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Favourite albums of the 20th century - CRAZY-HORSE - 19-07-2013
Jerome Wrote:2 tracks not included on the original Heavy Horses - they bloody well should have been - great tracks.
http://youtu.be/tt9XdMdT4v8
http://youtu.be/QllVrxr3u_s
thanks for those two tracks Jerome....i have them on my cd, and couldnt understand why they were not on the original neither...makes you wonder how many great songs Anderson still has sitting around gathering dust that never made it to release back then...
i have this cd as part of a double set with "songs from the wood"...thanks for introducing me to those guys a couple of years ago mate!!!!
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Favourite albums of the 20th century - IvanMC - 27-07-2013
Interesting topic! I'll mention my ten favourite ones, not in the right order though, since I don't know the right order :tongue:
Vol. 4, Sabotage (Black Sabbath)
Structural Damage, Stressfest, Coast to Coast, Split Decisions (Steve Morse)
Sex & Religion (VAI)
Eat'em and Smile (David Lee Roth)
Appetite for Destruction (Guns N' Roses)
The Ultimate Sin (Ozzy Osbourne)
Favourite albums of the 20th century - SteveO - 27-07-2013
You seem to be a big Steve Morse fan! Did he play for a band called Dixie Dregs away back?
IvanMC Wrote:Interesting topic! I'll mention my ten favourite ones, not in the right order though, since I don't know the right order :tongue:
Vol. 4, Sabotage (Black Sabbath)
Structural Damage, Stressfest, Coast to Coast, Split Decisions (Steve Morse)
Sex & Religion (VAI)
Eat'em and Smile (David Lee Roth)
Appetite for Destruction (Guns N' Roses)
The Ultimate Sin (Ozzy Osbourne)
Favourite albums of the 20th century - IvanMC - 28-07-2013
It shows, doesn't it? Yes, I'm a big Morse fan! His first well-known band was Dixie Dregs and it's an absolutely interesting band to listen to. But his solo albums are the ones that really blow me away! Steve Morse might come up with some blow-minding hard rock tunes, to pass on to a classical piece of music; also, he's a bluegrass master. I love his music and his particular and personal style! I saw him last year with Joe Satriani and Petrucci. Unforgettable concert!