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The I haven't played it in awhile playlist

Marshall Tucker Band - Searching For A Rainbow.

Man I haven't listened to 'Southern Rock" in a while. Sometimes you have to put your "go to" albums aside and break out the ones from the past.
 
Joan Jett Bad Reputation. I always loved that album, but for some reason haven’t spun it in a while. Glad I dusted it off. A great record by the Queen of Rock. :thmbsp:
 
This thread is making me stir it up alittle,I cant believe this recording is 20 years old already :sigh:

Midnight oil - Diesel & Dust 1988

Austrailians rock with the aboriginal in mind
 

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Sluggo said:
This thread is making me stir it up alittle,I cant believe this recording is 20 years old already :sigh:

Midnight oil - Diesel & Dust 1988

Austrailians rock with the aboriginal in mind
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That was the idea. :)

Lennon Plastic Ono Band - Shaved Fish
 
spiderhead69 said:
Marshall Tucker Band - Searching For A Rainbow.

Man I haven't listened to 'Southern Rock" in a while. Sometimes you have to put your "go to" albums aside and break out the ones from the past.
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I love MTB. "Can't you See" is a classic and rightly so. Quite a bit of their stuff is very well recorded too.

I think I'll go dig up some Wet Willie....
 
Sluggo...thats one of my favorite albums.

OK, now I'm a huge Depeche mode fan, and I have all of their work. Most of is on vinyl, but i came across a CD of their 'Construction Time Again' bonus work last week, and wow was I taken back a few years! Great stuff, like 'The Great Outdoors', 'Fools', and the acoustic version of 'Love, In Itself'. :thmbsp:
 
Great thread. Golden Biscuits brings back memories, guilty pleasures. :D Eli's comin'...

Fleetwood Mac - Self Titled
(1975, Reprise) > haven't listened for years on vinyl. used to wear out the tracks on this one.

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Ace - Five a Side. Can't remember the last time I played this. Still sounds great. Never have seen a cd of it.
 
Andyman said:
I love MTB. "Can't you See" is a classic and rightly so. Quite a bit of their stuff is very well recorded too.

I think I'll go dig up some Wet Willie....
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I agree, MTB sounds really good on vinyl.

Charlie Daniels Band - Fire on the Mountain

I must not have listened to this one that much. It looks brand new.
 
Great american rock & roll debut album from 1972

Jo Jo Gunne :yes:
 

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The Who - Who's Next

Had this years ago on cassette when I was a youngster. When cassette became a "dead" format all my tapes went, and its been on the list ever since. Just picked it up on vinyl and man the memories come back. Its amazing how an album can take you back to a time and place
 
Sluggo said:
Great american rock & roll debut album from 1972
Jo Jo Gunne :yes:
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Funny, that reminds me....

Jo Jo Gunne <> Jay Ferguson <> Joe Walsh

Joe Walsh - "But Seriously, Folks..."

Forgot all about the 'Inner Tube' and 'Boat Weirdos' instrumental on side 2. Nice stuff.
 
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