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Recent artists that I'd chart along with Radio Head or Fleet Foxes.

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notorious big- ready to die
tupac- all eyes on me
common-like water for chocolate
lauren hill-miseducation of lauren hill
presidents of the united states of america-p.o.t.u.s
oasis-whats the story morning glory
 
Beastie boy fans, check out their concert DVD called "Awesome...I f*#*@ng Shot That". It's one of my favorite concert DVDs up there with The Last Waltz, Concert for Bangladesh and the Festival Express. It's a BB concert in MSG, or Uconn-manhattan campus, from about 6 year ago or so. It's beyond sweet. They give 50 people throughout the whole stadium high def cameras and edit it down through all the different prospectives. They play all the goodies and even do an instrumental set which is awesome. Highly recommend.
Also I saw some tribe fans- check out the DVD that just came out called "beats, rhymes & life". My all time favorite band and you get some great stories, amazing live performances, hear why the broke up and see how Qtip finds a sample, it's fascinating. He breaks down how he did the beat for Can I Kick It, an it wasn't as simple as just using Lou reeds song.

Illimatic, low end theory have already been mentioned and are in my top five with these too and the Allman Bros live at filmore east.
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Say it...great concert video..

Lamb Shake said:
Beastie boy fans, check out their concert DVD called "Awesome...I f*#*@ng Shot That". It's one of my favorite concert DVDs up there with The Last Waltz, Concert for Bangladesh and the Festival Express. It's a BB concert in MSG, or Uconn-manhattan campus, from about 6 year ago or so. It's beyond sweet. They give 50 people throughout the whole stadium high def cameras and edit it down through all the different prospectives. They play all the goodies and even do an instrumental set which is awesome. Highly recommend.
Also I saw some tribe fans- check out the DVD that just came out called "beats, rhymes & life". My all time favorite band and you get some great stories, amazing live performances, hear why the broke up and see how Qtip finds a sample, it's fascinating. He breaks down how he did the beat for Can I Kick It, an it wasn't as simple as just using Lou reeds song.

Illimatic, low end theory have already been mentioned and are in my top five with these too and the Allman Bros live at filmore east.
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husky99 said:
Sorry man..".seen it" ....did not mean say it. Autocorrect on my phone is off
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not sure if you checked out the the new album, hots sauce committee part 2, came with this great video with tons of big actors. good watch but pretty long
 
I think this thread has kind of devolved into people's top couple of albums mixed with albums people think should get recognition. Not that there's anything wrong with that :). Good to have a refresher or get exposed to new music.
 
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I had to make an account after years of just trolling to say how has no one mentioned this album? I'm part of the "younger crowd" but still old/young should listen to this album.
 
RHCP is my favorite band, but for me, BSSM, Californication, and By the Way are running out in front of Stadium Arcadium.
 
You know your old when your first RHCP album has "Yertle the Turtle" and "Catholic School Girls Rule" on it.​
And its vinyl.​
 
Glad to see so many people enjoy the RHCP. All the albums are great, Stadium Arcadium just happens to have approximately 600 songs on it.

I'm starting to believe the only people who don't enjoy them are part of Al-Qaeda .
 
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swami7774 said:
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A rarity--a studio double-album without a lousy song on it.
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Thats funny brother swami.............most rockers of the 70's-80's wouldn't admit to how much they enjoyed the different Elton John songs but there's no doubt he was a great one. A chick brought me on my birthday and I kinda laughed but she was hot so I said yes, maybe the greatest concert I went ot as far as pure entertainment top to bottom. The Live Funeral for a Friend is my favorite concert song ever with Green Grass and High Tides a close 2nd - both at the HCC............
 
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mauconnfan said:
Thats funny brother swami.............most rockers of the 70's-80's wouldn't admit to how much they enjoyed the different Elton John songs but there's no doubt he was a great one. A chick brought me on my birthday and I kinda laughed but she was hot so I said yes, maybe the greatest concert I went ot as far as pure entertainment top to bottom. The Live Funeral for a Friend is my favorite concert song ever with Green Grass and High Tides a close 2nd - both at the HCC............
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Never got a chance to see either, Brother Mau. But I taught myself the piano part to Love Lies Bleeding, and was able to hack away at SOME of Green Grass and High Tides Forever.
 
Santana III



Everything's coming our way, No one to depend on, Everybody's everything, guajira....

Carlos' first 3 LP's were an unreal run....
 
swami7774 said:
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His best, hands down. Don't give me "Songs in the Key of Life." This album seethes.
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I discovered this LP much later, I have to admit, for a year or so, I thought "higher ground" was a Red Hot Chili Peppers original...
 
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