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Old 03-20-2018, 12:25 PM   #26451 (permalink)
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Even for a Bon Jovi fan, 7800 is basically mostly crap, I feel: a few good tracks ("Only Lonely/Tokyo Road/Silent Night/Price of Love") but most of the rest sets it firmly, for me, at the bottom of their discography.
Hmm thats interesting Troll.... I think thier first 2 albums are thier BEST and then they goto crap... (Well songs I dont care for)

Same with def leppard....... First 2 albums are thier best......
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Old 03-20-2018, 03:14 PM   #26452 (permalink)
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Heavy Cruiser - Lucky Dog (1973)




This is described as "heavy prog rock" by the YouTube uploader but it sounds more like early 70's hard rock, similar to Foghat. Not a bad album for that particular style of rock.
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Old 03-21-2018, 12:33 AM   #26453 (permalink)
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Went to FYE picked albums I needed. I still value CDs and if I had more money I'd have a much larger collection.

I want to start collecting vinyl eventually.
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Mops - Iijanaika (1971)




Heavy, blues based psych-rock from Japan. Starts out strong but loses momentum as it goes. 6/10
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Old 03-21-2018, 02:26 PM   #26455 (permalink)
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@Lucem Ferre, nice cds
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Bixiga 70 - Ocupai (2013)



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Went to FYE picked albums I needed. I still value CDs and if I had more money I'd have a much larger collection.

I want to start collecting vinyl eventually.
I didn't know 808s came in a jewel case. Mine is a card wallet like MBDTF. It's really well packaged tbf, with posters and good quality, not some flimsy thing.

Re: vinyl, I felt like that, then I decided it's too expensive and takes up too much space so I'll finish my Bowie collection and call it a day.
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Old 03-26-2018, 02:20 AM   #26458 (permalink)
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I ordered these two for cheap on Amazon:

Medina - Forever

Danish dance pop. I'd rather have the Danish language version but this is all I could find.
Danish internet media stores tend to be a lot more expensive that Amazon, so that's why I'm ordering a Danish album from the UK.

I also like the cover artwork for the Danish version WAY more:



No idea if the album is good. I just know that I like her debut album (Velkommen til Medina/Welcome to Medina).
(Btw, the album artwork for the Danish version of that album also easily beats that of the English language version):



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Ani DiFranco - Up Up Up Up Up Up

American singer/songwriter with some impressive acoustic guitar chops.
I'm slowly working my way through her discography and have yet to be disappointed.
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David Thomas & The Wooden Birds ‎– Blame the Messenger (1987)




The best album David Thomas has released outside of Pere Ubu.
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David Thomas & The Wooden Birds ‎– Blame the Messenger (1987)




The best album David Thomas has released outside of Pere Ubu.
It's fantastic but it'd be really difficult for me to pick a favourite among his solo projects.
More Places Forever and Monster Walks The Winter Lake would certainly also be among his very best.
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