Lisnaholic

^ I could use a re-gendered version of that for my avatar!

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"Am I enjoying this moment? I know of it and perhaps that is enough." - Sybille Bedford, 1953

rubber soul

Somebody start a poll. Who's better, Creed or Michael Bolton

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JiggleMonster

That's a pretty tough choice, actually.

SweetHeartHolly

1.) Mason Ramsey-I'll See You In My Dreams (available on September 20th)
2.) Pyramid-self named album (Steve Sanders of the Oak Ridge Boys in 1974 before his being a member of the act)
3.) Northern Calloway-Daydreamin' On A Rainy Day
4.) Billy Joe Royal-The Royal Treatment
5.) James Otto-Shake What God Gave Ya!

God bless you and Mason and James always!!!

Holly (a girl who forever misses the other three singers)

QQpy3ko

Miles Davis - Milestones

jadis

1. The Stranglers - Rattus Norvegicus (1977)



2. The Stranglers - No More Heroes (1977)



3. The Stranglers - Black and White (1978)



4. The Stranglers - The Raven (1979)



5. The Stranglers - The Gospel According to the Meninblack (1981)

Buckeye Randy

Five go to albums off the top of my head...

Television - Marquee Moon
Audience - The House On The Hill
Todd Rundgren - A Wizard A True Star
Ian Hunter - Ian Hunter
The Offspring - Americana

Drjohnrock

Reverend Horton Heat - Liquor In The Front
Johnny Dowd - That’s Your Wife On The Back Of My Horse
The Paranoid Style - A Goddamn Impossible Way Of Life
The Fall - This Nation’s Saving Grace
Webb Wilder - It Came From Nashville

Drjohnrock

I’ve never heard much of Audience. But I really like Howard Werth’s solo stuff from the late 70s/early 80s.

Buckeye Randy

The album was recorded at about the same time in the same studio with the same engineer as Queen’s first album.

The echo sax solo in the song House On The Hill is the blueprint for the echo solo in Brighton Rock that came out a couple years later.

Coincidence?