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I am generally not a "comedy" guy,...but I do like "The Wedding Singer."

Austintown, here.

I've lived in A-town since I was born.

I am old, so you may have to google some of this. I also did some bar DJ for awhile. No particular order, and if I type longer, then I will change my mind a good number of times. Thar she blows!

1) Soundtrack album: The Jimi Hendrix Film. Some great stuff and good film. It has two Bob Dylan (his greatest influence!) covers, some classic blues, and JH on a 12-string acoustic on a piece. I detest some of the fluffy interview crap, would rather have more Hendrix, but some GREAT stuff here.

2) Montrose. First album. Played this on my FM radio show. Over glam-packaged a sfar as "managed" sound, but way fine. Kind of driving music like Radar Love by Golden Earring. Singing helps!

3) Queen, "A Night at the Opera" Before the SNL popularity, Freddie Mercury owned some folks' radios.
There is life after Bohemian Rhapsody.

2) Montrose. First album. Played this on my FM radio show. Over glam-packaged a sfar as "managed" sound, but way fine. Kind of driving music like Radar Love by Golden Earring. Singing helps!

GREAT album,...I need to replace mine--gave it away to my buddy in Charleston,...and I would really like to find a copy of Radar Love,...any idea what compilation disc it might be on ?? (if not, I'll research it,...)

AC DC Back in Black
Led Zeppelin
Skynard Gold and Platinum (I know I am cheating)

Mine seem to change from time to time

Thats hard to narrow it down to just three, not in any order....

1. Black Sabbath...Heaven & Hell

2. Waylon Jennings......Super hits.....

3. Bob Marley....Exodus..


Molly Hatched no guts no glory...wow....Lynard Skynard.....man there are alot of great ones, but these three are more for not only the music but where I was & what was going on at that point of my life, all three bring back great times, good friends and cloudy memories....mon....



Stir it up......