Hmmm. 60/70/80 acid rock, pink floyd, yes, all kinds of metal that i don't care about, elton john, beatles, led zep, pat benatar, cindi lauper, uhm and kind of everything in between from the era, all frank zappa ever recorded or so it seems, def lep (ehh, a), 38 special, allman brothers, cheech and chong, a few classic comedies, star trek sound track (WTF?), umm, boston, ELP (YAYAYAYAY), Eagles, lots of Satriani, the Who, the guess who, the (pick any random goddamn band that fits this variety and it's probably in there) and other guitar gods as well, jackson brown, Kansas, rush, uhhhhhh, Grateful Dead.

When something interested him, he went a little crazy. Multiple those artists by 50 for the ones I can't remember, and then think how he would go buy pretty much everything they ever did as he got into them, and then continue to collect when he found new/old ones.

He had a LOT of free time, and this was all he spent his money on.

Ok, that was from memory as I was examining in a semi lit room and as I giggled again and again, loading boxes and bags. Big bags for redoing grocery shopping. Crates 1/2 the height of my body.

I'm waiting for the boy to get up, I'll make him carry them up the steps.

Ian Anderson is Tull, right?

Oooh, Floyd I've never even heard of.

His discovery is most the fun.

And we got Divinities.
That'll be the next shared listen. It'll be a 1st for me.
Thanks.

Should I have a lyric sheet handy or will it be clear enough?