I'm listening to Olympic Stadium Helsinki, Aug. 5, 1998.

Was anyone from here at this show?
What did you think of the energy?
It's a good show, but it seems to lack some energy. Not gangbusters like some shows I have listened to.
Whatcha think?

Goats Head Soup actually. I like it. There's some real cool tracks on it. A bit underrated too.

JumpingKentFlash

JUST--at this moment---Cosmos Factory--CCR

Dylan at Finsbury Park, 2004.

The Best of Frank Stokes - Yazoo 2072 and my dog barkin' at my back door..!!!

ROCKMAN

Rolling Stones NOW!, Bo Diddley Chess Masters, and Solomon Burke's new disc

Keith of course is completely straight

Thanks Cafaro, I know what I'll listen to next. Btw, those are good choices back to back.

"Grant Street", by Sonny Landreth. Great CD, live, just a trio...

Dylan - Nice, France June 17, 1984
Blind Faith - Gothenburg June 16, 1969

Fleetwood Mac, Live at the Shrine! A time when the Mac was truly great!

Keep On Rockin' In The Free World - Neil Young.

Btw, I just love the fact that the movie "Farenheit 9/11" ends with this totally awesome song.

The Gold Experience - Prince

Had Voodoo brew - Disc 3 crankin' earlier this morning during my workout. Motivatin' music!!

Oh, God, should I admit to this? Right now, it's "The Best of the Moody Blues", but I've only had three beers so far.

Stuck between a Rock n a Hard Place.

Rockman Wrote:
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> The Best of Frank Stokes - Yazoo 2072 and my dog
> barkin' at my back door..!!!
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> ROCKMAN


Great album Rockman! (and a barking dog is a must for the blues...........)

Still Solomon Burke - since a couple of days!

I'm going to attempt to digest the new album by The Mars Volta, a band that toured with the Red Hot Chili Peppers last year. I'm going to give it one more chance. I thought I was too old but I'm beginning to realize it isn't very good.

Salt of the earth for Netscape radio. This station is fantastic.

Now it's the White Album, in mono!

Kasabian, and for all the hype this album got, I thought it was the second coming. Turns out I heard this all about 15 years ago when it was called The Stone Roses.

Kasabian, and for all they hype this album got, I thought it was gonna be the second coming. Turns out I heard this all 15 years ago when it was better and called The Stone Roses.

John Prine....Common Sence

The Rolling Stones - NOW, Eric Clapton & His Rolling Stones (MSG 75), my band's recordings, Nick Drake - Bryter Layter, Jayhawks - Tomorrow The Green Grass, Luxury In Toronto (75), The Byrds - Farther Along (72).

Jamcian version of catch a fire by Bob Marley and the Wailers and Watertown by Frank Sinatra...the greatest album ever made (non stones that is!)

Self Portrait & Infidels by Dylan, Doremi Fasol Latido by Hawkwind.

Arcade Fire from Montreal. best stuff I've heard in years.
I agree with R re. the Mars Volta. It's pretty self indulgent crap.
R - check out Arcade Fire. Mercury Rev, Kings of Leon, Neutral Milk Hotel, any of the four Supergrass albums, any Primal Scream album since 94

Jeff Beck Group - Truth
Dylan - Rolling Thunder
Stones - Fort Worth, 1972