Dr_Alimantado

Townes Van Zandt - Silver Ships of Andilar

Felt - Textile Ranch

Blackfield - Blackfield

Leonard Cohen - The Future

Yeah, i think you might be right here. It's also sometimes called Australasia isn't it, again depending on your source, so in that case it'd work with robs original fact. I'm with bicks on the America thing though, definitely 2 continents!

Apart from south america and oceana!

It's true, I promise you. Bob Carolgees runs a candle shop called Candles Plus in Frodsham, Cheshire. http://tinyurl.com/3ncel

Earlier this year I bought some candles from Bob Carolgees.

The Who - The Seeker

**** nice one!! 8)

Nice one Rob! I just booked tickets to see Motorhead with Saxon in Wolverhampton in November

Lee Hazlewood / Nancy Sinatra - Summer Wine

Neil Peart?

Don't think it's been mentioned yet (apologies if it has), but Wild Honey deserves a mention. Not quite a Sunflower / Surf's Up, but very good nonetheless. It was a real change in sound as well.

Swell Maps - Vertical Slum

I'll go for Zep, but I love the Who too. It's like choosing a favourite testicle, I wouldn't want to be without either.

The Beatles were unquestionably fantastic, but the Beach Boys just shade it for me. The moved from being a brilliant pop band to being merely a brilliant band. Sunflower is a personal favourite, Dennis really stepped up to the front for that one. One of the great rock and roll icons. Seeing Brian Wilson perform Smile in brum was pretty special, probably my favourite gig of all time.

Brizzle for me.

Keith Jarrett - The Koln Concert

Jimmy Guiffre - Jesus Maria

Reminds me of good times that song, great stuff.

DC fans tend to be split between the Bon Scott era and the Brian Johnson ere. I'm a Bon Scott man myself! Anything from High Voltage, Let There Be Rock, and Highway to Hell can't be beaten for stripped back rock loveliness. Personally i've got a soft spot for Powerage, it's perhaps not as immediate as the others but it's a real grower. Proper drinking music. I tend to find the Brian Johnson era albums vastly over produced, but owning Back In Black is obligatory. I'm probably not the best person to recommend Brian era stuff (any else?), but there are occasional gems, including Thunderstruck from the Razors Edge album. Obviously this is just personal opinion, so i'd just listen around and see what you think!

Nice one Rob, i'm in a DC mood myself. AC/DC - Touch Too Much

Saxon - Princess of the Night

The Doors - Roadhouse Blues