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CDs, A thru G
Subject: CD list, last updated 10-2002... s/t = self-titled
For new releases, see the bottom of this page.
You may be wondering why I have my CDs listed on a mountain biking site. Well, I'll tell ya. Music is my other passion, and I like getting new music from other folks, as well as buying it. I like trading, and I can record CDs as well as MiniDiscs. If interested in trading, please feel free to contact me (see far below). Meanwhile, here's my list...
A *A Perfect Circle *AC/DC- Back In Black *The Adventures- Sea Of Love *Aerosmith- Get Your Wings *Agent Orange- This Is The Voice *A House- On Our Big Fat Merry-Go-Round *Alien Ant Farm- ANThology *Alcohol Funnycar- Burn *All- Allroy Sez, Allroy For Prez, Allroy's Revenge, Allroy Saves, Percolater *American Hifi- The Art of Losing *American Music Club- Everclear *Ammonia- Mint 400 *Animal Logic- I, II *Ape Hangers-Ultrasounds *April's Motel Room- Black 14 *Joan Armatrading- Walk Under Ladders, Greatest Hits (ooo, that's original)
B *Baby Animals- I, Shaved & Dangerous *The B-52's- I, Cosmic Thing, Good Stuff *Bad Brains- Rock For Light, The Youth Are Getting Restless, Spirit Electricity, Live, I Against I, Rise, Banned In DC (best of), Live at Maritime Hall, S.F., God Of Love *David Baerwald- Bedtime Stories *Balaam & The Angel- Live Free Or Die, Days Of Madness *The Band- Stage Fright *Bangles- All Over The Place, Different Light *Tony Banks- Bankstatement *Barkmarket- Vegas Throat, Gimmick *The Beat Farmers- Glad And Greasy, Loud & Plowed Live! *The Beatles- most of 'em *Jean Beauvoir- Drums Across The Mohawk *Jeff Beck- Blow By Blow, Wired *Stevie Ray Vaughan/Jeff Beck- Fire Meets The Fury (a few songs from each guy's catalog) *Adrian Belew- Young Lions, Desire Of The Rhino King *Pat Benatar-Heartbreaker (best of) *Best Kissers In The World- Puddin', Been There *Better Than Ezra- Rosealita And More *The Bible- Eureka *Big Back Forty- Bested *Big Drill Car- No Worse For The Wear *Big Head Todd & The Monsters- Strategem, Sister Sweetly, Beautiful World *Bigmouth- s/t *Bigod 20- The Bog/IQ *Big Country- The Crossing Big Hate- You're Soaking In It *Billionaire- Ascension *Billy Goat- Bush Roaming Mammals *The Black Velvet Band- When Justice Came *Blameless- The Signs Are All There *Blender- Jehova's Hitlist *Blink 182- Josie EP *The Bluchunks- Out Of The Mouths Of Babes *The Blue Aeroplanes- Swagger *The Blue Hearts- EP *Blues Saraceno- Never Look Back, Plaid *Bob Log III- School Bus, Log Bomb, *Bodeans- Black & White *Boiler Room- Can't Breathe *Bone Club- Beautiflu (yes, I spelled that right) *Boom Crash Opera- I, These Here Are Crazy Times *Bootsauce- The Brown Album, Bull Bottlefly- s/t *Bourgeois Tagg- s/t, Yoyo *David Bowie- Earthling, The Heart's Filthy Lesson (EP), hours..., Heathen *Bozzio, Levin, Stevens- s/t? *Brand X- Livestock, Moroccan Roll, Manifest Destiny, Masques, Unorthodox Behaviour, Product, Xtrax and a couple of live boots *Broke- s/t *Bruford- One Of A Kind, The Bruford Tapes, Feels Good To Me, Master Strokes *The Buck Pets- Mercurotones, To The Quick *Buffalo Tom- Sleepy Eyed, Smitten *Bugzy- s/t (great disc) *BWF- Unsentimental
C *Candlebox- s/t *The Candy Skins- The Space I'm In, Fun?, Death Of A Minor TV Celebrity *Catherine Wheel- Happy Days, Like Cats & Dogs, Adam & Eve, Wishville *The Cavedogs- Six Tender Moments, Joy Rides For Shut-Ins, Soul Martini *The Charthogs- EP *The Charlatans UK- Between 10th And 11th *Cheap Trick- s/t, *Chevelle- s/t *Chicago- VI *The Chills- Brave Words, Soft Bomb, Submarine Bells *Clutch- Pure Rock Fury *Cock Robin- s/t, After Here Through Midland, First Love Last Rites *Bruce Cockburn- Stealing Fire, Waiting For A Miracle (Singles '70-'87) *Coheed & Cambria- In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth *Cold- Year of the Spider, 13 Ways To Bleed Onstage *Collective Soul- s/t, Disciplined Breakdown, Blender *Shawn Colvin- Steady On, A Few Small Repairs, Live '88 *Concrete Blonde- s/t, Free *Consolidated- This Is A Collective *Bill Connors- Assembler, Double Up *Julian Cope- East Easy RiderEP, Beautiful Love EP, St. Julian, My Nation Underground *Stewart Copeland- The Rhythmatist *Elvis Costello- My Aim Is True (Ryko re-release w/ 22 songs) *Counting Crows- August & Everything After *Cowboy Junkies- Black Eyed Man *Cracker- Low EP, Kerosene Hat *Crash Test Dummies- God Shuffled His Feet *CCR- Chronicle Vols. 1&2 *Crowded House- I, Temple Of Low Men *Cruel Story of Youth- I *The Cult- Dreamtime, Love, High Octane Cult *The Cure- Pictures Of You EP, Show, Disintegration *Cutting Crew- Broadcast, The Scattering.
