Conference napalm::heavy_metal

    OK, I'll start off.
    
    I can't remember the title, but one of my favorites is the opening
    music on Metallica's song "For Whom the Bell Tolls" on the Ride
    the Lightning LP. Very heavy. Very happening.
    
    Oh, and also Ronnie Montrose "Town Without Pity" (not really a HM
    song, but I will still mention it).
    
    Alan S.

    	
    	"Coast to Coast" - Scorpions with Michael Schenker on lead 
                                                                  
    	"Switch 625" - Def Leppard
    
    	"Hocus Pocus" - Focus
    
    				Ron "the Bomb"

    	Rush anyone ?
    
    	There's a wicked good drum solo near the end of "Working Man"
    on the "All The Worlds A Stage" album...
    	Also, off the live album "Exit Stage Left" there's a song called
    " La Ville Strangiato"... Real instrumental song but I'm not sure
    if Rush fits in with the HM croud, does it?
    
    							-stain-
    

    
    
    My fav has to be FRACTURED MIRROR of the ACE FREHLEY
    solo album
    Also SAPPHIRE from TNT
                                     M
                                      B
    
    

    My all time favorite HM instrumental has got to be "Mr Scary" by
    Dokken from the "Back For The Attack" CD. I think Jeff C. and Steve
    W. can vouch for me !
    
    
    				- Jerry - 

    
        I'll second the vote for Hocus Pocus - Focus
    
        Also:
    
              Eruption - EVan Halen
              Hammerhead - Autograph
              Surfin' With the Alien - Joe Satriani
              Satch Boogie - Joe Satriani
              Circles - Joe Satriani
              Frankenstein - Edgar Winter
              
        And I LOVE the GUITAR solo in 'Working Man' - one of the best
        that Rush has ever done.
    
                                                          Shawn L.
    

    
    
    Aplogies for my ignorance in who he normally plays for but one
    of the finest guitar/intro playing I have ever heard is by a guy
    called Frank Marino who on a compilation album I have (yuk) plays
    Johnny B Goode....with b*lls!!!!!
    
    Jace.

Didn't Frank have a band called Mahogany Rush or something like 
that?

Specialized in doing covers of other bands.

daryll

    RE .3   "Is Rush Heavy Metal ?"
    
    Damn straight !  Those boize are killer !
    
    Also on Permanent Waves there an awesome intrumental called "The
    Clouds" (I think)...
    
    Jerry White IS Mr. Scary...  Damn guy can go near his Marshall without
    running the volume knob off it's template and playing Mr. Scary.
    
    It's a great song Jerry, but gimme a break will ya ?  I bet you
    played Eruption everyday for a century too !
    
    Yuck, Nuck....
    

    
    Speed Metal Symphony - Marty Feldman & Jason Becker (Cacophony)
    Far Beyond the Sun - Yng
    The Snake - Joe Satriani
    Crushing Day - Joe Satriani
    Saved by a Miricle - Vinnie Moore
    Somewhere Over the Rainbow - Chris Impellitteri
    Evil Eye - Yng
    End of the World Intro - Gary Moore
    Attitude Song - Vai
    
    wjb

    All the comments about Rush reminded me about another favorite:
    
    XYZ by Rush.
    
    Alan S.

    Oh yeah.
    

    
    
    	Call of Catullu			Metallica
    	Anesthesia(pulling teeth)	Metallica
    	(intro to) Battery		Metallica
    	(intro to) Phantom of the Opera	Iron Maiden
    	Transylvania			Iron Maiden
    	Losfer Words(big orra)		Iron Maiden
    	E5150				Black Sabbath
    	Munster Mosh			Virus
    	Day at Guyana			Agent Steel
    	Randy Roades loonngg solo	Ozzy Ozbourne Tribute LP
    	Dogfight			Possessed
    	L.S.D.				Nuclear Assault
    	Mr. Softee theme		Nuclear Assault
    	For a Thousand Beers		Tankard
    	(intro to)Let There be Death	Onslaught
    	All instrumentals by		Yngwie J.
    	Freedom of Speech		Acid Reign
    
    
    I'll_think_of_loads_more_later,
    					Darron.

