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The Best of Santana

CD-Charts > Music > Psychedelic Rock
by: Santana

Release Date March 31, 1998
carlos santana is the king of latin rock and has been for 40 years now and this is his best,leaning heavely on his early years (as it should) you get all his best tracks from black magic woman to the searing souls sacrifice. this is great rock from start to finish,it does have a few great tracks missing like Toussaint L'Overture and Guajira but these can be found on vol 2. so if your looking for some santana this is what your looking for.highly reccomended

CD-Charts Position 52
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Past Masters, Vol. 2

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by: The Beatles

Release Date October 25, 1990
The product arrived quicker than was promised and was overall better than expected. You'd be crazy not to buy from this seller!

CD-Charts Position 53
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Forty Licks

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by: Rolling Stones

Release Date October 01, 2002
Fantastic journey through the blues soaked soul of the greatest rock band of the 60's through 90's. Amazing to see how their sound evolved through time- maintaining a tight signature sound that seems to always remain fresh. Truly a band- in that the sum of their parts far exceeds the contributions of each Rolling Stone! Simply Delicious...

For a band with such far reaching influence, catalog, and musical tastes- a two disc set can't possibly comprise their musical genius. For those wishing to put together a Rolling Stones Career Retrospective of their most enduring tracks- I humbly submit you add the following MP3 downloads to this fine two disk set:


As Tears Go By
Get Off of My Cloud
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CD-Charts Position 54
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In Search of the Lost Chord

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by: The Moody Blues

Release Date May 20, 1997
I love all of the Moody Blues Albums up until the Seventh Sojourn.I have yet to further explore anything after that.Obviousley Days of Future Passed was the masterpiece that got them started,but if I had to pick a favorite this would be the one.It has a very natural feel to it as if the whole band was on the same page with what the finished product would be.Very very mellow music.I was only 18 when i first heard this one and I have very fond memories of that time.As a matter of fact it is hard to look back around that time in my life and not think of this album.You can press play and listen to it all the way thru so it is hard to pick out highlights.My favorite part of the album is from "Voices in the Sky" up until "The Actor".It is impossible for me ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 55
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Abbey Road [Vinyl]

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by: The Beatles

Release Date December 05, 1995
A thousand reviews? I only can echo the majority. This is simply another masterpiece from the greatest band that ever cut a record. These four were in a class by themselves. The Beatles and then there were all the others. Abbey Road blew everyone away when it came out and still is an experience and not just a set of songs put together for listening to while you run the vacumn cleaner. I always think of some of the assertions that have been made about Shakespeare when I take in the entire catlog of the Beatles. It seems impossible that one small rock combo could come together and create art the way they did the same way that so many people can't imagine one person writing as many classics as Shakespeare did. During the time of the Beatles, it was one set of songs ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 56
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Obscured by Clouds

CD-Charts > Music > Psychedelic Rock
from: Capitol

Release Date September 03, 1996
Sandwiched between Meddle and Dark Side is this album, which is unjustly forgotten about due to the fact that it's overshadowed by the masterpiece that immidiatly followed it. Which is a real shame, becuase there's some good stuff on here that definetly paved the way for Dark Side Of The Moon. Listening to this album, you can tell that they were destined for greatness, but it hasn't quite shown just yet. There's some damn good melodies on this album that's closer to Dark Side then Meddle. The title track and When You're In are both highlights with it's gritty synth patterns, carefully constructed guitar bends, and one powerful 3-chord riff. It's definetly a "cities burning" type of track that Pink Floyd did so well in the 70's. It's more accented on playing than sound, which ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 57
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Band Of Gypsys

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by: Jimi Hendrix

Release Date January 13, 1998
This is one of the most important rock/soulful CD's you can have in your collection. It's like a beautiful and intense painting that you have to engage with. A rock mantra. For all guitar players to enjoy.

CD-Charts Position 58
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John Barleycorn Must Die

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by: Traffic

Release Date February 27, 2001
In the telling, Traffic was this great band with two front-men, Steve Winwood and Dave Mason, which fell apart over egos and ambition and then reformed, without Mason, after Winwood's Blind Faith excursion crashed and burned.

In reality, the Winwood-Mason group was really a different band, a fine band, but far less ambitious and innovative than the band that was born on "John Barleycorn Must Die." Losing Dave Mason didn't deplete Traffic; it freed the band from the strictures of its previous incarnation as a generator of hit singles and allowed the fruitful collaboration among Winwood, Chris Wood and Jim Capaldi to reach its full apogee. "John Barleycorn" doesn't sound anything like the Traffic that did songs like "Feelin' Alright" or "Heaven is in Your Mind."

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Best of the Animals

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by: The Animals

Release Date October 25, 1990
The Animals: Eric Burdon on vocals, Chas Chandler on bass, John Steel on drums, Hilton Valentine on guitar, Alan Price and Dave Rowberry on organ and piano. And this group made some of the best blues rock music of the 1960s. This CD includes works recorded in 1964 and 1965.

It starts out with the classic "House of the Rising Sun." This is rawly sung and sung in a compelling manner by Eric Burdon. He had one of the truest blues voices of the 1960s among younger singers. The organ of Alan Price adds a really neat element to this song, with foreboding lines such as "[this house] has been the ruin of many a poor boy, and Lord I'm one."

I also enjoy their effort at singing Chuck Berry. His "Around and Around" is a wonderful little rock and roll piece, and the Animals ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 60
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Donovan's Greatest Hits

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by: Donovan

Release Date March 30, 1999
Donovan Leitch was an icon, of sorts, of the sixties. He was a part of the hippie/folk music movement that began back then. Bob Dylan was one of the big movers & shakers of this movement & many, including Donovan, took up this banner. Donovan was definitely at the front of this movement for a period of time & had some major hits, some of them classic & timeless. This is supposedly the original version with bonus tracks added. Well, it is & it isn't; at least two of the tracks that were on the original vinyl version, as many others have stated, aren't the versions that was on that vinyl record.

In 1969, when the original vinyl version was released, this album went to #4 on the album charts, which was the highest any of his albums ever charted. I was never that much ... Read More: