The Alternate Rules Tropical Island Music Draft Thread - Round 20

[VF21]

The Traveling Wilburys Collection 3LP Box Set - 2007

http://www.amazon.com/Traveling-Wil...=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1222312555&sr=1-2

Product Description:

This Collectible Audiophile 180g 3LP Box Set features remastered & expanded versions of The Traveling Wilburys two original albums, Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1 and Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3 and a bonus 12" which features a previously unreleased version of "Not Alone Anymore".

The super group, Traveling Wilburys, was comprised of legendary musicians Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison, and Tom Petty. The album Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1 was, in 1989, ranked #70 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 100 greatest albums of the 1980s. The death of band member Roy Orbison (on December 6, 1988) prevented further full collaborations; however, the band continued without him. Tom Petty's "Full Moon Fever" is considered by some to be Volume 2, since Jeff Lynne, George Harrison and Roy Orbison perform on the album.

Features: Mastered at AcousTech by Kevin Gray and pressed at RTI on 180g Vinyl; Actual Linen-Cloth Cover; Three Remastered & Expanded 180g LPs: Volume 1, Volume 3 and Bonus 12"; Collectible 12" x 12" 14-Page Color Book; 36" x 12" Color Poster; 6" x 4" 6-Sepia Color Post Cards and Envelope; Limited Edition - 15,000 copies. Musicians: Bob Dylan George Harrison Jeff Lynne Roy Orbison Tom Petty

Track Listing LP 1 - Volume 1: 1. Handle With Care 2. Dirty World 3. Rattled 4. Last Night 5. Not Alone Any More 6. Congratulations 7. Heading For The Light 8. Margarita 9. Tweeter And The Monkey Man 10. End Of The Line

LP 2 - Volume 3: 1. She's My Baby 2. Inside Out 3. If You Belonged To Me 4. The Devil's Been Busy 5. 7 Deadly Sins 6. Poor House 7. Where Were You Last Night? 8. Cool Dry Place 9. New Blue Moon 10. You Took My Breath Away 11. Wilbury Twist

Bonus 12": 1. Handle With Care (Extended Version) 2. Like a Ship (Previously Unissued) 3. Maxine (Previously Unissiued) 4. End of the Line (Extended Version) 5. Nobody's Child 6. Not Alone Anymore (Previously Unissued Remix) 7. Runaway (Remix)

 

[Jespher]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrgh!

I'll have my REPLACEMENT pick ready in a few minutes. (I hate you, Jespher...)

Glad I could help. He he he.

 

[D-Mass]

Original Movie Soundtrack - Singles - 1992

Good movie, better soundtrack. Has some grunge essentials, including two of my favorite Pearl Jam songs and one of my favorites from The Smashing Pumpkins.

 

[GoGoGadget]

Time for fun. And my first (and, surprisingly, possibly my only) big set.

One Kiss Can Lead to Another: Girl Group Sounds Lost and Found [Various Artists] (2005) -- This 4-disc set is filled with lots of great music (track list with samples linked from draft board) and is just plain fun to listen to. And, typical of Rhino's collections, there are a lot of oddball selections and a ton of diversity -- unknown tracks from big groups, big hits from unknown groups, etc. My only nerdy complaint about this set is that the early hits from Dusty Springfield, Carole King, Cher, Dolly Parton and the like, fun and poppy as they may be, are probably pushing the definition of "girl group," but that is a VERY minor complaint. Lastly, as the picture shows, the packaging is to die for. Not the reason I'm picking this one, of course, but major style points to Rhino for the theme. Each disc is made to look like a powder puff, each jewel case a vintage make-up compact, with mirror, all of which fit with the liner notes in a faux hat box. J'adore.

 

[Bricklayer]

Original Movie Soundtrack - Singles - 1992

Good movie, better soundtrack. Has some grunge essentials, including two of my favorite Pearl Jam songs and one of my favorites from The Smashing Pumpkins.

Yes, good one and on my list as well, but I kind of assumed that you would pick it up grunge-boy.

 

[Bricklayer]

Time for fun. And my first (and, surprisingly, possibly my only) big set.