    Intruder - Van Halen (Pretty Woman intro)
    Little Guitars - Van Halen
    MOby Dick - Zep
    Hellion - Judas Priest
    Shoot the Moon - Y & T
    
    
    devil dog

    Evil Eye-Alcatrazz (live)
    YYZ & La Villa-Rush
    
    Hey Cookster maybe you can help with this one?? There's a instrumental
    (I think) one the Killer's LP on the first side. Maybe the 4'th
    song. What's that one???

    
    re -1,
    
    that's called Ghengis Kahn (sp?).
    
    

    A yes that's the one-good stuff!! Thanks
    Rey

          
    What about:
          
    The Movie		   - Aerosmith .. Weird but good!!
    Belgian Tom's Hat trick- Whitesnake     
    Helloween 		   - Helloween (Not strictly an instrumental, 
	  		     but most of it is).               
    Memories 		   - Yngwie Malmsteen       
    Bite The Bullet 	   - Yngwie Malmsteen
          
    Just a few...                       
                 
    KR    
    -T    

    
    
    			There's a song on Triumph's album, 
    		     Thunder Seven, that has an acoustic
    		     solo thats out of this world.....
                     Does anybody know what the name of the
                     song is ???????
    
    
   				      -stain-  		

    Any instrumental by the Sadistic Mica Band.

    
    
    	One quicky,
    
    	David Lee Roth ( well actually Via and Bisset)---- Shy Boy 
    			off of Eat Em' and Grin or is that smile???
    
    		That is some really amazing guitar work!
                            
    			     		   		The_Frankster
                	                           
    		
    

    That was Billy Sheehan, not Bisset on Shy Boy.  Great song, I like
    this version a lot better than the one that Talas did.  Didn't Billy
    write it?
    
    Greg

    
    
    	Munster Mosh by Virus is MEGARRROOOOOOAAAAAWWWWRRRRR!!!
    
    Mosh to drop,
    			Darron.

    
    The first cut off WARFARE's new (I think its new) album is an 
    instrumental and is hot!!!! 
    
    -Tone

    Here is one more that you may remember. 
    Paris is burning-Dokken
    Didn't E VanHalen do some sort of solo at the beginning of You Really
    Got Me
                        KER of digital
    

    re -1
    
       Are you talking about ERUPTION?????
    
    /Bill

    
    How 'bout Black Mountain Side -- Led Zeppelin (LZ-I)
    
    
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    How about...Mobey Dick---Led.Zepplin
    
    
    
    
                                  JIM...TAMA
    

    "TRILOGY" op.#5- Yngwie Malmsteem & The Rising Force
    

    Definitely without question it's Orion by Metallica.
    
                             Chris...
    

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    Without a doubt, at least for the moment.
    
    DOKKEN - Mr Scary - Back For The Attack.
    
    
    			Bob.
    

    re:-1    I kinda like that one too ....
    
    
    			Mr Scary II

    We'd *never* have known...
    

    Yeah it's a well kept secret ...... you folks won't tell will ya?
    
    
    			Mr Scary II

	RE: Waaay back

	Frank Marino was the lead guitar player for his power
	trio "Mahogany Rush" from Canada.  If you've never heard
	him play check it out..  He did alot of covers - Roadhouse
	Blues, some Hendrix, etc but he did do alot of his own
	stuff.   Supposedly (I read this in Guitar Player) he 
	ate too much of something and wound up in a hospital
	which is where he 1st started playing.
	
	Now for me one of the better instrumentals I like is
	Judas Priest's "Beyond the Realms of Death".

	I like BOC's Live Astronomy too.

	bob

    
       WELL, I CAN SEE THAT IT MAKES A LONG TIME SINCE ANYONE HAS REPLIED
    TO THIS TOPIC...SO HERE I GO TO START THINGS ROLLLLLING....
    
       I WOULD SAY FOR FAVORITE INSTRUMENTALS.....
    
       DEFINATELY WOULD SAY ,
    
                        RAINBOW -----> "OVER THE RAINBOW"
    
    
       and..................
    
    
    
      Stay tuned for more  8-)
    
    
    
    Sax
    
    
    
    
    
    
    

    
    
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    	Anything by Joe Satch....
    
    BK
    

    
    	Re F.
    
    	I believe your thinking of The Call of Ktulu  (sp?)
    
    BK
    

    
    
    This is an old one I really liked,Still do......
                                                     
    
    
    Fractured Mirror.....Ace Frehley
    
    jim

    The Electric Toungue........Billy and the Boingers.....
    
    
    Dark Helmet

    I don't know how *metal* it is, but I love Aerosmith's The Movie.
    
