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The we love vinyl thread...
May 28 2012
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RHP User
14 years ago
Gimmee....Live ( I think, from memory) In keeping with the site.ahhhh yes the one thing us guys like saying to a (substitute own preference) gimme head....lolFrom one of the hardest working bands in the country.Cheers Felonius....Lets see if anyone remembers seeing this band or knows this song.
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14 years ago
Joni Mitchell's 'Blue'.....and my favourite track ....'Blue'xHugs H
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14 years ago
"Dreams" The heartbreak love song of my youth There was a time there when I was truly convinced I was Stevie Nicks.... I felt her angst
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14 years ago
For a minute there I thought you were asking about our old couch, which was for interests sake right next to the record player :D The Village People The Milkshake :D too funny to remember that one!
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14 years ago
Billie Jean.... i wasn't allowed inside much as a kid, but when i was.... i was breakdancing and moonwalkin' to that.
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14 years ago
I was about to come back with The Jackson 5 I don't remember the album name but it had Michael singing Ben, I must've worn a hole in that vinyl.
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14 years ago
'Houses of the Holy' by Led Zeppelin......the song D'yer Mak'er...... my son (now 21) wanted to hear the 'oh oh' song whenever i arrived home from work.............he preferred my music to his mothers, and still listens to some of the artists I played for him.............
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RHP User
14 years ago
Ahhh the perfect thread! I'm a bit of a crazy record collector however for more accessible pop music, I have always loved talking heads. Also great artwork. Their speaking in tounges LP is great. In particular this must be the place (naive melody)
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RHP User
14 years ago
Vinyls that I own right now (will take a few posts but I will separate them by band): . Sladest - Song: Skweeze Me Pleeze Me Slade Alive - Song: Darling Be Home Soon (oh and I still have the original cartoon sheet inside it too) The Very Best Of Slade - Song: Mama Weer All Crazee Now Hugs...xFunlovingx
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14 years ago
...picked one of my faves ;-)
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14 years ago
... when I saw the thread title I thought it was going to be about fetish attire. Sheeeesh, think I've been on rhp toooooo long! :-)
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14 years ago
sorry keepingkarma.....lol..ooops...Creedence Clearwater Revival......... "Bayou Country" from 1969.............'Born on the Bayou' just sensational.......
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14 years ago
I still have a huge vinyl collection. I'll start with my all time favourite ; Title track from Meatloaf's 'Bat Out Of Hell' album.
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luvsilver
14 years ago
Motley Crue Girls,Girls ,Girls Scratched,knocked around and abused but still sounds great on the old Rotel turntable! Mr Luvsilver
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14 years ago
DOnny and Maree Osmond - Puppy Love......my parents needed shooting
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14 years ago
All I can say DGT is Bahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha yep...wellBahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaCheers Felonius.....Bahahahahahahahahahaha
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14 years ago
Quoting 'DontGrabThat'DOnny and Maree Osmond - Puppy Love......my parents needed shooting I found a Leif Garrett album in my collection tonight! Eekkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk Hugs...xFunlovingx
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RHP User
14 years ago
Tom Waits....... Blue Valentine....... the songs that resonate for me are 'Blue Valentine' and 'Christmas Card from a Hooker in Minneapolis'.....................the scratches, pops and jumps of the LP on the turntable just adds to the 'feel' of Waits voice and music.....
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RHP User
14 years ago
Pinched from my parents and still like it todayNancy and Lee - lady bird summer wineJust like them both as much as each other a duet with a woman and a man always did a little thing for me but going through time so many and such differenceWill have to get through the attic and see whats up there lol
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RHP User
14 years ago
WOW, which one do I pick. Used to own over 1000 vinyl albums, most overseas pressing or limited editions as the quality was better. Then, divorce happened and she kept the lot. later found out, she kept them only so she could throw them all out. What a waste.cant choose between:-Frampton Comes Alive, Do You Feel Like We DoLed Zep 4, Stairway To Heaven, andTen Years After - I'm Going Home.Soooooooooo many others I could choose too.