One Kiss Can Lead to Another: Girl Group Sounds Lost and Found [Various Artists] (2005) -- This 4-disc set is filled with lots of great music (track list with samples linked from draft board) and is just plain fun to listen to. And, typical of Rhino's collections, there are a lot of oddball selections and a ton of diversity -- unknown tracks from big groups, big hits from unknown groups, etc. My only nerdy complaint about this set is that the early hits from Dusty Springfield, Carole King, Cher, Dolly Parton and the like, fun and poppy as they may be, are probably pushing the definition of "girl group," but that is a VERY minor complaint. Lastly, as the picture shows, the packaging is to die for. Not the reason I'm picking this one, of course, but major style points to Rhino for the theme. Each disc is made to look like a powder puff, each jewel case a vintage make-up compact, with mirror, all of which fit with the liner notes in a faux hat box. J'adore.

Nice box.

However is it really wise to assure absolutely zero sales from one half of the market out there? (the male half)

 

[GoGoGadget]

Nice box.

However is it really wise to assure absolutely zero sales from one half of the market out there? (the male half)

Might be an icky stereotype on my part, but I'm guessing that the men interested in a girl group box set would likely be undaunted by its frilly packaging.

 

[bozzwell]

Radiohead Box Set - 2007

This box set contains all 7 Radiohead albums prior to In Rainbows.

I'm good with that.

 

[Bricklayer]

Guns 'N Roses - Greatest Hits (2004)

Was wondering if these guys had a greatest hits album, and of course they do (I own all but he last of theirs, so never occurred to me to look). Misses a few things of course, including somewhat unforgiveably their greatest artistic acheivement (and one of the great epic songs in rock history). But it also lines up almost all of their hits, and from one of the best hard rock bands not only of their era (actually the best if you apply that limitation), but maybe any era, this is still a really high value pick.

1. Welcome To The Jungle
2. Sweet Child O' Mine
3. Patience
4. Paradise City
5. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
6. Civil War
7. You Could Be Mine
8. Don't Cry
9. November Rain
10. Live And Let Die
11. Yesterdays
12. Ain't It Fun
13. Since I Don't Have You
14. Sympathy For The Devil
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31N6AKEX8ZL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

 

[atxrocker]

lots of really good picks this last round. last second change here:

Wave of Mutilation: Best of Pixies (2004)

1. "Bone Machine" – 3:03
2. "Nimrod's Son" – 2:16
3. "The Holiday Song" – 2:15
4. "Caribou" – 3:14
5. "Broken Face" – 1:29
6. "Gigantic" (single version) – 3:13
7. "Vamos" (Surfer Rosa version) – 4:18
8. "Hey" – 3:28
9. "Monkey Gone to Heaven" – 2:55
10. "Debaser" – 2:51
11. "Gouge Away" – 2:42
12. "Wave of Mutilation" (Doolittle version)– 2:03
13. "Here Comes Your Man" – 3:21
14. "Tame" – 1:56
15. "Where Is My Mind?" – 3:53
16. "Into the White" – 4:39
17. "Velouria" – 3:40
18. "Allison" – 1:17
19. "Dig for fire" – 3:02
20. "U-Mass" – 3:00
21. "Alec Eiffel" – 2:47
22. "Planet of sound" – 2:06
23. "Winterlong" – 3:08 (Neil Young cover)

 

[Monty'sBiggestFan]

I had an album I was going to go with but went another direction at the last minute with the idea I can get my original pick in the next round.


HIStory: Past, Present and Future Book 1- Michael Jackson - 1995

I figure I can roll all sorts of Michael Jackson albums into one, plus get some other music I like (Come Together cover, You Are Not Alone and Scream), and stuff that's well, crap (see: much of the rest of Disc 2). Gotta give some to get some

Track List

 

[Kingzrool]

I was unhappy when his greatest hits was taken, but this will work fine.

Steve Miller Band Box Set

track listing

 

[Kingzrool]

Erikah Badu - Live

Track listing:
1. Rimshot (Intro) 2. Other Side Of The Game 3. On & On 4. Reprise 5. Apple Tree 6. Ye Yo 7. Searching 8. Boogie Nights/All Night 9. Certainly 10. Stay 11. Next Lifetime (Interlude) 12. Tyrone 13. Next Lifetime 14. Tyrone (Extended Version)

 

[Monty'sBiggestFan]

^^SNAP I would have gone Erykah and that one never ever left my car cd changer...

However...I'm headed back for more guitar, more blues, more live stuff.

Road Tested - Bonnie Raitt - 1995

http://content.answers.com/main/content/img/amg/pop_albums/6/4/v/f64637vslv1.jpg

I missed getting to Bonnie during the other album draft, and this one wouldn't have worked there. Some of her stuff, some fun collaborations and a favorite cover(Burning Down The House).

track list

 

[GoGoGadget]

Been too busy today to address it, but atxrocker timed out earlier this afternoon. I'll let Brick know that he's up, and let atx know that he has until his next pick to make up the missed one.

