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I want to know, have you ever seen the rain? This week in San Francisco, the rain is pouring down, literally cats and dogs. Don't fear, Rhapsody is here to keep you dry and clear. This is the rainiest playlist that has ever been created, please give it a listen and keep yourself dry. - MC

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My Morning Jacket took the rock world by storm in 2003. Their album It Still Moves was a top JamBase album in 2003, and Rhapsody has both this album and an EP, Chocolate and Ice. Give them both a listen here. - Jonny

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I needed 6 perfect songs to start my morning. Rhapsody and I found them together and my head was bobbing the rest of the day. Check out my Early 90's flow. - Justin

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Bob Dylan, in my opinion, is the greatest singing poet we have ever seen or heard from. Check out my Bob Dylan playlist which features songs from his 43 albums available on Rhapsody and some unreleased tracks too. There's even a few covers of his stuff mixed in, check it out here. - RZ

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"When the music hits, you feel no pain." Never a truer line was sung, and it was the Legend himself, Bob Marley who brought us the reggae rock from Trenchtown. I was just listening to two live Bob Marley albums and wanted to make sure you knew there are 43 live albums by Bob in Rhapsody today. Get Irie Mon! - P. Tosh

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BB King is truly the "King of the Blues" - even the critics call him the most important electric guitarist of the last 50 years. Rhapsody has 43 BB King albums in their catalog at this point, plus 18 compilations and 12 other assorted BB related albums up for streaming. The guy has done it all, starting out recording in 1949, and he still does literally hundreds of dates a year as he is about to turn 80. Check out three of my favorite live albums - Live at San Quentin, Live at the Apollo, and Live in Japan on Rhapsody now. - TK

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OK, I'll admit Rhapsody has one fault. There are no albums by The Beatles available for on-demand streaming. Yet. It's only a matter of time, I figure. For now, get your fix by listening to The Beatles: The Covers playlist, it's got all your favorites, and some amazing versions of these timeless songs. You won't be disappointed. - Yoko

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Ok, you might make fun of me for suggesting a Journey song but seriously, you need to check out this track. It's from their first album which is mostly instrumental and the guitar player apparently went to medical school after this album. Well, I don't know what kind of doctor he became but he was RIPPING on this song "Topaz!" - SuperDee

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Blogging is fun! This little gem from Umphrey's McGee features a rockin' "All In Time" to start ya off right. This was from a show on March 21, 2003 at The Murat in Indianapolis. "I'm well endowed with all the doubt I need!" - Supa Dupa Dee

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I just love Derek & The Dominos Live at the Fillmore album. Eric Clapton singing his heart out live in person about love and loss. If you don't listen to this album regularly yet, do it! - SuperDee

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Doves / Shins / Thrills. It's what the kids are listening to these days, and I'm hooked. It's all new music, just from old wells. I'm not sure, but I think it's the 60s again. If you don't know these bands, I reckon you'll like them. Think Ben Folds meets Pavement meets Lips and they all fall in Love. - CN

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Ben Folds is the kind of guy who knows there's someone cooler than him. There are now two new EPs by Ben Folds up on Rhapsody.. They are called Sunny 16 & Speed Graphic. Get involved, they're awesome, highlighted by a ripping cover of In Between Days. - Officer Friendly

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One of my favorite phases of Bob Dylan's career was when he was the ringleader of the Rolling Thunder Revue in 1975. Finally, this eclectic road show has been released on the double disc Live 1975. Great stuff from Desire and Hard Rain and guests like Mick Ronson and Joan Baez. Give it a listen sometime soon on Rhapsody. - TK

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Does White Pepper ever get old for you? Ween's last Elektra album never fails to provide amusement weaved into gorgeous melody. A top 10 contender in my book. - DW

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Saw that Norah Jones' new "Feels Like Home" album is up on Rhapsody, it follows up last year's smash that sent her into the stratosphere. This one has more guitar, some catchy tunes. - RN

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I can't believe how good The Postal Service album is. Why is it so addictive? I think I've listened to it 18 nights in a row. - TK, 2.19.04

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