The Smithereens: Blown to Smithereens
A superb compilation of the band´s best songs. Pat DiNizio and his friends made fantastic rock n´roll in the 80´s and they still keep rockin´.A truly
Motorhead: Overkill
Hard and Heavy, High energy fare with some great sexy lyrics.
Disturbed: Believe
wakes me up
The Black Keys: Thickfreakness
Bluesy rock music. Listen to "Set You Free." Heck listen to the whole thing. It has some great tracks, as do all the other Black Keys recordings.
Disturbed: The Sickness
wish there was the 10,000 fists album up here
Shakira: Love in the Time Of Cholera Soundtrack
First time i heard & I like it..
Audioslave: Audioslave
Shades of Led Zep, Steppenwolf, and other great rock bands. Lister to "I am the Highway." Now that is what I am lookin' for in a man. The song "Hyp
Jethro Tull: Stand Up
Some of the songs on this recording are my fave JT songs. Some are not, hence the 4 stars. But they were an awesome band. Ian Anderson has a radio
Pink Floyd: The Division Bell
??? Pink Floyd ???
eno gabriel: life in the bush of ghosts
I still get goose bumps when I listen to certain passages.. just wonderful. I am so glad they are doing a re-release now.
Black Sabbath: Paranoid
Sabbath the ultimit in original heavy metal, war pigs, iron man, feiries ware boots, tthhaaattss wawawhen ozzy could actually talk
Grateful Dead: American Beauty
I agree with Frantic1 you have to see and hear their music!!!
Brightblack Morning Light: Ali-Cali-Tucky
Actually stoner or trance rock is a better category. It is a trip. Nice to trance out to if you are into that sort of thing ;)
Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon
This was originally recorded in 1973, but it sounds even better to me today, 35 years later.
Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here
Saw them back in 94 in toronto paid $75.00 and was well worth the money.
Jerry Lee Lewis and Friends: Last Man Standing
I don't know what to classify this as, since it has Lewis singing duets with some of the best or at least best known artists in the business. Mick Ja
Sublime: 40 Oz. to Freedom
Explicit lyrics, with a Trenchtown beat. Lots of drug references. if that bothers you, don't bother. Brad Nowell died from an OD just before achievi
Glasvegas: Glasvegas
This is the first CD by this band from Glasgow, Scotland. It is a bit dark and depressing at times, but shows a great deal of promise. Listen to "It
Deftones: Detones
sadly only the 1st track is nu-metal-ish. everything else is great. especially "lucky you". the albums before and after this one are better, but this
Metallica: Metallica
Epic fail maybe.... There were a few good songs on this album (My Friend of Misery, The Struggle Within, Of Wolf and Man); however, a true fan of musi
Deftones: Around the Fur
Indie that could be classified as nu-metal, with some stoner rock influences (listen to change in the house of flies, white pony, and shut up and driv
Queens of the Stone Age: Lullabies to Paralyse
This band changes members often and most members are involved in more than one project at a time. It is really stoner rock, although Amazon doesn't u
Van Morrison: Moondance
LOVE HIS MUSIC AND LYRICS ARE SO INTENSE,MOONDANCE was a highlight when I was 17yrs,was when I got together with my ex.MY grown up daughters wud play
Marvin Gaye: Marvin Gaye Best Of
wow, that voice, still amazing... RIP Marv...
Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan: Sunday at Devil Dirt
There are a few songs on this CD that are exceptional. My favorites are "Come on Over, Turn Me On" which has my fave lyric of all time "I know baby I
Mark Lanegan: Here Comes that Weird Chill
Mark Lanegan was a founding member of Seattle grunge group, the "Screaming Tree's." His solo work shows a much deeper and more peotic side. Many of
Rascal Flatts: Unstoppable
One of my favorite country acts. And they're Ohio boys to boot....O...H...I...O
Morgan Page: Elevate [EXPLICIT LYRICS]
01 ~ The Longest Road 02 ~ Call My Name 13 ~ The Longest Road (Deadmau5 Vocal Remix)
Lenny Kravitz: Greatest Hits [LIMITED EDITION]
track 4 is indeed amazing, LOVE IT!!!! i saw him already two times live, and he still rocks...
The Doors: The Very Best of the Doors
Great Music,and not a bad movie!!!
The Rasmus: Hide from the Sun
mmmm... this one I really adore :)
Sunrise Avenue: On the Way to Wonderland
Nice music and sweet lyrics :)
Placebo: Sleeping with Ghosts
I love absolutely all from Placebo.. But I guess this one is my favourite.. :)
case: rose experience
i loved his music for years i must say this a keeper go get it
Keith Sweat: Keith Sweat
my favorite song twisted lol
Three Days Grace: One X
Pain is the best song I've ever heard. Aside from that, I love Animal I Have Become, Never Too Late, On My Own, and Time of Dying.
Papa Roach: The Paramour Sessions
I love this WHOLE cd
Buckcherry: 15
My favorites are Next to you, Crazy b*tch (just happens to be my nick-name), Everything and Sorry
Westlife: Turnaround
~~ lost in you ~~
Westlife: Allow Us to Be Frank
Love this round christmas time :)
Joss Stone: Mind, Body & Soul
joss stone has incredible natural talent and combines it with an acute sensebility for soul music