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Mott the Hoople 1969 Mott the Hoople
A very underrated rock album. The manic depressive mix of angry rock and roll and melancholic songs works very well. Perhaps it lacks some originality but, anyway, it's a first album. I don't care about the poor recording quality nor the limited musicianship of the band. This is rock'n'roll, that is, white music of black origins deeply heartfelt, played loud, without caring about technical crap.
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Beatlemaniac playlist
Updated 12/03/2010
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George Harrison: Blow Away
John Lennon: Imagine
John Lennon with Cheap Trick: I´m Losing You
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Rock playlist: antimusic of the heart
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This Is Rock'n'Roll!!!
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Jimi Hendrix: Johnny B. Goode
Arrows: I Love Rock'n'Roll
The Guess Who: American Woman
Humble Pie: I Don't Need No Doctor
Ramones: Rock And Roll Radio
Argent: God Gave Rock And Roll to You
Ian Dury and the Blockheads: Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll
AC/DC: Let There Be Rock
T. Rex: Children of the Revolution
Iggy Pop: Sixteen
Mott the Hoople: All the Way from Memphis
Kevin Ayers: Caribbean Moon
Johnny Winter: Jumpin' Jack Flash
Jethro Tull: Too Old to Rock'n'Roll Too Young to Die
Black Sabbath: Paranoid
The Sex Pistols: God Save The Queen
Steppenwolf: Born to Be Wild
The Who: I Can't Explain
Pescado Rabioso: Despiértate, nena
Amboy Dukes: Journey to the Center of the Mind
New York Dolls: Personality Crisis
Riff: Pantalla del mundo nuevo
Moris: Zapatos de gamuza azul

Jan Vermeer 1664 Woman playing the lute by the window

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