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RHP User
14 years ago
would have to be aussie of course ...matt taylor...."live at the garrison" especially their song .............."grab a snatch and hold it" aussie again....INXS anything sung by Michael Hutchence he is so sexy
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RHP User
14 years ago
*barks*
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14 years ago
The Kick Inside by Kate BushIt has Wuthering Heights and The Man With The Child In His Eyes.Took me 2 years to master the high notes.
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14 years ago
"Argus" - I just never tire of this one. MikeandShel, love all your choices :-)
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RHP User
14 years ago
... I have that one too. Still remember the dance moves lol
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14 years ago
Album TransformerTrack Satellite of love
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14 years ago
Turn the PageMrs P, bit partial to good old Neil Diamond, had I known you had that on might of called in a favour of an emergency baby sitter, and knock at your door with a bottle of port under one arm and a bunch of flowers under the other, tail between my legs(how come you cant have the whole album??)
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RHP User
14 years ago
Is that a tail between your legs, Heedless, or are you just pleased to see Mrs P???
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RHP User
14 years ago
That one is in my top ten favourite albums.Don't have it on vinyl though, only cd.Prolougue still makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up.Cheers Felonius...not just a metal head!
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RHP User
14 years ago
David Bowies 'The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars' so many great tracks.....but maybe 'Soul Love' ..........
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RHP User
14 years ago
COCAINE , I love that track, growing up in Argentina during military regime, the song was banned as soon as it came out....So of course we all want to have a copy.....I trashed that album (that I got in the black market)....even if at the time I only understood half of the lyrics
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14 years ago
PushFavourite song: I quitDon't judge me!!!!
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14 years ago
Nev , I was worried you wouldnt catch your breath after laughing that hard .......Haha clever clogs, it took me a minute but I got it Quoting 'Swanny2012' *barks* ...........Fun , Leif Garret was HAWT lol.........PBG wha's your excuse for Bros *giggles cos she loved them too*...........I didnt get a choice in the vinyls we had (and Im sticking to that)But it wasnt so cool back then anyway like it is today........I remember being sooooo excited about getting my first cassette player and getting off the turntable lolIt was one of those rectangular things with the strap on the end (oh yeah I carried it round haha) it was a present from my Dad and I was stoked....he also bought me my first three tapes which were, wait for it.................Barbara StreisandThe New SeekersThe BeeGeesJesus christ Dad!!!! were you trying to ruin my muscial cred or what ?That man has a lot to answer for Im just realising.
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RHP User
14 years ago
Ah well. Last night, during the weekly games evening, I span;Killing joke, Night time - "Eighties"What a rocking guitar riff.I've loved reading though all the posts.. thanks to you all for contributing.
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14 years ago
Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble......Texas Flood.. his debut album.... has to be 'Tin Pan Alley' as the song of choice..... sexy sexy song................
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14 years ago
Eagle Rock,I was 15,saw them live at the T.F. Much Ballroom
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14 years ago
Ring my Bell.....Fern KinneyClassic single from the 70's...an import , needed a little piece to pop in the centre to fit the turntable.
