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Underrated/Underappreciated Albums

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Last But not Least My # 5 Pick.

Blue Cheer/Vincebus Eruptum/1968/

This is a very good band that all should check out.

They do a cover of Summertime Blues/Very raw and very heavy.They also have a Heavy Blues Sound.

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Gary Wright's Dreamweaver album.. A lot of new and innovative ideas(for the time)were included in the recording process..

KFED-Americas most hated

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

....J/K.....lol

Another I like is Bush's, Sixteen Stone. Released December 6th, 1994.

 

1) "Everything Zen" – 4:38

2) "Swim" – 4:55

3) "Bomb" – 3:22

4) "Little Things" – 4:24

5) "Comedown" – 5:26

6) "Body" – 5:42

7) "Machinehead" – 4:16

8) "Testosterone" – 4:19

9) "Monkey" – 4:00

10) "Glycerine" – 4:26

11) "Alien" – 6:34

12) "X-Girlfriend" – 0:45

:thumb: Amazing album from start to finish.

"Kids In Philly" by Marah

 

I saw someone compare this album to the sound of the classic "The Wild, The Innocent and The E Street Shuffle." Makes sense, considering that's my favorite Springsteen album. Not only does "Kids In Philly" (2000) borrow a bit from early Boss, but it also borrows heavily from the soul and funk influence from the band's hometown. Motown and Philly soul, early '70s funk and rock, lots of horns and a driving backbeat, and even a little banjo and dobro mixed in makes this album a groovy, danceable sonic delight. Great live band as well!

I don't have that one yet but this one has become one of my personal favorites:

 

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Scott Miller and the Commonwealth - Citation

 

1. Summons - 0:25

2. Freedom's A Stranger - 3:44

3. Wild Things - 2:42

4. Still People Are Moving - 4:53

5. The Only Road - 3:34

6. Only Everything - 3:07

7. 8 Miles A Gallon - 2:50

8. Jody - 3:04

9. Hawks And Doves - 3:19

10. Say Ho - 3:00

11. On A Roll - 2:46

12. Long Goodnight - 2:25

 

Great, great songwriter that most people have never heard of. This is his third solo studio album. He also has two live solo albums, along with his previous work with the V-Roys.

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I've always liked Throwing Copper from Live, released on April 26, 1994:

 

1 "The Dam at Otter Creek" – 4:43

2 "Selling the Drama" – 3:26

3 "I Alone" – 3:50

4 "Iris" – 3:59

5 "Lightning Crashes" – 5:25

6 "Top" – 2:42

7 "All Over You" – 3:59

9 "T.B.D." – 4:28

10 "Stage" – 3:08

11 "Waitress" – 2:49

12 "Pillar of Davidson" – 6:46

13 "White, Discussion" – 6:08

14 "Horse" (unlisted hidden track) – 4:16

 

I can listen to the album over and over again. Nicely done.

 

I think it's hilarious that you mentioned both this AND Sixteen Stone, because they're both among my favorite albums and I was VERY close to listing them, but considering their mainstream success I faltered. But indeed, I think even in the mainstream, they are both generally underappreciated, along with Weezers Blue album (even though everybody realizes they love it after a song or two).

I don't have that one yet but this one has become one of my personal favorites:

 

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This one is a dandy indeed.

Scott Miller and the Commonwealth - Citation

 

1. Summons - 0:25

2. Freedom's A Stranger - 3:44

3. Wild Things - 2:42

4. Still People Are Moving - 4:53

5. The Only Road - 3:34

6. Only Everything - 3:07

7. 8 Miles A Gallon - 2:50

8. Jody - 3:04

9. Hawks And Doves - 3:19

10. Say Ho - 3:00

11. On A Roll - 2:46

12. Long Goodnight - 2:25

 

Great, great songwriter that most people have never heard of. This is his third solo studio album. He also has two live solo albums, along with his previous work with the V-Roys.

 

Those V-roys shows back in the day were nothing short of legendary.

A few that come to mind right away:

 

"S.C.I.E.N.C.E." - Incubus

"A Crow Left of the Murder" - Incubus

"Dirty Sexy Knights in Paris" - Audiovent

"Lateralus" - Tool

"Purple" - Stone Temple Pilots

"In Your Honor" - Foo Fighters

Any Blind Melon CD

Any Marah CD

"Antipop" - Primus

"All That Could Have Been" - NIN (Live) I don't care for them that much but this concert is absolutely amazing.

This is a very good album that I do not have on Vinyl yet.

On ebay the vinyl sells in the $200 range. Two Cd set or three vinyl album set.Excellent Listening.

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200 big ones for the vinyl, I hope, not the CDs.

This could be my favorite of all Time right here.Some one you know where Im coming from.:thumb:

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