    Ever since the first time I heard that song I could really relate
    to it.  Whenever I hear it, I think how much I can identify with
    what the song has to say.  It doesn't need any words.
    
    Ok, here's a warped way of looking at it:
    Bear with me, now:^)
    
    My cousin and I are planning on doing a video project about our
    lives.  It will be like a homemade documentary on ourselves, complete
    with music.  Mine isn't going to have any dialogue, I don't think,
    but I am going to have some tunes in the background that describe
    me.  The Movie is going to be the last one, I think.
    
    Dilly

    
    I'm interested in buying some new HM instrumental album(s). I've
    seen only one mention in this topic about Jason Becker and Marty
    Feldman (that was their Cacophony collaboration).
    
    Is there any concensus about how good they are? and maybe which
    album(s) are recommended ?
    
    
Night_Prowler
    

    
    
    	Jason Beckers - Perpetual Burning 
    	Marty Friedmans - Dragons Kiss
    	Joey Taffola - Out of the sun
    
    	These are very good albums for instrumentals
    
    	M
    	 B

    
    I'm meeting Marty Friedman tomorrow night.
    
    I'm phyched!

    
    His playing was awsome.
    
    I am totally gobsmacked.

    
	In addition to:
    			 Yngwie Malmsteen -- Trilogy
    			 Joe Satriani  -- Surfing With The Alien
    			 Vinnie Moore  -- Mind's Eye
    			 any Jeff Beck album
    
        I now add:       Marty Friedman's -- Dragon's Kiss
    
    	                 ... it is really a neo-classical guitar
    			 extravaganza, clean and hard ...
    
Night_Prowler   who_didn't_talk_about_gobsmacking_for_three_notes_!

    
    re.0
    
    Nearly everything by M.Friedman.

    
    
    I thought of one that I like more than all the others that I have
     I don't know the name of the album but the artist's name is
    
    	Greg Howe 
    
    It's more of a bluesie jazzie album but it's great
    
    	M
    	 B

    My favourite instrumental is  by Maiden and its "Losfer words"
    
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    I'm compiling a tape of HM instrumentals but with one difference.....
    they've gotta be covers of Classical pieces. You've heard of heavy
    rock/jazz fusion - there's some great heavy/classical fusion
    
    so far out of my 600 (approx) heavy rock/metal albums I've found...
    
    Bach unto this 	- Jon Lord  	(Bach)
    Over the top   	- Cozy Powell   (Tchaikovsky)
    Difficult to cure 	- Rainbow       (Beethoven)
    Mars, God of War    - ELP		(Holst)
    God Save the Queen  - Queen		(Trad)
    
    Unfortunately the only other I can find is "Hall of the Mountain
    King" (Greig) by ELO which although it's got a good guitar solo doesn't
    cut it as heavy rock/metal.
    
    What I'm looking for is the genuine classical stuff - ie. not
    Schenker, Yngwie, Randy Rhodes twiddly bits. I dont' want to overdose
    on the Yes/ELP/Nice either. 
    
    Any suggestions?
    
    
    As for my fave instrumentals, 
    
    Any Bernie Marsden/Cozy Powell/Jeff Beck/Michael Schenker albums
    Sabbath - Fluff, Laguna sunrise, E5150
    Purple - Wring that neck
    Gary Moore - The Loner, Sunset
    Focus - Hocus Pocus, Sylvia, Focus, etc..
    Scorps - Six string thing
    
    but the greatest has gotta be "Green Bullfrog" by Richie Blackmore
    and friends. 
    
    
    Mark
    

>    As for my fave instrumentals, 
>    Any Bernie Marsden/Cozy Powell/Jeff Beck/Michael Schenker albums

Well, how about Jef Beck's "Beck's Bolero"? That's the only one I can think
of off the top of my head, but I'm sure there will be more suggested....

cat

The brain is working a little slow (as usual). Here's two more suggestions:

ELP's "Nutcracker Suite" and Love Sculpture's "Sabre Dance"

cat

    Your brains working slow - mines even slower.....
    i forgot to mention i've got Nutrocker off "Pictures at an Exhibition" 
                                                   
    Thanx for the Sabre Dance - I knew someone had done it - but who
    are Love Sculpture?
    
