I actually have a IPod hook up but I've been jammin "THE CARTER III" By Lil' Wayne

Reckless Kelly Was Here

6 disc changer:

Beatles - Sgt Pepper
Beatles - Rubber Soul
Beatles - White Album disc 2
Johnny Cash - American 3
Tom Waits - Closing Time
Robert Earl Keen, Jr. - Gravitational Forces

robert johnson- the complete recordings
red headed stranger
the cult-high octane
tesla greatest hits
jerry jeff walker live at gruene hall

At the moment:

Tool - Lateralus

Lately,

Songs From The Sparkle Lounge - Def Leppard
Good To Be Bad - Whitesnake
Saints Of Los Angeles - Motley Crue
Lightning Strikes Again - Dokken

My next purchase Night Ranger's "Hole In The Sun". Hopefully, Van Halen will put out CD as well.

That's a great cd

URIAH HEEP -- The Magician's Birthday (1972)


^ No music collection can be considered “legitimate” without it!

Rage Against the Machine mixed cd..nothing like a lil head banging on the way to work

i keep one of the cds in the box close at all times. it also one of the few that i will not loan out to one of my kids.

Tha Carter III- lil wayne
Hard Days Night- the beatles
Revolver- the beatles
Here I Stand- Usher

Q: What's In Your CD Player?
A: Texas Rangers @ Cleveland Indians -- June 14, 1977 -- Indians radio broadcast

seriously?

^ Have I ever lied to you guys ???


The 1977 Rangers @ Indians game has since been taken out of my CD player, put back in its protective case & replaced with:


GEORGE CARLIN -- FM & AM (1972)

ah yes makes me think of my first concert Uriah Heep live @ Dallas Convention Cntr. David Byron,Mick Box, Ken Hensley, Lee Kerslke, and Gary Thain

JIMI HENDRIX -- Live At Woodstock (1969)

I never let a July 4th pass without listening to Jimi’s rendition of “Star Spangled Banner”



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFLy8eGtSYo

The Cab - Whisper War

What is a CD?

OK here it is I've got a Beatle's hits cd called "Love" and Poison's greatest hits. Does anybody still sell records? I want to expand on my beatles collection, i currently have Rubber Soul and the Beatle's Second Album.

amazon.com & two Tyler book stores: Timeless Books And Music, Jericho Books.


Q: What's In Your CD Player?
A: BEACH BOYS/BRIAN WILSON -- SMiLE (1967/2004) [CD-R creation]

Tool - Ænima

RINGO STARR -- Ringo (1973)

Now it's Five Finger Death Punch...

Right now - Rodney Carrington's Greatest Hits

Max89 - you poor culturally deprived young lad ~ what's a CD ... Maybe you can find one at an antique store!

LIVING THINGS -- Black Skies In Broad Daylight (2004)

Wait is this some kind of music playing device?! Why didnt you just download it on the computer?

I realize that the music is the most important thing, but I still prefer owning a tangible ALBUM -- complete with liner notes and cover art

There is just something soulless to me about simply "downloading"...

Todd Snider - The Devil you know

Definitly an artist worth checking out if you are looking for a good new voice (well not really that new) in the country/folk scene.

Well that is very admirable and beautiful in a way! You can download the album cover too these days... ha

I'll second that...but in a vinyl kind of way!!!!!!




No downloads here boys! I really enjoy collecting and listening to the real originals.

Here are a couple of my favorites along with some pictures of my 70s classic rock entertainment room. My room is complete with vintage late 70s/early 80s solid state/analog stereo system. I've had all the components restored to factory spec.

Every Texan should be required to listen to Nasty Dogs and Funky Kings, from ZZ Top's 1974 Fandango LP at least once before they die!

Speakers:

1. Norman Labs 331, circa 1983 (on the stands)
2. Boston Acoustics A100, circa 1980

Amp: Technics SU-8600, circa 1976
Tuner: Technics ST-8600, circa 1976 (not shown)
Equalizer: Sansui SE-7, circa 1980
Turntable: Kenwood KD-5070 w/ Grado "Prestige" series cartridge, circa 1978

PS:
Hope to be going to Ft. Worth this weekend to pick up a pair of vintage JBL L36 speakers. Wife is going to shoot me when she find out I'm buying more stuff!

Meh – that is the equivalent of counterfeiting money !!

AMEN!!!on both counts but can remember buying new album and setting down reading liner about album or histiory of group or maybe why this specific album got it;s name

Q: What's In Your CD Player?
A: BUFFALO -- Only Want You For Your Body (1974)



BTW -- your 70s classic rock entertainment room RULES, Boss302 !

I can almost hear the classic KZEW station ID !!

Earlier it was :

Iron Maiden - Somewhere Back In Time The Best Of : 1980-1989

DAVID LEE ROTH -- Skyscraper (1988)

Jerry Clower - Greatest Hits

"Just shoot in up here amongst us cause one of us gots to have some relief!!!" - taken from the first track A Coon Huntin' Story

I told my wife I wanted a ZOO FREAK T-shirt for Christmas...

http://www.e-shirt.com/ProductDetails.asp?...mp;cboPerPage=6

She told me to grow up! Never!

a brand new CD i made that i like to call

"The Beatles most underrated songs of all time"

should go multi-platinum

Not if “I Want You (She’s So Heavy)” isn’t an included track (I trust that it is) !

Al Green - Al Green's Greatest Hits

^ Al Green



CELTIC FROST -- Cold Lake (1988)

Jimmy Buffet "Meet me in Magarataville"
What can I say I'm a parrothead.

My latest CD-R creation: The Best Of The Solo Beatles (1969-1975)

Five songs from each of the Boys:

JOHN LENNON
1. Cold Turkey
2. I Found Out
3. Instant Karma!
4. Imagine
5. Mind Games
PAUL McCARTNEY
6. Maybe I’m Amazed
7. Hi, Hi, Hi
8. Jet
9. Listen To What The Man Said
10. Venus And Mars/Rock Show
GEORGE HARRISON
11. My Sweet Lord
12. What Is Life
13. If Not For You
14. Beware Of Darkness
15. Awaiting On You All
RINGO STARR
16. It Don’t Come Easy
17. Back Off Boogaloo
18. Photograph
19. Oh, My, My
20. The No No Song

Cheap, if i may ask, why didn't working class hero make the cut?

^ GREAT song, but I only picked five from each Beatles ... it is simply not one of my five favorite Lennon songs

ok you still got a pretty good list though.

X - Def Leppard

Pure greatness Boss, pure and simple greatness. I'm not growing up either, "Grown ups are boring".

I'm THINKING of putting in Abba's Number Ones and making sure I remember ALL the RIGHT words so that when I go to see Mama Mia, I'll be singing the correct lyrics (Don't you just hate it when people sing out loud and don't know the right words????) ... I'll fit right in with all of those people who talk out loud, talk on their cell phones, and tell the story line because they saw the movie last week and want to "share" what they know.
It's going to be soooooo much fun!!!!!
J/K

MetallicA - Ride The Lightning