Velvet Revolver..Contraband, Next up;
Hardline..Double Eclipse
Hardline..Double Eclipse
Today's Rock and Roll Playlist
- Thread starter BroonsBane
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Duffinator
Spin The Black Circle
American Idiot - Green Day. The song Jesus of Suburbia rocks at 100 dB! 
BroonsBane
raisn em up waxin em down
Van Halen ~ II
BroonsBane
raisn em up waxin em down
BroonsBane
raisn em up waxin em down
Now you got me in the mood...then again I'm almost always in the mood for Rush
I think the only studio released album that I don't have on vinyl is Counterparts. Rush and vinyl just couldn't be a better combination. How many albums did you score from the thrift?
Rush ~ Vapor Trails on vinyl of course!
Ivorytooth
My TV Hates Me
Rainbow - Rising
I wonder if I am the only Rainbow fan here. No one seems to listen to them here.
I wonder if I am the only Rainbow fan here. No one seems to listen to them here.
truetone36
electronics packrat
I have that LP, as well as Straight Between The Eyes. great stuff.
tonight I'm listening to one thats a little obscure, but I recommend it to anyone who runs across it-
Screaming Lord Sutch-Hands Of Jack The Ripper
This LP features Ritchie Blackmore, Keith Moon, and Noel Redding and
was recorded live in London.
Dumont-First with the finest in television.:yes:
I have "Final Vinyl" and "Bent Out Of Shape". I'm a huge Blackmore fan, And
He used some of the best front men to ever grab a mike.
bordeno
Super Member
Ramones..........End of the Century (vinyl)
John & the Nightriders........Charge of the Nightriders (vinyl)
Bread............................Best Of (vinyl)
Various Artists......D.I.Y.: Teenage Kicks: U.K. Pop, 1976-1979 (disc)
Anyone who hasn't heard the last one might want to check it out. Absolutely wonderful disc.
John & the Nightriders........Charge of the Nightriders (vinyl)
Bread............................Best Of (vinyl)
Various Artists......D.I.Y.: Teenage Kicks: U.K. Pop, 1976-1979 (disc)
Anyone who hasn't heard the last one might want to check it out. Absolutely wonderful disc.
Brother Cane Wishpool
BroonsBane
raisn em up waxin em down
Then, metallica load
When I get home, prolly SEVEDUST
When I get home, prolly SEVEDUST
BroonsBane
raisn em up waxin em down
AC/DC ~ Back in Black
BroonsBane
raisn em up waxin em down
I haven't strayed too far from my first few influences as a kid. My older sister was heavy into The Beatles (she actually got to see them live in Toronto) and I grew up loving them. The first album I ever bought (I was 9) was Alice Cooper Billion Dollar Babies. I still have that record but don't play it, it's beat to hell. Not long after Alice I heard Rush for the first time, been hooked ever since
Alice Cooper ~ Killer
Alice Cooper ~ Killer
truetone36
electronics packrat
The Who-Live At Leeds
Nazereth-Hair Of The Dog & Play'n The Game
Dumont-First with the finest in television.:yes:
Nazereth-Hair Of The Dog & Play'n The Game
Dumont-First with the finest in television.:yes:
Ivorytooth
My TV Hates Me
I have that LP, as well as Straight Between The Eyes. great stuff.
tonight I'm listening to one thats a little obscure, but I recommend it to anyone who runs across it-
Screaming Lord Sutch-Hands Of Jack The Ripper
This LP features Ritchie Blackmore, Keith Moon, and Noel Redding and
was recorded live in London.
Dumont-First with the finest in television.:yes:
There were a lot of versions of the band Screaming Lord Sutch. The name changes some and the people surely do.
Blackmore is the man!!
