Frankie Laine'Rock Of Gibraltar'78 rpm: 'Rock Of Gibraltar
FRANKIE LAINE,Rock Of Gibraltar: BY HONESTYOYO.
Rod Stewart: Oooh lala
Makes me smile
todd rundgren: couldn't i just tell you
one of the least robust power pop songs. what makes it noteworthy is that the song is from todd's album, something/anything?, on which he played all t
Rush: The Spirit Of Radio: Greatest Hits 1974-1987
2013 RocknRoll Hall of Fame!!!
Yes: Fragile
Chris Squire is one of the best bass players of ALL TIME!
Steve gibbons band: Any road up
4 stars,yes 4stars for an unknown group,,they are well worth it..iif you ever get chance get your ears around this album...
The Damned: Strawberries
best song ever: The Dog.
Lady Antebellum: Need you now
My favorite song can't pass a day without listening to it. My ringing tone for almost two years now..lol
Queen: Queen The Studio Collection
Ok this is the best expression of music, if me! Queen are all my life !
David Garrett: The 5th Symphony
Mozart The 5th Symphony
YES: Close To The Edge
I first heard this band and this particular album while tripping on Acid. In spike of the acid, this whole album is just fantastic. Aside from Deep
Queen: Bohemian Rhapsody
I simple love this band ! It's one of my favorite.
Barclay James Harvest: Time Honoured Ghosts
Great album from a great band!
Jeff Beck feat Rod Steward: People get Ready
Released: 1965 (Soul; gospel) Songwriter(s): CurtisMayfield Lyrics: People get ready There's a train a-coming You don't need no baggage You
Eagles: I Can't Tell You Why
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Chris Isaak: Heart Shaped World
One of the best Chris Isaak albums in my humble opinion. For the simple reason that it just has all my favourites on it! Heart Shaped World was C
Fields of the Nephilim: Dawnrazor
Fields of the Nephilim at their best!
Vasco Rossi: Vivere
Il provoca(u)tore
Dion and the Belmonts: Dion and the Belmonts Greatest Hits
I was just a kid chewing on tinfoil when I first heard these guys...
Mr. Happy: Mr. Happy's Greatest Hits
Mr. Happy is a great band!
Robert Plant: Big Log
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Barry Ryan: Eloise
A 1968 vintage rock song that is one of my favorites. Yours too?
Bruce Sprinsteen: Dancing in the Dark
Can't start a fire without a spark!
Wolfmother: Wolfmother
woman is up there with whole lotta love and misissipi queen and also free (paul rodgers).
STATUS QUO: DOG OF 2 HEADS
HERES ONE FOR YOU OLD FARTS.. KIND OF SOUNDS LIKE THE MONKEES ON MUSHROOMS A BLUSY KIND OF SOUND...GOT SOME GOOD SONGS TAKES A LITTLE TO GETTIG USE
The Rolling Stones: Dance, Li'l Sista
I just love the song- always have. But this video just goes beyond my always.
Jethro Tull: Aqualung: 40th Anniversary
Number F---ing One
The Ramones: Loud, Fast, Ramones: Their Toughest Hits
They dont make music like that any more
Jimi Hendrix: The Cry of Love
I have been looking for Angel found at 29:30 for a long time. Reminds me of the story my dad told my mom...the day she died... Made my day for m
Alan Parsons project: OLD AND WISE
Beautiful words and wise
black sabbath: black sabbath
and again, any album is great
Pink Floyd: The Wall [Original recording remastered]
The movie Is just as good as the album :)
Guns N' Roses: Patience
il fischio finale.....
Led Zeppelin: Staitway To Heaven
No words ...
Pink Floyd: Shine On You Crazy Diamond
Rock N Roll
The Who: Whos Next
Who are you Rock Thousand questions????????Listen
Queen: Scandal
Freddie is great!
The Damned: Phantasmagoria
their gothic era is fantastic!
Carly Simon: Nobody does it better
How did you learn to do the things you do?!
Earl Lewis & the Channels: My Love Will Never Die
Time y'all heard some authentic 50's New York City Doo-Wop make-out music. I sometimes say that I'd go back there for a thin crust Napolitano pie and
Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon
This was originally recorded in 1973, but it sounds even better to me today, 35 years later.