Richard Thompson - The Rattle Within
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QuoteSat65 It shouldn't be hard for the KR to rectify, or the very least reply to emails and my telephone calls. All I have asked for is for them to send a replacement LP and send the Signed poster. I really hope I don't have to go down the payment refund route. Often times just opening the case is what is needed to trigger action. Once they see they may lose the sale, they "usua
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Steve Earle & the Dukes - Harlem River Blues
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QuoteSat65 Has anyone else had problems with their orders for the Keith Richards - Live at the Hollywood Palladium Box Set? I received my copy on 24 December, but the box and the album sleeve contained within was damaged. Even more worrying, having ordered the Deluxe "Signed" version I was even more concerned that the poster contained was Not Signed. Anyway I have spent the last 6 we
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Stone Temple Pilots - Plush
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this is like taking a test and getting to that impossible question! ... and then debating, erasing, re-erasing, etc. I need time to think! .... and then lastly, finally deciding to copy off the person next to me!
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Buju Banton w/ Stephen Marley - Poor Old Man
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I used to like the Love You Live / El Mocambo "Ronnie Wood is gay" but I'm pretty sure I can't like that one anymore. I'm also guessing that will be removed from future releases, so I'll have to find another favorite.
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Rolling Stones - Let Me Down Slow
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Todd Rundgren - You Cried Wolf
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Strokes - Take It Or Leave It (live)
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Tom Petty & Heartbreakers - No Second Thoughts
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QuoteMariuana QuoteLeonidP QuoteMariuana Quotebobo QuoteHairball "But from a purely musical and creative point of view, I found it strange. Why are we playing all these Stones songs? This is your solo career". Yep, gotta agree with Simon Phillips - he has the integrity that Mick was lacking at the time. Really? Keith sounded like a spoiled kid who had absolutely no understanding
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The Vines - Ride
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Quoteslewan well, the tragic aspect (from Jagger's point of view) is that all his attempts to put on a solo career failed (does anyone remember Superheavy?) … To me, Superheavy is Mick's best album (although it is not really a solo album) ... I love it!
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QuoteMariuana Quotebobo QuoteHairball "But from a purely musical and creative point of view, I found it strange. Why are we playing all these Stones songs? This is your solo career". Yep, gotta agree with Simon Phillips - he has the integrity that Mick was lacking at the time. Really? Keith sounded like a spoiled kid who had absolutely no understanding at all for someone else to
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QuoteTeaAtThree Call me crazy, but I have a soft spot for Bill's album "Monkey Grip." I loved it because of it's unassuming nature. It was an album of songs that didn't try to be Stones songs or something new (like She's the Boss). Dusted it off just a few nights ago. Faves are "I Wanna Get Me a Gun" and "What a Blow." It was also the first
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QuoteGasLightStreet Quoteloog droogA week or so ago I was going through stuff I had saved in the garage, and I came across the CD long box for the album. Originally I didn't want to toss it, as I thought it would be like throwing away a 45 picture sleeve back in the 60's. Does anybody know if people collect these things, or should I put it in the trash? I think I saw something last
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Weezer - Hash Pipe
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QuoteDGA35 I still think that some if not a lot of the war between Mick/Keith in the mid to late 80s was to cover up the fact that Charlie was addicted to heroin and that they wouldn't have been able to tour to support Dirty Work regardless. I don't think anyone knew, at the time, of his condition. I first heard about it in 94 when there was the interview on 60 Minutes. Shocked the h
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Some Girls remains a monster album for me! Still ranks #5!
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I got the first album too, Shake Your Money Maker, and I liked it a lot at the time -- still do! But I could never understand how they maintained a following after that, I was lost after Southern Harmony myself.
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QuoteElmo Lewis QuoteLeonidP Quotemakemeburnthecandle The true home run king. RIP Hank I agree! He had an older brother that played with him for a few years, also on the Braves, but he died a long time ago, from what I recall. Tommy Aaron ... he never really had a significant impact like his brother. Oh Henry! Felipe Alou of the famous Alou family (at least 3 brothers played in the majo
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Quotemakemeburnthecandle The true home run king. RIP Hank I agree! He had an older brother that played with him for a few years, also on the Braves, but he died a long time ago, from what I recall. Tommy Aaron ... he never really had a significant impact like his brother. Oh Henry!
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Rolling Stones - Living in a Ghost Town
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Velvet Underground - Rock & Roll
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Cracker - Teen Angst
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Car Seat Headrest - Drunk Drivers/Killer Whales
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Graham Parker & Rumour - Lady Doctor
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteLeonidP QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteWitness QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteStoneage Don't worry, Witness. It seems to be the order here that most fans like almost everything they put out. Dirty Work seems to be the exception though. And, perhaps, some of the Jagger solo material. This is a track that stands out for many fans, so I don't think your comment
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