I recently picked up the remastered version of King Diamond's follow up release, Them. Classic metal.

Well said.

Too Far From Texas- The "Remix"

Elton John-Don't Shoot M, I'm Only The Piano Player. This is Elton when he actually mattered.

Try...
 

King's classic album "Abigail"...One of my top 10 albums PERIOD!!! Hella heavy stuff & a great story!

Brian j.

Last 5 CDs listened to:

Neil Young-Greendale
The new Tom Waits (the title of which escapes me at the moment)
Eric Clapton-Me & Mr. Johnson
Concrete Blonde-Mexican Moon
Paul Bass & Steve Pinkston-Silver (my late cousin Paul's final album)

Simple Minds - Don't You Forget About Me.

-Kate

Siouxsie & The Banshees - Israel (aka Greg's Jam Of The Week™.)

Oh, shut up. :P

Easy...
 

"Sanitarium (Welcome Home)" by Metallica from their "Live ****: Binge & Purge" boxed set (Seattle '89)

Brian "Just leave me alone..." j.

Baaawn, in the USA - the song

Say You Will-Radio Mix

The Black Crowes - She Talks to Angels (accoustic)

-Kate

The Smiths-I Know It's Over

One of my favorites. :)

-Justin

Rock and Roll nevah forgits - Bob Seger

Love that song... it's one of my favorites.

"Run" by Snow Patrol- I love, love their newest album.

So weird- I've got my iPod on random, and out of 8,000 songs it chose to play "Now My Heart Is Full"- by the Smiths. Hurrah!

Hurrah! What a nice little coincidence! :woohoo:

-Justin

The ever popular...
 

and politically motivated concept album "Operation:Mindcrime" by Queensryche...

Kinda ironic, But the lyrics from this 1988 classic still apply to the political scene of the US today...Maybe that is part of the reason why a sequel to "Mindcrime" will be released next year.

"Revolution calling,
Revolution calling you.
There's a revolution calling.
A revolution calling. Gotta push, gotta push it
on through."


Brian j.

some fleetwood mac for a change :D

Various demos of I Walk A Thin Line.

Break Away - Kelly Clarkson, my twin

I love that song... don't tell anybody!

NP: "Clear Spot"- Pernice Brothers

Guess I'm Doin' Fine by Beck.

All The Kings Horses... faster version

I love this song! Sea Change is an amazing album! :wavey:

I'm listening to:
Oh My Sweet Carolina by Ryan Adams, off the Heartbreaker CD. Great CD, by the way.

Love it!
 

As Long as you Follow

You need to get her first album. Most of the songs are like Break Away. Miss Independent and and the duet with Tamyra are the only two "fast, popish" songs. I think you would enjoy. :o

:nod: Sea Change is a beautiful album! I've been on a Beck kick lately and I can't get enough of it.

Heartbreaker is amazing and OMSC is my absolute favorite Ryan Adams song.

You've got really great taste in music. ;) :wavey:

Thanks, so do you! :wavey: Hey, OMSC is my second favorite Ryan Adams song after La Cienega! :D

Song of the moment:
Atomic- Blondie

Indelibly Stamped by Supertamp. This is second of two albums that predated Crimeof the Century (the album that is often mistakenly identified as their debut)

Elton John-Don't Shoot Me I'm Only the Piano Player. This is Elton in his prime. The big hits were Daniel and Crocodile Rock but the real gems were have Have Mercy on the Criminal and High Flying Bird.

Aerosmith Get Your Wings. 70's Aerosmith sounds so raunchy.

Oh totally. LOVE Seasons of Wither. Lord of the Thighs is the nasty one :shocked: I saw this A cover band called Draw the Line on a booze cruise a couple of years ago. Their singer is a dead ringer for Tyler (looks & voice). They played Seasons and I lost it. They might as well have been the real deal up there. It was something.

I'm listening to the FM Live in Boston show from the DVD.

What I have in my CD case:

Johnny Winter - Let Me In

Eric Clapton-Timepieces, Vol II (live in the '70's)

PGSG-Soho Sessions

Fleetwood Mac-Tusk

Billy Burnette-Try Me & Soldier Of Love (2 albums on 1 CDR)

What a co-worker loaned me to listen to:

Brian Wilson - Smile

John Lennon - Acoustic

John Lennon - Rock & Roll

Various Artists - Lost Songs of Lennon & McCartney (songs that they wrote that they gave to other artists and never recorded themselves...or at least never officially released themselves)

Various Artists - The Big Box of British Blues (a 2 disc set of various EARLY British blues bands...included Peter Green's "A Fool No More" and Jeremy Spencer's "Look Down At My Woman"...a few EARLY Clapton, Beck & Page things...pre-Yardbirds stuff...some REAL early Savoy Brown things, etc)

Oklahoma's own...
 

Cross Canadian Ragweed's "Soul Gravy" disc (Currently listening to "Alabama (New Version)")...Ya dont have to be a country music fan to dig this cd, IMHO It's one of the better releases from this year & highly recommended.

Brian j.

Erasure - 'Solsbury Hill'. :nod:

Hee!
 

Hmm- I just purchased Amy Grant The Collection - I used to listen to my sisters but now that I'm 3,000 miles away I can't...so I bought my own..

listening to: Loretta Lynn - Portland Oregon

Nancy Sinatra's cover of Morrissey's "Let Me Kiss You," off her amazing new album. Kicks ASS. I'd recommend it to anyone.

The clever lyrics...
 

of the song "Back When" (Written by Jeff Stevens, Stephony Smith & Stan Lynch) from the new Tim McGraw release "Live Like You Were Dying"...

Here's the chorus:

"Back when a hoe was a hoe
Coke was a coke
Crack's what you were doing when you were cracking jokes
Back when a screw was a screw
The wind was all that blew
When you said, "I'm down with that", If meant you had the flu
I miss back when
I miss back when
I miss back when"

Brian "I'm reading street slang for dummies...'cause they put pop in my country" j.

I didn't know she has a new album out; I always liked her voice. :nod:

Right now, I'm listening to Asturias played by Segovia, he keeps surprising me. :thumbsup:

Romy