What's the last cd you bought?

It appears you need their self-titled cd, Rush along with --
Caress of Steel, Power Windows and Hold Your Fire.

You also need their EP called Feedback. That EP is a short cd of cover songs.
1. Summertime Blues by The Who
2. Heart Full of Soul by The Yardbirds
3. For What It's Worth by Buffalo Springfield
4. The Seeker by The Who
5. Mr. Soul by Buffalo Springfield
6. 7 and 7 Is by Love
7. Shapes of Things by The Yardbirds 3:16
8. Crossroads by Cream


You need their live albums;
All the World's a Stage
Exit...Stage Left
A Show of Hands
Different Stages
Rush in Rio (you should have that with the dvd)
R30: 30th Anniversary World Tour (cd & dvd)
Snakes & Arrows Live

Sheryl Crow - Tuesday Night Music Club Deluxe Edition



Disc One Remastered

1. Run, Baby, Run
2. Leaving Las Vegas
3. Strong Enough
4. Can't Cry Anymore
5. Solidify
6. The Na-Na Song
7. No One Said It Would Be Easy
8. What I Can Do For You
9. All I Wanna Do
10. We Do What We Can
11. I Shall Believe

Deluxe Edition Extra CD

1. Coffee Shop
2. Killer Life
3. Essential Trip of Hereness
4. Reach Around Jerk (U.K. B side)
5. Volvo Cowgirl 99 (U.K. B side)
6. You Want More
7. All By Myself (U.K. & Europe B side)
8. On the Outside (The X-Files Soundtrack)
9. D'Yer Mak'er (U.K. B side & Encomium soundtrack)
10. I Shall Believe (new remix)

DVD

1. Valuable Stuff (documentary)
2. Leaving Las Vegas
3. All I Wanna Do
4. Strong Enough
5. Can't Cry Anymore
6. Run, Baby, Run
7. What I Can Do for You
8. All I Wanna Do" (alternate version)

Rush - Rush
Rush - Caress Of Steel
Rush - Power Windows
Rush - Hold Your Fire

I now have eighteen Rush CD's. Nine months ago I had zero.

i_luv_miley wrote:Today I bought the following:

John Coltrane - The Very Best Of John Coltrane
Miles Davis - Kind Of Blue
Van Halen - The Best Of Both Worlds

Yesterday I received from Amazon:

Rush - Test For Echo
Aly & AJ - Acoustic Hearts Of Winter

Okay, now for a little commentary... First and foremost, I'm a pop fan. I always have been and I always will be. Hence my forum name. But I'm also a music fan and as such, I've also got a bit of country in my collection, some classical and now I'm venturing into jazz. As of now, my jazz knowledge is almost zero, but I'd like to think I know enough to know to begin with Coltrane and Davis. So hopefully I will enjoy these and become more familiar with the genre.

I have been a huge jazz fan since my early teens - it is my favorite genre (though I like music from just about any genre).

I have to say that you have selected two excellent artists Coltrane and Davis are awesome. I have tons of their stuff. You'll have to let me know how you like them!

dblboggie wrote:I have been a huge jazz fan since my early teens - it is my favorite genre (though I like music from just about any genre).

I have to say that you have selected two excellent artists Coltrane and Davis are awesome. I have tons of their stuff. You'll have to let me know how you like them!

Yeah, even though I'm a jazz-newbie, I'd like to think I've always been enough of music fan to know about "the greats" regardless of genre. So I already knew of Coltrane and Davis. The catch was convincing myself that I actually wanted to learn more about them and the genre in general (i.e. spend the money on them). I'm happy I did though. After a little research on both, it wasn't difficult figuring out what CD's to start with... And I must say this too, as I listened to the CD's, I was already familiar with one or two things. That says a lot about their importance to music. And hey, I'm actually enjoying the music too.

Got it in the mail yesterday.