    Yep - Beck's Bolero is great - but it aint the Ravel bolero
    
    cheers, keep em coming 
    
    mark
    

>    Thanx for the Sabre Dance - I knew someone had done it - but who
>    are Love Sculpture?
    
Love Sculpture was a band formed by Dave Edmunds in the late 60's. Their one
'hit' was the aforementioned song. If you have problems finding it, contact
me offline (I have it...). It might be just in the vein you're looking for....

alan

    Something I always wondered about...
    
    Since I prefer instrumental music, is it possible to obtain a copy
    of the soundtracks of your favorite artists' releases by contacting the 
    record companies?
    
    Take Van Halen as an example, how about Van Halen I & II without
    DLR's vocals?
    
    Mike

    re: .71  That's doubtful, however if you want only certain songs there
    seem to be an abundance of the "recording booth" enterprises around,
    which have the background tracks for you to sing over.  They charge you
    a few bucks to record the song with your own voice.  I don't know if
    the backing tracks they use are the originals (I seriously doubt it) or
    even how correct they are, but you might want to check one out.  Also,
    they have to get those things from somewhere...chances are if they can
    get 'em, you can too.
    
    gh

    
    RE .71, Theres an electronic gizmo on the market that removes vocals
    from tracks by taking advantage that theyre nearly always recorded
    in the middle of the stereo image. I think it takes the left and
    right channels adds and inverts them so the vocals cancel out. 
    Dunno what its called, but seen it on TV, and in catalogs...
    
    Mark
    

    Of course, if it does that it probably nukes out the drums too...

    
    re:.73
       
    Hey - all I need is one of those and I can start listening to some
    Dokken  8^)

    Re: 'singing booths'
    
    I know they're getting them from somewhere, I'll have to find out
    where.  When recording an album, don't they lay down the track first
    then dub the vocals over it?  If true, the record companies have
    to have the masters around.
    
    Re: Vocal Eliminator
    
    I built one once, along with drums, it nuked the guitar too (which
    I'm most interested in).  It was your basic notch filter but the
    problem is that voice and guitar span the same range of frequencies.
    
    Mike

Well, as far as Van halen goes (and some other bands too), you can just 
turn on only one set of speakers and get the same effect. I think its VH II
where the vocals are out one side and the guitar is on the other. (At least
its that way on "Dead or Alive" - I don't remember if the others are like
that...)

cat

    
        ... and Jimi Hendrix (some).
    
                                                       GTI
    

    
    Re .77  lots of sixties stereo records were produced with vocals
    one side and rhythm on the other - a few years ago I heard a DJ
    do the same trick on air with a Beatles song - I think it was 
    "All my loving" - and ask the listeners to sing along instead!
    
    mark
      

    I've got an instrumental version of Metallica's "Master of Puppets"
    which has all same songs that are on the album. However this is
    just a demo tape that the band made that I picked up at a record
    fair.  I don't really know what other instrumental demos are available.
    
           Mike

    With an instrumental file, I figured someone would have mentioned
    Tony Macalpine by now. He has two of his own solo albums out, Maximum
    Security and Edge of Insanity. the guy is amazing on guitar, not
    to mention classical piano(Chopin covers). I'd call his music
    "classical metal." Previous albums included Billy Sheehan(sp.),
    Jeff Watson, and George Lynch. Every song is the best song. 
            A new album of his is due out in the next few months, according
    to schedule. Can't wait to hear it.
                                              MYKE

    Not exactly HM, but "Spanish Fly" of Van Halen II wasn't mentioned.
    
    Mike

    
    	"Subject's Theme"
    	"Armageddon (Race Cars)"
    	"Armageddon"
    
    	by Aldo Nova ... kind of a "triple instrumental" to start
    	off the "Subject" album.
    
    	Wow!!
    
    							GTI
    

    
       My favourite instrumentals are:
               
    
            Orion by Metallica on the Master of puppets album                      
     
         
            Follow the sign by Helloween on Keeper of the seven key
      
            part 1 album   
    
    
                           C-YA !!!
    
                                           sid.
    

	Is it the beginning of Van Halen's 'Girl You Really Got Me Now'
	that has that awsome guiter intro....I know its on that album
	somewhere.

	Charlie

    
    	"Eruption" ... it's not really an intro, per se.
    
    	It just precedes "You Really Got Me" on their first album.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    	Re-Pete
    
    	The note is on instrumentals Halloween isn't the instrumental
    	 on Keeper1.
    
