Have you rediscovered any old favorites? For me it was listening to Otis Redding/ Jimi Hendrix At Monterey Pop Festival...I used to listen to the album all the time, then got it on CD

also, recently listened to 'I've Got My Own Album To Do' Ronnie's first
a real treat, hadn't heard it for quite a while.

also- 'Funky Serenity' by Ramsey Lewis, another forgotten favorite of mine!

Great idea for a thread.. many on th go, will return to this..

Robin Trower - Bridge Of Sighs
Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak
Blue Oyster Cult - 1st
Budgie - Never Turn Your Back On A Friend

Yup, it's been mid 70s rockville in my car this week.

Recently?
"
Captured Live at the Forum" by Three Dog Night (I was at that show)

"Slow Train Coming" by Bob Dylan. I had forgotten just how passionate he sounded on this album.

"Mary Poppins" soundtrack.

Various Demis Roussos... Gasolin'.. Sven-Bertil Taube..

"The Book of your Regrets" by Rave Ups
"Mad Dogs & Englishmen" by Joe Cocker
"In A Silent Way" Miles Davis
Rufus & CHaka Khan
The whole Ring of the Nibelungen set by Wagner

Mitch Ryder - Live Talkies
The Gun Club - The Las Vegas Story
Boogie Down Productions - Ghetto Music : The Blueprint Of Hip Hop

Believe it or not, it is Exile on Main Street.
It's been months (maybe a year?) since I've listened to it from start to finish,
but it has now found a welcome place again in my life.
Sounds fresh and nasty!

Next up...I'll dig out Some Girls, Beggars Banquet, Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers, Aftermath, etc., etc.

As the saying goes, familiarity breeds contempt (or burnout), so I always shelve things when they become too monotonous.

Can't wait for the shitload of Beatles remasters to land on my doorstep. It will be like Christmas!

I've been listening to The Beatles' remasters after not really sitting down and listening to one of their albums for ages. I'm hearing old favorites in a new way and re-discovering some forgotten gems like "Thank You Girl", "Anytime At All", and "Old Brown Shoe".

Around this time of year I listen to Starz' "Violation" - just a time and place album from waaaaaaay back.

Not an Exile, but lots of fun and memories. Anybody else ever heard of 'em?

Led Zeppelin III. Forgot how good this really was.

It's so very lonely, you're 2,000 Light Years from home

John David Souther---You're Only Lonely---Limited Blu-spec CD
This sound is the pick of the litter.

Hot Rats - Frank Zappa
Deceptive Bends - 10cc
Avalon Sunset - Van Morrison
Child is Father to the Man - Blood, Sweat & Tears

lynyrd skynyrd -one more from the road . originally had the lp and cassette then bought it on cd in the 90's and was upset because songs were removed to make it a single cd and then recently i got the deluxe edition and been playing it non stop

Bad Company live 92 with Brian Howe on lead vocals.

The Mozart Catalogue

2 1 2 0

Thin Lizzy Live & Dangerous
Van Halen
The Cars
Steely Dan



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

Taj Mahal: Satisfied And Tickled Too
The Kinks: Low Budget
The Rolling Stones: Aftermath (UK) inspired by the thread here
ZZ Top: Deguello
Miles Davis: In A Silent Way
Thin Lizzy: Bad Reputation
The Byrds: The Byrds



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couple more-
Santana- Abraxis
Temptations- Cloud Nine

New York Dolls. The first album. Once I decided to go to see them recently.

Ronnie's "I've Got My Own Album To Do".

...to this day, it remains one of my most played albums of all time.

Animalism-------------Animals
Misfits---------------Kinks
Pet sounds Beach Boys

under the boardwalk---down by the sea

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Barn Owl
Ronnie's "I've Got My Own Album To Do".

...to this day, it remains one of my most played albums of all time.

same hear! I mean ...here.

always love to come back to it, especially the first song.

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Tracks:

Nick Lowe's Last Chicken In The Shop: I Knew the Bride / Let's Eat
Wreckless Eric & The New Rockets: Semaphore Signals / Reconnez Cherie
Larry Wallis' Psychedelic Rowdies: Police Car
Elvis Costello & The Attractions: I Just Don't Know What to Do With Myself / Miracle Man
Ian Dury & the Blockheads: Billericay Dickie / Wake Up and Make Love With Me
All: Sex Drugs Rock & Roll & Chaos

The History of The Dave Clark Five

The Concerts for Bangladesh. The remastered version is incredible. One of Specters great achievement.

The Beatles for Sale (Mono)- I have not been able to play my vinyl for years and had it on Jap import. and Now with the new mono release I am so struck by this one and especially Help! WOW! I know Rubber Soul is considered their pot album, but Help was where things really started changing.

Take No Prisoners. I finally got it on CD. It is such an intense and speed jive album full of snot and piss. New York ally with rats the size of cats...

Muddy Waters Live at Newport. Whew you can feel the humidity. See that sweat rolling down his face, and all the liberal arts students soaking up the real thing.

Black Sabbath Sabotage. I recently got the Black Box, and haven't heard this disc since high school!! WHEW What a great blast from the stoner past.

Best of Kenny BUrrell. Great chill out hot weather music and is helping me cope with the Jakarta humidity. And the end of Ramadan.

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duke richardson
Have you rediscovered any old favorites? For me it was listening to Otis Redding/ Jimi Hendrix At Monterey Pop Festival...I used to listen to the album all the time, then got it on CD

also, recently listened to 'I've Got My Own Album To Do' Ronnie's first
a real treat, hadn't heard it for quite a while.

also- 'Funky Serenity' by Ramsey Lewis, another forgotten favorite of mine!

After GET YER YA-YA'S OUT! probably the best live album performancewise ever released. Probably the most listened live album I've ever own - I remember wondering which side is the better one, and never figured that one out...

- Doxa



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Transformer / Lou Reed

Great album. If u have an open mind. Lots of great imagery and great memories bout hearing it for the first time. Really is quite a journey. And always so satisfying and relaxing