The April Wine Collection


Vol 1 - The Singles

1. Fast Train
2. You Could Have Been a Lady
3. Bad Side of the Moon
4. Drop Your Guns
5. Lady Run, Lady Hide
6. I'm on Fire for You Baby
7. I Wouldn't Want to Lose Your Love
8. Tonite is a Wonderful Time to Fall in Love
9. Like a Lover, Like a Song
10. The Whole World's Goin' Crazy
11. You Won't Dance with Me
12. Roller
13. Rock n' Roll is a Vicious Game
14. Say Hello
15. Just Between You and Me
16. Sign of the Gypsy Queen
17. Enough is Enough
18. This Could Be the Right One
19. Rock Myself to Sleep

Vol 2 - The Rock Songs

1. Anything You Want, You Got It
2. I Like to Rock
3. Before the Dawn
4. All Over Town
5. Hot on the Wheels of Love
6. Tonite
7. Future Tense
8. 21st Century Schizoid Man
9. Crash and Burn
10. Oowatanite
11. Don't Push Me Around
12. Get Ready for Love
13. Tellin' Me Lies
14. Blood Money
15. Gimme Love
16. Weeping Widow
17. Victim for Your Love

Vol 3 - Vintage Wine

1. Cum Hear the Band
2. Slow Poke
3. Wings of Love
4. Mama Laye
5. Marjorie
6. Child's Garden
7. Lovin' You
8. It's a Pleasure to See You Again
9. Comin' Right Down on Top of Me
10. What if We Fall in Love
11. Tell Me Why
12. Doin' it Right
13. Sons of the Pioneers
14. Love Has Remembered Me
15. Hold On
16. Electric Jewels

Vol 4 - Live

1. Anything You Want
2. I Like to Rock
3. All Over Town
4. Just Between You and Me
5. Enough is Enough
6. This Could Be the Right One
7. Sign of the Gypsy Queen
8. Like a Lover, Like a Song
9. Comin' Right Down on Top of Me
10. Rock n' Roll is a Vicious Game
11. Roller
12. Don't Push Me Around
13. You Could Have Been a Lady
14. (Mama) It's True
15. Just Like That

i_luv_miley wrote:

dblboggie wrote:I have been a huge jazz fan since my early teens - it is my favorite genre (though I like music from just about any genre).

I have to say that you have selected two excellent artists Coltrane and Davis are awesome. I have tons of their stuff. You'll have to let me know how you like them!

Yeah, even though I'm a jazz-newbie, I'd like to think I've always been enough of music fan to know about "the greats" regardless of genre. So I already knew of Coltrane and Davis. The catch was convincing myself that I actually wanted to learn more about them and the genre in general (i.e. spend the money on them). I'm happy I did though. After a little research on both, it wasn't difficult figuring out what CD's to start with... And I must say this too, as I listened to the CD's, I was already familiar with one or two things. That says a lot about their importance to music. And hey, I'm actually enjoying the music too.

You are right on the money with that observation! They are indeed two very important jazz artists. Good to hear that you're enjoying them!

If you like those two artists, you might also enjoy the likes of Milt Jackson, Charlie Parker, Coleman Hawkins, Dizzy Gillespie, Louis Armstrong, Oscar Peterson, Wes Montgomery and even Dave Brubeck. So many great artists, so little time.

"The King is Dead" by the Decemberists.

Thin Lizzy | Jailbreak: Deluxe Edition



Released February 8, 2011

Disc 1:

1. Jailbreak
2. Angel From The Coast
3. Running Back
4. Romeo And The Lonely Girl
5. Warriors
6. The Boys Are Back In Town
7. Fight Or Fall
8. Cowboy Song
9. Emerald

Disc 2:

1. The Boys Are Back In Town (Remix)
2. Jailbreak (Remix)
3. The Boys Are Back In Town (Alt Vocal Re-Mix Version)
4. Emerald (Remix)
5. Jailbreak (BBC Session 12/02/76)
6. Emerald (BBC Session 12/02/76)
7. Cowboy Song (BBC Session 12/02/76)
8. The Warrior
9. Fight Or Fall (Extended Version - Rough Mix)
10. Blues Boy
11. Derby Blues

Remixed, remastered and put together by original guitarist Scott Gorham and Joe Elliott of Def Leppard. The first disc is a remastered version of the original disc and the second disc is a remix of original songs with alternate vocals or guitar passages and also included are rare bonus tracks.