D *Dada- Puzzle, American Highway Flower, El Subliminoso, s/t *Dag- Righteous *Dag Nasty- Can I Say/ Wig Out At Denko's, Field Day *Danzig- promo rel. 1988 w/ Twist Of Cain, etc. *Darlahood- Big Fine Thing *david & david- Boomtown Day In The Life- s/t *Deacon Blue- When The World Knows Your Name, Fellow Hoodlums *Dead Surf Kiss- Narcotic Nevada *Deep Purple- In Rock, Fireball, Who Do We Think We Are!, Machine Head, Burn, Stormbringer, Nobody's Perfect, Come Taste The Band, Slaves And Masters *Default- The Fallout *Deftones- Around The Fur, White Pony *Device- 22B3 *The Devlins- Drift *Al DiMeola- Land Of The Midnight Sun, Elegant Gypsy, Casino *The Din Pedals- I *Dio- Sacred Heart *Dishwalla- Pet Your Friends, Haze EP *Dire Straits- Brothers In Arms *Divinyls- Essential Divynyls, s/t (w/ 'I Touch Myself') *dogma- Feeding the Future *DollsHead- Frozen Charlotte (sounds like Garbage) *Dregs (ie Dixie Dregs)- Freefall, What If, Night Of The Living Dregs, Dregs Of the Earth, Off The Record, Bring 'em Back Alive, Full Circle, California Screamin' (live, sounds like caca, but it's an official release) *The Doobie Brothers- What Were Once Vices, etc. *Dovetail Joint- 001 *Dragmules- 2A Ducks Deluxe s/t Taxi To The Terminal Zone *The Dukes of Stratosphear- Chips From The Chocolate Fireball *Bob Dylan- Blood On The Tracks
E *Eat- Sell Me A God *Echo & the Bunnymen- Songs To Learn And Sing, Enlighten Me (EP) *Eight Stops Seven- In Moderation *Joe Ely- s/t, Honky Tonk Masquerade, Musta Gotta Lotta, Love And Danger, At Liberty Lunch, Down On The Drag, Letter To Laredo, Twisting In The Wind *The English Beat- I Just Can't Stop It, Whappen, Special Beat Service *Eve 6*- s/t *Eye & I- s/t
F *Far- Water And Solutions *Fetchin' Bones- Galaxy 500 *Fig Dish- That's What Love Songs Often Do, When Shove Goes Back to Push *Filter- Short Bus, Title of Record *Fishbone- s/t, Truth & Soul, Bonin' In The Boneyard EP, Sunless Saturday EP, The Reality Of My Surroundings *Flaming Lips- Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots *Flower Kings- Sampler, A Journey to the Hidden Corners of Your Mind, Alive on Planet Earth , Retropolis, Space Revolver *Fluorescein- High Contrast Comedown *Foam- Big Windshield Little Mirror *Follow For Now- s/t *Foo Fighters- The Colour And The Shape *Robben Ford- Talk To Your Daughter, Handful Of Blues *40 Below Summer- Invitation To The Dance *Fountains Of Wayne- s/t, Utopia Pkwy *Peter Frampton- Comes Alive! *Fretblanket- Junkfuel *From Good Homes- s/t *Frosted- Cold *Frozen Ghost- s/t, Nice Place To Visit, Shake Your Spirit *Fuel- Sunburn, Shimmer EP *Fugazi- 13 Songs, Repeater + 3 Songs, Steady Diet Of Nothing
G *Peter Gabriel- s/t, Plays Live, So, Secret World Live *Galactic Cowboys- Space In Your Face *Rory Gallagher- Calling Card, Top Priority *Gamma- The Best Of Gamma *Garbage- s/t *Gaunt- Bricks *Gay Dad- Leisure Noise *Gaye Bykers On Acid- Stewed To The Gills *Gene Loves Jezebel- Immigrant, The House Of Dolls, Kiss Of Life, Heavenly Bodies *Genesis- 3 Sides Live, Invisible Touch *Gin Blossoms- Up & Crumbling EP *Gloritone- Cup Runneth Over *God Lives Underwater- GLU EP *The Godfathers- Birth, School, Work, Death, Unreal World *Godsmack I & II *Goldfinger- Open Your Eyes *Goo Goo Dolls- A Boy Named Goo, Superstar Car Wash *Grace Pool- s/t *David Gray- White Ladder *Guano Apes- Proud Like A God *Gun- Better Days (single) *Guster- Lost And Gone Forever
