CD-Charts Position 171
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Something to Be

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Rock
by: Rob Thomas

Release Date April 19, 2005
This can be played on one side as a cd and the other as a dvd, but we just play it in our car and it has a hard time reading the cd. The music is excellent though.

CD-Charts Position 172
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Rumours

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Rock
by: Fleetwood Mac

Release Date October 25, 1990
A friend of mine called 'Mike the Bike' put me on to 'Rumours' an age ago. As his name suggests, Mike was a wretched 'macho' biker, (a contradiction to start with - a man who wears leather and goes out to meet...other men!) who used to shoot razorbacks when he lived in Australia. That sounds impressive, til' you consider your average razorback is about the size of a cairn terrier, but Mike apparently loved every blood-spilling minute of it.
Anyway, in normal life I'd rather sleep with a razorback than take a musical recommendation from Mike. He's firmly in the 'metal' enclave, he and his road-tearing associates live in a jelly outside time and listen to Queens of the Stone Age and Kings of Leon when they're not burning rubber on the (real) ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 173
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Hell Freezes Over

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Rock
by: Eagles

Release Date November 08, 1994
If you are an Eagles fan and you enjoy Acoustic guitar over blasting electric... then their come back album/video is right for you. I bought both CD and DVD for obvious reasons.

CD-Charts Position 174
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Tea for the Tillerman

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Rock
by: Cat Stevens

Release Date May 23, 2000
The music is Cat Stevens. It's as always great.
The RFID tag that is stuck to the album art will ruin it when removed.
Bad Move whomever had the idea of putting RFID tags on album artwork.

CD-Charts Position 175
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Sloe Gin

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Rock
by: Joe Bonamassa

Release Date August 21, 2007
After you see his live dvd's, its hard to give this 5 stars when you
know he is capable of so much more.

CD-Charts Position 176
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Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii (Director's Cut)

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Rock
starring: David Gilmour, Nick Mason, Roger Waters, Richard Wright (II)
directed by: Adrian Maben

Release Date October 21, 2003
Compared to the original version of "Live at Pompeii" this one has more material in it, without anything dropped. There are some more interviews, where Roger makes fun of the interviewer, that's so much fun! And some Odyssey like video parts have been added to the songs that looks pretty cool.

CD-Charts Position 177
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Simon & Garfunkel - Greatest Hits

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Rock
by: Simon & Garfunkel

Release Date October 25, 1990
Nobody writes stuff this good anymore, except maybe Nick Worrall. Simply beautiful in every way possible.

CD-Charts Position 178
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Exile on Main St.

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Rock
by: The Rolling Stones

Release Date July 26, 1994
Rock `n' roll as it was meant to be played: Loose, ragged, raw, and emotive. Exile On Main Street is fun. It's sexy. It's rough and chaotic. It's depressed and jubilant, nervous and uninhibited, tense and cathartic all at once. Blood and sweat and booze drip from its walls. It boogies and hops and screams. It's the sound of a great band going for broke, throwing themselves into every song, into every lick, into every note, every moment of music. It speaks to every aspect of this whole "human experience" thing we've got going. It communicates joy and misery. It's here to help us celebrate the good times and dance the bad times into bloody submission. It's here to help turn our boring days into raucous nights. The Rolling Stones are here to save the world with rock `n' roll. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 179
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Van Halen

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Rock
by: Van Halen

Release Date September 19, 2000
One of the two albums that made 1978 *the* watershed year in rock music (see also, The Cars). Sure, The Ramones turned things upside down in '76 with their first album (and thank god for that), but they were (a) almost completely ignored at the time, and (b) treading the path that the Dolls and Dics had blazed. Somehow, though, 1978 saw the birth of both new wave (Cars) and new (neu?) metal, and people paid attention, buying these albums in droves. (When was the last time that two new, different genres emerged at the same time?) Not only were Van Halen way cooler than any other "metal" band at the time (sorry Buck -- the mustache was totally Members Only, no matter how much one loved the drum solo in "Godzilla"), but they were heavier when they wanted to be ("Eruption"), ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 180
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Bat out of Hell

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Rock
by: Meat Loaf

Release Date January 30, 2001
Love Meatloaf! Especially Bat Out Of Hell. last song is a live version! Must get!