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Taste On The Boards Songs On The Boards Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   The Rory blueprint. I first heard this album (my friend's brother had it) in the early seventies. I had no idea about Rory Gallagher (or Taste). All I knew was, this album rocked! From the opener on, Rory's wide ranging influences made for an exciting and varied ride. His blues based stuff burned ("What's Going On", "Morning Sun" etc ...), while jazz ("It's Happened Before ...") and folk ("See Here") equally impressed. In many ways, this was the high-water mark for Rory's creativity - you can sense his youthful enthusiasm and lack of restraint. After this his solo stuff became (slightly) less adventurous, and while this is not necessarily a bad thing, it's always interesting to reflect on "the artist as a young man". Essential listening for Rory fans! Submitted by mark.richards.99 (Sydney, NSW, Australia)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
surprisingly grown up but still fresh showcases rory's early talents as songwriter, saxplayer, harpplayer, guitarist in jazz/blues. good drumming.
pity this band never stayed on- I love it - gets better each time I hear it.
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One of the blues jazz rock greatest album ever!!! If like you the blues this album is for you, it's a milestone from the Irish Rock. Submitted by joximgp (Morelia, México.)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
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Purchase On The Boards CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Black Sabbath Master Of Reality CD (1971)
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$9.15 The album's opening track, "Sweet Leaf," a salute to one of the band's favorite smokeable substances, contains one of metal's heaviest guitar riffs, courtesy of Tony Iommi. Another eternal band favorite is the grim, post-nuclear war tale "Children of the Grave." Vocalist Ozzy Osbourne is in fine voice on "After Forever" and "Lord of this World," while the more tranquil "Solitude" and the instrumental Iommi compositions "Embryo" and "Orchid" offer a bit of variety. Though not quite as influential as PARANOID, MASTER OF REALITY remains one of heavy metal's founding gems.
While other frontrunners of hard rock/metal like Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple began dabbling in other musical forms (folk and string symphonies, respectively), Black Sabbath stuck close to its original direction and was rewarded with several of the most enduring rock ...
| | Black Sabbath Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath CD (1974)
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$8.79 While the title track is the album's best-known song, SABBATH BLOODY SABBATH proved to be another in a long line of 100% filler-free records from Ozzy and co. Highlights included the creepy "Who Are You?," plus the Tony Iommi riff-mongers "A National Acrobat," "Killing Yourself to Live," and "Sabra Cadabra," a song that Metallica would cover on its 1998 release GARAGE INC. You'll also find one of Sabbath's most haunting yet serene instrumentals, "Fluff," as well as the melodic album-closing rocker, "Spiral Architect." SABBATH BLOODY SABBATH is quintessential heavy metal.
1974's SABBATH BLOODY SABBATH is widely considered to be Black Sabbath's last true classic album. The musical experimentation that began on 1972's VOL. 4 was continued here, but this time it took the form of subtle synthesizer colorings ...
| | Black Sabbath Paranoid CD (1971)
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$9.09 PARANOID proved to be Black Sabbath's most focused, consistent, and successful record. Leaving behind the amorphous, extended jams of their debut for focused songs and a more structured sound, Black Sabbath virtually wrote the book on heavy metal with the ominous, unforgettable riffs, thunderous rhythms, and dark themes on this release. There are some up-tempo rockers, the famous title track for one, but for the most part PARANOID oozes along like a bad dream, as on the slinky, creepy opener, "War Pigs," or the lumbering thud of "Iron Man" (which boasts one of the most indelible electric guitar riffs in rock history).
The album's title is apt: PARANOID is filled with an edgy aggression and lyrics about war, insanity, death, and destruction. Ozzy Osbourne's flat, affectless voice merges perfectly with Tony Iommi's fuzzed-out, sledgehammer power chords and the bruising bass and drum lines to create an intense, freaky, horror-show universe. There are elements of blues-rock and psychedelia ...
| | Black Sabbath Never Say Die CD (1978)
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$6.29 By the end of the '70s, though Black Sabbath remained a top concert draw, its albums had become increasingly erratic and sub-par when compared to its earlier master works. Singer Ozzy Osbourne's growing disillusionment with the band had reached a boiling point, especially after it took so long to complete 1978's NEVER SAY DIE, the original line-up's final album. Though the album's title might suggest that the band had reconciled its differences (Osbourne had already left the band once previously, only to return shortly afterwards), the turmoil spilled over onto the recording.
The album-opening title track remains the record's best-known track, as it was featured on Ozzy's popular 1982 solo live album ...
| | Taste CD (1969) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Roches Nurds CD (1980)
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$6.09 The Roches' second album, NURDS, made it clear from the very first song that the group had more up its sleeve than its critically heralded debut would have indicated. After that album's ambient quiet (produced by Robert Fripp), the three Roche sisters came out roaring on NURDS (relatively speaking) with a rhythm section comprised of Jay Dee Daugherty (from the Patti Smith Group) and Fred Smith (formerly of Television). The album was produced by Roy Halee, who was Paul Simon's longtime engineer, and features songs that are each given their proper, individual setting. There's the a capella ...
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| | Deep Purple Stormbringer CD (2006) (Import) Japan; Mini LP Sleeve
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$9.39 For most of the great artists in musical history, there is more to their back catalog than just hit singles. In many cases, their album tracks stand out head and shoulders ...
| | Denise D MD Williamson Healthy Contours: Guided Imagery For Relaxation CD (2005)
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$16.39 Dr. Denise Williamson is a board certified orthopedic surgeon, with a special interest in nutrition, weight loss and wellness. She is fellowship trained in sports medicine, a fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgery and a diplomate of The American Board of Orthopedic Surgery. She received her Bachelor of Arts Degree from Harvard and Radcliffe Colleges prior to receiving her medical education and MD degree from UCLA.After completing a general surgery internship and orthopedic surgery residency at Montefiore Medical Center, she returned to California for subspecialty training in Knee and Shoulder reconstructive surgery and sports medicine at Kaiser Permanente San Diego and University of California at San Diego.Dr. Williamson is known for her holistic approach to health care, including alternative medicine. She has a special interest in nutrition and weight loss and for the past 11 years has successfully counseled thousands of surgical and non-surgical patients on optimal nutrition and exercise. Using a team approach and combining proper nutrition with a sensible exercise program and a realistic, positive mindset, even the most improbable patients have lost significant weight. As an added bonus, the nutrition and rehabilitation programs have helped her surgical patients heal faster and better with very few ...
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