I have that album.. really good.. especially Oddyssey (the 24 minutes song). the title itself is long. separated by part..

Symphony X - Oddyssey:

Pt. 1: Odysseus' Theme/Overture
Pt. 2: Journey to Ithaca
Pt. 3: The Eye
Pt. 4: Circe (Daughter of the Sun)
Pt. 5: Sirens
Pt. 6: Scylla and Charybdis
Pt. 7: The Fate of the Suitors/Champion of Ithaca

Recently I've been listening a lot to Eric Johnson's Bloom. It's an amazing album with lots of varied tracks. With everything from Rock, pop to jazz & country, the songs are all amazing and pretty addictive. Eric's definitely one of the best kept secrets in the guitar world. Highly recommended!

I'm a fan of live albums, so here some of my favs:

Eric Clapton - Rainbow Concert
In the early 70s, Clapton suffered from a huge drug addiction and was missing from the music scene for awhile. Hence in 1973, his friends including Pete Townshend got Clapton to play in a concert as a comeback & what a great comeback it is! The all-star band isn't as tight as one hoped but there're no signs of overplay. Clapton shines here.

Led Zeppelin - How The West Was Won
A collection of live songs taken from 2 LA shows in 1972/3. This was the time where they were transforming into glam rock stars but still, they were very tight even with the improvisations they pulled. Pagey had a LP tone to die for while Bonzo provided a solid backbone with his drums 'poundings' & Plant showed that he could hit the 'ahh' notes on Immigrant Song without sounding rubbish.

John McLaughlin, Al Di Meola & Paco De Lucia - Friday Night In San Francisco
Any guitar or shred fans should own this! It contains only 4 live songs (& 1 studio) but the musicianship displayed could floor anyone!

John Mayer Trio - Try!

Ozzy Osbourne - Tribute
Imo, it shows why Randy Rhoads' considered one of the most influencial metal guitarists of all time.

http://www.satriani.com/2004/discography/Super_Colossal/

Super Colossal
1) Super Colossal
2) Just Like Lightnin'
3) It's So Good
4) Redshift Riders
5) Ten Words
6) A Cool New Way
7) One Robot's Dream
8.) The Meaning of Love
9) Made of Tears
10) Theme for a Strange World
11) Movin' On
12) A Love Eternal
13) Crowd Chant

Released on March 2006...

try blood sugar sex magik from RHCP. downloaded their whole discography torrent a few weeks ago

anyone got the eric clapton crossroads concert dvd? how is i only got the video for Old Love

A new album from Satch? So fast?

OMG..... I Love the Skull and Crossbones Rebel Flag! My friend gave me a Pirate Flag from Disneyland Tokyo..... Can't wait to hang it up!!!!

And Pix.... offended that you didn't use your Peavey Amp TAG!!!

Oh yeah.... If you want some Metal that is fresh, but old school at the same time.... You owe it to yourself to listen to Trivium's Ascendency!

where s the tag ???

can i ask for funk genre recomendations? also simple songs to play...

Check out stuff from Earth Wind and Fire....... your wah is going to get a BIG work out from Funk!!!!

Funk? Jackson 5, Wild Cherry, Stevie Wonder, or even RHCP!

Or how about stuff from George Clinton, James Brown, and the superfreak himself.... Rick James....

flaming lipssss...... huhuuhhhuhhu

I already watch john Mayer Trio video clip....yeah u right man superb..
really different from the old John mayer...I must get his album quickly hahahahaha

and this is my recommended album

Earth,Wind and Fire "Millennium"

This post has been edited by LongAndBoringSem: Mar 21 2006, 07:34 PM

this album is a must have....

the day fingerpickers took over the world - tommy emmanuel and chet atkins

absolutely lovely album....
fav songs

-tip toe through the blue grass (note the transition at 2:00..... ECSTACY!!!)
-the day fingerpickers took over the world

Just got the 'digital' copy 2 days ago.

I would like to add another album by Tommy Emmanuel... Only. The whole album was recorded live and only with his guitar. The songs are amazing and beautiful, definitely a must for guitarists.

i got the Live One... all recorded live... really nice stuff

have you seen the youtube Keith Urban and Tommy Emmanuel vid?
holy crap... those chromatic runs really add some flavour to the jam

I'm still getting the Live One... so if we are having the same file, please seed.

Came across that vid but haven't seen it yet. Will check it out soon.

The Beatles medleys are CRAZY! Especially the Day Tripper one, how the f does he play the bassline, chords and melody at the same time? Love the Imagine cover too...

Have we listed down SRV's Texas Flood yet?
If we haven't..... I'm listing it.....
If we have..... I'm listing it again......
It's still a BLOODY GOOD album....

Just re-discovered it on my iPod playlist while shuffling......

tsk tsk piracy.

wegot a convert here!
to get the full SRv experience you gotta get his live vids.....