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  • chumlie
    chumlie Posts: 8,658
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    Frank Zappa & The Mothers; Freak Out.
  • dkr919
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  • chumlie
    chumlie Posts: 8,658
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    The Doors; The Soft Parade.
  • gdpeck
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    the atrociously titled Honkin' On Bobo by Aerosmith (MOG)
  • chumlie
    chumlie Posts: 8,658
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    Neil Young; After The Gold Rush.
  • gdpeck
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  • chumlie
    chumlie Posts: 8,658
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    Neil Young; Trans.
  • chumlie
    chumlie Posts: 8,658
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    Allman Brothers; Live at the Fillmore East.
  • sda2mike
    sda2mike Posts: 3,131
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    chumlie wrote: »
    Allman Brothers; Live at the Fillmore East.

    i listened to that version of whipping post the other day at concert volumes...the drums were incredibly inventive...surprisingly, duane's gtr comes up in the mix for only some key phrases...mostly, it was a betts' powerhouse of creativity..remember when fm stations would play this song??

    mike
  • chumlie
    chumlie Posts: 8,658
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    Indeed i do. Back in the early 70's before they all got bought out by Clearchanel and the rest of the conglomerates. When they would play whole album sides. Now its top forty playlists. YUK
  • sda2mike
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    i remember the cool stations' dj's all sounded like stoners...they also had the chimes going on while they were talking and psychedelic sounds...i guess the biz model back then let them pay the bills in the morning and early pm..then at night it was time to kick back and enjoy uninterrupted tunes
  • chumlie
    chumlie Posts: 8,658
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    Most of them were. I partied with a few of em back in the day.
  • chumlie
    chumlie Posts: 8,658
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    Jeff Beck; Wired.
  • sda2mike
    sda2mike Posts: 3,131
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    i love hearing JB's amps buzzing at the start of 'goodbye porkpie hat'...my favorite cut from the album...very faithful to the original that charles mingus blessed us with
  • gdpeck
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  • dkr919
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  • chumlie
    chumlie Posts: 8,658
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    sda2mike wrote: »
    i love hearing JB's amps buzzing at the start of 'goodbye porkpie hat'...my favorite cut from the album...very faithful to the original that charles mingus blessed us with
    Never noticed it. Had to wikipedia Charles Mingus.
    ( Guess i'll have to give him a listen )
    New Neil Young & Crazy Horse; Americana.
  • pietro944
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    Setlist:The Best Of Mountain Live...Remastered:cool:
  • pietro944
    pietro944 Posts: 720
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    Setlist:The Very Best Of Johnny Winter Live....Remastered
  • pietro944
    pietro944 Posts: 720
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    Robbie Robertson....Storyville....Remastered
  • Waynesize
    Waynesize Posts: 62
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    Surrender Dorothy; Pop Musica (a regional band based in Blacksburg, VA. The drummer is an old high school buddy of mine.) I love listening to all of my recorded music, but we can't forget to support our local bands. The bars and clubs have some great music, if you find the right place, on the right night, it can be magical!
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  • chumlie
    chumlie Posts: 8,658
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    Interesting bit of information from Neil Young's website.
    http://www.neilyoung.com/news/
    I'm only getting 15% of the audio on Americana cd. I-tunes is only 5%
    Bluray has 100% and for you vinyl fans '' The only other place to get the quality audio is the vinyl Americana, which originates from the original audio masters. ''
    Now a blast from the past. The Beatles; Yellow Submarine on Blu-ray.
  • Waynesize
    Waynesize Posts: 62
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    Dwight Yoakam; Gone ($1 at a yard sale this weekend)
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  • Rti Rob
    Rti Rob Posts: 3
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    chumlie wrote: »
    Frank Zappa & The Mothers; Freak Out.

    Now that's a blast from the past!

    Me, my tastes have mellowed.... currently listening to Moya Brennan.
    Living room: Polk RTi10 mains, RTi8 surrounds, RTi6 rears, Csi5 center, Denon 3312CI, twin 12" Klipsch Synergy subs
    Family room & Bedroom: More Rti's, Denon AVR's, Klipsch subs ... Garage: Boxes and boxes of Polk Tsi's & Monitors!!
  • Waynesize
    Waynesize Posts: 62
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    John Prine; German Afternoons
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  • Waynesize
    Waynesize Posts: 62
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    Sheryl Crow; Wildflower
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  • gdpeck
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  • chumlie
    chumlie Posts: 8,658
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    Kuddo's to the remaster of Yellow Submarine. Most excellent job.
    Beatles; Anthology on dvd.
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