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shedooby
Get Ready from Rare Earth

Yeah me too. never heard from them untill my roommate turned the record on. I played literally to death!

Also the stones 12x5, Out of Our Heads and The Rolling Stones. FANTASTIC albums, can't get enough of them. They still sound so fresh.

Cheers,
Wuudy

Gimme Some Neck and Tattoo You had about a million miles on them....still have that copy of GSN, but its too far gone to play now.

Used to play LIB every Saturday night before we went to the SU bar (usually too caned to talk!)

Hollywood Town Hall and Anodyne are two of my favorite albums.

Because of TooTough´s great experience yesterday at the Exhibitionism ...

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When "Summerteeth" by Wilco came out, I freaked. Still sounds good today.

Ya Yas - It changed my life!

Ya-Ya's, hands down. Makes me laugh to remember a time when I played an album more than one time in the same day. Once in a while I'll play a new song twice a day, then I have to move on. Times have changed.

Ya Ya´s - I was 9 - and it was a tape. ("Music-Cassette")

Bridges to Babylon
Sticky Fingers
Abbey Road
Revolver

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Ya Ya´s - I was 9 - and it was a tape. ("Music-Cassette")

Those were the days...hope it didn´t end like that...

YaYa's, Black & Blue, Some Girls, and lately the deluxe Sticky Fingers...extended Bitch is like being on ecstasy...oh Keith how wonderful you were....

As a kid and by The Stones it was:



2 1 2 0

Live'r than you'll ever be. Greatest album ever

GYYYO just got hammered. That version of Sympathy, and Carol and Live With Me. And Little Queenie... AND RAMBLER. Good grief, it was GREAT when I was 17yo..
And STILL IS.

Rod

Stones: Hot Rocks I & Ya-Ya's
Others:
Mingo Fistrap - From The Private Bag
Wolfman Washington & The Roadmasters - Out Of The Dark
Keb Mo' - Slow Down
Taj Mahal - Senor Blues
North Mississippi AllStars - Shake Hands With Shorty
John Hammond - Wicked Grin
Dumpstaphunk - Listen Hear
Little Feat - Waiting For Columbus
Magic Slim & The Teardrops - Black Tornado
Chris Rea - Auberge
Treat Her Right - Treat Her Right

Peace,
Mr DJA

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caschimann
Ya Ya´s - I was 9 - and it was a tape. ("Music-Cassette")

Those were the days...hope it didn´t end like that...

No, much worse: I had to give it back to the older brother of my friend.
By the way, shortfatfanny, liked your picture-signature all those years a lot,
remind me to my tongue-tickets from Hannover and Frankfurt-Festhalle.
Schönen Tag noch!

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Stones: Hot Rocks I & Ya-Ya's
Others:
Mingo Fistrap - From The Private Bag
Wolfman Washington & The Roadmasters - Out Of The Dark
Keb Mo' - Slow Down
Taj Mahal - Senor Blues
North Mississippi AllStars - Shake Hands With Shorty
John Hammond - Wicked Grin
Dumpstaphunk - Listen Hear
Little Feat - Waiting For Columbus
Magic Slim & The Teardrops - Black Tornado
Chris Rea - Auberge
Treat Her Right - Treat Her Right

Auberge? GREAT record!

Rod

Stairway ... so much so, that I can't even listen to it any more

Lots of YaYa's. And here's another one . .

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..Some Girls........... the whole album by far

Same here, it was my first and I must have played it 500 times! Not long after, I got Hot Rocks and Made In The Shade, and played them almost as much!

Love you live.........I used to work in record store but got the sack for playing it too loud and attracting the 'wrong crowd' into the shop...........(the owner's preference was classical...........

"Ya-Ya's" is by far my most purchased recording. I have three vinyls, old, older and oldest. And I have at least three disc versions and a full show compilation, an in order version that I and many others assembled when the deluxe version was released.

Recently my wife bought an all in one, suitcase type, record player for the grand kids. They are fascinated by it. "You play both sides?!" For a laugh I put on the oldest "Ya-Ya's" record. The sound of the record bore witness to many an enjoyable night. It was totally trashed.

Sticky Fingers

Hayden Thompson - Love My Baby



ROCKMAN

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I forgot about this one. Not often mentioned here in the last 15 years.
But in my early Stones-World it was a centerpiece.

Black and Blue

Some Girls - I was totally thrilled by the LP. The songs, the production, the cover. After the lame B&B it was a huge surprise and I urged all my friends to share that great experience. Then came Garden State 78 and it was fantastic too. I played it non-stop for weeks. I still love both albums.



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Sticky Fingers when it first came out.Non-stop, and loud.
Got me evicted from my Brookline(Boston) apt.