Crazy rockin' hillbilly car songs from
the 50's....worth the bucks just to hear
Floyd Compton's - She Wont Turn Over For Me...

I checked her transmission and greased her rear end
But I cant get I cant get her started
She just wont turn over for me.....





ROCKMAN

Sorry KSIE, you are totally right. I have that Box set matter of fact. Should hav eknown that...

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

Rip This Wrote:
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> Justin Timberlake: Future Sex/Love
> sounds..........it's really good...and catch that
> last song on the CD produced by Rick
> Rubin..outstanding


First 6 songs are good, the others very average or poor.
The Rick Rubin produced track is maybe the worst song on the album.

Some albums I bought last month:

Under the Skin, Lindsey Buckingham (excellent)
Scissor Sisters & Ta-Dah, Scissor Sisters (very entertaining)
The Captain & The Kid, Elton John (excellent)
Painkiller, Judas Priest (excellent)
B'Day, Beyonce (the best r&b of the moment - first 2 singles are crap, but the other songs are great)
A Matter of Life and Death + Powerslave + Somewhere In time, Iron Maiden (3 great albums)
The Lost Crowes, The Black Crowes (a welcome addition to my crowes collection...amorica is my favorite crowes album... so I really love this release)
20 YO, Janet Jackson (crap album)
Futuresex/Lovesounds, Justin Timberlake (as said: 6 good songs)
Centerfield, John Fogerty (Excellent)
The River, Bruce Springsteen (a classic of course)
Reign in Blood, Slayer (aweful, the worst album I ever bought)
Running On Empty, Jackson Browne (not bad, not great)
Belladonna, Stevie Nicks (nice album)

'This Is Americana'

various artists, incl.
Tiff Merritt, Ralph Stanley, Jim Lauderdale,
Junior Brown, Lucinda Williams, etc etc.

Recent purchases....
Neil Young's Greatest Hits, class.
Lily Allen - Lily Allen, young British singer, sort of ska/reggae/hip hop, good stuff.
Steel Pulse - Handsworth Revolution, 80's Brum reggae band.
The Feeling - 12 Stops and Home, sort of a new Supertramp in my opinion. And i don't mean that in a bad way.
Primal Scream- Riot City Blues, trashy rock and roll, good but not classic.

Bruce Springsteen - We Shall Overcome (American Land edition)
Beck - The Information

Mink DeVille--Le Chat Bleu (Expanded Version)

The third album, with 3 songs Willy co-wrote with Doc Pomus. A classic set that Capitol--in all their Record Company wisdom--wouldn't release in the United States. It came out in France, got excellent reviews, and the import started flying off the shelves. When Capitol in the U.S. saw what was happening, they decided to put it out--BUT THEY HAD TO MESS WITH IT--replacing the Queen Ida song "Mazurka" with another tune. An exec was quoted that he wouldn't put out a song with a "damn accordion." What a visionary...

This re-issue on Raven has the original sequence, plus the U.S.added track and some live versions. To know this album is to love it.

debut self -titled, solo album, from Jayhawks drummer
Tim O'Reagan.

I was recently some Nirvana tracks by email. Quite moody stuff!

Rolling Stones Tribute

Play Rolling Stones

HARD WORKING MAN - THE JACK NITZSCHE STORY VOL2 - ACE CDCHD 1130

Second volume from Ace showcasing just some of the
amazing work of arranger & producer Mr Jack Nitzsche.....

CD contains such gems as first release ever of Surf Finger...
the original version of It's In His Kiss by Merry Clayton..
The Tubes - Dont Touch Me There a 60's classic cut in 1976
Danny Gattons - I Dont Want To Talk About It.. five unrelesed masters...
and one of Jacks final productions the pounding Stealin' All Day by C.C.Adcock...GREAT STUFF!!!


KEITH RICHARDS 1974






ROCKMAN

uh I just got Ray Lamontagne Trouble and Razorlights new one.

The girl Im dating just bought me Prince's Greatest Hits. Ahhh, what a man MUST do.....lol. Not as bad as I thought

Rolling Stones - Live Licks

Yeah I guess i am the last person to buy it. Just had to add it to the collection.

last cd I bought was Jerry Lee's latest. Listened to it about five times. Album of the year - yeah, even better than Bob's. And, he doesn't need any of the guest musicians - he's the star of every single track.

modern times . . .

you can't catch me!

StonesTod Wrote:
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> last cd I bought was Jerry Lee's latest. Listened
> to it about five times. Album of the year - yeah,
> even better than Bob's.

it's a fine album, for sure, but i wouldn't rate it higher
than the new Dylan.

Beck - The Information CD/DVD but no stickers so I got to send it back (why don't they just send me the stickers?

But I'm listening to an Arthur Crudup compilation.

Son Volt- Okemah & The Melody Of Riot

Just got the "The Harder They Come" soundtrack.



Great reggae from Jimmy Cliff, Toots and The Maytals, The Slickers, Desmond Dekker and more.

Jerry Lee's new one. Just fantastic!!!

Zappa/Mothers
Live at the Roxy and Elsewhere

Geroge Duke is a fantastic keyboard player and vocalist I might add.

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Omega's album "The Hall Of Floaters In The Sky" from 1975.
Alas also the digital version suffers from the lack of true bass sound.
But the music is great, great. Recommend the Hungarian original though
(this produced and recorded in Germany).

Cardigans Acoustic 2006, some radio show. Pleasant, sounds good.

My wife purchased Bo Kaspers latest, which actually was rock-ish and for the first time
I dont only accept them but also like it. Maybe I'm gettin' old.



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IORR on vinyl.
Jump Back promo.
Steel Wheels 1st edition.

JumpingKentFlash

BLOODSHOT RECORDS - BS 134



ROCKMAN

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good stuff Rockman.....saw him and his band a few years ago at a hole-in-the-wall club..................Hank Sr. woulda been proud

The collected works of Frank Zappa - about 90 albums (including boots) in one massive 10 GB download. Took me two weeks to download it. Some pretty mindblowing stuff in there, I must say.

Arvo Pärt. Details later.

Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan - 'Ballad Of The Broken Seas'

- one of the best records i've heard all year.