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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

dee1949 wrote:

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]



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 police

chef-nick

I love all of the mojo music compilations
check em out

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 **** 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

gwh wrote: »

Mr. Spock's Music From Outer Space.


And yes I'm trying to **** 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



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

heiney9 wrote:

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



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

shack wrote: »

The Gregg Allman Band- Just Before the Bullets Fly



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!



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

danger boy

heiney9 wrote: »

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



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



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.