 

[Bricklayer]

Given the surprisingly widespread admiration for this band expressed in other drafts, kinda surprised this has not been taken yet:

AC/DC - Box Set (2006)

I have generally been avoiding the box sets as something approaching cheating (they are after all just combinations of a bunch of regularly issued albums), but in attempting to pick up something from this band, there really was no other way to go. For what I can only assume is some sort of quirky belief, I don't think they have ever released a true Greatest Hits album. And since the album I was thinking of that came closest to one is actually included as one of the 17 in this box set, there just was no excuse not to take the whole collection. 166 songs songs, 17 albums spanning 4 decades, more hard classic rock hits than you can shake a stick at. Score!

 

[bozzwell]

David Bowie - Best Of Bowie - 2002

Any Bowie compilation after 1990 is like a pop-rock music history lesson. Not many artists have moved with time as well as Bowie.

 

[GoGoGadget]

Considering that my fondness for soundtracks was one of the main reasons for starting this draft, figure it's about time I take one.

Dead Presidents [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] (1995) -- The movie? Meh. The soundtrack? A syringe full of awesome injected directly into your eardrum. James Brown, Curtis Mayfield, Sly & The Family Stone, Aretha Franklin, etc. And, for the record, Isaac Hayes' version of "Walk on By" is easily one of my very favorite things ever recorded.

 

[D-Mass]

Lots to choose from, but I'm going to go with a strange little box set:

The Smashing Pumpkins - The Aeroplane Flies High - 1996

Contains expanded versions of the singles from their "Mellon Collie" album plus some rarities and B-sides. Some great covers of Blondie, The Cars, The Cure, Alice Cooper, and Missing Persons. A limited release of 1.5 million are out there...it was only supposed to be 200,000, but there was a huge demand for them and more were released in response. Good stuff in a neat little box.

 

[GoGoGadget]

Good stuff in a neat little box.

Neat little box based on old 45 boxes, which are awesome. My ex had a huge collection of those things, all of which had nifty 1960s op-art designs on them like the one used on this set.





I should have "misplaced" a few of those when we split.

 

[VF21]

(I don't know why I worry about anyone stealing my picks...)

Now & Forever - Andrew Lloyd Webber

http://www.amazon.com/Andrew-Lloyd-Webber-Now-Forever/dp/B00005R5UJ

On my island, Andrew Lloyd Webber will definitely have a place. This is what one reviewer at Amazon.com has to say about this box set:

This box set could very well be the only Andrew Lloyd Webber collection someone would ever need. (It) contains the highlights of his greatest work performed by the people who (arguably) performed the songs best. Most Lloyd-Webber fans will have the majority of the songs on the first three CDs (with the possible exception of American fans perhaps not having those from The Beautiful Game). However, these all of these tracks have been newly digitally remastered and sound better than ever. There are also other perks for us all-time buffs.

Disc 4 has many famous cover versions and singles, some of which you may already have, but you also get the bonuses on this disc of Kiri Te Kanawa's "The Heart is Slow to Learn" (which was originally going to be part of a sequel to Phantom) and the Metal Philharmonic Orchestra's breathtaking rendition of "A Kiss is A Terrible Thing To Waste" (featuring vocalist "Scarpia"). You will have chills for days after that one.

Finally, there is the famous disc 5! Tracks never before realeased on CD for many of us to enjoy for the first time. This CD takes us back to the roots of ALW's music and lets us taste a few of the early moments of his career. It includes many singles for several well-known artist that didn't quite work out. It even includes the song written by Lloyd-Webber for his 1992 wedding. This is the most treasured disc of the whole set, in my opinion. Of course, this whole set is a treasure (even the extravegant and informative booklet in the box) and I highly reccomend this to anyone with a passion for Lord Lloyd-Webber's music.