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14 years ago
Quoting 'DontGrabThat'Nev , I was worried you wouldnt catch your breath after laughing that hard .......Haha clever clogs, it took me a minute but I got it Quoting 'Swanny2012' *barks* ...........Fun , Leif Garret was HAWT lol.........PBG wha's your excuse for Bros *giggles cos she loved them too*...........I didnt get a choice in the vinyls we had (and Im sticking to that)But it wasnt so cool back then anyway like it is today........I remember being sooooo excited about getting my first cassette player and getting off the turntable lolIt was one of those rectangular things with the strap on the end (oh yeah I carried it round haha) it was a present from my Dad and I was stoked....he also bought me my first three tapes which were, wait for it.................Barbara StreisandThe New SeekersThe BeeGeesJesus christ Dad!!!! were you trying to ruin my muscial cred or what ?That man has a lot to answer for Im just realising. Have you seen Leif Garrett now? He is on a show on Foxtel "Worlds Dumbest Criminals"...I nearly fell over when I saw him...would not pick that it was him at all...all bad boy looking now! Hugs...xFunlovingx
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RHP User
14 years ago
I have Ringo Starr's vinyl...best song? Ummm that would be none of them! Hugs...xFunlovingx
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RHP User
14 years ago
Quoting 'MrsPeachyPear' (how come you cant have the whole album??)Maybe more accurate if I'd said it's so hard to pick just one song from such a favourite album. :-D Another Neil Diamond album favourite of mine is "Jonathan Livingston Seagull", easy to pick my favourite song off there... "Skybird".I saw Neil Diamond on the 'American Idol' finale last week. He's still got it! Now Mr Heedless, is this where I get to ask what on Earth that is you've got sticking out of your pocket??? ;-D Hugs... Mrs P PS: I googled Turn the Page and watched Bob on youtube. Thanks, it's not a song I'm familiar with but sure will listen to again. that is my keyring (on a short chain) I leave it in view or just touchable as you dip your hand in so a little easy to grab if you want entry to my place, I have a spare under the rose bush in case I am left stranded as you run away with it, very hard to get out, just have to keep tugging, don't worry i will be very close behind eyes maybe rolling a little or a nice smile on my face, but you just keep goingAlso a little dirty flirty trick if a woman asked for a light as I hold my drink in the left hand, she needs to go to the left pocket for...lighter, spare change save breaking a note, any key for any thing is in there, tooth pic what ever takes the moment. MrsP I know only too well your clever but my words may cause confussion, if you still a little stuck (not meaning hand in pocket lol) I will explain further
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RHP User
14 years ago
Slade Alive, Darling be home soon. (plus everything xFunlovingx said!)
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14 years ago
Quoting 'LittleRedEngine' Ah well. Last night, during the weekly games evening, I span;Killing joke, Night time - "Eighties"What a rocking guitar riff.I've loved reading though all the posts.. thanks to you all for contributing. excellent album, have it too was going to be one of my next ones As you like this type I don’t suppose you know who sang a song with the lyrics a bit like black summer you said it would last for ever..... I have searched for 20 yrs to find the thing and can’t, but meant a bit to me, obviously don’t have the vinyl, and don’t have any thing but reminiscence thx in advance H
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RHP User
14 years ago
My favorite song is off Stevie's solo album, Bella Donna. Edge of Seventeen
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14 years ago
Vinyl wasn't just for stadium and yacht rock! Wow you're a mainstream lot.It really depends on the mood so I can't pick just one sorry LRE.For some mellow guitar over a glass of red (or a lazy joint for those so inclined):Happy Mondays - Pills, Thrills and Bellyaches (favourite track is Loose Fit)or The Stone Roses - Second Coming (and the favourite is Breaking into Heaven)For some post-punk party starters:Bad Religion - Stranger than Fiction (21st Century Digital Boy)or You Am I - Sound as Ever (Adam's Ribs)Or if some classic rock is in order then all of:Powerage - classic early AC/DC blues (long before they discovered cock rock and stadiums)or The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Experienced?Mr C
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14 years ago
Ummm LRE I don't know which flirt I responded with, I went to scroll and I fat fingered it lmao :D if it was a nice one saying thank you.....roll with it, if it wasn't ....please ignore *goes back to the clutz corner now*
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RHP User
14 years ago
rory mcleod.......footsteps and heartbeats.............'love like a rock' hes a UK folk singer.....was a busker for a long time.
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RHP User
14 years ago
Not just into soppy Debs...lol If you want a challenge........I'm getting into some Slipknot these days....this band challenges even me...Like watching a train wreck, yet strangely intriguing, I have two Slipknot albums now.Though fave songs so far Pyschosocial, Dead memories, Surfacing and Vendetta.Recommend Wiki first, or you won't have a clue what these guys are about.Lots of live stuff as well as studio on you tube.Cheers Felonius
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RHP User
14 years ago
That's two we have in common, although all my SRV stuff is on CD..Led Zeppelin Remasters (I think it's called that - six album set with the crop circles on the cover, released in the early 90's...packed in a box so's I can't go look..)Whole Lotta Love
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RHP User
14 years ago
....do 12" singles count?If so, Hitler Rap, Mel Brooks
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RHP User
14 years ago
Mood is everything. generally I always end up at Metal, no matter where I start. Cheers Felonius
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RHP User
14 years ago
more 'swamp rock'......Tony Joe White......'black and white'......................and the song "Polk Salad Annie"
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14 years ago
Quoting 'mikeandshel' more 'swamp rock'......Tony Joe White......'black and white'......................and the song "Polk Salad Annie" Steamy Windows?