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New CDs and DVDs. Even a couple of BMFs, besides!
Newest, 5-05
System of a Down- Mezmerize
American Head Charge- The Feeding
Pepper's Ghost- Shake The Hand That Shook The World
Liquor & Poker comp- Crash Kelly/Dirty Americans/ The Hellacopters etc.
Spoon- Gimme Fiction (w/ bonus tracks)
Porcupine Tree- Deadwing
Monitor This!- April/May '05
Rollins Band- Nice
The Sountrack Of Our Lives- Origin Vol. 1
Backyard Babies- Tinnitus
Theory of a Deadman- Gasoline
Green Day- American Idiot
Spitalfield comp w/ The Black Maria/Straylight Run
U2- All That You Can't Leave Behind
Doves- Some Cities
John Hiatt- Anthology (2 discs)
Killers- Hot Fuss
Is It Rolling Bob?- A Reggae Tribute To Bob Dylan
Air- Talkie Walkie
Pitty Sing- s/t
The Walkmen- Bows and Arrows
Easy Star All-Stars- Dub Side Of The Moon
Long-View- Mercury
The Futureheads
The Blue Van- The Art Of Rolling
The Blue Merle- Burning In The Sun
New as of 1-05
Bright Eyes- Digital Ash...
...Trail of Dead- Worlds Apart (also have an EP w/ 2 songs not on the CD)
Kaki King- Legs To Make Us Longer (also have a couple of live shows from the internet)
Ray LaMontagne- Trouble (also have a couple of live shows from the internet)
Maroon 5- Songs About Jane (import- couple of extra songs)
Simple Kid- 1
Diecast- Tearing Down Your Blue Skies
Living Colour- Live From CBGB's 1989
Collective Soul- Youth
U2- Atomic Bomb
Avion- s/t (singer from The Tories' band)
Tift Merritt- Tambourine
Futureheads- s/t
Anberlin- Blueprints For The Black Market
Shiner- Lula Divinia and The Egg
Prong- 100% Live
Rammstein- Reise, Reise
The Haunted- revolver
Green Day- American Idiot
Gov't Mule- Deja Voodoo
Keane- Hopes & Fears
Killers- Hot Fuss
The Music- Welcome To The North
Below is older new stuff I haven't put into order yet. Lazy bastard. :^(
The Refreshments- Fizzy, Fuzzy, Big and Buzzy, Deconstruction s/t(?), Three Days Grace- s/t, Indigenous- s/t (SRV-type bluesy stuff), Vendetta Red- Between The Never and the Now, David Bowie- Reality, Living Colour- Collideascope, blink-182- s/t (member of Rolling Stone's top 50 for '03), Van Morrison- What's Wrong w/ This Picture (3 song EP), Joe Bonamassa- So, It's Like That (SRV bluesy-type stuff), The Producers- 1st/You Make The Heat, Coelacanth (clever 80s pop), Hotwire- The Routine, Fountains of Wayne- Welcome, Interstate Managers (another member of Rolling Stone's top 50 for '03), A Perfect Circle- Thirteenth Step, Further Seems Forever- How To Start A Fire, Deconstruction- s/t?, One Minute Silence- Buy Now, Saved Later, Mushroomhead- XIII, Die Trying- s/t (sounds like Papa Roach), Complex- Best of (Japanese pop- pretty catchy and funny), Coheed & Cambria- In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth (RS top 5 emo disc), The Darkness- Permission To Land (AC/DC meets Queen), Dysrhythmia- Pretest (Steve Albini/Rapeman-styled), 40 Below Summer- The Mourning After (good hard rock), John Mayer- Room For Squares, Dave Navarro- Trust No One, lots of Godsmack and Rammstein and Porcupine Tree, Bad Brains- Banned In DC (best of), Live at Maritime Hall, S.F., God Of Love
DVDs- Three Dog Night- 'Live with the Tennesee Symphony Orchestra,' X-Men, Deep Purple- 'Perihelion,' (live set, w/ Steve Morse on guitar), Mudvayne- Live in Peoria (from 2001- you gotta see this to believe it), Norah Jones- Live in New Orleans, Toto Live in Amsterdam, Steve Morse Band and Dregs, Train- Midnight Moon, John Mayer- Any Given Thursday, U2- Live From Slane Castle, Ireland.
