

Cowboy Junkies - Lay It Down

Robert Lucas - Luke and The Locomotives

[shack]

Margaritaville Cafe - Late Night Menu

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31YFV5ibFSL._SL500_AA160_.jpg

Contains studio recordings of performers who play at Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Cafe in Key West, Florida. Nice CD of music one might not normally hear. Jimmy Buffet has a couple of tracks that aren't on any other albums.

[danz1906]

YellowJackets-Lifecycle:D

[dee1949]

Bob Dylan - John Wesley Harding

Surprisingly good recording for its TIME.

"Youth is WASTED on the YOUNG" !

[AudioGenics]

Inspiration

[SolidSqual]

Chicago

[engtaz]

Relient K - The Bird & The Bee Sides

[shack]

Bob Dylan - John Wesley Harding

Surprisingly good recording for its TIME.

"Youth is WASTED on the YOUNG" !

I have several Dylan SACDs...very nice recordings.

[shack]

dee1949 got me thinking....

Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited [SACD]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41-sq-%2BHRPL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Dylan is one of those artists that I never got real exited about, even thought he was BIG during my youth. I was able to pick up quite a bit of his catalog on SACD. He is obviously a good songwriter and he definitely has a unique voice. The SACDs are well mastered and I'm glad I have them. Much of the music is very recognizable, as Dylan has a huge body of work that has seen a lot of airplay over the years. The SACDs are hard to find now, but if you are a Dylan fan, they might be worth it to you.

[michaeljhsda2]

Alien from Modern Times - Jefferson Starship

[BlueFox]

At any given point in time, some classical piece. As of today, I have 1291 songs on my iPod in Apple Lossless being played in random shuffle order via the Wadia iTransport. Random shuffle makes for some grreat "concerts".

[michaeljhsda2]

ELO - Time

[lightman1]

Those friggin' voices in my head. They whisper terrible things about me behind my back.

[fast1]

radiohead- karma policehttp://photosnag.com/img/3322/n09x0302vnsn/clear.gif

[chef-nick]

I love all of the mojo music compilations
check em out
:o

[ND13]

Rush "R30" Live on Palladia HD. Still one of the tightest live bands I've ever seen or heard.

[Toolfan66]

Modern English-Pillow Lips.

[xj4094dg]

zeppelin - houses of the holy.

[gwh]

Mr. Spock's Music From Outer Space.


And yes I'm trying to whore it off on Ebay for a ridiculous price.:)

[inspiredsports]

I'd nearly forgotten how good Jefferson Airplane ("Gold", a Best Of collection) sounded until I received a stack of used CD's I bought from Snow in the For Sale forum a couple of weeks ago and started listening my way through them.

[66chevyIISS]

Listening to Clutch right now, Whiskey and Rye and drink to the dead

[mrbigbluelight]

Black Sabbath, "Supernaut" .......

[BlueFox]

Mr. Spock's Music From Outer Space.


And yes I'm trying to whore it off on Ebay for a ridiculous price.:)

Say that an image of Jesus occasionally appears on the cover. That will add a few dollars to its worth.

[heiney9]

Jeff Beck - Performing this week.......Live At Ronnie Scott's

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/515vVIaFNHL._SS500_.jpg

Tal Wilkenfeld (bass), Vinnie Colaiuta (drums), Jason Rebello (keyboards)

1) Beck's Bolero 2) Eternity's Breath 3) Stratus 4) Cause We've Ended As Lovers 5) Behind The Veil 6) You Never Know 7) Nadia 8) Blast From The East 9) Led Boots 10) Angel (Footsteps) 11) People Get Ready - with JOSS STONE 12) Scatterbrain 13) Goodbye Pork Pie Hat / Brush With The Blues 14) Space Boogie 15) Blanket - with IMOGEN HEAP 16) Big Block 17) A Day In The Life 18) Little Brown Bird - with ERIC CLAPTON 19) You Need Love - with ERIC CLAPTON 20) Rollin' And Tumblin' - with IMOGEN HEAP 21) Where Were You

Outstanding show...............the musicians are phenomenal especially 21 year old bass player Tal Wilkenfeld, what a little dynamo.

The overwhelming majority of this DVD consists of Jeff Beck's nonpareil guitar virtuosity. The instrumental performances that spotlight his inimitable whammy bar mastery, tones, riffs and fretboard prowess include "Becks' Bolero", "Where Were You'" Blast From The East," "A Day In The Life," "Stratus," "Scatterbrain," "Brush With The Blues," Big Block," and "Angel(Footsteps)." There are fantastic guest performances by Eric Clapton "Little Brown Bird," "You Need Love" and Imogen Heap "Rolling and Tumblin" "Blanket" and a sterling Joss Stone rendition of "People Get Ready." Not only is the music magical-so is the aura and ambience of Ronnie Scott's renowned Jazz Club in London. This DVD is all killer and no filler. An imperative purchase!!!!