Track list:

Spoiler

Jesus Christ Superstar, musical Overture

Jesus Christ Superstar, musical Everything's Alright
with Yvonne Elliman, Ian Gillan, Murray Head

Jesus Christ Superstar, musical I Don't Know How To Love Him
with Yvonne Elliman

Jesus Christ Superstar, musical Gethsemane (I Only Want To Say)
with Steve Balsamo
Conducted by Michael Dixon

Jesus Christ Superstar, musical Superstar
with Murray Head

Evita, musical Oh What A Circus / Sing You Fools
with Antonio Banderas
Conducted by John Mauceri

Evita, musical I'd Be Surprisingly Good For You
with Elaine Paige, Joss Ackland

Evita, musical Another Suitcase in Another Hall
Performed by London Philharmonic Orchestra
with Barbara Dickson
Conducted by Anthony Bowles

Evita, musical Don't Cry For Me Argentina
Performed by London Philharmonic Orchestra
with Julie Covington
Conducted by Anthony Bowles

Evita, musical High Flying, Adored
with Patti LuPone, Mandy Patinkin

Cats, musical The Jellicle Ball
Conducted by Simon Lee

Cats, musical Memory
with Elaine Paige
Conducted by Simon Lee

Cats, musical Gus: The Theatre Cat
with Susan Jane Tanner
Conducted by Simon Lee

Cats, musical Mr. Mistoffelees
with Paul Nicholas

Song and Dance, musical Take That Look Off Your Face
with Marti Webb
Conducted by Harry Rabinowitz

Song and Dance, musical Tell Me on a Sunday
with Marti Webb
Conducted by Harry Rabinowitz

Song and Dance, musical Unexpected Song
with Sarah Brightman
Conducted by Harry Rabinowitz

I Don't Talk To Strangers Nothing Like You've Ever Known
with Sarah Brightman
Conducted by Harry Rabinowitz

Song and Dance, musical Introduction (after Paganini)
Conducted by Harry Rabinowitz

Song and Dance, musical Variations 1-4 (after Paganini)
Composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber
Conducted by Harry Rabinowitz

Starlight Express, musical Starlight Express

Starlight Express, musical Crazy

Starlight Express, musical Next Time You Fall in Love

Starlight Express, musical I Am the Starlight
with Ray Shell, Lon Satton

Starlight Express, musical Light at the End of the Tunnel
with Ray Shell, Lon Satton

Requiem for soloists, chorus & orchestra Hosanna
with Placido Domingo
Conducted by Lorin Maazel

Requiem for soloists, chorus & orchestra Pie Jesu
with Paul Miles-Kingston, Sarah Brightman
Conducted by Lorin Maazel

Phantom of the Opera, musical The Phantom of the Opera
with Michael Crawford, Sarah Brightman
Conducted by Michael Reed

Phantom of the Opera, musical The Music of the Night
with Michael Crawford
Conducted by Michael Reed

Phantom of the Opera, musical All I Ask of You
with Steve Barton, Sarah Brightman
Conducted by Michael Reed

Phantom of the Opera, musical Entr'acte
Conducted by Michael Reed

Phantom of the Opera, musical Masquerade
Composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber
Conducted by Michael Reed

Phantom of the Opera, musical Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again
with Sarah Brightman
Conducted by Michael Reed

Aspects of Love, musical Aspects of Aspects
Conducted by Michael Reed

Aspects of Love, musical Love Changes Everything
with Michael Ball
Conducted by Michael Reed

Aspects of Love, musical Seeing Is Believing
with Michael Ball, Ann Crumb
Conducted by Michael Reed

Aspects of Love, musical The First Man You Remember
with Diana Morrison
Conducted by Michael Reed

Aspects of Love, musical Anything But Lonely
with Sarah Brightman
Conducted by Michael Reed

Aspects of Love, musical Chanson d'Enfance
with Sarah Brightman
Conducted by Michael Reed

Joseph & His Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, musical Any Dream Will Do
with Jason Donovan

Joseph & His Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, musical Joseph's Coat
with Maria Friedman
Conducted by Michael Reed

Joseph & His Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, musical Close Every Door
Conducted by Michael Reed

By Jeeves, musical play Travel Hopefully
with Donna Stephenson

By Jeeves, musical play When Love Arrives
with Steven Pacey, Diana Morrison

By Jeeves, musical play Half a Moment
with Sarah Brightman

Sunset Boulevard, musical With One Look
with Glenn Close
Conducted by Paul Bogaev

Sunset Boulevard, musical New Ways to Dream
with Glenn Close
Conducted by Paul Bogaev

Sunset Boulevard, musical The Perfect Year
with Glenn Close
Conducted by Paul Bogaev

Sunset Boulevard, musical Sunset Boulevard
Conducted by Paul Bogaev

Sunset Boulevard, musical As If We Never Said Goodbye
with Glenn Close
Conducted by Paul Bogaev

