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Poodles - everything !!! ..... really cool little swedish Band!!

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ISSA - again scandanavian and ..... she looks like......Well!!!! you know that tingly sensation in your scrotum when you climbed the ropes at school..... YEP!!!

Coz of Tubthumpers superb suggestion I gone n got me Jace Everetts Red Revelations, it's a belter too, along with a BossHoss double live cd ;-)

Quid pro Quo ... the Back to the Budokan 2dvd/2cd box set-Mr Big ,Joe Bonnamassa,Whitrsnake and Take That ..err ...did i type that out loud ....ooh eck !!!

I haven't bought an album in ages. I prefer to buy individual songs I like and cut out the filler. Having said that the Electric Boys have a new album out and it's awesome. Think I'll be grabbing that.

Only got one recentley.
Replaced my old vinyls with the double, best of big country.

Black country communion 2 and Black stone Cherry - between the devil and the deep blue sea.

Both stunning!

The last albums I bought...

Biffy Clyro - Only Revolutions
Avenged Sevenfold - Nightmare
Disturbed - Asylum.

I never get individual tracks, it totally nullifies the whole concept of an album. There's a guy at work who only listens to the best tracks off his albums. Now if I did that, I'd have missed out on some tracks that I now really like. Not only that, I'd be bloody bored of my best tune really quickly.

I do how ever delete the odd very bad tracks, but that's seldom necessary.

BSC, between the devil and the deep blue sea.
whitesnake, forevermore
journey eclipse

would seriously recomend BSC, fooking awsome.

not bought an album for ages but after seeing BSC and Boss Hoss at Download, the next 2 will be from those guys

I loved BSC when I first heard them. Saw them live at Manchester Academy. The bloody PA went ape-shit half way through the gig. After that I think they patched it up and it was aweful. Anyway, point being I don't listen to them anymore as I find all three albums sound too much the same. There's not many bands I've tired of that quickly.

I'm with The Catch Afters - Black Country Communiun 2 is a belter, much more cohesive than 1

AYP

Foo fighters - Wasted Light, brilliant
Rival Sons - like Zep meets Bad Company phenomenal new band
BSC - great riffage but all songs in D/E and tend to sound samey
Black Keys - Brothers, superb album. Attack and Release - even better. Kind of
Bluesy/pulp Fiction style with heavy funk and soul
Them Crooked Vultures - I bought this when it came out but it's worth recommending because it's superb
The Virgin Mary's - Cast the first stone - amazing 3 piece from Macclesfield. STILL unsigned but toured with Slash, Terrorvision, Skunk Anansie, NMA etc brilliant rock band.

Got loads more but won't bore you

Foo fighters - Wasted Light, brilliant
Rival Sons - like Zep meets Bad Company phenomenal new band
BSC - great riffage but all songs in D/E and tend to sound samey
Black Keys - Brothers, superb album. Attack and Release - even better. Kind of
Bluesy/pulp Fiction style with heavy funk and soul
Them Crooked Vultures - I bought this when it came out but it's worth recommending because it's superb
The Virgin Mary's - Cast the first stone - amazing 3 piece from Macclesfield. STILL unsigned but toured with Slash, Terrorvision, Skunk Anansie, NMA etc brilliant rock band.

Got loads more but won't bore you

Not a big Foo Fighthers fan (I know we play a couple) but was given Wasting light as a birthday pressie, what a great album! Just can't get Walk out of my head.

Postcards from a young man, Manics, another pressie, another great album.

Nothing new I'm fraid-

Lee Perry - Super Ape
Keni Lee Burgess - Good & Evil

King Blues - punk and poetry
PJ Harvey - to bring you my love (late discovery)
Spearhead - all rebel rockers
steel pulse - tribute to the martyrs (found a vinyl copy to replace on loast many moons ago)

I've also been having a bit of a re-buy of old stuff, some I'd owned on vinyl some not.

Bluesbreakers/Clapton - had taped off a pal on a C90 once so got it on CD. Better than I remember!
Albert King with SRV - great, worth it just for the cover, Albert giving it large on a Flying V and a big pipe...
Gary Moore - Corridors of Power - had this on vinyl, intro to End of the World - wow.
BB King - Live at the Regal - was recommended, and for 'feel' it's a real lesson
ZZ Top - Rancho Texicano (best of) - they're way better than I thought!
Vaughan Williams/LPO - Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis
Motorhead - No Remorse - had it on gatefold in leather (down the cellar now?)- super sing-along

I think I may be missing out on contemporary stuff...what should I try???...(think that's a new thread)...

K T Tunstall - Tiger Suit - utter rubbish
Endless Highway - Songs of The Band - excellent
Darrell Scott, Kenny Malone and Danny Thompson, Live in NC - brilliant
The Decemberists - The King Is Dead - still growing
Band Of Heathens - Live from Momos (free download) - long and rambling
Band Of Heathens - Top Hat Crown and the Clapmaster's Son - still growing