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I really enjoyed that.

Dead Flowers (TVZ is better; but still good) Monkey Man Rocks Off Sweet Virgina Torn and Frayed Sweet Black Angel Gimme Shelter No Expectations Faraway Eyes Country Honk Honorable Mentions for good, but way overplayed songs: Wild Horses Sympathy for the Devil Jumpin Jack Flash Miss You Honky Tonk Women I didn't include covers, but they are some of the Stones best work (Stop Breakin Down, etc.).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fksh8QVer0&feature=player_embedded

Listening to this one today and reminded me it was a good headphone album: Iron & Wine "Kiss Each Other Clean"

^ an under-rated LP IMHO. Understated and adventurous at the same time. Iron & Wine: Kiss Each Other Clean

Lot of good ones already, but I will add The Avett Brothers

This

Growing up, I did not have a proper stereo system and listened to pretty much everything on headphones. My early musical tastes ran to Zep, so I always kinda associate those records as great headphone albums. Especially the third album (even though prolly not traditionally thought of as a 'headphone album', per se).

^ Annie's face is really disturbing. NP:

Robert Plant at Irvine Meadows on the Manic Nirvana tour

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I just picked up this record based upon your recommendation (and a gift card burning a hole in my pocket). Really, really like it; thanks!

The complete show from 08-16-99 has recently surfaced on YouTube ... and it is pretty good.

I Want to Hold Your Hand Please Please Me She Loves You I'll Follow the Sun Michelle Here, There and Everywhere When I'm 64 You're Mother Should Know Martha My Dear I Will Honey Pie Maxwell's Silver Hammer Octopus's Garden The Long and Winding Road

Combination of two of my favorite things: Americana and Adult Swim . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vk2xM_YuP2o

That is the one. From "When the Levee Breaks".

Andrew Bird tonight in San Diego

Ha. I just bought a used Muddy Waters Telecaster

I think the key to the song is the little alternating D-D6 in the verses; something like this: D-D6 Riff e|2-2-2-x2-2-2-x2-2-2-| B|3-3-3-x3-3-3-x3-3-3-| G|2-2-2--2-2-2--2-2-2-| D|4-4-4--4-4-4--4-4-4-| A|------2------2------| D|xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx|