:tup: We be jammin'

All but The Animals are new to me. Thanks for the introductions. :tiphat:

Didn't find the CD but I must have it somewhere as I found a stack of DVDRs labeled "Rips Of My CDs xx of yy" with the image files. Luckily, the albums were on the DVDs in alphabetical order so all I had to do was flip to the discs with the W's. Now I need to find some bell-bottoms and tie-dyed t-shirts. :driving:

Alan Parsons and Yes
 

I've really enjoyed hearing these old tunes again. I've never been a big fan of either group (a bit too "arty" for my taste ... but both have songs in my Top 1000 Rock Songs list) so I haven't Liked very many of them, but it's a nice trip down memory lane. Thanks and keep 'em comin', onzedge. :tiphat:

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Genesis [ Abacab | Man On The Corner | Home By The Sea ]
Phil Collins [ Take Me Home | I Missed Again ]

for STEELY fans i highly recommended walter's 11 STACKS 0' WAX...for me, the best overall music of the bunch...

any opinions?

!!!!!!you can not petition the lord with prayer!!!!!

...and the colored girls sing: do dodo dodo dododo dodo...(sax intro)

i amazoned the upcoming, upgraded ZEP's albums: deluxe 1st lp edition and remastered (again, sigh...) 2nd and 3rd CD onliest...i gotta tell ya, those first 2 ZEP albums caught me by surprise back in the day...i was in the air farce when 1 came out and had no idea/clue...still in servitude, 2 hit w/GWLL and it was on...to later discover 1 was like finding a treasure---what great blues!!!!...and i wasn't a blues man...i could really sing back then and all i could think of was i wished i was still rollin' around with my buds when these 8 tracks hit coz i could really belt 'em out...GREAT, GREAT MUSIC...

I have a soft spot in my heart for Zeppelin.

personal aside: DESPERADO is their masterpiece...pair this w/elton's TUMBLEWEED CONNECTION and add 'indian sunset' and you've got the perfect cassette, methinks...

heya, edgez...i know you dig the who from reading previous threads...one of my two all-time fave albums/combo is WHOS NEXT paired with SUPERTRAMP'S CRIME OF THE CENTURY...when i taped it, i had to add 'eminence front' and 'join together w/the band' to complete the most perfect and one of the most important lps of their's and the early 70's.

and, i've reordered some more SUPERTRAMP, and, specifically, their 9 minute plus jam of 'another man's woman'...COTC is a masterpiece...

Weird. I just loaded Crime of the Century and Breakfast in America on my iPod for my flight tomorrow.

how could you NOT...i never got into 'heavy metal' much past the brilliance of this group's example...i just did not...i ventured off into jazz fusion and latin rock and, as is/was my wont, singer/songwriter...

butt, ONE, TWO, HOUSES...incredible...

did anybody see scary bobby at the NEW ORLEANS JAZZ FEST on ASX recently?

Houses of the Holy is my favorite.