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Some of my compilations...
Here are some of the comps I've made over the years. If you've been thinking about checking out a specific artist, this may be the way to go. Infectious Grooves, Violent & Funky: A couple of guys from Suicidal Tendencies making metal funk. Nasty. Red Hot Chili Peppers: From their first first self-titled release to Californication, with a few extras thrown in.
The Seventy-Sevens: Pop out of Sacramento. I love 'em (they're very hooky and well-recorded), but I haven't been able to find anyone else who does. Allmusic has them listed under Gospel, but there ain't no frickin' way they're gospel music. It's Christian, but not overtly. I didn't realize it until I made this comp. It's just hooky! Allmusic.com: Described by Larry Norman as being "too Christian for the radio, and too radio for the Church," the 77's were formed in Sacramento in the early '80s by Mike Roe (vocals, guitar) Mark Tootle (keyboards, guitar, vocals), Jan Eric Volz (bass, guitar, vocals) and drummer Mark Proctor. Known at first as the Savage Young Scratch Band, the Christian band changed their name and released Ping Pong over the Abyss in 1982, and then replaced Proctor with Aaron Smith for All Fall Down two years later. Mark Tootle left after the 77's live album 88, but the group split up after 1990's Sticks and Stones. Roe then re-formed the band with Smith and two-thirds of the Strawmen: Mark Harmon (bass, vocals) and David Leonhardt (rhythm guitar, vocals). Seventy Sevens (originally titled "Pray Naked") was released in 1992. Drowning with Land in Sight appeared in 1994, and was followed by tom tom Blues. Roe has also recorded as a solo artist and with the Lost Dogs. In the late '90s, the group formed their own Fools of the World label and reissued many of their older albums, as well as releasing 1999's EP and 2001's A Golden Field of Radioactive Crows among other new titles.
The Dixie Dregs, I'll Just Pick: Think of a genre of music, and the Dregs probably play it- from hoedown pickin' to prog-rock, it's in there somewhere.
dada: My favorite band. Exquisite pop tunes, by a band that should be huuuuuuuge.
Royal Crescent Mob: Here's what allmusic.com said about 'em: Playing a noisy, goofy, sometimes sloppy version of the punk-funk hybrid pioneered by the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Columbus, OH's Royal Crescent Mob is led by vocalist/harmonica player David Ellison and features guitarist B and multi-instrumentalist Harold Chichester. The group debuted in 1986 with a low-fi EP, Land of Sugar (later reissued as part of Something New, Old and Borrowed), and signed with the Moving Target label for the next year's Omerta. This helped the band snag a major-label deal with Sire, which issued the LPs Spin the World (1989) and Midnight Rose's (1991). In spite of being dropped from Sire, the Royal Crescent Mob continues to record actively, releasing Destruction in 1992 and Good Lucky Killer in 1994.
Tribal Tech, Inferiority Complex: Hot fusion, from excellent players.
Dave Weckl: Master of the drumset. Fusion.
Journey: Yeah, you read it right. Except these toons are from their first 3 discs, when they were a prog-rock outfit. Better than you ever thought they could be, before Steve Perry stepped in.
Many more various-type comps, in a coupla different styles. If you like hard rock, urine luck- I've got plenty of those.
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