I do think Disarm is great song! But try it sometime with it transitioning from Hummer directly into Rocket. So much more interesting…

check out this article on the hoth album art:

https://amateurphotographer.com/latest/photo-news/greatest-album-photography-houses-of-the-holy-by-led-zeppelin/

I feel that’s what you’re supposed to do with all bonus tracks. They’re just there so they can re-release the CD or to make a higher price worth it as a deluxe edition or a foreign import.

Definately.. Only I go one step further and skip every RHCP song that isn't Under the Bridge.

>remove Disarm

Blasphemy

I owned both Use Your Illusions back when people actually had CD players, and listened to them no telling how many times, yet I don't even recall that song existing. Maybe it was so bad I blocked it from my memory, or maybe after the first listen I just knew not to play the last track, but that was almost 30 years ago so who knows?

Lol no, it's good the way it is

I’ll listen to the rest of their top five popular songs. If I like them enough, I’ll follow their albums in chronological order.

At first, just ghostly

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Abso fuckin lutely

I don't blame you, but you spelled "D'yer Mak'er" wrong.

A Whiter Shade of Pale is a great song, and it has a great trivia item: In the song, what turned a whiter shade of pale?

I have a knack for making people think I know songs I've never heard before by subconsciously picking up ane lyrical thems and the melodic patterns I can offer fake my way there the second half of the chorus the first time it plays.

That said. Try a service like fiver where people can pay you to be their personal shazam.

Silver Springs deserved a spot on the original album!

Oh dang I always look forward to that track when I do a full album listen through. But itself I think it's just ok, but I love how it fits into the full album especially right before Tell Me How.

When I'm 64 is probably the closest song to what I imagine Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (minus the title tracks) would play if it was a real band.

The latter 8-10 minutes of "Moonchild" from King Crimson's In The Court of the Crimson King

Perhaps I don't get it. I've tried. But it's 10 actual minutes of what sounds like random tapping and noodling on various instruments without form or rhythm or reason. Perhaps if it were paired with a visual element it would make sense to me...but as it is, I let it play for perhaps a minute or two after the lyrics end and just move on to the finale.

They very intentionally put out the strongest (in a pop sense) songs as singles instead of album tracks. They didn't have the album-oriented "too cool for singles/shuffle" mentality a lot of music fans have these days.

Getting rid of Six Shooter from the Songs For the Deaf album by Queens of the Stone Age. I love that album, but goddamn is that song just annoying.

Pretty much any double album can be trimmed down to a regular length album and be much better. Even the classics like The Wall or Mellon Collie, etc. would be better off as something shorter.

RHCP - Californication less Porcelain, ugh gotta skip it every time, anybody else?

Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Slow Riot for New Zero Kanada would be better without the first two tracks. Come at me, post-rock fans.

Follow this calling. Try to see if you find your passion without thinking about the payment (but that's a privilege not many have)

I got to see Trower in '06. Such a killer show.