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[The_7th_one]

Artist: Journey
Album Title: Frontiers
Release Date: 1983 (40th Anniversary)
Style: Rock

 

[____no5]

Aaaaaaaaaaaaah aaaaaaaaaah aaaaaaaah... I wanna hear you singing

 

[TheTalisman]

Released 25 years ago today.

 

[The_7th_one]

Artist: Manic Street Preachers
Album Title: Gold Against the Soul
Release Date: 1993 (30th Anniversary)
Style: Rock

 

[The_7th_one]

Artist: Steve Hackett
Album Title: To Watch the Storms
Release Date: 2003 (20th Anniversary)
Style: Prog Rock

 

[Bruins1]

 

[Bruins1]

 

[The_7th_one]

Artist: Motörhead
Album Title: Aftershock
Release Date: 2013 (10th Anniversary)
Style: Hard Rock

 

[Magnus]

 

[____no5]

Knicker did this.

Karma (2001)
Keep the hype train rolling, because this is the prototype for classic power metal to me. Every song is good, most are great. Khan is on fire. The title track is the best thing they've ever written. A+

 

[____no5]

I did this.

I love Savatage. A Top 5 metal band for me. I own everything up to and including Streets, fwd that, I stream.

 

[MindRuler]

There´s great stuff after Streets too:
The Wake Of Magellan

 

[____no5]

There´s great stuff after Streets too

I love everythIng Savatage.

 

[MindRuler]

I love everythIng Savatage.

Terribly underrated band

 

[MindRuler]

 

[The_7th_one]

Artist: Herbie Hancock
Album Title: Man-Child
Release Date: 1975
Style: Jazz Fusion

 

[____no5]

By far my best Beatles album. If it only contained I'm Only Sleeping; Here, There and Everywhere; Tomorrow Never Knows; it would still qualify, but of course there's Taxman; Eleanor Rigby; Yellow Submarine; And Your Bird Can Sing; For No One... the whole album really.

 

[MindRuler]

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Artist: Herbie Hancock
Album Title: Man-Child
Release Date: 1975
Style: Jazz Fusion

I have that one too! Great album to relax.

 

[____no5]

Charlie Parker is the biggest jazz musician of all time, Coltrane the most religiously beloved and Kind of Blue the greatest and most important jazz record, no matter what. Miles Davis at his best. If you were to buy one jazz record in your life, buy this one. As a matter of fact if you want to discover the entire jazz, start to discover records of the players that played in this record, then find players that played with them etc. Once upon a time I claimed you need 3 records to start jazz, actually this one is more than enough. And in many ways, the most appropriate.

Players:

• Miles Davis – trumpet
• John Coltrane – tenor saxophone
• Cannonball Adderley – alto saxophone
• Bill Evans – piano
• Wynton Kelly – piano
• Paul Chambers – double bass
• Jimmy Cobb – drums

 

[The_7th_one]

Artist: Pink Floyd
Album Title: The Dark Side of the Moon (Live at Wembley 1974)
Release Date: 2023 (Album No. 27)
Style: Prog Rock