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Slightly loose, pretty tight, driving and flying and taking the emotions new places. Keep going strong, guys. The world's waitin'.

Always thought this one was a classic in a class of its own. Thanks for uploading!

Golden Era of Art Rock. Along with The End on their first disk, they proved themselves to be a true avant garde band (America's answer to Pink Floyd) barre none for the time. Alas, the wave crested, Jim went under and the magic dissipated....

Gotta chuckle at those who click-on only to hate, as if that's original. (Hey, maybe you' can just use her power of attraction to garner some attraction to you.) I always thought her voice and delivery was addictive, but what do I know...cuz she enjoyed a drink. Unfortunately it got the better...

So deep and so powerful. Buckley will be remembered for plumbing emotional depths and creating songs that carry us on a voyage away from heres and nows to spiritual places. Thanks for uploading this.

To be sure, back in "the Day," these guys were a relief from disco and even some of the lame-o-wavers. Yeah, they had the pop thing going full throttle, but they could keep it tight and drive hard.

Guys come together. Guys create something powerful, beautiful, then all just dissipates...

Only after sacrificing years of lugging your gear around yourselves and dealing with vampire dealers are you allowed to speak affectionately of "those years." Yes, you make a name for yourself, but wage an up-hill battle in the process. If you can persevere, you get the recognition...there's m...

have always loved Watts drumming on this...well, that plus the opening which always sends goose-bumps up me spine. Sheesh, these guys had it all!!!!!!!!!!!

Listen to that over-load of fuzzzzz! Amp it up 'till it's MAXXXXXED OUTTTTTT!

John said, "I tune my drums like thunder and then I play like thunder." So, if the kids feel a tingle in the crotch region...Anyway, that's rock and none can compare with him. (Go forth and multiply...)

Bit of fuzz, bit of funk and lots of 'tude from this dude. Players said whether he was in a studio or on a stage, he was the same--giving himself totally to the music, but playing up the posturing just the same.

Yeah, this one takes me back. A time when music had a mission: universal turning-on and, lest we forget, love. And the musicians were into it more than for the money. Some say this was not a commercially-successful album for the group, as if that has to be the true measure of the brilliance co...

First heard them on alt. radio The Buzz, thought they may have taken their chops from T. Rex, er Stardust et al. A major HOG risin' in SPACE, touring with Aerosmith and looming over the light-weights. Then they break up. (Cool riff, but does anyone think this has racist overtones?)

You see how that puck "'magically" finds its way into the net and you believe!!!!