what are you listening to?

Grin - s/t
(1971, Spindizzy) -1B/-1B, Promo



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Nils Lofgren songs and killer guitar. recorded in '69 and '70. several songs w/ harmonies by Danny Whitten, Neil Young and Ralph Molina.
 
Groundhogs - Who Will Save The World?
(1972, United Artists)

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smoking hot blues rock with great sound quality, prominent bass.
 
Joe Bonamass

Live At The Greek Theater
MTV Live
 

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Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity - s/t
(1975, Polydor) UK compilation

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from the Polydor Special series of compilations in '75
 
The John Coltrane Quartet - Africa/Brass
(1961, Impulse!) Stereo A-6; RVG STEREO in the deadwax

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recycled picture. w/ Eric Dolphy, McCoy Tyner.
 
THIS :)
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So you thought all country sounded the same?

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laatsch55 said:
How is it??
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The song 'One Day Remains' is bad ass. The rest is much like other Alter Bridge albums.
I sort of like Myles Kennedy's singing style in this period when he was more controlled.
The newer stuff sounds like he is trying too hard some times.

I still like it though. :joker:

It's an acquired taste with some good guitar runs and melodies.
 
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Hit 'The Last Record Store' this afternoon.

The mini-me picked up a used, boxed version of 'Jesus Christ Superstar' ... I had no idea. :tard:

Me? I did the random, roll-the-dice pick from the international section.
Since jihadists are on the move to take over the U. S. of A....

I picked up this for a ten spot:

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It's actually not bad ...
 
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