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aww shit dont even get me started I looooove these cats... It aint easy and Suitable for framing, and captured live at the forum" are my top 3 three dog night albums... | |
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IAintTheOne said: aww shit dont even get me started I looooove these cats... It aint easy and Suitable for framing, and captured live at the forum" are my top 3 three dog night albums...
They were the second band i saw in concert in my early teens 
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Mach said: IAintTheOne said: aww shit dont even get me started I looooove these cats... It aint easy and Suitable for framing, and captured live at the forum" are my top 3 three dog night albums...
They were the second band i saw in concert in my early teens
wernt they in the book of record for perfect pitch ? believe so, Omg i dig these cats hopefully goin on a vinyl dig tonight maybe i'll pick up some 3 dog night if there is any  | |
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IAintTheOne said: aww shit dont even get me started I looooove these cats... It aint easy and Suitable for framing, and captured live at the forum" are my top 3 three dog night albums...
   
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From 1969-1974, nobody had more Top 10 hits, moved more records, or sold more concert tickets. During this period Three Dog Night was undoubtedly the most popular band in America: twenty-one consecutive Top 40 hits and twelve straight gold LPs. By late '75, they had sold nearly 50 million records.
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theAudience said: IAintTheOne said: aww shit dont even get me started I looooove these cats... It aint easy and Suitable for framing, and captured live at the forum" are my top 3 three dog night albums...
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Great band! One of the bands I grew up with. My parents had loads of Three Dog Night albums. 
"The Show Must Go On" was always my favorite... I forget the name of the album, but it had the big band-aid across the front cover. | |
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theAudience said: IAintTheOne said: aww shit dont even get me started I looooove these cats... It aint easy and Suitable for framing, and captured live at the forum" are my top 3 three dog night albums...
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So ... I am NOT alone in my love for them 
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Mach said: theAudience said:
So ... I am NOT alone in my love for them
oh shit nooooo | |
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 This album is My Favorite!!!
Woman Rock N'Roll Widow Your Song Out In The Country Mama Told Me Not To Come Cowboy Good Feelin'.... Slammin!!!!! ... " I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout | |
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paligap said: ...
This album is My Favorite!!!
Woman Rock N'Roll Widow Your Song Out In The Country Mama Told Me Not To Come Cowboy Good Feelin'.... Slammin!!!!! ... I like their hits and was going to ask for a single album recommendation that wasn't a greatest hits set. I'll take a listen to this one. Thanks! | |
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Back in the day, I even copped this one...
...as one of my "gazillion records for 1 cent" choices from the Columbia House Record Club. Columbia House had really flimsy product. Instead of 200 gram vinyl, I believe their records were 1/200th gram vinyl. 
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theAudience said: Columbia House had really flimsy product. Instead of 200 gram vinyl, I believe their records were 1/200th gram vinyl.
That Bad??? You could almost see through it? ... " I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout | |
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theAudience said: Back in the day, I even copped this one...
...as one of my "gazillion records for 1 cent" choices from the Columbia House Record Club. Columbia House had really flimsy product. Instead of 200 gram vinyl, I believe their records were 1/200th gram vinyl.
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http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431 I was a member of Columbia House, too.....that's interesting about the vinyl...how do you know all this stuff? You're amazing...
I have that album, too.....Three Dog Night got me through good times and bad....they bring back some awesome memories.... "Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without them humanity cannot survive."
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paligap said: theAudience said: Columbia House had really flimsy product. Instead of 200 gram vinyl, I believe their records were 1/200th gram vinyl.
That Bad??? You could almost see through it? ... As many times as I played some of those discs, at that point you probably could! 
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cubic61052 said: I was a member of Columbia House, too.....that's interesting about the vinyl...how do you know all this stuff? It's nothing unique. Anyone that had a decent album could tell the difference. Compared to some of my Dad's Jazz records and even my copy of... 
...12 X 5 on the London label which was a high quality disc, you could instantly feel the difference. (Btw, the vinyl weight comparisons were extremes for comedic purposes only.) Columbia House product was pretty shoddy but you could get a ton of albums for next to no money. 
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theAudience said: cubic61052 said: I was a member of Columbia House, too.....that's interesting about the vinyl...how do you know all this stuff? It's nothing unique. Anyone that had a decent album could tell the difference. Compared to some of my Dad's Jazz records and even my copy of...
...12 X 5 on the London label which was a high quality disc, you could instantly feel the difference. (Btw, the vinyl weight comparisons were extremes for comedic purposes only.) Columbia House product was pretty shoddy but you could get a ton of albums for next to no money.
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http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431 which was important to me during my lean years...
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