JimBowie1958
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If I were stuck on a desert island with those 5 albums, I'd try to swim home
I agree with Back in Black, and Nevermind the Bullocks. As much as I like ZZTopp I can't agree with LaGrange, and there are better albums than let there be rock.
I couldn't choose between all of the phenomenal rock albums there are but I'll add some:
Tommy-The Who
Dark Side of The Moon-Pink Floyd
Pronounced-Lynyrd Skynyrd
Rumors-Fleetwood Mac
I agree with Back in Black, and Nevermind the Bullocks. As much as I like ZZTopp I can't agree with LaGrange, and there are better albums than let there be rock.
I couldn't choose between all of the phenomenal rock albums there are but I'll add some:
Tommy-The Who
Dark Side of The Moon-Pink Floyd
Pronounced-Lynyrd Skynyrd
Rumors-Fleetwood Mac
Yeah, the albums I listed were not necessarily top selling albums but started new trends in music that I greatly appreciate, like that Texas style rock ZZ Top does and Stevie Ray perfected.
Back in Black was a top seller though, and Nervermind and the Let there be rock albums should have sold more, IMO, but they were just a tad ahead of their time, it seems to me.
But I can sit and listen o them all day and often do if I am not listening to George Straight or some other country music.
I agree with Back in Black, and Nevermind the Bullocks. As much as I like ZZTopp I can't agree with LaGrange, and there are better albums than let there be rock.
I couldn't choose between all of the phenomenal rock albums there are but I'll add some:
Tommy-The Who
Dark Side of The Moon-Pink Floyd
Pronounced-Lynyrd Skynyrd
Rumors-Fleetwood Mac
Yeah, the albums I listed were not necessarily top selling albums but started new trends in music that I greatly appreciate, like that Texas style rock ZZ Top does and Stevie Ray perfected.
Back in Black was a top seller though, and Nervermind and the Let there be rock albums should have sold more, IMO, but they were just a tad ahead of their time, it seems to me.
But I can sit and listen o them all day and often do if I am not listening to George Straight or some other country music.
If we can also take 5 country, something by
George Jones
Johnny Cash (duh)
Porter Waggoner
Loretta Lynn
Patsy Cline
If I were stuck on a desert island with those 5 albums, I'd try to swim home
Yah, you'd need a music playing device, so you'd have to go and get it!
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I agree with Back in Black, and Nevermind the Bullocks. As much as I like ZZTopp I can't agree with LaGrange, and there are better albums than let there be rock.
I couldn't choose between all of the phenomenal rock albums there are but I'll add some:
Tommy-The Who
Dark Side of The Moon-Pink Floyd
Pronounced-Lynyrd Skynyrd
Rumors-Fleetwood Mac
I'd take Hank Williams, (NOT Jr.), Patsy Cline, Ernest Tubb, and the Carter family, with Cash sitting in.Yeah, the albums I listed were not necessarily top selling albums but started new trends in music that I greatly appreciate, like that Texas style rock ZZ Top does and Stevie Ray perfected.
Back in Black was a top seller though, and Nervermind and the Let there be rock albums should have sold more, IMO, but they were just a tad ahead of their time, it seems to me.
But I can sit and listen o them all day and often do if I am not listening to George Straight or some other country music.
If we can also take 5 country, something by
George Jones
Johnny Cash (duh)
Porter Waggoner
Loretta Lynn
Patsy Cline
On country top performers, my five favorite are
George Straight
Alan Jackson
Toby Keith
Johnny Cash
Clint Black
I'd take Hank Williams, (NOT Jr.), Patsy Cline, Ernest Tubb, and the Carter family, with Cash sitting in.If we can also take 5 country, something by
George Jones
Johnny Cash (duh)
Porter Waggoner
Loretta Lynn
Patsy Cline
On country top performers, my five favorite are
George Straight
Alan Jackson
Toby Keith
Johnny Cash
Clint Black![]()