Thanks dude, but I'm satisfied with the live set on the "Revisited" CD. It rocks!

"Ya get it? Get it, you limeys?"

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> Count Bishops?....tell me more!


try the Count Bishops home page.....they had a career cut short by the death (car crash) of their guitar player....also had an excellent live lp recorded at the Roundhouse in London......in the same vain as Dr.Feelgood

...Izzy Stradlin's stuff and Get Born by Jet, all the Black Crowes catalogue, Nobody Said It Was Easy by the Four Horsemen...who else?

Every official song on official discs (instead of downloading it as mp3).

....and blues lots of bluesmusic , Chicago urban blues such as :

Little Walter
Sonny Boy Williamson
Walter Horton
Muddy Waters
Howlin Wolf
and many more !

and

Fleetwood Mac (Blues Jam In Chicago Volume 0ne & two)

then some Hendrix and every original album with Led Zeppelin

and if you by the way also like Chicago blues ( wich is probable since you are a Stones fan ) and live near Malmö in Sweden mabe this gig is worth to check out :

[www.queenjosephine.nu]
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....everything alright in the critic section ?

TooTough Wrote:
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> Every official song on official discs (instead of
> downloading it as mp3).
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And some million $ on the bank in order to afford it all,,,

Every Stones fan should have a Chuck Berry Greatest Hits and Robert Johnson compilation. Thats where the whole thing comes from.

#......Go ahead....Bite the Big Apple....Don't mind the Maggots.....Uh Huh...#

Sure fang, Gut; count me in on that!

I m gonna run away,Joan jett-Eric burdon,Its my life-Frank Black,Calistan(you really have to hear this one!!).Angel city (Australian,).Cold chisel.The Clash,London calling.Rory Gallagher.Don Covay. Al Green.Wanda Jackson!!!!!!.Mott the hoople.Mothers Finest.Nico.Esther Phillips.Only ones.The Specials.

Besides all of the Stones cds you ought to own every album by Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan.
Then you've covered a large and essential chunk of the highlights in the history of music.
The best of the best segment, that is.

The Great 28 - Chuck Berry
Sun Sessions - Elvis
A Muddy Waters hits collection
Faces

Yeahhh Bob Dylan sure man!!!

Elmo btw... Bread is bought. Soon on its way.

Get on!

>
> And a great load of Hurriganes, which sadly not
> most of the folks here bever have heard.

Yep, Lucinda Williams for sure. She ain't much to look at but she shure can sang.....

Great southern country rock and blues.

#......Go ahead....Bite the Big Apple....Don't mind the Maggots.....Uh Huh...#

Gut, Lucinda is a babe. Hottie.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

JK Wrote:
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> Get on!
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> > And a great load of Hurriganes, which sadly
> not
> > most of the folks here bever have heard.


Hey, go check on Trade side...

Music from Big Pink and the homonymous album by The Band. Two earthly counterparts to Exile: without the alienation but equally great (Americana)

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"Music is the frozen tapioca in the ice chest of history."

"Shit!... No shit, awright!"

Thanks Bro. Watch your e-mail and snail mail.

Scotty

agree with the Heartbreakers/Dolls stuff

AC/DC Powerage / Highyway To Hell

rough and rawkess rock n roll!

a bank

Hi Leonard

I was looking for a Stiv Bators CD on the Bomp site and I saw a CD of your band, I am going to order it

humanriff77 Wrote:
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> Hi Leonard
>
> I was looking for a Stiv Bators CD on the Bomp
> site and I saw a CD of your band, I am going to
> order it


great humanriff77.....looking forward to my royalty check........out of curiosity, which one did ya order?

Tapping the source sounds good, is that the best one?

humanriff77 Wrote:
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> Tapping the source sounds good, is that the best
> one?


before i joined them...its really good....lo-fi production, high energy punk'n'roll....but the best punky one is "Ragged Soul" from 1995...probably on Amazon.com



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OK, I'll get that one

Cheers

Leo, are you with the Lazy Cowgirls?

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

ChelseaDrugstore Wrote:
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> Leo, are you with the Lazy Cowgirls?
>
> "Wake me up before you go-go
> I'm not planning on goin solo
> Wake me up before you go-go
> Don't leave me hanging on like a Yo-Yo"


yeah Chelsea....from 1995-2004 (when we broke up)

Mink DeVille's first two records, "Mink DeVille" and "Return to Magenta."

Every Stones fans would like them. You'll find solid rock, good musicianship, soulful tunes, blues, R&B -- everything.

Willy DeVille and his band really rocked.

As far as AC/DC goes, Stiff Upper Lip is one of their best records...it's just excellent.

Also, check out the New Radicals album. The single is not the best song and the band (gregg alexander) has a huge Stone's influence; it's just a great CD.

Josh