All killer, no filler!

[Sk1Bum 11,404]

Another pair of timeless rockers:

 

    

[dennismiller55 4,809]

@TheGrumpyOldHermit:  This is one of my favorite live albums.  It will be on tomorrows playlist.  Thanks for the reminder.

 

[Charlie 16,430]

Can't get enough of these two....

 

 

[Charlie 16,430]

An oldie but the best album The Doors ever put out...

 

 

[kve777 6,888]

Here's a recent one that rocks from end to end...

[Daddyjt 9,612]

22 minutes ago, kve777 said:

Here's a recent one that rocks from end to end...

 

I was literally just listening to this today, thinking the exact same thing. 

[DrummerJuice 1,287]

Is this cheating? I love this album!

 

 

[Blues Pwr 766]

Here's a couple from the oft overlooked Tommy Bolin  check out the base drums and sax on the cut "Post Toastee"

 

 

 

 

Also replaced Ritchie Blackmore in "Deep Purple"  on the "Come Taste The Band"  LP. 

 

 

 

 

Edited November 11, 2019 by Blues Pwr

[Bobby1970 1,451]

 

                           Two of my favorite albums

[Daddyjt 9,612]

14 hours ago, DrummerJuice said:

Is this cheating? I love this album!

 

 

 

Technically yes, it is “cheating”, LOL!

 

By their very nature, Greatest Hits albums are supposed to have nothing but great songs on them. That said, I’ve heard many a “Greatest Hits” album that was anything but...

 

Oh, and that IS a great album, BTW👍

Edited November 11, 2019 by Daddyjt

[Sk1Bum 11,404]

This is the first jazz album that I couldn't get enough of, and I still listen to it often.

 

[Charlie 16,430]

Another blast from the past; the whole album is wonderful to listen to IMHO....🎶

 

 

[weitrhino 1,443]

These are the best two rock albums of 1980 in my view. Every track is a stunner and both from Canada.

 

Rush - Permanent Waves

Max Webster - Universal Juveniles

 

 

[Bobby1970 1,451]

I started appreciating songs from these albums late 70's

from my brother's (R.I.P.) cassette tapes..

 

[Sk1Bum 11,404]

Here's a pair from Robin Trower that are excellent front to back:

 

Edited November 17, 2019 by Sk1Bum

[Daddyjt 9,612]

Most people only know “Baker Street”, but this entire album is one of my favorites, and I can honestly say there’s not a song on it that I don’t enjoy. 

 

 

[4RUNNER 518]

3 hours ago, Daddyjt said:

Most people only know “Baker Street”, but this entire album is one of my favorites, and I can honestly say there’s not a song on it that I don’t enjoy

In my playlist last night love the album play it regularly

[4RUNNER 518]

nothing special but brings back very good memories one of my Sunday morning favorites.   

[Sk1Bum 11,404]

This Robert Cray album fits this thread:

 

[dennismiller55 4,809]

@Sk1Bum  Yes, I can see this R. Cray album fitting into this category.  

[Daddyjt 9,612]

I received this as a gift from Tim ( @PhilDent ), and it has quickly made its way to the top of my play rotation. The sound quality is not only superb, but it is lively, active, visceral! The range of tracks keeps you guessing - there’s something different around every corner.  One of, if not the best DTS mix I’ve experienced.

 

highly recommended, and THANK YOU TIM!

 

 

[PhilDent 1,962]

Mark,

 

Based on our fun listening session together, I knew that you would like/love this recording. 

 

Years ago, when a buddy of mine, who was way more successful than I was, bought his first hi-fi/multi-channel system, he used this as a demo disk and it planted the seed in me, that one day, I will have a system as good as his...maybe even better.

 

Anyhow, I'm glad you are enjoying it.

[Charlie 16,430]

Backbone Slip  "Johnny Lee's Mood"  from the album Swampwater

 

 

[Sk1Bum 11,404]

Here's a pair from Bonnie Raitt that belong on this list:

 

   

[Sk1Bum 11,404]

This is another of my heavy rotation albums that I think it astounding from start to finish: John Lee Hooker's The Healer