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RHP User
14 years ago
...but Divinyls' "Siren" blew my socks of when I first heard it.
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14 years ago
Quoting 'Manly_McHardon' Quoting 'mikeandshel' more 'swamp rock'......Tony Joe White......'black and white'......................and the song "Polk Salad Annie" Steamy Windows?lol yes......or his version of 'suzy q' even......
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RHP User
14 years ago
...in her honour let me submit "Love To Love You, Baby". Have you ever heard the album version of this? It goes forever. I always get there before she does.
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RHP User
14 years ago
Every vinyl album I have owned I still own- Can I still pick one? Going to get the boxes out and sift anyway.................back soon ;)Quoting 'mikeandshel' Tom Waits....... Blue Valentine....... the songs that resonate for me are 'Blue Valentine' and 'Christmas Card from a Hooker in Minneapolis'.....................the scratches, pops and jumps of the LP on the turntable just adds to the 'feel' of Waits voice and music.....Cass xxx
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RHP User
14 years ago
Sixto Diaz Rodriguez.......his album "Cold Fact"..................songs to remember are....."This Is Not a Song, It's an Outburst: Or, The Establishment Blues", "Hate Street Dialogue", "Inner City Blues" and "Rich Folks Hoax" ............its more than one....but how do you choose?? many an afternoon was spent listening to music like this...hangin with my mates.......
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RHP User
14 years ago
Quoting 'multiples_xxx' Every vinyl album I have owned I still own- Can I still pick one? Going to get the boxes out and sift anyway.................back soon ;)Quoting 'mikeandshel' Tom Waits....... Blue Valentine....... the songs that resonate for me are 'Blue Valentine' and 'Christmas Card from a Hooker in Minneapolis'.....................the scratches, pops and jumps of the LP on the turntable just adds to the 'feel' of Waits voice and music.....Cass xxx its very much a 'mood setting' album..... a few drinks, some friends, and Tom........... memories lol.....
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RHP User
14 years ago
sent u some lyrics MrsP....was that the song?Buffalo Springfield............the self titled debut album.....'For What its Worth'............everyone knows that one....lol...
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RHP User
14 years ago
You are one seriously cool chicky! To even give it a go...megga impressed!I can only imagine what Mr P was thinking....lolThough yeah Surfacing is one of those great songs after you have had a shit day!Cheers Felonius.....loud n proud!
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luvsilver
14 years ago
If 12 "singles do count Manly McHardon i have to admit to purchasing Samantha Foxes 'Touch Me' as an early teenager (still have her stashed away in the collection somewhere ) In answer to what everyone is thinking i only bought it for the lyrical content Mr Luvsilver
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RHP User
14 years ago
my companion just dislikes me, tried for years now, maybe the band and or the track was 404'd saying all that funny enough just got a contact on facebook (nearly put fb there lol) from 88, he now works at the same company that the bloke I took a recording of his record onto tape, so asked the obvious will see if the years of annoyance ease up pretty soonPocket - take it no further explanation is required or do you just think a disgusting little trick of minefor the postArtist Bryan Ferry Album Boys and GirlsTrack Boys and Girls
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RHP User
14 years ago
"Broken English" Marianne Faithfull- The ballad of Lucy Jordan."The Beatles" (self titled) White album NOT SERIAL NUMBERED GODDAMITT!!!!!- Ob-la-di Ob-li-da "The doors" (self titled)- The end
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RHP User
14 years ago
the rolling stones..............let it bleed...........gimme shelter/you cant always get what you want
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andyrabbit
14 years ago
Frankie goes to Hollywood and Relax....still remember the song and video being band on radio 1 and the bbc.(in the UK)..but good old channel 4 still showed it..so tame by todays standard...looks to Rihanna...