A must have.

H9

[engtaz]

Coldplay - Viva La Vida

[dkg999]

A must have.

The BD version is on its way from Amazon! Glad to hear it's a good one!

[shack]

The Gregg Allman Band- Just Before the Bullets Fly

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51cZcBFT7ZL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Gregg Allman's 4th solo album...and quite frankly it is his weakest. "Laid Back", Playin' Up A Storm" and "I'm No Angel" are all better IMO. This one is not bad...just nothing special. It's typical Allman fare with some good guitar and Allman as always is good on the Hammond B-3 organ. If one is an Allman fan it is worth having...but there are better albums out there. If one wants a taste of Gregg Allman at his solo best...pick up "Playin' Up A Storm".

[engtaz]

Desperation Band - Who You Are

[engtaz]

Gabriella Cilmi-Lessons To Be Learned

[Erik Tracy]

The Gregg Allman Band- Just Before the Bullets Fly

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51cZcBFT7ZL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Gregg Allman's 4th solo album...and quite frankly it is his weakest. "Laid Back", Playin' Up A Storm" and "I'm No Angel" are all better IMO. This one is not bad...just nothing special. It's typical Allman fare with some good guitar and Allman as always is good on the Hammond B-3 organ. If one is an Allman fan it is worth having...but there are better albums out there. If one wants a taste of Gregg Allman at his solo best...pick up "Playin' Up A Storm".


How odd...I was in an Allman mood myself today - gave the whole Eat a Peach Album a spin on the turntable!

http://www.allmanbrothers.org/images/Allman%20Brothers/Allman_Brothers_Eat_a_Peach.jpg

Damn, those good ol boys sure new how to jam! :D

[danger boy]

Jeff Beck - Performing this week.......Live At Ronnie Scott's

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/515vVIaFNHL._SS500_.jpg

Tal Wilkenfeld (bass), Vinnie Colaiuta (drums), Jason Rebello (keyboards)

1) Beck's Bolero 2) Eternity's Breath 3) Stratus 4) Cause We've Ended As Lovers 5) Behind The Veil 6) You Never Know 7) Nadia 8) Blast From The East 9) Led Boots 10) Angel (Footsteps) 11) People Get Ready - with JOSS STONE 12) Scatterbrain 13) Goodbye Pork Pie Hat / Brush With The Blues 14) Space Boogie 15) Blanket - with IMOGEN HEAP 16) Big Block 17) A Day In The Life 18) Little Brown Bird - with ERIC CLAPTON 19) You Need Love - with ERIC CLAPTON 20) Rollin' And Tumblin' - with IMOGEN HEAP 21) Where Were You

Outstanding show...............the musicians are phenomenal especially 21 year old bass player Tal Wilkenfeld, what a little dynamo.

The overwhelming majority of this DVD consists of Jeff Beck's nonpareil guitar virtuosity. The instrumental performances that spotlight his inimitable whammy bar mastery, tones, riffs and fretboard prowess include "Becks' Bolero", "Where Were You'" Blast From The East," "A Day In The Life," "Stratus," "Scatterbrain," "Brush With The Blues," Big Block," and "Angel(Footsteps)." There are fantastic guest performances by Eric Clapton "Little Brown Bird," "You Need Love" and Imogen Heap "Rolling and Tumblin" "Blanket" and a sterling Joss Stone rendition of "People Get Ready." Not only is the music magical-so is the aura and ambience of Ronnie Scott's renowned Jazz Club in London. This DVD is all killer and no filler. An imperative purchase!!!!

A must have.

H9

Been reading a lot of good reviews about this already. I hear it's on blu ray which should sound phenomenal

[Ern Dog]

Vivaldi Four seasons- My all time favorite Classical peice. A MUST if you don't have it.

AfroCuban All Stars- Distinto Differente. This is the best Latin Jazz I've ever heard. It's made by these old Cuban musicians who are Masters with their instrument all coming together. A nice treat.

[shack]

Bruce Hornsby and the Range - Scenes From The Southside

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41H4EXGK3GL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

A VERY NICE followup to their excellent debut album (The Way It Is). Often times when the first album is so successful, the second album is merely stuff that didn't make the cut on the first and falls far short of expectaions. That is not the case here. This one is not as good as the first but only by a little. The first two cuts, "Look out Any Window" and "The Valley Road" start the album out strong and and the rest levels off from there. Pretty good from start to finish. Hornsby's piano playing alone is worth the price of the album.

