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Date Posted: 22:37:13 03/18/00 Sat
Author: shell
Author Host/IP: cflow3.mts.net / 205.200.28.46
Subject: Re: Repost
In reply to: American Woman 's message, "Repost" on 15:58:33 03/18/00 Sat

> Wanna try another list? -- Gary, 21:21:00 03/17/00 Fri
> Anyone up for another? How about top 10-15 all-time
> favorite non-BC/GW albums. Original releases-no
> greatest hits compilations. Except for a college radio
> station that has a few good nights a week, radio
> around here really sucks! I'm always looking for some
> new (or old) listening alternatives. Here's my
> favorites, at least tonight (no particular order):"The
> River" Bruce Springsteen, "Physical Graffiti" Led
> Zeppelin, "100% Fun" Matthew Sweet, "Aja" Steely Dan,
> "Walk On" John Hiatt, "Armed Forces" Elvis Costello,
> "Late For The Sky" Jackson Browne, "Laughter And Lust"
> Joe Jackson, "Let Your Dim Light Shine" Soul Asylum,
> "T.W.O." R.E.O. Speedwagon (sorry, it was pounded into
> me at an impressionable age by a school bus driver),
> "Slowhand" Eric Clapton, "Laid Back" Gregg Allman,
> "Nick Lowe and His Cowboy Outfit" Nick Lowe......guess
> that's enough! Should've been some Beatles and Stones
> and Neil Young and many others in there, but there's
> not one album by itself that jumps out at me. Let's
> hear yours........
These are the best. 1 Live in Europe-Rory Gallagher. 2 Revolver-The Beatles 3 A Quick One-The Who 4 Their Satanic Magesties Request-The Stones 5 Live at the Fillmore-The Allman Brothers 6 Jinx-Rory Gallagher 7 Abbey Road-The Beatles 8 Street Corner Talking-Savoy Brown 9 Surrealistic Pillow-Jefferson Airplane 10 Round One-Scrubaloe Caine

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[> Re:Creme de la creme LP's -- VfD, 12:47:59 03/19/00 Sun [1] (spider-tj043.proxy.aol.com/152.163.213.193)

Beatles-Abbey Rd, White LP, 2nd
Badfinger-Straight Up
10cc-How Dare You, Sheet Music
Queen-Sheer Heart Attack
Squeeze-Play
Dave Edmunds-Live
Steely Dan-Two Against Nature, Royal Scam, Countdown to Ecstacy
Robert Palmer-Secrets
Paul McCartney-Band On The Run
Dion DiMucci-Ruby Baby
There seems to be a tremendous gap in this collection, however. If push came to shove, I'd trade all of these for about half as many GW or BC LP's.


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[> [> Re:Creme de la creme LP's -- Heidi, 00:11:11 03/20/00 Mon [1] (pacfa.evepier.navy.mil/192.245.204.138)

>Didja dig out that Aja album yet, VFD? Say it ain't called, "Big Black Cow" !


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[> [> [> Re:Creme de la creme LP's -- VfD, 00:35:26 03/20/00 Mon [1] (spider-wg071.proxy.aol.com/205.188.196.51)

I didn't dig it out, but I think it's just called Black Cow.


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