Your Top 3 Classic Rock Albums
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TenderLovingKiller®
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Thackeraye
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#1 Record for Big Star for me. Radio City is great, but I prefer the first one.
Thackeraye
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I see what you did there...
TenderLovingKiller®
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Yeah, my penance for the bad dad joke is that I will now spend the rest of my Sunday quietly singing, “Ooh baby you’re making’ me crazy... Every time I look around...It’s in my face”
jamieanderson1968
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But September Gurls has to be one of the best rock songs ever
Slimwhit33
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Updated.. thanks!!
JohnnyCashFan
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The Sex Pistols Never Mind The BullocksLynyrd Sknyrd Gold & Platinum (still have my Dad's orig gatefold)
Bob Marley Legend (I know this is genre opinionated so it is up to you if you want to add)
Queen Greatest Hits (there best are scattered across many albums, so I think this is the best option)
Paul McCartney & Wings Band On The Run
George Harrison All Things Must Pass
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kafunis
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Pete Townshend- Empty Glass
Midnight Oil- 10-1
Midnight Oil- 10-1
Slimwhit33
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Traffic
John Barleycorn Must Die
So this is the 2nd of the albums that I had never heard that was placed in a Top 3 and I just bought without listening..
Thanks to @Russ I for the recommendation! I like Steve Winwood a lot, had heard some Traffic but not the whole album. Love it! Bought an OG copy and its great!
John Barleycorn Must Die
So this is the 2nd of the albums that I had never heard that was placed in a Top 3 and I just bought without listening..Thanks to @Russ I for the recommendation! I like Steve Winwood a lot, had heard some Traffic but not the whole album. Love it! Bought an OG copy and its great!
Russ I
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Sweet! This is one of a handful of records I like to pull out and play whenever I make a change to my playback system. Looks great on that Thorens! (The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys isn't too shabby either
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Slimwhit33
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The Band
Music From the Big Pink
Two of the never before heard by me albums arrived today! Thanks to @BjorgenFjorgen for the recommendation! 3 for 3 on my enjoyment of these albums I've never heard.. I’ll be doing some more digging into the Band. Just never on my radar previously for whatever reason
Music From the Big Pink
Two of the never before heard by me albums arrived today! Thanks to @BjorgenFjorgen for the recommendation! 3 for 3 on my enjoyment of these albums I've never heard.. I’ll be doing some more digging into the Band. Just never on my radar previously for whatever reason
One of my favorites. Their self titled is great as well.
I’d also recommend the concert film The Last Waltz. Directed by Scorsese.
Slimwhit33
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I've had that on my watchlist on Netflix or Amazon forever, and have just never watched it. I will now for sure.
JohnnyCashFan
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I suggest the Blueray. You will want to watch it over and over again. A staple in our house. I also suggest the recent The Band documentary Once We Were Brothers.
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BjorgenFjorgen
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Once Were Brothers is Robbie propaganda but the Last Waltz kind of is too. Both great, of course.
JohnnyCashFan
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One is a concert, one is a documentary. I will believe Robbie over junkies though.
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kafunis
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The Last Waltz is indeed a must watch, I've seen it many, many times over the years, worth it for Van's performance and Rick doing Makes No Difference and The Night They Drove .. Funny as shit too !
I read somewhere that Scorsese was really unhappy with Neil Young's stunt of walking onstage with a rock of cocaine the size of a grape stuck in his nostril. Editing that out was a nightmare evidently. Sex, drugs and rock 'n roll!