IMHO, one of the best jams of the 60's - 70's!

A 25 minute MASTERPIECE
 

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I don't think I have heard Gilmour play any better!
 

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I'm at ease up with Tyler Childers these days.

Try:
Feathered Indians
Whitehouse road
Harlan road
Follow you to virgie
Oneida
Hard times
Banded Clovis


Rock n roll guys may not like him but he's effing awesome. Early Sturgil Simpson-awesome.

Who's wine, what wine, where the hell did I dine?
 

One of the All Time Greatest Songs and to mention that Peter Frampton is very very very UNDERRATED as a guitar player. This kid could play that Les Paul guitar.

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1984 is the Masterpiece currently killing my airwaves

Get all your side 1 hits out of the way, then settle in for some of the grittiest work these guys ever did, like...

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or...

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"Top Jimmy" was the underrated gem on that album ^, IMO.

Fair enough, no one loses on that album

That album was just so fast, layered and tight, yet swanky at the same time

Drop Dead Legs walks in on you like the hottest woman in the room

1984 is their pinnacle, they truly went out on top

Grabbed some Birdflesh tix for next week but am just as excited to Condition Critical on the bill. Jersey thrash/speed.

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I don't know where else to put this so I'm just going to type it out here: Axl Rose and Sinead O'Connor should team up to form a band, they could call it Shit.

Early Chicago with Terry Kath, WOW!
 

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HOLY COW, I have never heard Terry Kath play this so hard! Awesome.

So tragic we lost him early, no telling when on the All Time guitarist list he could have been.

I recall Jimmy Hendricks called Kath the greatest guitar player at the time, even better than himself.

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Very Impressive! Nice jam session and drum solo!

Full Concert here.

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I have the Live In Europe 2LP set, 'Chooglin" takes up a whole side, gorgeous.

They were a 3 piece by that point, raw and rocking. The 'Born on the Bayou' and 'Lodi' are great on that set, as well as 'Tombstone Shadow' and 'It Came Out of the Sky'...

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LOVE those first 2 Chicago records, Kath was the man.

I know most audiophiles are not fans of "greatest hits" albums but this is really great to listen to while on a road trip.

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Not sure you're using the word you want.

Audiophiles [Dane nothwithstanding] are concerned with sound quality.

Are you trying to reference an album purist? Someone who is concerned with the flow of an album from track to track as envisioned by the artist?