Tribe - sing the creative Genius of George Harrison, John Lennon & Paul McCartney

It's just like The Beatles, but not as good. I don't know what the fucking point of this record is. Something mundane, I'm sure.

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Fleetwood Mac - Mirage

This is for Jamie, because we never actually got off the ground with our Fleetwood Mac ambient cover project.

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Van Morrison - Moondance

Hellz yea, brother.

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Deep Purple - Machine Head

Track 1 is "Rock Band Theme Song."

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Ten Years After - Recorded Live

"This album is a truthful recording of Ten Years After with no overdubs or additives. What you hear is what happened on the night. Recorded over four nights in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Frankfurt and Paris with The Rolling Stones' mobile recording truck and later mixed from sixteen track to stereo at Olympic Studios in London. In answer to the inferior live recordings sold illegally: this is the official Ten Years After bootleg."

ME: Hey Dave, you ever heard Ten Years After?
CRAZY DAVE (my neighbor): YEA man! Dude! You know Paul McCartney? Well me and Paul McCartney have the same birthday, except I was born ten years after him--TEN YEARS AFTER! And I can remember the first time I heard the Beatles in my dad's basement, and ten years after THAT was Woodstock! You're too young, you probably didn't go to Woodstock. Neither did I. I was watching this other UK band play their first US show--LED ZEPPELIN. They were fuckin' GROOVY!
blah, blah, blah, this conversation actually lasted about 3 hours.

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David Gilmour - About Face

In the masses of Pink Floyd fans, there are two schools: The Gilmour School, and the Waters School. I'd have to say that I have an ongoing matriculation in the Gilmour School.

This is Gilmour's second solo album.

When I'm too old to flip records on my own, I just want "Cruise" playing in the background, wherever I go.

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Steppenwolf - Monster

Monster/Suicide/America

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Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

What can really be said about a classic of this magnitude? "Welcome to the Machine" is definitely (almost definitely) my second favorite Floyd track.

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Pink Floyd - Meddle

Side 1 is awesome, Side 2 is "Echoes."

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James Gang - 'Yer Album

Another band featured on Dave Rabbit's First Termer Radio recording. This is also the first recording of Joe Walsh's discography.

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The Shins - Wincing the Night Away

This type of recording warrants a vinyl pressing, flat out.

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Sugarloaf - Spaceship Earth

These guys were featured on the one lasting recording of Dave Rabbit's. If you're unfamiliar with Dave Rabbit, the Vietnam pirate radio DJ, then you're in for a treat! DL it here: Parts 1, 2, 3, 4. Taken from Radio First Termer

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Huey Lewis and The News - I Want a New Drug '45

Ever seen "Duets?"

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George Harrison - Somewhere In England

Apparently, George was in a different band before he joined George Harrison but I can't find anything on that band. They were probably bad. This album is great.

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Simon and Garfunkel - Greatest Hits

The software I use to rip these albums is not user friendly, not even user-acquaintanced. As a result, this whole album is ripped as one audio track. Sorry.

"The Sound of Silence" starts at 13:25, for your FYI.

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