Albums #36 thru #45

Album #36 Probot by Probot

This is Dave Grohl from Nirvana and the Foo Fighters heavy metal album. It contains various heavy metal singers singing the songs and is not for the faint of heart.

Album #37 Cardinology by Ryan Adams

Ryan's latest release that continues in his rock,folk,alt-country kinda way. Has some amazing songs on it that any of fans of Ryan will love.

Album #38 Love is Hell by Ryan Adams

Contains probably my favorite Ryan Adams song of all time "This House Is Not For Sale." When you hear Ryan croon "Calm down, calm down," over and over again, you'll feel it in your bones.

Album #39 Scream by Chris Cornell

Chris wrote and recorded this album with hip hop producer timbaland and all I can do is ask why?

Album #40 Show Your Bones by The Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Downloand "Phenomena" and try to tell me the YEAH YEAH YEAHS don't rock!

Album #41 By The Way by Red Hot Chili Peppers

Will these guys ever get old in age, or old on the ears? HELL NO!

Album #42 No Line On The Horizon by U2

U2's latest album and in my opinion there very best in years!

Album #43 MTV Unplugged by Pearl Jam

The long awaited never released until now accoustic set by Pearl Jam. Simply amazing. Only bad thing is you have to buy the deluxe version of their new "TEN" box set which will run you at least $130.00.

Album #44 Memory Almost Full by Paul Mccartney

After all these years, he's still got it. "End of the End" is one of the best Mccartney songs I've ever heard.

Album #45 Kind of Blue by Miles Davis

Nothing really can be said, that has not been said about this jazz classic!