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Truckin'-The Grateful Dead (American Beauty, 1970)

 

you know, i haven't really listened to a lot of the Grateful Dead. I should probably get on that...

anyway, "Gloria: In Excelsis Deo/ Gloria [Van Morrison Version]" by Patti Smith off of the Horses album.

 

Patti Smith is really terribly under-appreciated..she is great and I love this song and the Horses album

Here Comes The Sun/Homeward Bound-George Harrison & Paul Simon (Live, 1976)

 

well, i have never heard that version but i do like the songs here comes the sun A LOT so i would imagin that it's pretty sweet.

walk away- ben harper

 

he's ok.

at the chime of a city clock - Nick Drake

 

God, I love Nick Drake. Haven't listened to him in awhile. Because I find alot of his songs kind of depressing but still, very beautiful.

Elvis Costello - 'Alison'

 

he made some good songs and that is one of them ----HMS bounty:madame silky (things 1968 west coast psych rock)

 

once again, no idea..but i shall check it out

Childe-T. Rex (T. Rex, 1970)

 

I like T-Rex! But I wouldn't buy one of their albums though.

Skunk Anansie - 'Weak'

 

Don't know that song, but they never really blew me away.

Taser guns means big fun - Man or Astroman

 

should be groovy

Jewel-T. Rex (T. Rex, 1970)

 

Like I said before, I like them.

Stranglers - 'Golden Brown'

 

Great song, but heard it too often!


Ooby dooby - Roy Orbison

 

^classic!

Love Today by Mika from Life In Cartoon Motion (2007 release)

 

don't know it --- the remains:don't look back (the remains 1966 garage rock)

 

I actually never gotten into him..he's alright of a guitarist..but nothing he's ever done ever wowed me like his idols Jimi Hendrix or Buddy Guy

Hold On-John Lennon (Plastic Ono Band, 1970)

 

cool song.

Moby Grape-Indifference

 

from their 1967 classic debut lp,i like moby grape ---neil young:down by the river (live at the fillmore 1970)

 

That's one of my favorite Young songs

Jasper C Debussy-Tyrannosaurus Rex (home recording, 1967)

 

Don't know that song.

Umphrey's McGee-Anchor Drops