Album of the Evening

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Paul Oakenfold: Creamfields

 

Global Underground 007: Paul Oakenfold, New York

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Bryan Adams - Reckless

 

U2 - Joshua Tree

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A fine example of how good standard Red Book sound can be:

 

Sade - Promise

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Metal Night...Mmmm

 

Blue Murder - Self titled album

 

 

Danger Danger - Self titled album

 

 

Iron Maiden - Seventh Son of a Seventh Son

 

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Jackson Browne - For Every Man

 

 

 

Tori Amos - Little Earthquakes

 

 

 

The Cure - Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me

 

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Pet Shop Boys - Discography Complete Singles Collection

 

Prince - Very Best Of

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Van Halen - 1984

 

 

 

Queensrÿche -Empire

 

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David Lee Roth - Sky Scraper

 

 

Bon Jovi - New Jersey

 

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Nice! Looks like we're in the same mood tonight.

 

 

 

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Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine

 

The Saint - Motion Picture Soundtrack

 

Tool - Undertow

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Starting mellow and letting the wine settle in:

 

Then picking up the pace to piss off the neighbors at 110db as I reach for the Quaaludes

 

 

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Reminds you of the Santana of old. One of the best albums in recent times.

 

Been meaning to give this one a listen but haven’t done so yet. I'm a big fan of his stuff, especially the Abraxas album on DSD64.

 

Will have to go shopping for "IV" now

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Good collection of all his major hits. Good vocals + trip down memory lane with Eagles + good wine and dim lighting = pure bliss.

 

 

I've got this one also. The musical content is very good but the sound is hideous with a total DR = 7. At least on my copy it is. When I fire it up to listen I usually do so while in another room and just enjoy it from a distance

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Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin I.

 

Super album that's a must in any collection... especially when you consider the fact its a debut album.

 

Indeed!

 

Probably my favorite band as hard as that is to say. I tend to like "II" the best myself but all of them are awsome.

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Greatest Hits and Greatest Hits 2 from Bob Seger.

 

Double dose of rock/heartland rock though one could argue Bob Seger has more hits than can be fit into one album or CD.

 

Excellent music from one of the earliest proponents of roots rock, both the albums contain all the major hits from the 70s and 80s, making this a must have for anyone into the genre or even wanting a casual introduction to Bob Seger and his music.

 

Seger is good stuff for sure. One of those guys that I never get tired of hearing

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Despite what some may think, these old school Metal bands made some damn good sounding albums back in the day.

 

I've got copies of the originals that weren't yet molested by some ham fisted mastering engineer. DR is usually in the 12's or better on these guys

 

 

 

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Time to stretch the legs a bit and cut some rug