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Location: NJ | just curious to see get to know some of you out there. if you have to pick one cd or album as your favorit which one would it be? you only get one.
my choice would be
the velvet underground and NIco
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Location: Scotland | John Hiatt - "Bring the Family" Stellar songwriting, Amazing rhythm section (Jim Keltner & Nick Lowe) Ry Cooder's best playing, ever.
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Location: montreal | Kyuss- and the circus leaves town....I listen to it everyday! |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Well this is a tough one..
I'd have to say ETI Live by Blue Oyster Cult. For a live album, it captured the moment. For me it has a tune for every emotion, so I always keep it handy for when I need inspiration. It is also recorded with my favorite lineup of the band (besides maybe the current lineup). Hey what can I say... it's not easy to have 4 guitars across a stage, that loud, and have it sound like music not noise... and you could hear the words. An artform in which they were the masters. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | derek and the dominos |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Glen Campbell's Rhinestone plowboy |
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Location: Lemoyne, Pennsyltucky | Hey, Bill, that's TWO!!
Queen, News Of The World. It's all on there. Brian used Ovations, too! |
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Location: Netherlands | I really like the Throwing Copper Album of Live.
I saw them a few times play on a Festival, great band. |
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favorite all time CD
