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What are you listening to? Part III
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I haven't listened to Neil Young for ages, and I so far only really know this album, but I love it...
A great LP for sure.
A good way to get to know his work is listening to his greatest hits, Decade.
Thanks for this! I'm on it...it's 2am in England, and yet again I can't sleep, so it's this and instant coffee....
A cover of the Imagine Dragons song, Radioactive.
I like it better than the original. Makes me want to drive fast.
I like it better than the original. Makes me want to drive fast.
Street Talk (Expanded Edition)
Street Talk is Steve Perry's first solo studio album, released April 13, 1984. Street Talk contains Perry's biggest hit as a solo artist, "Oh Sherrie", written for his then-girlfriend Sherrie Swafford. The song hit #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #1 on Billboard's Rock chart, and the...
When I was a teen in the 90's I was aware of industrial music and knew a few names but it wasn't something I was really into. I now would like to know more about it and get to know what I missed, so found this as an introduction. One of the great things about streaming now is I can easily find related and new artists with minimal effort....here is this mornings listening....X
A fine compilation that works both as an entry point and as collector bait (Black Sabbath fans, there is an epic cover of Supernaut) is
And since Ministry was still a techno band sporting faux British accents during its Wax Trax! era, any of the three albums in this set:
plus
will get you some of Ministry's best stuff.
never heard it in its entirety before... What was the big deal?
Sound Affects ... I need to listen to it again. It's been a while and I remember not being too crazy about it originally.My top two Jam records:
I have a friend who asked about them and I'm trying to decide between Setting Sons or All Mod Cons as a birthday gift for them...
Norman Greenbaum, The Professor of Rock, a prototype Fuzztone pedal, a low-budget gospel chorus, and goats.
This video made me so, so happy. PoR had been trying to find this guy for ten years, finally did via Kenny Loggins (!!), and the interview was so cool for music nerds like me. I've cranked this record every time I heard it for, what, 40 years?
This video made me so, so happy. PoR had been trying to find this guy for ten years, finally did via Kenny Loggins (!!), and the interview was so cool for music nerds like me. I've cranked this record every time I heard it for, what, 40 years?
I think you're gonna dig this...
An Austin Chef Recreated ZZ Top's "Tres Hombres" Album
And Billy Gibbons loves it.
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