Top 5 Favorite Albums
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Few will remember the traveling wilbury's? One of the greatest supergroups of all time?
Few will remember the traveling wilbury's? One of the greatest supergroups of all time?
One of my daughters loves 'em...The other calls 'em "The travelling hillbillies". Obviously I thought, and still think, they were great.
Mike
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Rush 2112
Metallica Master of Puppets
Black Sabbath Master of Reality
Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon
Beatles Abbey Road
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Mine
5) Lovedrive - Scorpins
4) Shout at the Devil - Mötley Crüe
3) South of Heaven- Slayer
2) And Justice for All - Metallica
1) Speak of the Devil - Ozzy
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Mine
5) Lovedrive - Scorpins
4) Shout at the Devil - Mötley Crüe
3) South of Heaven- Slayer
2) And Justice for All - Metallica
1) Speak of the Devil - Ozzy
sgt peppers
who's next
chicago transit authority
led zep 3
love it to death-alice cooper
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Pearl Jam - Ten
Pearl Jam - Pearl Jam
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Alice in Chains - Jar of Flies
Our Lady Peace - Spiritual Machines
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Few will remember the traveling wilbury's? One of the greatest supergroups of all time?
Few will remember the traveling wilbury's? One of the greatest supergroups of all time?
Tom Petty is a rock genius who isn't truly appreciated
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Few will remember the traveling wilbury's? One of the greatest supergroups of all time?
Tom Petty is a rock genius who isn't truly appreciated
I'm surprised The Eagles didn't make anyone's list so far.
Tom Petty is a rock genius who isn't truly appreciated
Speaking of The Eagles, their guitarist Don Felder taught Tom Petty how to play.
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Lateralus
The Battle of Los Angeles
Thriller
Saturate (guilty pleasure of post grunge sound)
Licensed to ILL
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In no particular order:
Alice in Chains - Jar of Flies
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
Peter Frampton - Frampton Comes Alive
Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
Pat Travers Band - Live! Go for What You Know
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Tough to name just 5, but here goes:
1) Black Sabbath Vol 4
2) Golden Earring Moontan
3) Deep Purple Machine Head
4) Pink Floyd Animals
5) Genesis The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
Rush 2112, Alice Cooper School's Out ,Led Zeppelin In Through the Out Door in the running
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Brad Paisley's "Mud on the Tires"
Alison Krauss and the Union Station Live 2 CD
and the old Beatles "Rubber Soul" album, that I always listened to
at 78 rpm so it sounded like the Alvin and the Chipmunks.
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can't believe i agree with a lot of these selections. my friends call my music crap.
genesis - seconds out
billy idol - rebel yell
pink floyd - animals
camel - breathless
tool - aenima
love the brian eno pick. love seger. hell i coulda added 20 more to the list but off the top of my head.......
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Alison Krauss's singing, and the Union Station bluegrass... fascinates me. It's just so beautiful.
But here, she sings ...alto? backup to Shania Twain.
I believe she can make magic of any song. Note - it's a long video, of interviews with friends and herself...
I would pay huge bucks to see her in concert, and I'd love to see Steve sing a duet with her some day.....
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Bowie - Hunky Dory
James Gang - James Gang Rides again
Yes - Close to the Edge
more later... I'll try to keep it to only 2 more...
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The reason for my fav being Speak of the Devil -ozzy
Brad Gillis is one of my fav guitarist. I met him at a show he was putting on in Litchfield, Il. Night Ranger was playing and this is when they were playing smaller venues as opposed to bigger places they used to. Everyone knew Brad as the talented guitarist for Night Ranger but didn't know that he played for Ozzy when Randy Rhoads passed away in March of '82.
Speak of the Devil was recorded in Nov. of '82. Ozzy owed the record company two records. It was a live double album. They recorded live at the Ritz at an empty venue. Three songs had crowd noise dubbed in to have the album appear more live. Crazy.
I talked to Brad and have the utmost respect for his versatile talents. Great album.
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Bowie - Hunky Dory
James Gang - James Gang Rides again
Yes - Close to the Edge
more later... I'll try to keep it to only 2 more...
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The reason for my fav being Speak of the Devil -ozzy
Brad Gillis is one of my fav guitarist. I met him at a show he was putting on in Litchfield, Il. Night Ranger was playing and this is when they were playing smaller venues as opposed to bigger places they used to. Everyone knew Brad as the talented guitarist for Night Ranger but didn't know that he played for Ozzy when Randy Rhoads passed away in March of '82.
Speak of the Devil was recorded in Nov. of '82. Ozzy owed the record company two records. It was a live double album. They recorded live at the Ritz at an empty venue. Three songs had crowd noise dubbed in to have the album appear more live. Crazy.
I talked to Brad and have the utmost respect for his versatile talents. Great album.
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The reason for my fav being Speak of the Devil -ozzy
Brad Gillis is one of my fav guitarist. I met him at a show he was putting on in Litchfield, Il. Night Ranger was playing and this is when they were playing smaller venues as opposed to bigger places they used to. Everyone knew Brad as the talented guitarist for Night Ranger but didn't know that he played for Ozzy when Randy Rhoads passed away in March of '82.
Speak of the Devil was recorded in Nov. of '82. Ozzy owed the record company two records. It was a live double album. They recorded live at the Ritz at an empty venue. Three songs had crowd noise dubbed in to have the album appear more live. Crazy.
I talked to Brad and have the utmost respect for his versatile talents. Great album.
I have one of the Gillis Ozzy shows around here on DVD. He didn't do many.. But he did well.. I also have a Jeff Watson solo cd that is freaking terrible..
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I'm just loving bluegrass. I found my album, with Alison Krauss and the Union Station,
on youtube.
To me, the music moves me, I love the complexity of the different instruments making
music, and Alison singing. And, their music that makes the movie
"Oh, Brother, Where Art Thou" so perfect in the soundtrack.
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my next album to find somewhere:
Alison Krauss is magic to music.
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Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland
It was such a ground breaking masterpiece in terms of writing style, the different variety of music. And the technical break through in recording techniques by both Jimi and Eddie Kramer.
Aja - Steeley Dan
Not only is the music and the songs are great.. But I thought Gary Katz did a great job mixing and EQueing that record.
Hughes / Thrall.
Glenn Hughes and Pat Thrall (Pat Travers) put out a collaboration album in 1982. It was just brilliant from the songwriting and the Music.. it had that Grand canyon sound to it. it was brilliantly engineered. Sadly. Promoters and the like didnt do enough to push the record at the time.. Which to Me is a travesty. its a well crafted album and it shouldve made the charts.
Ozzy Osbourne - Speak of the Devil.
I really love Brad Gilli's performance on guitar , on this album. The guitar sound was just absolutely killer. I really believe Mesa Boogie Amplifiers came to the forefront because of that album.. those old boogie simul-class Mark II amps were great.
Dream Theater's Metropolis: Scenes from a Memory.
Just a great album that tells great stories..every musician in this band is tops... And Kevin shirley did a great job engineering it.
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