Well maybe, but those are three essential albums, especially PG.

MONTROSE-Montrose (1973). Simply astounding debut from a band with too much talent/egos to last the long haul and that's a shame. For those of You who only know Sammy Hagar from his bland solo work and even blander tenure with Van Halen, give this a spin!

Rush - A Farewell To Kings

Black Sabbath - Heaven And Hell

King Crimson - In The Court of the Crimson King

Supertramp - Breakfast In America

I've been sessioning
 

Philip Glass Aguas da Amazonia
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This is the album I have on repeat these days


System of A Down Toxicity

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This album is a classic in my collection

Angels and Airwaves I-Empire

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It feels amazing everytime.

MOONTAN-Golden Earring (1974)

aurora - all my demons greeting me as a friend


little big - funeral rave


twelve foot ninja - outlier

Closer, Joy Division
Candy Apple Grey, Husker Du

LARD - The Last Temptation of Reid

Ministry - The Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste

Sonic Youth - Goo

Reliving my college radio dj days!!::big grin::

I think that disc is the last great thing A.J. did under the Ministry name. I list Twitch and The Land of Rape and Honey as the two best Ministry albums. Just my opinion of course. Keep in mind my opinion is pretty much flawless all the time. ::roll eyes::

If this is the stuff you were spinning as a DJ, you must have had a lot of very pleased listeners.

I've been playing Run the Jewels 2 a lot lately.

Actually "The Land of Rape and Honey" is my favorite Ministry album!

And yes, I had quite a few happy listeners::big grin:: College radio was very liberal when it came to playlists - We could play pretty much anything we wanted to!