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[Hydrazoic Acid]

Good sample of NWOBHM. Reminds about Diamond Head and Blitzkrieg (and this, in general, not surprisingly). 7/10.

 

[VasilisP]

Very nice song I loved it, it brings my gf to my mind XD 8/10

The lyrics are on the description, his only song in english,not one of his best songs neither one of the most popular but dat happens when you are too lazy to translate another one

 

[Cinder]

Psychedelic Furs - My time, thought it was very typical of some 80's tracks and bit disappointed with them as I thought it was quite popsy!


Loved Standing at the Sky's Edge by Richard Hawley, reminiscent of The Doors. I'm a fan of both groups, thanks for posting Lou, I hadn't heard the track before

 

[Aero]

Vasilis, I was impressed with that song. The music was a bit industrial but blended nicely with the simple keyboards. Good singing too. 7.3/10

 

[Mr. Bob Dobolina]

Hot Chocolate (it's cold and rainy today).

 

[Phil B.]

Toots and The Maytals Anthology Disc One

 

[JimJam]

Toots and The Maytals Anthology Disc One

Love the Maytals! My favorite reggae artists other than Marley.



Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Ragged Glory

 

[Phil B.]

Love the Maytals! My favorite reggae artists other than Marley.

Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Ragged Glory

Love Toots for sure. That is a great Young album as well! I love how raw it is!

 

[Phil B.]

Now listening:

Mojo Presents: Southern Soul (May 2005)

Track Listing

ETTA JAMES Tell Mamma (2:19)
IKE & TINA TURNER Mojo Queen (2:11)
SAM & DAVE I Thank You (2:43)
THE MAR-KEYS Plantation Inn (2:35)
LITTLE MILTON We’re Gonna Make It (2:37)
ROGER & THE GYPSIES Pass The Hatchet (2:55)
EDDIE FLOYD I’ll Take Her (2:32)
DON VARNER Mojo Mamma (2:36)
THE KNIGHT BROTHERS Temptation ‘Bout To Get Me (3:20)
O.V. WRIGHT Drowning On Dry Land (2:48)
ERMA FRANKLIN Light My Fire (2:37)
JAMES CARR Pouring Water On A Drowning Man (2:38)
MAVIS STAPLES A House Is Not A Home (4:26)
JOHNNY ADAMS Lonely Man (2:34)
IRMA THOMAS Long After Tonight Is Over (2:31)

 

[JimJam]

Love Toots for sure. That is a great Young album as well! I love how raw it is!

I saw Toots in the '90s with his latest Maytals lineup. Great performer, he had everyone feeling the vibe.

Ragged Glory is a feast of electricity even by the usual Young/Crazy Horse standards and has strong songs to go with it. They were clearly feeling very loose when recording.