They followed quite a few trends. Sometimes I wonder if they were too easily influenced. On the Grace Under Pressure tour video, Alex's hair was straight out of the A Flock of Seagulls catalog.

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New Tom Petty MOJO , great sounding recording and a great album.

Me, too! Also, couldn't help myself and bought new Ozzy, Eagles new 2-disc greatest hits (awesome remastering!) and new Steve Miller. Maybe I'll cancel work tomorrow.

After several spins each.

New Petty could be anyone's record. No great compositions, no surprises, not many grooves.

Same for Steve Miller. Both are excellent sounding, though.

Ozzy's Scream is an interior demo crew for less than 10 bucks. What everyone wants every Ozzy record to be. BIG sounds throughout. Oh, yeah!

Oh, and new Robert Randolph. Guess he forgot that he can torch that thing to sun-spot-hot fire. Too bad.

Every track on new Frampton either lights up @ 32K toward it's end, or smolders along, then ends with eruptions and lighting. Really lets his guitar chops shine on almost every track. Impressive 7 minute intstrumental track.

How's the guitar work on the Ozzy album?

Lykke Li's Youth Novels sounds phenomenal at high volume on my main system. It'd been a while.

Chad Smith's Bombastic Meatbats - don't worry, the link is safe! It's the funk-rock group with drummer from the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Just discovered this on the weekend with a random play list - great discovery for me. Anybody else heard of/like this style? I'd love to learn of other similar bands.

Cheers,

Are you sure I won't get STD's or something?

Just wear protection...