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rusher12:

Hey Tuco! The two greatest things ever-- Steve Earle and Clint Eastwood moveies. Cool picture!!

Camel... The Snow Goose

Steve Earle... El Corazon

Deep Purple...Machine Head

Muse...Absolution

Radiohead..The Bends

Steve Earle - The Hard Way

The Marvelous Three - Ready, Sex, Go

Todd Snider - East Nashville Skyline

Charlie Robison - Life Of The Party

Steve Earle - Jerusalem

Bruce Springsteen, Born in the USA

Steve Earle, Exit 0

CCR, Green River

Johnny Cash, American Recordings

Wilco, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

Okay, I'll play:

Transmutation (Mutatis Mutandis) - Praxis (Buckethead)

El Rayo-X - David Lindley

Lost and Found or Still Standing - Jason & the Scorchers

Exit 0 - Steve Earle and the Dukes

Chris Knight - Chris Knight

Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc. - Dwight Yoakam

So I can't count, so sue me

tung

Net week it might be different but right now it’s:

Steve Earle –        Revolution Starts Now

John Hartford  –    Aereo-Plain

Dixie Chicks  -      Taking the Long Way

John Hartford  - Nobody Knows What you Do

Santana  -  Abraxas

Steve Earle  -  Washington Square

Steppenwolf  -  Monster 

Ry Cooder  - Crossroads Soundtrack)

(Sorry, I couldn’t stop at 5 either)

Oh!  This is fun!  Here is my list (I think).  

Ani DiFranco - Canon

HP Lovecraft - Live May 11, 1968

Jethro Tull - Stand Up

Captain Beefheart - Unconditionally Guaranteed

Steve Earle - The Revolution Starts Now

Steve Earle - Transcendental Blues 

Hard to pin it down to five, so here's  ten.

Exile on Main Street - Rolling Stones

Ghost of Tom Joad - Bruce Springsteen 

Rain Dogs - Tom Waits

Blues according to - Lightnin Hopkins

Blues - Jimi Hendrix

Shine eyed Mr. Zen - Kelly Joe Phelps

The Mountain - Steve Earle

Amorica - The Black Crowes

Time out of mind - Bob Dylan

Decades - Neil Young (Difficult to pick one album, but this one has most of the good stuff)

On another day it could be a very different ten. 

Kevin:

Shine eyed Mr. Zen - Kelly Joe Phelps

Glad to see that Mr. Phelps got a mention here. He is a sadly overlooked songwriter and a brilliant guitarist.

Check him out: http://www.kellyjoephelps.net/

And a video. 

Good call Kevin! 

kmb117:

We don't have a cure for cancer but we've got 16 million different versions of the Lord of the Rings. What. The. Fuck.

5 albums, huh...

 Well lets see...and these are in no particular order, and subject to change, terms and conditions.

1. The Who Live at Leeds

2. Danny Gatton 88 Elmira Street

3. Drive-By-Truckers Southern Rock Opera

4. King Crimson Discipline

5. Steve Earle I Feel Alright

This list is likely to change with the shuffle of my i-pod

P.S. The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society!!!!!!!!!

Also Did I mention any of the first 3 Ramones albums.

BrianC:

4. King Crimson Discipline

Awesome album.

"Discipline is never an end in itself, only a means to an end."

 tung

i am a big-time Adrian Belew fan, from Zappa through his work with N.I.N.,solo, had to get him on my list somehow.

also Frank Zappa Hot Rats

BrianC:

i am a big-time Adrian Belew fan, from Zappa through his work with N.I.N.,solo, had to get him on my list somehow. 

Adrian Belew is one of my faves as well. I've always thought that he desperately wants to be a huge pop star (a la the Beatles) but is so quirky and weird that his music turns a lot of people off; the average listener just doesn't get him. Do you like any of his stuff with The Bears? I do.

tung