Rush : ABC 1974 The First American Broadcast

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Classic Rock Vol.6

CLASSIC ROCK 

VOL. 6

TRACK LIST 

Purple Haze
( Jimi Hendrix )

My Generation 
( The Who )

Come and See Me
( The Pretty Things  )

Heart Full of Soul 
( The Yardbirds )

Why Don't We Do It In The Road ?
( The Beatles )

Jumpin' Jack Flash
( The Rolling Stones )

Sunshine Superman
( Donovan )

Shake Em On Down
( Savory Brown )

Here Come The Night
( Them )

Poontang Blues/ Build Me a Woman/
 Sunday Trucker ( Live )
( The Doors )

Lola
( The Kinks )

The House of The Rising Sun
( The Animals )

Soul Love 
( Davie Bowie )

Money
( Pink Floyd )

Only Love Can Break Your Heart
( Neil Young )

A Song For You
( Leon Russell )

I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know
( Blood Sweat & Tears )

Dazed and Confused
 ( BBC )
( Led Zeppelin )


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Frank Zappa : Freaks And Motherfu*#@%! / Mothers Fillmore East 1971

Frank Zappa 

 Freaks And Motherfu*#@%!

TRACK LIST 

Happy Together

Wino Man 

( With Dr. John Routine )

Concentration Moon

Pallidan Routine

Call any Vegetable

Little House I Used to Live in

Mudshark Variations

Holiday in Berlin

Sleeping in a Jar

Cruising for Burgers

MOTHER'S LIVE

Fillmore East, June 1971

BONUS !!!

I Also Added The 

John Lennon  LIVE JAM 

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Jimi Hendrix : Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

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Free : Tons of Sobs ( UK Version )

Tons of Sobs

 is the debut album

 by English

 blues rock band 

Free

 released in the UK

 on  March 14 1969. 

While the album failed

 to chart in the UK,

 it did reach #197

 in the US.

Free 
are cited as 

one of
 the definitive bands

 of the 
British blues boom 

of the late 1960s

 even though this is

 the only album

 of their canon

 that can 
strictly be called 

blues rock. 

The title of the album

 does not relate directly

 to the content 

of the album;

 it is possibly

 oblique reference

 to the darker,

 more sombre moments

 of the record.

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The Doors : 13 and More.....

13 

is the first 

compilation album 

by

 The Doors

 Released on

  November 30 1970 

by Elektra Records,

 it debuted at number 75

 on December 19, 1970,

 peaked at Number 25 

for two weeks

 (January 2 and January 9, 1971) 

and was off the charts

 after May 8. 

It spent a total of 21 weeks 

on the charts. 

The album has never been

 issued on CD 

and because, 

while it was the only

 compilation released 

before lead singer 

Jim Morrison's death,

 it does not include songs 

from L.A. Woman, 

released in 1971.

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The Animals : Animal Tracks ( UK Version )

Animal Tracks

 is the second

 British album

 by 

The Animals 

It was 

released in

 1965 

and reached #6 

on the UK charts

TRACK LIST 

Mess Around

How You've Changed

Hallelujah, I Love Her So

I Believe to My Soul

Worried Life Blues

Roberta

I Ain't Got You

Bright Lights, Big City

Let the Good Times Roll

For Miss Caulker

Roadrunner

BONUS TRACKS 

Boom Boom 

Bring it on Home To Me

Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood

We Gotta Get Out of This Place

It's My Life 

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Alice Cooper : Nobody Likes...Alice Cooper Live

Science Fiction

 is an

 unauthorized

Live Album 

release of

The Alice Cooper Band

Originally released on

 vinyl in the UK

 in 1987 

as

 Ladies Man,

 this CD version

 was released 

throughout 

Europe and Australia 

in 1991

 and re-issued

 in 2000. 

Over the years, 

this collection of songs

 has been released

 several times 

by various record labels 

under different titles, 

using slightly different

 track titles

 and track orders. 

(See the list below)

The disc is a collection 

of songs recorded during 

Alice Cooper's 

infamous

 chicken-throwing performance 

at the 

Toronto 

Rock and Roll Revival festival 

in 1969, 

and showcases

 the early psychedelic 

music style 

of Cooper and

 his band 

in support of their

 very first album release, 

Pretties for You.

Alternate Titles

• Ladies Man
• Alice Cooper Live
• Blood on My Chopper
• The Early Years: Live
• Experience
• Freak Out
• Freak Out Song
• Live! [Digitally Remastered]
• Live at Toronto
• Live Series
• Nobody Like Me
• Nobody Likes Me
• * Nobody Likes...Alice Cooper Live
• Snorting Anthrax
• Painting a Picture
• Home To Mother
• Toronto Rock 'N' Roll Revival

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The Who : Who's Next ( Deluxe Edition )

Who's Next

 is the fifth

 studio album

 by English 

rock band

 The Who 

It developed from

 the aborted

 Lifehouse project, 

a multi-media

 rock opera 

written by

 the group's 

Pete Townshend 

as a follow-up 

to the band's 

1969 album 

Tommy. 

The project was

 cancelled due

 to its complexity 

and conflicts with

 Kit Lambert,

 the band's manager, 

but Townshend 

was persuaded to 

record the songs as

 a straightforward 

studio album.

The Who 

recorded 

Who's Next 

with assistance from

 recording engineer

 Glyn Johns. 

After producing the song

 "Won't Get Fooled Again" 

in the

 Rolling Stones

 Mobile Studio,

 they relocated to

 Olympic Studios

 to record and mix

 most of the album's 

remaining songs.

 They made prominent use

 of the synthesizer 

on the album, 

particularly on

 "Won't Get Fooled Again" 

and

 "Baba O'Riley", 

which were both

 released as singles. 

The cover photo

 was shot by

 Ethan Russell 

and made reference to

 the monolith in the

 1968 film

 2001: A Space Odyssey,

 as it featured group members

 having urinated 

against a concrete piling

 protruding from a slag heap.