To Humanriff77; sounded quite well. Rather high-fidelity towards the original, at least Femme Fatale.

Now I listen to Pablo Moses, nostalgy with hi-quality...
U can do it 2: at [www.ireggae.com].
(pick any reggae artists, fron a looong list.)

2-4-03 Stones San Jose - decent recording (terrible acoustics - was there and it really blew)....getting me in the mood for more in '05/'06

"Klavierbuchlein" for Wilhelm Friedemann Bach. Four part inventions like his father used to teach the kids. W. F. Bach was quite a party boy, really a wastrel. Sold his father's manuscripts to pay the bills. Imagine!

"The wonder of Jimi Hendrix was that he could stand up at all he was so pumped full of drugs." Patsy, Patsy Stone

Listening party :-)

Right now:

TWICE AS HARD by THE BLACK CROWES!

LOUD! Oh yeah!!

John Lee Hooker - Presents His House Rent Boogie Ace CDCHD 799

Raw stuff, packed out with alternate takes and unrealeased tracks, knee buckler!


ROCKMAN

moved onto Grateful Dead 4/24/72 - Dusseldorf. The band's best year on the road....hmmm, that applies to another of my favorite bands, too.....

Buddy Holly. ("Best of?")
Peter Tosh "Legalize it".
Bob Marley & the Wailers eraly stuff
Björk
Chuckster
Place Pigalle
Stripped Companion
Maxi Priest (!)

Stones - Voodoo Lounge

Cindy Alexander - See Red,Angels & Demons & Smash.

Sarah McClachlan - Mirrorball

Paul Rogers - Now

I think the guys should get Cindy as support on some of the shows,she's far better than some of the crap they use - any support for this idea?

the tiny local record store finally got in the 2 newest releases i've been salivating over:

kraftwerk- minimum-maximum (live 2004, mostly eastern european shows) wow! radioaktivity, autobahn, the tour de france numbers,...incredible. i was lucky enough to catch them a month ago in a 1000 seat DC club. i can't imagine enjoying any other guitarless CD/artist this much.

swervedriver- juggernaut rides. my favorite british guitar band of the 1990's has a 2 cd retrospective (sadly) with several unreleased tracks. for the uninitiated, track down "duress" and "duel" off of the Mezcal Head CD. the punchiness of the Stooges meets psychadelia meets the open road...Oasis et al. aren't fit to tie swervedriver's shoes.

unofficially release: jeff beck b'day 2004 at RAH. guest appearances by ronnie and imogen heap. 4 weak songs (IMHO) but the rest is gold!!! still pushing boundaries with his last 3 studio cd's. roy's toy, brush with the blues, angel footsteps, porkpie hat, nadia, etc. all delivered live with just bass/drums/keys. absolutely brilliant! plus a transcendent/poignant version of day in the life (with its lyrical reference to the very RAH). would like to see MT take a cue or two from this type of format (ie-mostly instrumental, occ. guest vox, some contemporary, some swing, some blues, some rockers) to better showcase his talent.

Yeah - and Ritchie Blackmores R-a-i-n-b-o-w,
Led Zep´s first & fourth album
& "Winter"(t h e cut) over & over.
And I wonder where the hell my ol´ cassette tape with FREE is...

Right now listening John Fogerty: Premonition.... great CD - is recommendable .... just heard Suzie Q - some of the guitar sound is quite similar to some Stones thing from at the Max - don't remember if it is 2000 light y......

Right now I'm enjoying some Stones studio bootlegs (thanks to rockpassion), Solomon Burke, Elvis Costello, (still) Hellacopters and the new Van Morrison (Magic Time).


Belgrade-Bucharest-Budapest-Brno

Tim Ries - Alternative Side.....nice version of Moonlight Mile
Greg Trooper-Make It Through This World - White boy soul produced by Dan Penn
Southern Soul Showcase-Cryin' In the Streets....Great soul from late 60's
Rolling Stones - The Lost Sessions Vol1 Empress Valley

ROCKMAN

Listening to Julio Iglesias tonite...sorry 'bout that. :-)

Tony bennett, all!

Voodoo Soup - Jimi Hendrix

Hellacopters, Iron Maiden (dvd --- Rio... ?)
& still Tosh "Legalize it!"



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U2 - How to dismantle an atomic bomb

I didn't really liked it the first time i played it after i bought it when it came out but now after some listening i really start to like the album. It's the same with all the U2 albums (at least from Achtung Baby on) it gets better everytime you listen to it!

Cheers,
Wuudy

Wuudy Wrote:
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> U2 - How to dismantle an atomic bomb

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It's the same with all the U2 albums (at
> least from Achtung Baby on) it gets better
> everytime you listen to it!
>
> Cheers,
> Wuudy

May be quite right.
Except for War; with which the opposite is the case;
loved it from first hearing, then over time I got weary.
Maybe it´s time for it again...

Shostakovich Symphony No. 7 in C Major 'Leningrad' performed by Czecho-Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (Bratislava) Ladislav Slovak

"The wonder of Jimi Hendrix was that he could stand up at all he was so pumped full of drugs." Patsy, Patsy Stone

LITTLE FEAT!
Dixie Chicken.
Love it (listened to it a while 22 years ago
while in military service & have seen the old
issue of´em in concert on tv)! REally love it, strongly!!
...I swear I hear Chuck'sters' influences when he plays with
Stones; maybe I start likin him...
At times, if you close your eyes, you can pretend he´s Stu.
Or that it´s spicey, red-hot, burning, diabolical & warm-hearted
Dixie Roots Rock & Jambalaya!

Agree--------Little feat``s Dixie chicken is just now on my player

Nice! On Your Way Down is a goosebumber, isnt it?

...I think we´re dubbing the year of 1973
The Greatest Year In Rock´n´Roll sofar, shouldnt we?
(...havent lived thru 2005 or encountered 2006 yet!)