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[Karl]

Michael Fierce wrote: "Moaning - Connect the Dots"

I like this Great 70's sound - sub pop has a winner here.

[Erin]

David Archuleta - Crush

[Janie]

Uneven Structure - Paragon

[Karl]

Classic Rock Society - "New Species Volume 10"

[Karl]

Pink Floyd - album "Dark Side of the Moon [Experience Edition]"

Live At The Empire Pool, Wembley, London 1974

[Michael Fierce]

Sorry - Snakes

[Karl]

Fresh Fruit For Rotting Eyeballs (Dead Kennedys Documentary)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6Obe...

[Erin]

Queen - We Will Rock You

[Phil]

Amorphis - Tales from the Thousand Lakes

[Karl]

Omni Trio - "Haunted Science" cd

[Karl]

Isildurs Bane - "lost eggs" cd

a masterpiece of progressive rock music, a lot of this relatively accessible music falls in the fusion category, but also Symphonic style of Isildurs Bane is present. The music is almost entirely instrumental.

[Erin]

The Weeknd - Heartless

[Janie]

Scorn - Ellipsis

[Phil]

Amorphis - Tuonela

[Matthew]

Haircuts For Men - "My Wife Is On Tinder"

[Stephen]

Karl wrote: "Fresh Fruit For Rotting Eyeballs (Dead Kennedys Documentary)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6Obe..."

Thanks, Karl -that was great

[Karl]

Stephen wrote: "Karl wrote: "Fresh Fruit For Rotting Eyeballs (Dead Kennedys Documentary)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6Obe..."

Thanks, Karl -that was great"

I Agree one forgets their creativity and intensity

[Phil]

Cathedral - Supernatural Birth Machine

[Erin]

Maren Morris - The Bones

[Janie]

BlacksOn - Cry for Inspiration

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Gjallarhorn - Nordheim

[Erin]

Johnny Hates Jazz - Shattered Dreams

[[deleted user]]

Wilderun - Discography

[Stephen]

Funkadelic - Standing On The Verge Of Getting It On

[Juri]

Children of the Next Level - Testament

[Erin]

Flo Rida ft. Sia - Wild Ones

[Corina Freekina]

Mi Otra Verdad - Overdry 🤘🏽

[Amelie]

Ghost - Absolution

[Phil]

Horrendous - Anareta

[Karl]

Pink Floyd ‎– "Live In Montreux 1970"

Released: 2014 in Spain

Recorded live at Altes Casino, Montreux, Switzerland on 21st November 1970.
Excellent quality audience recording.
Tracks 2-5, 2-6 recorded live on 22nd November 1970.

[Rodney]

Wormrot - Voices

[Alan]

Cyndi Lauper - She Bop

[Janie]

Aosoth - An Arrow In Heart

[Carrie]

Red- Let Go

[Erin]

Fine Young Cannibals - She Drives Me Crazy

[Stephen]

Einstürzende Neubauten - Ten Grand Goldie

[Erin]

Belinda Carlisle - Circle In the Sand

[Phil]

Enslaved - Monumension

[Erin]

Tool - Sober

[Oliver]

Drake - Toosie Slide

I cannot get this song out of my head!!

[Janie]

King Crimson - Heavy ConstruKction

[Karl]

Janie wrote: "King Crimson - Heavy ConstruKction"

King Crimson's product is far too extensive for me to keep up with

[Janie]

Karl wrote: "Janie wrote: "King Crimson - Heavy ConstruKction"

King Crimson's product is far too extensive for me to keep up with"

This is an excellent triple album.

[Karl]

Traffic - "The Low Spark Of High Healed Boys"

Traffic’s fifth album shows the band at the peak of its powers. The songwriting is superlative, the songs are soaring, and the band’s two constituent modes were never better fused. For the most part The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys is more hushed and relaxed than Traffic had been in the past. “Hidden Treasure” and “Many a Mile to Freedom” find Steve Winwood toning down his earthy holler to sing in a low whisper, atop grooves best defined by the latter song’s lyrics: “Then together we flow like the river / Then together we melt like the snow.” Ironically, it's usually silent drummer Jim Capaldi who shows off his formidable pipes on the heavy funk-rock of “Rock ‘n’ Roll Stew” and “Light up Or Leave Me Alone.” The album’s title track is probably Traffic’s greatest moment. “The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys” is something actor Michael J. Pollard wrote to Jim Capaldi while both were traveling in Morocco. Traffic interpreted it to refer to the grassroots power of the counterculture, and the song’s anthemic jam resounds as a mysterious tribute to the Woodstock generation.

[Karl]

Janie wrote: "Karl wrote: "Janie wrote: "King Crimson - Heavy ConstruKction"

King Crimson's product is far too extensive for me to keep up with"

This is an excellent double album."

Is it "live ? "

[Karl]

Brand X - "ISH" from "Livestock"

[Angela]

"Bruised" Lewis Capaldi

[Phil]

Nightwish - Dark Passion Play

[Janie]

Karl wrote: "Janie wrote: "Karl wrote: "Janie wrote: "King Crimson - Heavy ConstruKction"

King Crimson's product is far too extensive for me to keep up with"

This is an excellent double album."

Is it "live ? ""

Yes, from a European tour in 2000.

[Janie]

Karl wrote: "Traffic - "The Low Spark Of High Healed Boys"

Traffic’s fifth album shows the band at the peak of its powers. The songwriting is superlative, the songs are soaring, and the band’s two constituent ..."

Interesting, and a great listening choice.