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Answer: F-14 tomcat, twin 350 Bluewater inboards, Harley FatBoy, The Who-Live at Leeds. Question:Things that just sound better "really, really, really loud"?

Impressive version of his 5th, just picked it up at one of my favorite record stores located in Northhampton, Mass. When I got home and played it at a nice volume, It got the same treatment from wife and kids my 80's NWBHM gets,..."turn that down!" LOL, awesome...listening to this I hear Metallica's earliest influence,..200 years their senior.

one of those albums for me, like everytime I play Tea for the Tillerman or Five Leaves Left, so fresh, genuine, brilliant

Just bought my first Brubeck album Saturday, not sure why it took me this long as I really enjoyed this.

*Alabama Shakes* Picked this up on RSD in April, and now listening to the full release. I dig their new album's sound, more mature and better production. Check them out if you haven't yet, and pardon my Rolling Stone reviewer dribble, but I'll say their sound is circa 60/70's but very now. A rockin' jumbalaya of soul, blues, and rock.

Welcome Ralphie, I have learned a great deal since joining, and certainly more valuable than the price of a subscription to a pompus mag. There is a plethoria of knowledge, experience, intelligence, generosity, and as laid out above spot on humor . My Dziadziu always said, first impressions, lasting impressions and for me you knocked it out of the park with that photo. killer

**online review** Recorded in upstate New York, in a converted church called Dreamland with producer/engineer Chris Coady (who has worked with TV on the Radio, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Blonde Redhead, and a bunch of others) Teen Dream is the third album from the Baltimore-based duo Beach House, and their Sub Pop debut. The new album gives voice to a full universe of unbridled imagination, and the manifestation of Teen Dream has been a welcomed and all-consuming obsession for Beach House the past 9-12 months. Teen Dream will be packaged with a companion DVD featuring a video for each song on the album, each by a different director.