[Fongolio]

Bob Dylan's first LP 180 gram mono
http://www.popsike.com/pix/20070227/140088179542.jpg

[Tour2ma]

I never dreamed that I would be posting this album, let alone with a positive review, but I can't stop spinning...

http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drf700/f750/f75077aie43.jpg (http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:k9fexqr5ldae)

Biggest surprise was how musical many of the tracks are. I definitely will be adding more Iggy to the collection...

[George Grand]

I have a pristine copy, with pristine cover, of that album Kelvin. I've been hanging onto it since one got about $600 on the auction site.

Hi Bruce!

[danz1906]

Im checking out Mahler/Symphony no.1 in D major
Chicago Symphony Orchestra-Bernard Haitink, Conductor:D

[Fongolio]

I have a pristine copy, with pristine cover, of that album Kelvin. I've been hanging onto it since one got about $600 on the auction site.

Hi Bruce!

Sweet!!! Mine's the new sundazed version but man does it sound good for an LP recorded 47 years ago. Remastered from analog source and the best mono LP I've ever heard for sound. I just love the young raw Dylan stuff. Plus I'm showing my son Johnny how some of the early harder rock bands like Zeppelin and the Animals and Nazarath expanded on Dylan's blues style and ground out much heavier rock tunes.

[Keiko]

Took Janey out for dinner tonight. It was her birthday and she wanted IHOP. We stopped by Boarders afterwards to walk it off and I found a remastered copy of Rush 2112 for 9.99. One of my faves. Got my cans on now listening and it sounds great.

http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/9c6bc6cb23.jpg (http://www.freeimagehosting.net/)

[george daniel]

Bo,, with tubes

[shack]

Hi Bruce!

Looks like Bruce did one of his semi-annual drive by posts....

[Tour2ma]

Duck and cover, ShackDaddy.... I will try to drive by a little more often, but now on freakin' dial-up.... major suckage...

Not quite clear of the flood zone as yet. Any interest in a 2-story with a gutted 1st floor?

Right back at you, Mr. Grand...

[skipf]

Vivaldi Four seasons- My all time favorite Classical peice. A MUST if you don't have it.

AfroCuban All Stars- Distinto Differente. This is the best Latin Jazz I've ever heard. It's made by these old Cuban musicians who are Masters with their instrument all coming together. A nice treat.

Do you have the Telarc Boston Symphony version with Pearlman? Best I've heard. My favorite classical piece.

[Vdr1973]

Augustana - Sweet and Low

[CRESCENDOPOWER]

Primus - My Name is Mud

[ben62670]

Primus - My Name is Mud

Sweet track. Also welcome to this world is top notch!

[187CAM]

My mouse clicking as I move thru this thread. And the keyboard as I type. I also have Patricia Barber - Cafe Blue playing in the background.

[arun1963]

Bulk of listening is done on the 4hr daily commute. Typically have 10-15 cd's in the car which I rotate every two weeks or so. Current lot is:

1. Rush - Exit Stage Left
2. Pink Floyd - Animals
3. Pink Floyd - Relics, recording is so so but some great numbers
4. Roger Waters - Amused to Death
5. Best of Chris Rea
6. David Grey - White Ladder
7. David Grey - The EP's 92-94
8. Coldplay - A rush of Blood to the Head
9. Anita Baker - rapture
10. Sarah Mclachlan - Surfacing

[arun1963]

Roger Waters
Amused To Death
They did a wonderful job of recording this album. I am listening to it on my custom monitors. When I first started playing it when the dog barks I heard it coming from the right wall almost ninety degrees from me. The way they recorded this album is really cool. Its like they sent all the cancellation signals to the proper speakers to have an SDA/holography effect. Very nice. Very nice indeed.

An amazing album. The best song for me is "three wishes". Its about a jewish mother in WW2 who tries to kill herself and her kids to escape the nazis. However since she doesnt have enough $$ to buy a big bottle of gas, she buys a small bottle of gas. Hence kids die and she survives. The song is from her perspective. There cant be a more powerfull emotional perspective. Would you ever be able to forgive yourself?

8/10 by the end of this song I have tears in my eyes.

[davidfmartin]

ELO

Eldorado

[danz1906]

Chris Botti

To Love Again-The Duets

Track3 -My One and Only Love- featuring Paula Cole

[Toolfan66]

Van Halen 180 gram vinyl Love this album

[John30_30]

Dang rained all night, roof leaked through the livingroom ceiling.

