Been streaming Outlaw Nation, home of southern rock and real outlaw country.

beep beep, yeah!

Artist: CHRISTINA Monet-Palaci (Zilcha) (January 17, 1959 – March 31, 2020)
Track: "Drive My Car"
1980 ZE Records

(11-27-2021 10:19 PM)mikeinoki Wrote:  There's a LOT of old music floating around here. Blackmore, Trower, Frank Marino, Steely Dan, I'm experiencing some serious flashbacks.

Artist: Chuck Berry
Song: "Sweet Little Sixteen"
January 1958 Chess Records



Artist: Beach Boys
Album: Surfin' U.S.A.
Song: "Surfin' U.S.A."
March 25, 1963 Capitol Records

Some Steve Goodman...... Any Goodman fans out there?

Jeff Porcaro on the skins, bro...

Artist: Boz Scaggs
Album: Silk Degrees
Song: "Lowdown"
June 1976 Columbia Records



Artist: Boz Scaggs
Album: Middle Man
Song: "Breakdown Dead Ahead"
April 1980 Columbia Records



Artist: Boz Scaggs
Album: Silk Degrees
Song: "Lido Shuffle"
June 1976 Columbia Records



Artist: Boz Scaggs
Album: Middle Man
Song: "Jojo"
April 1980 Columbia Records

popped in an ol' mixtape and this came up...

Artist: Timex Social Club
Album: Vicious Rumors
Song: "Rumors"
1986 Jay Records



which was follwed by the answer song from Club Nouveau (former TSC members who dun' split away)

Artist: Club Neuveau
Album: Life, Love & Pain
Song: "Jealousy"
December 6, 1986 Warner Bros. Records



...but it also reminded me that I have a copy of this record...

Artist: Bobby Jimmy & The Critters (Russ Parr)
Album: Roaches: The Beginning
Song: "Roaches"
1986 Rapsur Records



and there's this...

Replaced my cdr with the original this week... Man, I like Godsmack but in going back through it, this cd was so good to break them to the public. Always like their whole vibe and sound. Didn't start getting their music till someone at work let me rip a few cds and I was like damn, why did I never buy this to begin with.

I've heard their lead singer's solo stuff is quite good too.

Artist: Randy Rogers Band
Album: Nothing Shines Like Neon
Song: "San Antone"
January 15, 2016 Tommy Jackson Records

Man, I like posting the album covers of what I have been listening to but I am so behind on this thread that it would take forever so....

The White Stripes: DeStijl, Elephant, The White Stripes, White Blood Cells
--Always surprised how much sound a 2 piece could put out.

Kool Moe Dee: Hits
--Loved going back through his hits

Will Smith: Hits
--Had some tracks I didn't have on cd via DJ Jazzy Jeff and Fresh Prince or Willenium ... probably should have gotten another version of the hits though, as its missing a few I thought it should have.

Guns N Roses: Lies, Appetite for Destruction, Use Your Illusions I and II

Metallica: " remastered, ...And Justice For All, Death Magnetic, Garage Inc

Personal mix of Snoop Dogg, The DOC, Warren G

Skid Row: ", Slave to the Grind, B Sides Ourselves, and Subhuman Race

Van Halen: 1984, I, II, 5150, F.U.C.K.

Black Sabath: Hits, The Dio Years
--Man.... Ozzy and Dio killed it.... while I still think Ozzy "IS" Black Sabbath, Dio really dropped some gems with that band.

Audioslave: ", Out of Exile, Revelations
--This band was so good....

Dio: The Last In Line, Master of the Moon, Strange Highways, Angry Machines, Magica, Dream Evil, Killing the Dragon

Slayer: South of Heaven, Seasons in the Abyss

Godsmack: "

Aerosmith: Unplugged

The Scorpions: Unplugged

Nirvana: Bleach, Nevermind, Unplugged

Friday, Judgement Night, and Top Gun soundtracks

House of Pain: Fine Malt Lyrics, Same as it ever Was

Dr. Dre: The Chronic, Chronic 2001

Easy E: E Z Duz It

NWA: Straight out of Compton

Wu Tang Clan: Forever, Enter the 36 Chambers

Gza: Liquid Swords, Pro Tools

Beastie Boys: Licensed to Ill, Ill Communication, Check Your Head, To the Five Burroughs, Hello Nasty

Public Enemy: Fear of a Black Planet, It Takes a Nation of Millions to hold us Back, Yo! Bum Rush the Show

Alter Bridge: Walk the Sky, Fortress, AB III

Slash's Snakepit: Aint Life Grand, Its 5 O'clock Somewhere

Artist: Paul Hardcastle
Album: B-side of "Rain Forest"
Track: "Sound Chaser"
1984 ZYX Records

Was dredging up some old memories and needed a song that fit the bill.

Artist: Bomfunk MC's
Album: In Stereo
Track: "Freestyler"
1999 Sony Music Finland

Artist: trio special +
Cover: "Policy Of Truth"
Songwriters: Depeche Mode
2016

Artist: Captain Sensible
Album: Women And Captains First
Song: "Wot?"
1982 A&M Records



because, after all, Captain Sensible was a member of The Damned punk rock group:

Artist: Captain Sensible
Album: Women And Captains First
Song: "Damned on 45"
1982 A&M Records

I'm not sure they should be drafting/allowing soldiers younger than 21 years of age. 18,19, even 20 years old is just too young IMO, as the science has evolved to show the average brain is now clearly understood not to be even fully developed until around 26 years old...coincidentally the purported average age of the WWII combat soldier. It seems reasonable to infer that part of our country's success in that war versus later ones was the increased average age of our combat soldiers.

Artist: Paul Hardcastle
Album: Paul Hardcastle
Track: "19"
1985 Chrysalis Records

(12-03-2021 09:26 PM)PirateTreasureNC Wrote:  

Replaced my cdr with the original this week... Man, I like Godsmack but in going back through it, this cd was so good to break them to the public. Always like their whole vibe and sound. Didn't start getting their music till someone at work let me rip a few cds and I was like damn, why did I never buy this to begin with.

I've heard their lead singer's solo stuff is quite good too.

Sully has such an unique voice.

The acoustic album is still one of my favorites.

Artist: Force MDs
Album: Touch & Go
Song: "Love is a House"
June 11, 1987 Tommy Boy Records

Jessie Lee Daniels dead: Force MD's star who sang Tender Love dies at 57





Artist: Force MDs
Album: Chillin'
Song: "Tender Love"
December 15, 1985 Tommy Boy Records

Gidde-up...a-oom-bop-a-mow-mow..



Dallas Frazier, Writer of ‘Elvira’ and So Many More, Has Died

"Elvira" is a song written and originally performed by Dallas Frazier in 1966. Though a minor hit for Frazier at the time of release, the song became a bigger and much more famous country and pop hit by The Oak Ridge Boys in 1981. "Elvira" is now considered one of the Oak Ridge Boys' signature songs.

Artist: Oak Ridge Boys
Album: Fancy Free
Song: "Elvira"
March 26, 1981 MCA Records

Artist: The Royal Guardsmen
Album: Snoopy and His Friends
Song: "Snoopy Vs. The Red Baron"
November 1966 Laurie Records

Artist: Bobbie Lee Gentry (born Roberta Lee Streeter)
Album: Ode to Billie Joe
Song: "Ode to Billy Joe"
July 1967 Capitol Records

"Ode to Billie Joe" replaced the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band at the top of the Billboard 200 and reached No. 5 on the Billboard Black Albums chart. Gentry won three Grammy Awards in 1967, including Best New Artist and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance. She was also named the Academy of Country Music's Most Promising Female Vocalist.