    	M
    	 B

    
    	"The Explorer" by Shotgun Messiah is a good instrumental ...
    	I like the guitarist more every time I hear him.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    Harry K Cody (Shotgun Messiah) is H O T !

    I think that my all time fav instrumental has to be Ace frehleys song
    on his solo Kiss album,"Fractured Mirror". Its kinda old but I still
    love to blast it as loud as possible. starts of kinda slow, and theres
    no spectacular guitar work on it but theres just something Ireally like
    about the song..
    
    
    
    
                                    The "B."
    

    
    Just to finish off a dead topic.....
    
    FRANKENSTEIN: Overkill [Horrorscope]
    
    it's pretty good
    
    Chris

    PRETTY GOOD?
    
    The hell you say!  
    
    It's the instrumental to end all instrumentals!
    
    'pril(who LOVES your p_n!)
    

    
    I didn't know you listened to Overkill....
    
    
    I'm glad you love my p_n....
    
    Chris

    OActually I didn't until I heard you and Friz talking about it a few
    weeks ago...So I got Horrorscope.  and IT RULES!

    
    Orion is the best heavy metal instumental I've ever heard.
    
    
    Chris

    
    Los 'fer Words, Genghis Kahn are two of my faves. Besides, I used
    to play 'em!
    
    The entire first release from Yngwie is also most triumphant!

    re: .-1
    
    Black Star roolz.  But I'm not sure I'd call it metal...
    
    gh

I like Black Star - But Chris is right:

Orion RIPZ !

jc

    
    
    
    not even CLOSE to Black Star though!  You can even compare.  Black Star
    was stolen right from a famous classical composition.  Actually, I just
    really wanted .100 :').
    
    

    
    Black Star plagarizes Albinoni's 'adagio' to the T!  That's ok,
    but at least Accept gave liner note credit to Tchaikovski and Beetovan
    when they rips their stuff off...Yngwie just lead everyone to believe
    HE wrote it...WRONG!

    
    just checked the credits on the yngwie album, and youre right.  the
    only credit he gave to someone else was the arrangements for some
    harpsichord part, other than that, all songs and lyrics by yjm.
    
    

    Two faves of mine are.....
    
    Into the arena....MSG
    T.O.L.......Warlock
    
    
                                                 Staynz

    The Explorer -- Shotgun Messiah

    The Attitude Song --Steve Vai
    
    Friz
    

    Black Star - Yngwie
    
    gh

    
    Orion - Metallica
    
    
    
    (But then you all knew that already.)

    I agree on Steve Vai
    
    Flex-Able rulz!
    
    My favorite is "So Happy"...not an instrumental, but
    
    'pril

    Break_Song         By Joe Perry

"Rock and Roll Machine" by Triumph.
"Mr Scary" by Lynch.
"Zapp" Eric Johnson.
Any instrumentals by Rush, especially the track off "Roll the Bones", but
	can't remember the name of it, tho.
List goes on, and on, and on....

    
    	"Rock and Roll Machine" isn't an instrumental, though.
    
    
    							GTI
    

    Shawn's right.  I believe there is a cool instumental on that album,
    but it's not the title track.  I can hear that line from the chorus in
    my mind right now.
    
    gh

    
    	RE: Greg
    
    	Actually, he might be thinking of the solos on the live album,
    	that happen to be right after/during "Rock and Roll Machine".
    
    	If so, that instrumental does crank.
    
    							GTI
    

    Hmm... I don't think I've ever heard the live album.
    
    Greg

Isn't the drawn out solo on the studio track just an extension of the
song???  I might have to go and dust that thing off... 8*)

Yup, the live version does crank, too!!!  Isn't that Peter Wolf he plays
on that?  I saw a live version on the boobtube once, and he does parts 
of it left handed hammer-on-pull-offs.  I know this is not a new trick, 
but it's hard to believe that the resulting music comes from just left 
hand unless you see it for yourself.

IMO, Rick is one of the unsung heros fersher!

Jmystr

    
    	Here's my new "favorites" list:
    
    
    	"Eruption"				Van Halen
    	"Surfin' with the Alien"		Joe Satriani
    	"Bad Racket"				Greg Howe
    	"Hocus Pocus"				Focus
    	"Farm Fiddlin'"				Zakk Wylde
    
    							GTI
    

    
    
    	'Triumph' - Marty Friedman
    
    	(amazing!!!  The church bells hit ya right ----> X  There) ;)
    
    
    							-Seth

    I couldn't believe my eyes looking through these. I saw Steve Vai
    a few times but none of them were from "Passion and Warfare"! Is this a
    lost file or what? Mr. Vai has one of, if not, the best instrumentals 
    I have ever heard called "Erotic Nightmares".
    

