Graham Parker - Come and Get It

Captain Beefheart - Upon The My-O-My



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Track 9 --------- Ain't Too Proud To Beg



ROCKMAN

Guns N' Roses - Paradise City




Rolling Stones - Live By The Sword



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Rolling Stones - "Curtis Meets Smokey" - 1969 Let It Bleed Sessions with Ry Cooder

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Rolling Stones - Out Of Control (Fluke In Hand With Fluke Full Version)

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little richard - long tall sally take 6



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Ronnie / Keith / First Barbarians - Act Together, Live

Badehotellet 20s 30s 40s

Never get tired of this one. And Mr. Keys.

Badfinger's "Magic Christian Music" released Jan 9. 1970. Produced in part by Paul McCartney -who also supplied the LPs breakout hit single "Come and Get It". This track has a distinct "Revolver/Rubber Soul" vibe. Early days but a very promising start.

She's A Lady by Tom Jones

here's something different

so this is the music played over the intro of a somewhat obscure video game called snatcher for the also somewhat obscure sega cd console (mega cd elsewhere in the world)

released originally in japan in 1988 for the pc-88 this is from the sega cd port of the game from 1994

i've always loved this piece of music and thought it was great by itself





one night in neo kobe city - konami kukeiha club



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If I Needed Someone

The Rolling Stones like it should.

Morning Dew Hartford 3-18-1990

Lofi girl

Lo fi study music again

John Lee Hooker, The Legendary Modern Recordings 1948-1954

This link is unfortunately to only 10 of the 24 on the 1993 ACE cd, which I don't see on youtube.

[youtube.com]

Bonnie Tyler - It's a Heartache

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ProfessorWolf
here's something different

so this is the music played over the intro of a somewhat obscure video game called snatcher for the also somewhat obscure sega cd console (mega cd elsewhere in the world)

released originally in japan in 1988 for the pc-88 this is from the sega cd port of the game from 1994

i've always loved this piece of music and thought it was great by itself





one night in neo kobe city - konami kukeiha club

I remember the SEGA Mega CD. There was only the one child in my class who owned one, if I recollect. IMO, this and the 32X were the beginnings of SEGA’s downfall.

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Big Al

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ProfessorWolf
here's something different

so this is the music played over the intro of a somewhat obscure video game called snatcher for the also somewhat obscure sega cd console (mega cd elsewhere in the world)

released originally in japan in 1988 for the pc-88 this is from the sega cd port of the game from 1994

i've always loved this piece of music and thought it was great by itself





one night in neo kobe city - konami kukeiha club

I remember the SEGA Mega CD. There was only the one child in my class who owned one, if I recollect. IMO, this and the 32X were the beginnings of SEGA’s downfall.

well they did manage to release two more consoles the sega saturn and dreamcast both great well made consoles with tons of fantastic games

but yeah they never really regained the popularity they had with the genesis (mega drive to you i suppose)

i got my sega cd and 32x at a yard sale in 2006 with a big box of games

the sega cd had some great games (snatcher, sonic cd, the lunar games) and a ton of weird fmv games

the 32x is more of a novelty

though it had the first version of doom i ever owned and for the longest time the only one

was at the local library today and they were having there teen night and some of the kids had brought one of those portable bluetooth speakers and were blaring music out of it (the library makes exceptions on teen nights when it comes to noise) and they started playing this





frank sinatra - my way

a bunch of them were singing along to it and they knew all the words

The Andrew Oldham Orchestra ft George Gallacher (Sco) - Child of the Moon

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The Artwoods - "I'm Looking For A Saxophonist Doubling French Horn Wearing Size 37 Boots" - 1966....

Art Wood older brother of Ronnie Wood


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a good old one

Little Richard..

Love this performance