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i guess that i haven't been buy new music lately > so I have been listening to live shows i have
here are the 5 that have been kicking my ass!!
1. Red hot chili peppers---- 10/03/1999 santiago chile
2. red hot chili pepper---- 6/10/1999 buenes aires argentina
3. nada surf ------- 3/05/2006 chicago
4. alice in chains ----- 12/20/1992 seattle
5. nine inch nails------2/21/2006
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A few more:
Weezer- Pinkerton
Bob Dylan- Love and Theft
Sarah Harmer- You Were Here
Live- The Distance to Here
Neil Young- Tonight's the Night
The Tea Party- The Edges of Twilight
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Johnny Cash - The Legend (Boxset)
TTH - Yer Favorites
Jack Johnson - In between Dreams
The Strokes - First Impressions of Earth
Pearl Jam - Lost Dogs
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Honourable Mention?
temple of the dog
Not sure of the album title though...Self titled maybe?
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ahh..lost dogs..i believe i'll be listening to that all weekend now...great album
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I absolutely love Lost Dogs, I can't believe that You and Down aren't on albums, just b-sides. I really hope they play some b-sides at the ACC in May. :lol:
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hold on is the greatest pearl jam song ever, im in shock that they didnt include it on VS. it would have really fit the mood as well
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thesellout Wrote:hold on is the greatest pearl jam song ever, im in shock that they didnt include it on VS. it would have really fit the mood as well
yeah its hard to believe it didn't make the cut, but hey at least PJ put out an album of all their best b-sides and whatnot, cant wait for the Hip to do the same. It makes you wonder sometimes, all the music that's ever been made that's just sitting buried never to be heard.
My playlist has shifted, my current 5 occupying my cd changer..
Big Wreck- In Loving Memory Of..
R.E.M- Life's Rich Pageant
Radiohead- The Bends
Oasis- The Masterplan (speaking of great b-side albums)
Smashing Pumpkins- Mellon Collie disc 1.
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van morrison "moondance"
brianjonestown massacre "thank god for mental illness"
ween "the mollusk"
lewis black "the white album"
ben harper "burn to shine"
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Lindi Ortega - The Taste of Forbidden Fruit
Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde
Neil Young - Prairie Wind
Bruce Springsteen - Devils and Dust
Weeping Tile - eePee
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Quote:One of the greatest albums of all time. Do you have the accousitic version of Fake Plastic Trees? It is so good. It's on the Clueless soundtrack. If you can get over the fact that it is a soundtrack to a chick flick, it is one of the greatest soundtracks next to Singles imo.
Didnt know about that, never would've guessed it'd be on the Clueless soundtrack. Thanks for the heads up, Im going to have to find that song now. Some friends of mine are in a band they play mostly their own music but sometimes they do covers, and they do a cover FPT's that is awesome, its a great song.
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Definitely agree about the Bends being a great record. I go back and forth as to whether "The Bends" or "OK Computer" is their best record. Both are brilliant.
A few more albums:
Neil- Zuma (Danger Bird gets four stars out of four and DB and Cortez alone make the album worth listening to)
White Stripes- Get Behind Satan
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