45rpmspinner
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Surprised to see AK'ers, or at least the AK'ers who would respond to a question like this, are pretty much MOR rockers.
I'm not surprised in the least bit.
Surprised to see AK'ers, or at least the AK'ers who would respond to a question like this, are pretty much MOR rockers.
Wow. Surprised to see AK'ers, or at least the AK'ers who would respond to a question like this, are pretty much MOR rockers.
As some remarked, without doing separate genres, this question is a little over the top. And then the next step would be sub-genres; i.e., jazz, jazz-rock, be-bop, big band, acoustic jazz, electric jazz, post-bop jazz, creative music, etc.
I'm on my third vinyl copy, so it gets played more than anything else I have.
Could we be looking at this incorrectly? I tried to Google it, but could either the first Shellac, or Vinyl pressing be the best album ever? After all, it's what started all this.
Thought about Every Street but...GauchoDire Straits - On Every Street
Lots of great songs and no bad ones
Especially if its the Bob Ludwig mastered
Agreed- way too many to pick just one; to me it’s more about defining an era, and that requires multiple artists, genres, instruments, and themes.
This one makes my top 20? for capturing the feelings and emotions I was experiencing at the time, struggling with my own attempts at independence. It was rebellious in the sense that the music was outside the normal realms of what my associates and I were listening to at the time; they told me they hated it while they were walking around humming it all day.
I can’t exactly remember what I was rebelling against, but I am still committed, dammit!
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