by flipper 42 Replies latest jw friends
Were only in it for the MOney, Mothers of invention.
The Best of Free.
Moontan, Golden Earring
Switch, Golden earring
One size fits all, Frank Zappa
Overnight sensation, Frank Zappa
12 dreams of Dr. Sardonicus, Spirit
Surrealistic Pillow, Jefferson Airplane
Fresh Cream, Cream
Secret Treaties Blue oyster cult
Steppenwolfs greatest hits. Steppenwolf
Martha Argerich: Rachmaninoff 3 -- Tchaikovsky 1
Krystian Zimerman, Leonard Bernstein, VPO: Beethoven Emperor Concerto
Leonard Bernstein, BSO: The Final Concert
Simon Rattle, COBSO: John Adams-American Classics (The Chairman Dances and Short Ride in a Fast Machine)
Michael Tilson Thomas: Gershwin Rhapsodies
Vladimir Ashkenazy: Pictures at an Exhibition
Thelonious Monk: Solo Monk
Dexter Gordon: Our Man In Paris
Art Blakey: Moanin'
Frank Sinatra: Songs For Swingin' Lovers!
Yeah Flipper I didn't put any Zep or Beatle records on mine cuz it would take up my whole list and they're way too obvious choices. I love em all, Physical Graffiti being my favorite Zep album (as it is for you)!
JAGUARBASS- I'll tell ya- you and I must be the only ones on the board that REALLY like Golden Earring ! LOL! Albums from them would definitely crack my top 20 list ! They were great ! Great heavy drums and guitar. I've got a lot of their stuff ! I love Frank Zappa and Blue Oyster Cult as well.
R51785- So I see you are into classical ! Cool !
JIMMY PAGE- I hear ya. If I had a top 100 all-time song list - at least a combination of 40 to 50 songs would probably be Led Zeppelin and the Beatles. My 2 all-time favorite groups. So you liked Physical Graffiti too ! Cool. I loved " In My Time of Dying " and " The Rover " . And oh yes a cool tune called " Kashmir " ! Great stuff
Dakota Staton..........: Late Late Show........very obscure.........oompa......anybody like torch?.......oompa
Mr. Flipper as far as I know Golden Earring is the oldest existing rock band with the original line up.
You have to go to Europe, Denmark to see them but they are still playing.
Some great music listed here some I have in my collection some I have not heard of! Will check them out on my Spotify account http://www.spotify.com/en/ if anyone wants a free invite pm me (UK only I think) it's a really a great way to listen to high quality music on your PC especially if you have a good sound card and monitor speakers.
What amazes me is that most of the music listed here would have been a no no in the Truth, (i.e.: Led Zep, Nirvana, etc.) I was made to feel guilt by items on the platform and at assemblies for even liking some music. GUILT is the WTS main weapon of choice to control....
I'm happy now to explore the full genre of human music, and it's great to be able log back in here too. here's some:
Mike Oldfield-Tubular Bells
The Streets-A Grand Don't Come for Free
Dire Straits-Brothers In Arms
Pink Floyd-The Dark Side of the Moon
Nirvana-Nevermind
Joy Division-Substance
U2-War
Derek and the Dominos-Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs
Rod Stewart-every Picture Tells a Story
frogit
OOMPA- Dakota Station ? Pretty obscure. Never heard of them.
JAGUARBASS- That is really interesting. If you have some U-tubes of their latest music I would be interested in seeing it or hearing it. Every time I go to used record stores I'm always trying to see some of Golden Earrings latest releases ; but they never have them ! What would you suggest for me to find some of their latest stuff ?? That is great they are still performing after all these years with the original members intact !
FROGIT- Yeah- I never felt any guilt about my record collection I started in 1971 as a young 12 year old witness. I loved rock music - so I thought - the hell with em'! Now at age 49 I've got 100's of albums , CD's, and cassettes which I periodically dig through and listen to ! It's pretty cool. Some of my old albums are in mint condition as well ! Of the artists you mentioned - I love Dire Straits, Pink Floyd , and U 2
I can't believe I left this one off... if you like the White album go listen to World Party's "Goodbye Jumbo" album. I love it!
JIMMY PAGE- I'll have to go listen to World Party's " Goodbye Jumbo " next time I'm in the record store. Like the Beatles White Album ? Interesting. Peace out, Mr.Flipper