Whistle Down The Wind, musical play Whistle Down The Wind
with Lottie Mayor, James Graeme
Conducted by Chris Nightingale

Whistle Down The Wind, musical play Cold

Whistle Down The Wind, musical play No Matter What
Conducted by Chris Nightingale

Whistle Down The Wind, musical play The Nature of the Beast
with Marcus Lovett, Lottie Mayor
Conducted by Chris Nightingale

The Beautiful Game, musical play Overture
Conducted by Simon Lee

The Beautiful Game, musical play The Beautiful Game
Conducted by Simon Lee

The Beautiful Game, musical play Our Kind of Love
with Hannah Waddingham
Conducted by Simon Lee

The Beautiful Game, musical play Don't Like You
with Josie Walker, David Shannon
Conducted by Simon Lee

The Beautiful Game, musical play Let Us Love In Peace
with Josie Walker

Evita, musical Oh What a Circus
with David Essex

Cats, musical Memory
with Betty Buckley

Phantom of the Opera, musical The Phantom of the Opera
with Sarah Brightman, Steve Harley

Phantom of the Opera, musical All I Ask Of You
with Cliff Richard, Sarah Brightman

Aspects of Love, musical Love Changes Everything
with Michael Ball
Conducted by Michael Reed

Joseph & His Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, musical Any Dream Will Do

Amigos Para Siempre (Official Theme of the Barcelona 1992 Games)
with Sarah Brightman, Jose Carreras
Conducted by Harry Rabinowitz, David Caddick

Sunset Boulevard, musical As if we Never Said Goodbye
with Barbra Streisand

Sunset Boulevard, musical The Perfect Year
Composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber

Sunset Boulevard, musical With One Look
Performed by BBC Concert Orchestra
with Petula Clark
Conducted by David White

Evita, musical You Must Love Me
with Madonna
Conducted by John Mauceri

The Heart is slow to learn

Whistle Down The Wind, musical play A Kiss is a Terrible Thing to Waste

Whistle Down The Wind, musical play Whistle Down the Wind

Whistle Down The Wind, musical play No Matter What

Whistle Down The Wind, musical play The Vaults of Heaven
with Tom Jones

Whistle Down The Wind, musical play Try Not to be Afraid
with Boy George

Requiem for soloists, chorus & orchestra Pie Jesu
Performed by Welsh National Opera Orchestra
with Charlotte Church
Conducted by Sian Edwards

Make believe love

Down thru' summer

I'll give all my love to Southend

Believe me I will

Joseph & His Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, musical 1969 Radio Luxembourg Commercial

Try it and see

Come back Richard your country needs you

Goodbye Seattle

Jesus Christ Superstar, musical John 19:41

What a line to go out on
with Yvonne Elliman

Disillusion me

The Ballad of Robert and Peter
with Tim Rice

Christmas Dream

Evita, musical It's Only Your Lover Returning / All Through my Crazy Wild Days / Don't Cry for Me Argentina
Performed by London Philharmonic Orchestra
with Julie Covington
Conducted by Anthony Bowles

It's Easy for you
with Elvis Presley

Magdalena
with Tony Christie

Evita, musical Buenos Aires

Cats, musical Pollicle Dogs and Jellicle Cats (cut from Cats)
with Andrew Lloyd Webber

Cats, musical Mungojerrie and Rumpleteazer
with Gemma Craven

I could have given you more
with Petula Clark

I've been in love too long
with Marti Webb

Benedicite

 

[Jespher]

Pick #9, and we're really moving now...I'm going to stick with the classics and bring in some heavy metal too. Some think that this band is more influential than the Beatles, but in a much different way.

Pick #9: Black Box: Black Sabbath 9 CD Boxed Set (2004)

Paranoid, War Pigs, Iron Man

More: http://www.black-sabbath.com/discog/blackbox.html

 

[SacKings7]

Given the surprisingly widespread admiration for this band expressed in other drafts, kinda surprised this has not been taken yet:

AC/DC - Box Set (2006)

I have generally been avoiding the box sets as something approaching cheating (they are after all just combinations of a bunch of regularly issued albums), but in attempting to pick up something from this band, there really was no other way to go. For what I can only assume is some sort of quirky belief, I don't think they have ever released a true Greatest Hits album. And since the album I was thinking of that came closest to one is actually included as one of the 17 in this box set, there just was no excuse not to take the whole collection. 166 songs songs, 17 albums spanning 4 decades, more hard classic rock hits than you can shake a stick at. Score!

Finally...

I was beginning to wonder if I should've entered this draft after all.

 

[pdxKingsFan]

With Clash on Broadway off the table and not simply wanting to take its 2004 reissue I needed another source for a career retrospective of my favorite band. This one will do just fine:
The Clash - The Singles (Box Set) (2006)

This is a bit overkill for the casual fan, because they've reproduced all of the Clash's singles in CD form meaning you get 19 cds of 2-7 tracks apiece. Not a problem when you're on the island with plenty of spare time on your hands.

 

[pdxKingsFan]

And next up...
Elvis Presley - The King of Rock 'n' Roll: The Complete 50's Masters (1992)

While the name is a slight misnomer as there are alternate takes not included here, this collection spanning 5 discs is a pretty thorough review of Elvis's Rock 'n' Roll years, far and away my favorite period of his career.

 

[Jespher]

Pick #10, and I think I need a soundtrack. This one is a classic, full of Motown hits and 60s/70s smooth rock.

Pick #10: The Big Chill Soundtrack: Deluxe Edition (2004)

Feelin' Alright, Ain't Too Proud to Beg, The Weight

Spoiler

Deluxe Edition Track Listing

Track Listings Disc: 1

1. Marvin Gaye - I Heard It Through The Grapevine
2. The Temptations - My Girl
3. The Rascals - Good Lovin'
4. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles - The Tracks Of My Tears
5. Three Dog Night - Joy To The World
6. The Temptations - Ain't Too Proud To Beg
7. Aretha Franklin - (You Make Me Feel Like A) Natural Woman
8. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles -I Second That Emotion
9. Procol Harum - A Whiter Shade Of Pale
10. The Exciters - Tell Him
11. Creedence Clearwater Revival - Bad Moon Rising
12. Percy Sledge - When A Man Loves A Woman
13. The Rascals - In The Midnight Hour
14. The Spencer Davis Group - Gimme Some Lovin'
15. The Band - The Weight
16. The Beach Boys - Wouldn't It Be Nice
17. Bert Kaempfert - Strangers In The Night
18. Church Version - You Can't Always Get What You Want
19. J.T. Lancer Theme

Disc: 2

1. Four Tops - It's The Same Old Song
2. Martha & The Vandellas - Dancing In The Street
3. Marvin Gaye - What's Going On
4. The Marvalettes - Too Many Fish In The Sea
5. Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell - Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing
6. Jimmy Ruffin - What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted
7. Jr. Walker & The All Stars - Shotgun
8. Isley Brothers -Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me A Little While)
9. The Supremes - Ask Any Girl
10. Lesley Gore - You Don't Own Me
11. Spanky & Our Gang - Like To Get To Know You
12. The Mamas And The Papas - Monday, Monday
13. Moody Blues - Nights In White Satin (The Night)
14. Joe Cocker - Feeling Alright
15. Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders - Game Of Love
16. James Brown - I Got You (I Feel Good)
17. Blues Magoos - (We Ain't Got) Nothing Yet
18. The Zombies - Time Of The Season
19. Howard Tate - Get It While You Can

 

[VF21]

My next pick features the incomparable Gracie Slick at her very best:

The Worst of the Jefferson Airplane - Audio CD - 6-6-2006

Song list:

1. It's No Secret
2. Blues From An Airplane
3. Somebody To Love
4. Today
5. White Rabbit
6. Embryonic Journey
7. Martha
8. The Ballad of You & Me & Pooneil
9. Watch Her Ride
10. Greasy Heart
11. Crown Of Creation
12. Chushingura
13. Lather
14. Plastic Fantastic Lover
15. Good Shepherd
16. We Can Be Together
17. Volunteers

Note: Includes "Watch Her Ride" and "Greasy Heart," which were not available on the original CD.

 

[D-Mass]

Next up...

Greatest Hits - Journey - 1988

Love it...all of it. Don't Stop Believin is one of my all time favorites...VF snagged it in the IPOD draft, so I had to pick it up with this.

 

[atxrocker]

The Roots- The best of the Roots 2006

 

[D-Mass]

Neat little box based on old 45 boxes, which are awesome. My ex had a huge collection of those things, all of which had nifty 1960s op-art designs on them like the one used on this set.





I should have "misplaced" a few of those when we split.

Well, you learn something every day. I had no idea that box was based on old 45 boxes. I'm not too young to remember 45's, but I don't recall having any of those boxes around.