Whitesnake - Forevermore



1. Steal Your Heart Away
2. All Out of Luck
3. Love Will Set You Free
4. Easier Said Than Done
5. Tell Me How
6. I Need You (Shine a Light)
7. One of These Days
8. Love and Treat Me Right
9. Dogs in the Street
10. Fare Thee Well
11. Whipping Boy Blues
12. My Evil Ways
13. Forevermore


Bonus Tracks

14. Love Will Set You Free" (Alternative mix)
15. Forevermore" (Acoustic version)
16. My Evil Ways" (My Evil Drums Mix)

Released on 9 March 2011 in Japan, 25 March 2011 in Europe, March, 29 2011 in the US, and will be released 18 April 2011 in the UK and Ireland.

The new Whitesnake sounds almost like Slide It In (from 1984). Not quite as cheesy as their stuff got in the late 80's. Listening to it as I type. I like it.

Genesis - Turn It On Again - The Hits - The Tour Edition

i_luv_miley wrote:Genesis - Turn It On Again - The Hits - The Tour Edition

You need to get the DVD and CD from their 2007 reunion tour.
DVD

DVD1:
1. Duke's Intro
2. Turn It On Again
3. Hello, Good Evening And Welcome
4. No Son Of Mine
5. Land Of Confusion
6. Any Old Fans Here Tonight
7. Cage Medley
8. Hold On My Heart
9. A Scary Story
10. Home By The Sea
11. Follow You Follow Me / Firth Of Fifth [Excerpt] / I Know What I Like

Bonus Material
12. How Does 'Duke's End' End?
13. We're Gonna Take It Up A Little Bit
14. Plugged In. Turned On. On The Edge
15. Minimal Confusion
16. Tony Changed His Mind
17. We Need More Lights
18. Counting The Bars To 'Heart'
19. Working On Home
20. Mike Wants Phil's 'Feel' On Drums
21. From 'G' To 'G' On 'Firth
22. Time To Dance
23. Tour Programme [Gallery 19 Pictures]

DVD2:
1. Mama
2. Let Us Take You Away From All That
3. Ripples
4. Throwing It All Away
5. The Domino Principle In Action
6. Domino
7. Conversations With 2 Stools
8. Los Endos
9. Tonight, Tonight, Tonight [Excerpt] / Invisible Touch
10. I Can't Dance
11. Thank You And Good Night
12. Carpet Crawlers

Bonus Material:
13. Bring The Pitch Down Like Elton
14. 'Acoustic' Ripples
15. 'Throwing It All' Down
16. Tony Talks About His Inspiration
17. The Drum Duet
18. Not A Period Piece
19. Invisible Key
20. Phil, Tony & Mike, And Phil & Mike?
21. Singing Along
22. Photo Gallery (21 Pictures)
23. Deleted Scenes (Did You Do Your Homework?)

DVD3- Come Rain Or Shine:
'Come Rain Or Shine' is an in-depth and humorous look into the dynamics of life on the road and the mechanics, decisions and presentation of a legendary band on tour for the first time in 15 years.



CD


Disc One
1. Duke's Intro
2. Turn It On Again
3. No Son Of Mine
4. Land Of Confusion
5. In The Cage
6. Afterglow
7. Hold On My Heart
8. Home By The Sea
9. Follow You, Follow Me
10. Firth Of Fifth (Excerpt)
11. I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)

Disc Two
1. Mama
2. Ripples
3. Throwing It All Away
4. Domino
5. Conversation With Two Stools (Drum Duet)
6. Los Endos
7. Tonight Tonight Tonight (Excerpt)
8. Invisible Touch
9. I Can't Dance
10. Carpet Crawlers

TexasBlue wrote:

i_luv_miley wrote:Genesis - Turn It On Again - The Hits - The Tour Edition

You need to get the DVD and CD from their 2007 reunion tour.
DVD

Yes I do.

I made it to the bookstore today and after browsing, I was caught between Grand Funk Railroad (do I really need another version of "The Locomotion"?) and Genesis. Basically it came down to a live version of one song versus about half of another CD, which I hadn't heard. I have "Genesis" and "Abacab" and of course, I'm familiar with their late-70's and later stuff. But I don't know anything about them before 1977, so I decided on that one.

I think you'd really like the DVD. The 3rd disc is about 2 hours of documentary on them getting ready for the tour, rehearsals to the tour itself. It's one of the best concert documentaries I've ever seen.

Video trailer to give you an idea of it.