Had to go up in the attic for a looksee.

Theme music: Diana Crawl. :eek:

[Toolfan66]

KID ROCK COCKY on vinyl now!! another great LP

[danz1906]

Patricia Barber

Companion

Track2- Use Me(Bill Withers)

[Erik Tracy]

Bryan Ferry - Bete Noire.

Nice mixed CD - very clear.

Bryan is a master of the layered sound - great for demo stuff and evaluating whether your rig can move up and down/ forward and back thru the layers.

[xj4094dg]

Various Doors: Morrison Hotel, LA Woman, An American Prayer

Dire Straits

Jethro Tull - Jack-A-Lynn

Ted Nugent - Got to Live it up!

[John30_30]

Chris Isaak - Mr. Lucky. Not complicated stuff, just tasteful, ballad type songs.

[nikolas812]

Pink Floyd. Wish you were here.










Nick

[lightman1]

The Watson Twins. Fire Songs. Tasty!
and a voice coming from my pantry. I think it's Mandarin Chinese......I shall investigate and report back to y'all.

[treitz3]

De' Bob Marley Maun! "Get up, stand up!"

[Dominion]

BERLIOZ, Symphonie Fantastique

[BottomFeeder]

Eagles - Long Road Out of Eden.

Like the album but I'm a bit disappointed with the recording. I've heard it said that it was an excellent recording but I'm not all that impressed...

Maybe it's just me?

[CRESCENDOPOWER]

Depeche Mode - Personal Jesus

[fossy]

Priest -- Stained Class

[mr2sw21]

Aspertain - Eason Chan

[engtaz]

Dean Martin - Return to Me

[shack]

Jackson Browne - The Pretender

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41N7N1035AL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

Very nice album from beginning to end. Not a bad track on it IMO.

[thsmith]

Styx Grand Illusion

[xj4094dg]

Supertramp - Crime of the Century

[shack]

Mahler Symphony No 6 - London Symphony Orchestra Live SACD -Valery Gergiev Conducting

http://lso.co.uk/images/recordings/upload/182_large.jpg

and

Mahler Symphony No 1 - London Symphony Orchestra Live SACD -Valery Gergiev Conducting

http://lso.co.uk/images/recordings/upload/185_large.jpg

[Toolfan66]

Aerosmith Toys SACD.

[slaperre]

Spock's Beard - The Kindness of Strangers

[lightman1]

Armpit farts. And Allison Krauss, A Hundred Miles or More... not bad..not bad at all.

[No3pencil]

Radiohead

[Danny Tse]

Aspertain - Eason Chan

Didn't think I'd ever see Eason's name at Club Polk :eek::D

Currently enjoying the DVD-A from "The King"

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2005/2110446918_7293fde1c1.jpg

[CTTE]

Uriah Heep - Look at Yourself, Sweet Freedom

Midnight Oil -Earth and Sun and Moon

[Conradicles]

Outlaws - Green Grass and High Tides...my pops favorite band.

[dagame27]

http://store.acousticsounds.com/images/as60gif/DER-707LG.jpg

The perfect birthday; This album, SDA's, a tube pre, a Cuban cigar, and 15 yr old bourbon. Now that is nice!

[shack]

Joe Walsh - Look What I Did - The Joe Walsh Anthology

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41KRKN933HL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

I'm spending a rainy Saturday putting up new light fixtures throughout the house. I put this 2 disc "best of" set in the changer and cranked it WAY UP (so I could hear it all through the house.). It covers his solo, James Gang and Barnstorm days (no Eagles stuff).

I really like his music...especially his James Gang stuff. He ROCKS! If you like Walsh and don't have all his albums...this one covers most of the best tracks.

http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/images/icons/icon14.gif Recommended!

[NotaSuv]

^^^^ yes a great JW cd.....listened to it yesterday...............today its Traffic and Nektar........... becoming more of a lover of the SDA sound each and everyday........................

[michaeljhsda2]

My Guitar Wants to Kill Your Mama - Eric Johnson, Joe Satriani and Steve Vai
Ditch Queen - Frank Marino

[michaeljhsda2]

Moxy - Train
Budgie - Hammer & Stone

[fossy]

Nazareth -- Expect No Mercy

[cnh]

Old school today...was reading the Stones thread the other day and I picked up a copy of Let it Bleed by the Stones...so I'm chilling to my High School years! The Polks blasting in the background....great stuff!

cnh

[Hillbilly61]

Aerosmith - Dream On. The bass and overall sonic balance kicked out by the SDAs does the song justice!

[187CAM]

the very best of - Acoustic Alchemy

[ntculenuff]

DJ Dan Future Retro Mix tape Series (http://www.facebook.com/pages/DJ-Dan-Official-Site/60796381396#/pages/DJ-Dan-Official-Site/60796381396?v=app_7146470109&viewas=0)

[fossy]

nazareth -- expect no mercy...:)

[inspiredsports]

180 Gram Steely Dan "Gold" LP

[xj4094dg]

Out of the Woods. If you have not heard this, get it. It's amazing. I first heard it when I was 16.

[fossy]

Moxy - self titled -- it's been uummmmm 20 years or so since I've heard this- me likey

Smashing Pumkins - siamese dream

[Face]

Frequency sweeps, oh what fun. :D

[GV#27]

Moxy - self titled -- it's been uummmmm 20 years or so since I've heard this- me likey

Is that the Moxy from Toronto Canada.?

[fossy]

Is that the Moxy from Toronto Canada.?

Yes sir.

[GV#27]

Yes sir.
Interesting.I thought they were just known locally but after seeing you were in TX I wikipediad them.I guess you Texan's liked them and another one of our exports Triumph.

[xcapri79]

The Mark Levin Show, what do you think of that!
I've just turned into a Polkazoid.

[wingnut4772]

The Mark Levin Show, what do you think of that!
I've just turned into a Polkazoid.

I love him!

[lightman1]

Those pesky bats flying around my head....

..and Nikka Costa- Pebble To A Pearl.
Girl's got some pipes!

[BIZILL]

some bob marley. i'm kickin' it like homer...

http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e139/bizill75/homerorastaman1_gif_125x.gif

[fossy]

Interesting.I thought they were just known locally but after seeing you were in TX I wikipediad them.I guess you Texan's liked them and another one of our exports Triumph.

The first 3 shows by Moxy in the US where in Tx in 1977. AC/DC was the opening band.......:D:D

Triumph......Another rockin band from across the northern border ... I was lucky enough to see them in Austin in the mid 80's ...... very good

[nooshinjohn]

I am currently enjoying Beethoven's 9th Symphony as performed by the Philadelphia Orchestra, conducted by Eugene Ormandy, in partnership with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, on VINYL. The album was produced by Columbia Masterworks in 1973.
I love Vinyl!

[Knucklehead]

mostly metal on AOl radio......so much better with Verizon FIOS. Im just an old headbanger!

[everpress]

The Vaselines "Monsterpussy" on "Enter the Vaselines" (vinyl)

[polkie4life]

Tracey Chapman - Crossroads
#2 - Bridges

[george daniel]

blodwyn pig

[Toolfan66]

Loverboy
Eagles The Long Run
Foghat LIVE

All Vinyl........ Paid $6 for all three.

[F1nut]

Cowboy Junkies - Trinity Revisited

[lightman1]

Mountain...nuff said

Lesley West...ooofahhh!

[Keiko]

Some woman moaning, next door. :eek:

[everpress]

some woman moaning, next door. :eek:

lol!!!

[everpress]

Muse "Hysteria" off of "Absolution"

[inspiredsports]

Bad Company "Burnin Sky" and The Firm "The Firm"; Zeppelinesk classic rock.

[inspiredsports]

Some woman moaning, next door. :eek:
Nice!

[danz1906]

Lifecycle-Yellowjackets featuring Mike Stern.

[nooshinjohn]

Prince dance tracks an dother remixes...

[inspiredsports]

Velvet Revolver - Slither

[Toolfan66]

Velvet Revolver - Slither


Nice!! have not listen to that for some time now, guess i will have to pull that out.


Chickenfoot for me right now.

[danz1906]

Wayne Shorter Quartet-Beyond the Sound Barrier

[Toolfan66]

Prince dance tracks an dother remixes...

Never heard the dother remixes, are they better then the original remixes?:p

J/K NJ:D

[nooshinjohn]

now on the platter... Loretta Lynn/Conway Twitty greatest hits

[lightman1]

Johnny Cash-The Man

[michaeljhsda2]

Patti Smith Group
Album: Easter
Tracks: Till Victory
Privilege (Set Me Free)

[messiah]

Artist:Praxis Album:Metatron

[nooshinjohn]

I just scored an unopened 8 lp set of Glenn Miller's 70 greatest hits from the mid 60's, made from the original master recordings. Amazing how ell his music sounds on SDA's:D