    
    Danzig - Black Aria
    
    Flip

    Riot - Narita. er,i think.
    

    
    "One of These Days"   Pink Floyd
    
    Randy's "Dee" from Blizzard Of OZ
            

    "Greasy Kid's Stuff"   Steve Vai
     
    "Lifeforce"   Vinnie Moore
    
    "La Villa Stangiato"  Rush
    
    "Mr. Scary"  Dokken
    
    

    " Autumn Lords "....Tony MacAlpine
    
    " White Knuckles ( Dirty Fingers ) ".....Gary Moore
    
    " Eruption ".....Van Halen                                             
    
    " Hoardes Of Locusts "  ( or something to that effect )...Joe Satriani
    
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    "Silk and Steel"....Savatage
    
    "Laguna Sunrise"...Black Sabbath
    
    "Orion"...Metallica
    
    Have to think on this one for more instrumentals!
    
    

    
    	God Bless the Children of the Beast - Motley
    
    	Nona - Motley
    
    	Frankenstein - Edgar Winter
    
    Bobby T

    
    	Huge - The Bullet Boys
    
    	Doin' Time & Baluchitherium - Van Halen
    
    	YYZ - Rush
    
    	Satch Boogie - Satriani

    
    
    	Saphire - TNT
    
    	Chase The Ace - AC/DC
    
    
    	Giles.	

    Wasp & Whale (I think that's it)-- Alice & Chains
    Pipeline -- redone by Anthrax
    Orion    -- Metallica
    Eruption -- VanHalen
    Doin' Time -- VanHalen
    Surfin w/the Alien -- Satriani (sp??)
    YYZ -- Rush

    
    	Yes, "Surfin' With the Alien" is 1 of the best ever.
    

    "LITTLE WING" by Stevie Ray Vaughn
    
    "Little Green Men" by Steve Vai
    
    "Across the Desert Sands" (?) by Steve Stevens
    
    Paully
    

    Gary Hoey is pretty cool.

    
      I love little Wing....specially by Jimmy Hendrix....But Stevie is
    AxeCellent !!!!

Krakatoa - Yngwee Malmsteen
Frankenstein - one of the Winter brothers' band

Sorin

    
    	That's Edgar Winter.
    

    
    
    Frakenstein is excellant.
    
    hocus pocus   Focus
    
    sylvia   focus
    
    into the arena  MSG
    
    Satch Boogie   Joe Satriani
    
    						Ian

    
    	Sonata #11  -Scatterbrain 
    
    Bobby T

    
    	They do another Mozart song on "Scamboogery".
    

    
    	Thats the one from Scamboogery. I know they do another one on
    Here Comes Trouble, but I still haven't picked that one up. (everytime
    I see it, its about $25) I do have an Import CD, with a couple of
    Live tracks - Don't Call me Dude (I think) and a couple others,
    Live from Austrailia (I think)...I haven't listened to it in ages...
    
    	Bobby T
    

    Lark's Toungue in Aspic, Indiscipline - King Crimson
    No Name Bar                           - Isaac Hayes
    Unlisted cut 4 mins. after track 11   - Soulhat on "Good To Be Gone"
    C Butt Music                          - Chris Duarte
    The Victor                            - Dick Dale and the Del Tones
    Bach Doors Man                        - Sugarloaf
    Say What!                             - Stevie Ray Vaughn
    Flight Of the Phoenix                 - Grand Funk
    

    Great_Lists. All!!
    Speakkin of"Frankenstien"...My Old_Man(RIP)Actually Bought The Album
    "They Only Come Out At Night"Because he Felt that that Song was A
    Good_Test On his Hi_Fi To Balance Different Ranges of Frequences.
    
       Crazy_Man_He'd_Crank_It_Al

    A couple more dat I like...
    
    	The Movie - Aerosmith
    
    			MadMan - SliverChair
    
    Sunday afternoon in the Park - VanHalen
    
    				WWTF - Living Color
    
    			The Audience is Listening - Stevie Vai
    
    Later,  
    
    		J