David Bowie - Best Of Bowie

Considering my current "issues", I've decided to listen to some stuff that I never "quite" got around to (i.e. Bowie, Velvet Underground) when I was younger. Anyway, why not? Now I just have to figure out where to go next? 60's Pink Floyd? John Denver??? More classical?

i_luv_miley wrote:Now I just have to figure out where to go next? 60's Pink Floyd? John Denver??? More classical?

Speed metal!

Seriously, if you like progressive metal with a very hard edge, check out Opeth. The singer has a pretty good voice but then he changes it into the death metal growl at certain points of the song. They actually have an acoustic type CD. The rest of their catalog is heavy. I'll post one of my favorite songs by them below.

Opeth - In my Time of Need

One of their "prettier" songs. Check out the chorus....

TexasBlue wrote:

i_luv_miley wrote:Now I just have to figure out where to go next? 60's Pink Floyd? John Denver??? More classical?

Speed metal!

Seriously, if you like progressive metal with a very hard edge, check out Opeth. The singer has a pretty good voice but then he changes it into the death metal growl at certain points of the song. They actually have an acoustic type CD. The rest of their catalog is heavy. I'll post one of my favorite songs by them below.

I'll check them out. Thank you, Tex.

It's funny. A few nights ago (as I've done every night recently - and by "night", it always goes well into the morning), I saw that I actually had some stuff I'd never even listened to, or can't remember doing it. The one in question was Keith Urban. I was like, "I have country?" So being moody, I listened to it. And decided within about thirty seconds that it was not country. Not even that, but it could have come out in the mid-70's and been up there with stuff like the Eagles and Boston. I then proceeded to listen to the whole thing in one shot. It's funny how that works sometimes.

i_luv_miley wrote:I'll check them out. Thank you, Tex.

I think you'd like most of their stuff if you can get past the death metal growl. The singers growl isn't like the typical death metal band though. But I really like the music. It's Dream Theater or Symphony X on steroids.

i_luv_miley wrote:It's funny. A few nights ago (as I've done every night recently - and by "night", it always goes well into the morning), I saw that I actually had some stuff I'd never even listened to, or can't remember doing it. The one in question was Keith Urban. I was like, "I have country?" So being moody, I listened to it. And decided within about thirty seconds that it was not country. Not even that, but it could have come out in the mid-70's and been up there with stuff like the Eagles and Boston. I then proceeded to listen to the whole thing in one shot. It's funny how that works sometimes.

Yeah, today's country is nothing but rock. It sickens me that that genre of music has been hijacked. I like early 90s country and all of George Strait's stuff (believe it or not).

Bad Company - Live At Wembley

When legendary classic rockers Bad Company performed at the Wembley Arena in London on an April 2010 spring night, high-definition cameras captured the whole evening in all its glory.

There is three original Bad Company members - vocalist Paul Rodgers, guitarist Mick Ralphs and drummer Simon Kirke. Original bassist Boz Burrell died of a heart attack in 2006. They are augmented by bassist Lynn Sorensen (bassist for Paul Rodgers solo band) and guitarist Howard Leese (former lead guitarist for the band, Heart).

The set list is packed with every major hit, fan favorites and seldom-heard deep album cuts. The DVD and Blu-Ray includes a band interview.

Bad Company burst upon the rock'n'roll scene in 1973, and was immediately dubbed a super-group by fans and press alike, as its members all came from very successful popular bands: Free (Rodgers and Kirke), Mott The Hoople (Ralphs) and King Crimson (Burrell). They lived up to the hype for nine straight years with a string of six soulful hard-rocking albums. After a break they reformed in 1999.



Blu-ray/DVD Track Listing

1) Can’t Get Enough
2) Honey Child
3) Run With The Pack
4) Burnin’ Sky
5) Young Blood
6) Seagull
7) Gone, Gone, Gone
8) Electric Land
9) Simple Man
10) Feel Like Makin’ Love
11) Shooting Star
12) Rock And Roll Fantasy
13) Movin’ On
14) Ready For Love
15) Bad Company
16) Deal With The Preacher



CD Track Listing

1) Can’t Get Enough
2) Honey Child
3) Run With The Pack
4) Young Blood
5) Seagull
6) Gone, Gone, Gone
7) Electric Land
8) Simple Man
9) Feel Like Makin’ Love
10) Shooting Star
11) Rock And Roll Fantasy
12) Movin’ On
13) Ready For Love
14) Bad Company
15) Deal With The Preacher

(Burnin’ Sky is excluded)