maxie1p

The pimps on my corner

I hope when you're talking about the big 4 that you're including the Screaming Trees.....and if not....try : Dust (from 1996) http://rapidshare.de/files/24001958/backontheroad_screaming_trees.rar.html

yeah.... you liked mine...I'll give ya the extra 0.01 to make yours a 10......and with that .....my 100th post....HOOORAYYYY

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Song: Charles & Eddie-Would I Lie to You Album: James - The Best of

What´s the story morning glory The Bends or OK Computer

Cook Twins-Birthday so freakin funny....watch out William Hung http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=80515376

"My song is love" is the first line of 'A Message' off of X&Y, and if I'm not mistaken the "political" version of 'How You See The World' was on the album Help: A Day in the Life , the other version was a bonus track on X&Y.

ditto

I have...I liked the first album....used to play it to death.

I actually quite like the new album. It's their lush production and sound that does it for me. For the d/l....check the multimedia section.

1. The Beatles-the Beatles(white album). First and foremost the album that some say showed the end, but it was just the beginning of wonderful creativity by the Beatles. The isolation of individual artist tracks in a cut & paste kind of way. Favorite tracks: Sexy Sadie & Why Don't We Do It in the Road 2. The Beach Boys-Pet Sounds Harmonies have always been the strength of their sound....but this is a pop masterpiece. Favorite tracks: God Only Knows & Sloop John B 3. Badfinger-No Dice Power Pop could not have survived without these proteges of the Beatles. Very tragic history though.... Favorite tracks:Without You & We're For the Dark 4. Screaming Trees-Sweet Oblivion Very underrated grunge group...should have been there breakthrough album. Nirvana and Soundgarden owe a lot of there success to the Trees. Favorite tracks: More or Less & Winter Song 5. Janis Joplin - I Got Dem Ol' Kozmic Blues Again Mama! Some think that Pearl was the quintessential Janis album....they should check this one out first. So sad, but it makes me feel good to hear her pain in those songs. Favorite tracks : Little Girl Blue & Kozmic Blues 6. Damien Rice- O From the first note to the hidden tracks....not a bad song on this gorgeous record. Haunting and twisted, tormented and melodic..... Facorite tracks: Cold Water & Amie 7. Dr. Dre- The Chronic Classic rap album by one of the best producers in the business, it kick-started a new revolution in the genre. I know it should be "higher" on the list. Favorite tracks: Let Me Ride & Nuthin' But a "G" Thang 8. Jeff Buckley-Grace Wow....what a voice...calm one second then it still can chill you the next. Slept on this one really until a few years back when it was given to me by a friend who I'll miss dearly. Favorite tracks: Last Goodbye & Hallelujah 9. Coldplay-Parachutes In my opinion the best Coldplay album...and always will be. It's like floating on a dream filled landscape of sounds..... Favorie tracks: Spies & Trouble 10. Bob Dylan-Blood on the Tracks It's an affecting, unbearably poignant record, not because it's a glimpse into his soul, but because the songs are remarkably clear-eyed and sentimental, lovely and melancholy at once. Favorite tracks: If You See Her Say Hello & Shelter From the Storm

For me i guess it would be my 3 fav songs of all-time: Procol Harum-Whiter Shade of Pale beautiful with those organ flourishes and the elusive middle verse The Beatles-A Day in the Life "I'd love to turn you on....." Gladys Knight & the Pips-Midnight Train to Georgia but only if you switch the gender point of view

Here is the upload of the album: http://rapidshare.de/files/11506001/Cook_twins.rar.html

The Cook Twins http://www.clearchannelnewmusicnetwork.com/artist/cooktwinsband These guys have an"extraordinary talent" for music. :stunned: Have a laugh at their website and if anyone is interseted in how bad the music is I will upload the cd. Yes I have it. :( It was given to me by the band. And luck for me these guys call my store all the time asking how the cd is selling.

Norwegian Wood-The Beatles Turn Off the Lights-Teddy Pendergrass :sneaky: Moogie Wonderland-Stereolab :confused: (don't ask) well in fact the whole album Mars Audiac Quintet by Stereolab there's just something about a moog In the Rain-The Dramatics Damien Rice's album "O"

I haven't seen anyone discuss her music and I know she just did a tour of the U.K. recently. It was an acoustic set with her guitarist Brad Rice. Fans of Sheryl Crow or Emmylou Harris should check her out. http://tiftmerritt.com

UK: Bye Bye Baby -Bay City Rollers US: Philadelphia Freedom -Elton John According to my parents the hot 2 songs(U.S.) at the time were: Loving You-Minnie Ripperton The Hustle-Van McCoy :cry: Sad huh?

'Til Kingdom Come gets my vote!

Ryan Adams- For No One It's been a long and a sad goodbye For hellos and handshakes, to kisses and lies Ask me that you'd like to know me well Well you already have You already do Nobody does And I guess it says something for you I'm lost I thank God I'm lost I mean, what does anybody really even want Ask me that you'd like to know me well Well you already have You already do Nobody does And I guess it says something for you And I knew, I knew I knew, I knew All your lies were true It's been a long and a sad goodbye For hellos and handshakes, kisses and lies Ask me that you'd like to know me well Well you already have You already do Nobody does, nobody does I guess it says something for you