November 12, 200718 yr "#1 Record" by Big Star This is a fantastic band from the '70s that I am just now discovering. I can see why so many of my favorite bands cite Big Star as a huge influence. Alex Chilton wrote impeccable pop songs.
November 12, 200718 yr I was just counting them up, and in the last six weeks I've purchased (new and used) 22 CDs. Ouch. I clearly have a problem.
November 12, 200718 yr I didn't really realize how much music I've picked up recently until I actually sat down and listed it. Here it is, over the last six weeks or so: "Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots" by Flaming Lips "Pink Moon" by Nick Drake "East Nashville Skyline" by Todd Snider "At Dawn" by My Morning Jacket "Dwight Live" by Dwight Yoakum "Gone" by Dwight Yoakum "Buenas Noches From A Lonely Room" by Dwight Yoakum "Kick Out The Jams" by The MC5 "Talking Book" by Stevie Wonder "New York Dolls" by New York Dolls "#1 Record/Radio City" by Big Star "The Night" by Morphine "A Cure For Pain" by Morphine "Starfish" by The Church "Mind, Body and Soul" by Joss Stone "Harvest Moon" by Neil Young "Mothership Connection" by Parliament "Planet Earth" by Prince "Automatic" by The Jesus and Mary Chain "High Voltage" by AC/DC "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" by AC/DC
November 12, 200718 yr Author 38 Special (1981) Wild Eyed Southern Boys Brooks And Dunn - Cowboy Town Deana Carter I'm Just A Girl Bon Jovi - (2001) Rare & Unreleased Demos Great White - Live @ The Marquee Club - Official Bootleg
November 12, 200718 yr Author Warrant Rocking Tall CD Tracks 1 Down Boys 4:04 2 Train, Train 2:54 3 I Saw Red 3:49 4 32 Pennies 3:10 5 The Bitter Pill 4:07 6 Cherry Pie 3:22 7 Heaven 3:56 8 Quciksand 4:00 9 Machine Gun 3:45 10 We Will Rock You 2:56
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