May 14,  · The ten-minute, Hendrix-trouncing guitar solo that opens this LP is so raw, so up-in-your-face, and so far off to the right channel that it sounds like Eddy Hazel set his amp up in your house. When the band comes in, you’ll hear exactly why the s are still regarded as the heyday of the recording arts, as well as unbridled drug use.

Vinyl LP pressing. album from the Las Vegas-based Alt-Rock quartet. Imagine Dragons harnessed the restless energy of the city that never sleeps with two EP's in , earning a string of local accolades including Best Local Indie Band by Las Vegas Weekly and Best CD of by Vegas Seven magazine for their third independent EP It's Time/5(2).

The included poster is nothing spectacular (not a comment on the young women in the poster -- just the poster itself), but things like that inside a vinyl album are always a solid plus. As for the album -- excellent. This is NOT the Black Keys. Fans expecting a new Black Keys album but under a different group name will be slightly disappointed/5().

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You're The First, The Last, My Everything: A2: Superstition: A3: Let's Put It All Together: A4: Theme From Shaft: A5: All Of My Life: A6: Rock Your Baby: B1: Dance The Kung Fu: B2: Killing Me Softly With His Song: B3: Tsop: B4: It's The Same Old Song: B5: I Can't .

When you hear the songs live, the effect is compelling and the sound pressure adds to the performance. But on the album version the distortion/effect is overwhelming and absolutely crushes the music. I ran the album through a live music audio enhancer (Claesson Edward Live /5(2).

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You can buy the album here. The Dave Brubeck Quartet – Time Out. Another album in my top ten list, I not only listen to Time Out on a regular basis, but the song ‘Take Five’ is in just about every jazz-related and easy listening playlist I have on iTunes. On top of having the digital album, I also own it on vinyl, cassette and compact disc.