Bob Dylan - Modern Times

The Band; "The Night they Drove Old Dixie Down"

Bob Dylan - Modern Times

The Band; "The Night they Drove Old Dixie Down"

The Band are fantastic. Some people have no idea who they are. I talk about music to people and say. Do you like the Band? They are like who. Which band? I Say THE BAND! Some people just have no idea.

The Weight!

My Chemical Romance

The Black Parade

Track 09 Mama

Bob Dylan and The Band- I Aint Got No Home -Live

Grant Green - Sunday Morning

PS - That new Dylan album (Modern Times) is pretty good. It's not Highway 61 Re-Revisited or Blonde on Brunette but forty years down the road, who would reasonably expect it to be...?

Miles Davis - Bitches Brew

Kruder and Dorfmeister; The K&D Sessions.

Pure, unadulterated, class....!

redrus

Paul McCartney- Run Devil Run

Howzat - Sherbets

Oasis- Guess God Thinks I'm Abel

Eurythmics

Greatest Hits

Track 04 Who's That Girl?

Morgan Heritage - She's still loving me

Elephant Man - Willie Bounce

Massive Attack - Angel

- Black Milk

- Milk (Rare Garbage collaboration )Trancy)

Massive Attack,

the whole Blue Lines album...

It remains classy, stylish, suave, and highly listenable.

Fly

Special Acoustic

Track 06

Led Zeppelin

I

Track 04 Dazed & Confused

Good idea Bops.

LZ Cpmplete discography, starting up now.... Start with hmmm... so much choice....start smooth... That's the way.

Good idea Bops.

LZ Cpmplete discography, starting up now.... Start with hmmm... so much choice....start smooth... That's the way.

Led Zeppelin

II

Track 02 What Is And What Should Never Be

Massive Attack,

the whole Blue Lines album...

It remains classy, stylish, suave, and highly listenable.

Aaaaah, moody, moody memories................

redrus

BTW Drus and Bebops, did ya get the last poets's with Hendrixtune I sent ya yesterday?

anyway, listenign to Etta James I'd rather go Blind

Edited November 13, 200619 yr by kayo

Peggy Sue - Buddy Holly

I just discovered X Japan, a group from Japan, on a CD I got at Pantip, of soft rock. "Tears" is incredible, even when he sings in Japanese.

As for Led Zeppelin, I enjoy a VCD of their Madison Square Garden concert, around 1973.

For years I've known about ten songs by Curtis Mayfield.

I've recently obtained a couple of COMPLETE Original Copy albums worth ranging from;

• Curtis Mayfield & The Impressions Anthology (2 discs 1961 - 1977 )
  
• Curtis/Live (at the Bitter End) = Soooooo Goooood!
  
• Curtis (With extended edits of "hel_l below us")
  
• Do It All Night
  
• Give it Up
  
• Live at Ronnie Scott's (with interview by Paul Weller)
  
• A Man like Curtis
  
• Move on up (the singles anthology)
  
• New World Order
  
• Roots and finally the superfly sessions
  But theat ain't all,,,,
  Two discs performed by other artists... as far as I understand, Curtis composed and arranged and produced the disc called
  
• Curtis Mayfield's Chicago Soul
  
• Tribute To Curtis
  done by Aretha, the Boss, Stevie Wonder, Clapton, Gladys Knight, and more... Brilliant!!!!!
  I'm gonna be happy today!
  

Edited November 14, 200619 yr by kayo

ehehehe... Tomorrow I'll be exploring the comlete works of the Tower of Power!!!!! or if I feel darker, maybe the 140 tracks by Cypress Hill I just got....

Sorry!!! I'm just so happy, my buddy in Belgium whom I saw last weekm just gave me about 35 gigabites of music, all from his own original CD's. Doubled my collection in 30 minutes.

Now I've about 70 Giga's Total Music!!! )15300 tracks and each one absolutely BRILLIANT!!!!

Couldn't be happier...

as a pig in SH1T!!! YAY!

Edited November 14, 200619 yr by kayo

AFter posting about the Led Zeppelin VCD, it dawned on me that the title song says it all, about how we enjoy these old recordings:

The Sound Remains the Same

Right... Overdosed on Curtis Mayfield.

Now Overdosing on Chemical Brothers....

Just another one of those BLOCK ROCKING BEATS!!!! :D

Currently playing "Under the Influence".... I wish...

Many good memories.

Clash London Calling

Sealed With A Kiss - Bryan Hyland