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[ttman57]

Now playing...

"Back It Up" - Robin Trower

The finest guitar player, in my opinion. This last album with the equally great James Dewar is one of my all time favorite albums. Robin was kind enough to sign this copy for me during his last tour a few months ago.

[awty]

A new band I hadn't heard before......like very much.

[hetfieldsmullet]

[backinblack]

When they first came out, I convinced myself that both Electric & Sonic Temple were great. They are not, IMO. I don't like Electric, Sonic Temple or Ceremony. The Peace versions of the Electric album songs are far superior. Billy Duffy fancying himself a guitar god ruined The Cult for me. Saw Ian fronting The Doors a couple times, damn good shows.

One of the first CD's I ever bought was The Cult-Rockers Ravers Lovers and Sinners or whatever it was called. I think it was 1993 or 94. It was their greatest hits package and I have to tell you it still ranks as one of the best if not "the" best greatest hits albums I have heard. Love it all the way through. I was lucky enough to see them a few years back. What a great show that was. A Canadian band, Controller Controller, opened for them and they were superb as well. I think they have disbanned (Controller Controller, I mean) but look them up, they're great too.

[jtore]

The Clash - Combat Rock

[JollyJeweller]

Michael Jackson : Thriller (Still a damned fine LP!)
Tears for Fears : The Seeds of Love
Steve Hackett : Voyage of the Acolyte
CSNY : Deja Vu
Van Halen : 1984

A mixed bag there!

[hetfieldsmullet]

Aerosmith - S/T. Mama Kin still sounds amazing.

[D.]

RCA Dynaflex version. I see a lot of derogatory comments about the Dynaflex issues. I have to say the detail & sound stage was very well defined. I could hear muted tambourine and rim shots and lots of separation. Pretty impressive for a 70's live recording.

[slr9589]

Beatles 65 in mono!!
it really snaps!!!!!

[matt.madden]

RCA Dynaflex version. I see a lot of derogatory comments about the Dynaflex issues. I have to say the detail & sound stage was very well defined. I could hear muted tambourine and rim shots and lots of separation. Pretty impressive for a 70's live recording.

I was listening to this just the other night. Really great record.

[matt.madden]

12" Single

[Cabbage Patch Elvis]

One of my favorite 80's movie soundtracks, on Enigma records. A great mix of lesser-knowns and lost artists, with the Fleshtones in fine form on the title track. This one really takes me back.

[jc_the_trucker]

The Crystal Method-Divided By Night

[TheBladeCatcher]

Mastodon - The Hunter

45 RPM dual disc version