Ccr
 

Everytime I listen to Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Chronicle" CD, I remember how much I love that band. Man that's a good CD. Each song that plays, I decide that's the best one on the CD. Then along comes the next one. And I change my mind.

Very few CD's have all great songs like this one. :tu:

Thoughts? Opinions?


Or am I just an old dog living in the past? ;)




(damn, the title of the thread was supposed to be in caps, why didn't it work???)

well, Dawn, i'm not a big CCR fan.
but u r right.
the artists of old, were the ones, where almost every single song was awesome.
where u could just put the record on and let the whole thing play without having to worry bout skipping over this song or that.
that's when u didn't mind going out and spending money on the artist.
even if u hadn't even heard the songs, as singles, u just knew the artist had the talent to put out 10-15 excellent songs.:W: :att: :beer: :tu:

I like the Chronicle CD too :)

Funny thing is I find that even some best of's nowadays have songs I'd prefer skipping! I realized that after I'd burned a CD of mp3's that matched the official CD and then hit myself - I could have made my own best of that I would have liked more since I was using Mp3's anyway. Next time. :ND:

:fm:

Re: Ccr
 

;)

I don't like their rendition of I heard It Through The Grapevine, but other than that it is a great cd.

:tu:

I have some CCR double disc set.. and i must agree start to finish it is all ambrosia.

Other cds that are classic Start to finish:

Led Zepplin - II
Pi (Soundtrack)
Sister Machine Gun - Metropolis
Grateful Dead - Arista years (77-95) 2 Discs
Stevie Ray vaughan - Blues at Sunrise
Finger Eleven - Greyest of Blue Skies
Tool - Ænema
The Crystal Method - Vegas

yea I would have to agree with you dawn...CCR is awesome. I just learned the other day that they were from California but then started making swamp rock. I always thought they were from the bayou...guess not hehe