Self Titled Album
Self Titled Album
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 Paul Davis Self Titled LP WHITE LABEL PROMO in Stereo US $4.95
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 AMBROSIA 1975 Self Titled Debut LP 20th Century No T 434 Vinyl is Excellent US $10.99
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 WHITESNAKE SELF TITLED GEFFEN 1987 STEREO US $1.98
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 MCDONALD AND GILES ALBUM COTILLION 1971 VG TO NEAR MINT RECORD US $3.95
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 Vinyl IDA CON SNOCK Self Titled NM LP on Gnomonsong Records MICHAEL HURLEY US $11.16
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 Renaissance Scheherazade Prog Rock VG Sire US $10.00
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 M 1966 MONO 1st LOVE Arthur Lee GARAGE FUZZ Psych ARTHUR LEE FUZZ PUNK SHAKER US $67.00
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 Deep Purple Self titled US $2.00
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 “THE ALBERT” self titled jazz rock fusion funk LP on PERCEPTION original SEALED US $195.77
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 The Psychedelic Furs Self titled Album 1980 US $7.00
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 The Sweet Inspirations Self Titled VG Rare Atlantic 1967 US $29.99
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 WILD BILL DAVISON 1stPress UK Vinyl LP FONTANA TL5413 US $7.88
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 GUY LAFLEUR SEALED SELF TITLED LP LAFLEUR ORIGINAL PRESSING FROM QUEBEC RARE US $14.99
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AVENGED SEVENFOLD MAKING SELF-TITLED ALBUM (1 - 6)
Top Five Most Anticipated Albums Of 2007
The Following Are My Five Most Anticipated Albums of 2007.
1. Radiohead - TBA - TBA.
Radiohead's latest album is supposed to come out this year. It is as of now unnamed and there's no release date. They don't even have a record label as of now and it's unknown how their album will be released if it is released. All of this only adds to the excitement. Radiohead hasn't released a new album in four years (time flies, no?) so there's been quite a buildup to this new album.
I've heard some of the tracks that are supposed to be on the new album in a live recordings found online. I've been very happy with what I've heard. I have pretty high expectations for this album with the combination of how good Thom Yorke's "Eraser" was (one of my top albums of 2006.) and with the high quality of these live recordings.
My desire is that Radiohead does not begin to rest on their laurels and they do not try dumb things down to the lowest common denominator. I hope they come out with their most ambitious and progressive album yet.
2. Air - Pocket Symphony - March 6th
I'm a huge fan of Air. I love all of their albums. My favorite being 10,000 Hz Legend because of it's weirdness and abstractions. But even their more easy listening material (such as the somewhat overrated Moon Safari) is great.
I've heard some negative things about this album from folks who have heard advance copies (I haven't got one myself yet) but I'm still excited to hear it because well, I often find that other people have bland taste (preferring Moon Safari over 10,000 Hz Legend is a great example in my mind.)
3. Wilco - Sky Blue Sky - May 15th
Yankee Hotel Foxtrot is one of the best albums of this century. A Ghost Is Born is pretty damn good too. Those are two pretty good reasons to be excited about the new Wilco album. Much like Radiohead I'm hoping for more adventure. I'm actually not a huge fan of the 90s Wilco material. I find it a bit bland.
4. Akron/Family - TBA - Spring
Akron/Family's debut self titled album was one of my favorite musical discoveries of recent times. Unfortunately I haven't been able to get into their 2006 album Meek Warrior at anywhere near the same level. That being said I'm still excited about their new album. I think if nothing else Akron/Family is not a band that's going to rest. I think they are adventuresome and not afraid to try new things. That makes them a rather exciting force in my book.
5. The Smashing Pumpkins - TBA - Spring 2007
I'm cautiously optimistic that Billy Corgan has something interesting up his sleeve. I was not a big fan of Machina and I thought Zwan wasn't particularly interesting and The Future Embrace downright awful. All of that being said I think The Pumpkins 90s work stands up very well today and I'm more than willing to give Corgan and the Pumpkins another chance. If nothing else I'm very curious about this album.
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How many records did The Treacherous Three's albums sell, Old Skool Flava and their first self titled album?
^^^^^^^^^^^^^you have no life all you do is talk junk
idk probly 50,000
