Well. Let's see if there are finally enough of us here to do one of these.
Come on. Don't be shy...:-)

R.E.M. -Accelerate CD/DVD version
R.E.M. Jukebox- Free Compilation CD from Q Magazine
Beatles- 1962-1966
Beatles-1967-1970-
RobinTrower/Jack Bruce- Seven Moons
The Minus 5- S/T (aka The Gun Album)
North Mississippi All Stars-Hernanado
The Decemberists- The Crane Wife
Black Mountain-Into The Future
Tony Iommi/Glenn Hughes- The 1996 DEP Sessions
Jefferson Airplane-Bark
Jorma Kaukonen-Blue Country Heart
Rory Gallagher-Wheels Within Wheels
B.B. King-Live at Cook County Jail
Big Head Todd and the Monsters-All The Love you Need
Best of the Meatpuppets
Minutemen- Double Nickles on the Dime

On Fri, 4 Apr 2008 18:56:25 -0500, "Andrew Palka"
columbus.rr.com> wrote:

In article <47f6b24f$0$16690$4c368faf@roadrunner.com>,
Andrew Palka columbus.rr.com> wrote:

I caught them a few weeks ago here in DC. Great band.

Jim

"Henry Race" btconnect.com> wrote in message
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I'd be happy to burn you some...;-)

Andrew
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Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.
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In article 4ax.com>, Henry Race
btconnect.com> wrote:

I'm with you on the first of those but DJ is OK and I really like MSR.
Four good songs, four great ones and three clunkers ain't bad going 28
years in.

playlist, wonder why?

Their last really good album.

I've also been listening to Black Mountain's new one (sorry Andy, not
convinced) and revisiting Kevin Coyne at the Midland Hotel Derby from 1979
(look out for this on whatevershebringswesing soon) and Bonnie Prince
Billy, including hs fine cover of Kevin's 'I Confess'.

Oh, and a lot of Drive By Truckers, especially Southern Rock Opera.

"Andrew Palka" columbus.rr.com> wrote:

Lenny Kravitz - Circus (but only listening to about half of it)
The Black Crowes - Amorica
Stan Kenton - Sketches on Standards
Lou Donaldson - Alligator Bogaloo
R.E.M. - Live CD 1 and Accelerate

Lou Donaldson just keeps making me grin.

The Crowes and Kravitz went in when I wanted some rawk. The Kravitz is
overly slick and monotonous and preachy, but there are four or five
songs I keep wanting to hear. The Crowes album is really good -- I'd
completely forgotten I had it.

I'm not actually listening to the Kenton much any more. I put it in
after Buddy Childers died, a couple of years ago. Every time I
reshelve it, another one of those guys dies, most recently Pete Candoli
this January (and I'm not even sure he's on this recording). I think
I'll just leave it in for a few years.

»Q« gmx.net> wrote:

Oops, no -- Maynard Ferguson. Childers died one of the times I took it
out.