Fantastic record. Tommy Bolin
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Fantastic record.  Tommy Bolin, probably one of his best guitar performances, Jan Hammer on keys/moog plus Billy Cobham's insane unbounded drumming double base and 2 kits.  What's not to love.  I have had this record on vinyl since the 70's and had recorded it on mp3 about 10 or so years ago but the recording was subpar, so I downloaded a new copy from Amazon.  I couldn't be happier.
3767602
Great album! Not many records released these days play well as a whole. You get a few singles and bulk loads of throw aways. I was a stranger to The National prior to seeing the documentary and liked the music featured in the film. After buying and loving this album, I bought their follow-up which deserves a listen as well. This record is all killer no filler so dive in and enjoy.
3123712
All that needs to be said about this album is that it is without a doubt one of the best rock records of all time. Just put it in and press play.
4091690
Very excited about this cd, musically one of the best records from Finntroll and it is acustic.
4502027
Sticky Fingers is one of my favorite classic rock records next to Exile on Mainstreet, Abbey Road, and the White Albam.  I think this record front to back is strong with great guitar sounds and vocals.  I swear one of the  songs on here sounds like a Black Crows song.  I really enjoy listening to  this record and with classic like "Brown Suger", "Wild  Horses", and "Can You Here Me Knocking" is proof enough to  get this record.  Get it because it's awesome.
2805277
I prefer this record to the newest one. It is super good and sounds amazing on vinyl. I would highly recommend this album to all vinyl fans.
53479
Excellent record and book plays great glad it was available on amazon for purchase and glad I purchased it.
1282460
Fantastic recording. The vinyl is top notch. Kenny Dorham and Hank Mobley are a great front line and Mr. Silver playing is impeccable. He composed the four tunes on this 10" release. I highly recommend this record.
3470514
The Phantom of the Black Hills has hit it out of the park again, this record is by far their best yet. Aside from being amongst the only bands that has mastered blending grinding, heavy guitars with banjo, mandolin and fiddle, 'Moonshine Bright' features great songwriting, there isn't a weak song amongst the 10. The title song should become a party classic, and 'Hellbetties Risin' is a anthem for gals on the wild side of life. This album does contain the 3 songs from the 'Black Hearted Killer' EP, so if you own that release just buy the first 7 songs on this.
4082059
All of a sudden fully by surprise this record came to my view. I listen to it and i only thought. I MUST HAVE IT.
Great songs, great singer. We can think Range Records for believing in her and Joe Mattis for a great production. Listen to it folks and you will agree.
659107
This is one of the best records I've ever heard. All the songs are good, but "Green Eyes","Warning Sign" and especially "Clocks" are masterpieces. Highly,highly recommended!
4222256
I bought this record just because i had read a review of it, which praised  this record recordly into heaven. I simply can agree to this article, the  album is great, more than enough darkness in the lyrics and music. If you  in for something new, just try this, you won't regret it.
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Solid Weezer record.  it flows effortlessly from song to song.  In various parts, reminiscent of their first four albums. Lyrics are thoughtfully crafted throughout.  Lot's of sonic nuggets to be found.  Very well produced and it really sounds great with airy vocals and crunchy guitars, but also rocking piano and guitar runs.

The performance of bass and drums stand out in the best possible way throughout.  Pat Wilson brings it all to the table and has you air drumming.  As for bass, Scott Shriner's bass tones just rock.  It is apparent on every track he put lots of work into this record.

The two songs written by Rivers and Brian Bell stand out as excellent Weezer songs.  I hope the next record keeps up this production style and in-band co-writing.  Much of the Blue album was written by Rivers and Pat.

My only complaint is that it is not longer.  It is tight, but Endless Bummer could be another "Only in Dreams" style 6 or 7 minute masterpiece.
3134390
Big Eagles fan. PERFECT RECORD. Everyone should have this in there collection.
4082463
With the exception of the pointless intro, this record really rocks.  Headless Cross is a cool song with an awesome solo.  A good song to begin this record.  This leads into Devil and Daughter, which the music alone is worth the price of this cd.  The guitar solo smokes, but this entire record has smoking solos.  But what else would you expect from Iommi.  When Death Calls sounds like a cautionary tale of what will happen if you don't change your life.  Of course, it includes a blistering solo from Iommi.  This is a trend throughout this record, which only gets better as it goes along.  Kill in the spirit world is the only clunker on this record, only because it's a rather generic metal track that could have been written by anyone.  Call of the Wild, Black Moon and Nightwing all seem to go together to make one long song.  Maybe that was the intention.  An excellent ending track for this record.  The story is another case of being cautionary taleish.  This is a very good addition to the Black Sabbath catalog.
3693166
Pete Yorn is one of the finest singer/songwriters I've ever come across. "Musicforthemorningafter" is a well crafted record that should be hailed classic.

There is nothing left to say, buy this record, you won't regret it.
1780825
When this album first came out in l974, I picked it up looked it over and put it back, thinking its got to be lousy.  The buyer at the store, who knew me well told me to buy it, it was teriffic.  Still I resisted, but finally did buy it.  It was and remains wonderful.  These are great performances, with a great understanding of the style they were written for.  I have had the great pleasure to see Ms. Morris and Mr. Bolcom live over the years, once for free!!.  I am having an even greater pleasure to present them in concert in about a month, and guess who will be in the front row.  Bolcom and Morris have made many recordings over the years, this one remains one of their best, along with Lime Jello, I'm Just Wild About Harry (Songs of Eubie Blake), These People Can be Charming and The Girl on the Magazine Cover.  All of their albums are on the same exalted level.  One other, for die hard fans, available only from them directly is Fountain Favorites, recorded for the Coca Cola Company and featuring some absolutely wild period songs.  A music critic in Boston, Richard Dyer wrote around the mid 1980's that he would not get a CD player until everything ever recorded by Bolcom and Morris was available on CD.  I guess he was a fan!  Unfortunately some of their recordings are not readily available today, but this one, probably their absolute best is, so go out and get it if you have never heard it.