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RHP User
14 years ago
Dire StraightsSultans of swingloljust had to add that one obviously for RHP(not much to do with that type I think lolBut preferbrothers in arms
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14 years ago
neil young.......'everybody knows this is nowhere'song has to be..........'Down by the River'..............tho 'cinnamon girl' and cowgirl in the sand' both rate highly in my books.......
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14 years ago
Greatest Hits II - Innuendo Freddy Mercury had one hell of a voice.
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14 years ago
Bob Dylan the album 'Desire' ............ the song 'Black Diamond Bay'..............although the entire album was a masterpiece, from 'Hurricane' to 'Isis' and 'One More Cup of Coffee' to 'Oh Sister' and the beautiful 'Sara'............
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14 years ago
MistressT, Freddie Mercury was great. He did a version of "New York, New York" on the "Highlander" soundtrack that was fantastic but cranky Franky would never let him release it. Heedless, Bob Seger had a lot of great songs. I also loved Jon English's version of "Turn the Page". He has a powerful, four octave range that was used very effectively on that song. In 1982 he and Marcia Hines released a six track mini album called "Jokers And Queens". There were no singles released from this album but one of the tracks, a cover of "You Were on my Mind" got quite a bit of air play on Sydney radio. Does anyone remember that song?
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RHP User
14 years ago
You should get hold of the Madison Square Garden version of the end, goes for nearly 15 minutes I think from memory. Another epic, I only have this one on Itunes download though, Jethro Tull's "Thick as a brick" the whole album is one song, absolutely brilliant album. approx 45 minutes.Cheers Felonius
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RHP User
14 years ago
how do you choose? i have so many ....... lol...... not one single or ep, all 'LPs'............Rolling Stones....again.....the album 'Black and Blue'.........the song...'Melody'........... but theres also 'Hey Negrita', 'Fool to Cry' and of course 'Cherry Oh Baby'also from the Stones are the albums 'beggars banquet', let it bleed', 'sticky fingers', 'its only rock n roll', 'some girls', 'emotional rescue', and 'tattoo you'...........but i cant be quoting songs off each of these.......... oh and jaggers album 'shes the boss'............. Jensman.....'metallica' did a pretty good job of 'turn the page' as well..............
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RHP User
14 years ago
I've heard it and, not surprisingly, they did do it well. I'm not usually a fan of covers but there have been some very notable ones over the years. The Angels with 'We Gotta Get Outa' this Place' and Rose Tattoo's 'Born To Be Wild'. I personally reckon Angry did it better than Steppenwolf but then, he was wild to begin with.
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RHP User
14 years ago
yea covers can be fine, but i do prefer the originals.....i have the Steppenwolf album "Steppenwolf" which has 'Born to be Wild' on it.....but prefer their album "The Second" for the songs 'Magic Carpet Ride' and 'Dont Step on the Grass Sam'What about 'Pavlovs Dog' (David Surkamp) and their album 'Pampered Menial'.....the song 'Julia', or even 'Fast Gun'... played often still here (on days home alone)............
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RHP User
14 years ago
5 pages long..well lets keep it up..Vapors - New Clear Days "Turning Japanese"a one hit wonder band, but the album is quite strong IMHO..I'll have to come back and read some of the other posts in this thread..
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14 years ago
people love music....Nick Drake.......'Pink Moon'.............song is 'Free Ride', tho pink moon is great too
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14 years ago
the "Star Struck" soundtrack -Jo Kenedy- "Monkey in me"Probably the first album I bought as a young bloke.
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14 years ago
hmmmm trying to thing of something i have that would still be considered 'cool' ! the old Divas - Carly Simon, Linda Ronstadt or Renee Geyer??? noooook Santana's double album Moonflower - best song, Black Magic Woman , of course!!
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RHP User
14 years ago
Cream "Disraeli Gears"My favorite song on this vinyl is "SWLBAR" (or how ever you are suposed to spell it)"and the rainbow has a beard" is that a gay reference?
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