Black Sabbath - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Nems 1980 RE 1973)

Black Sabbath - Sabotage (NEMS 1975 UK)

I can't headbang like I used to for fear of a stroke. 

All of the things that could go wrong!

 I'm more concerned about my neck alignment.

Billie Eilish – When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? (Interscope 2019)

Halsey – Badlands (Astralwerks 2015)

Fleet Foxes – Fleet Foxes (Sub Pop 2008)

Amazing. Fleet Foxes.

Jean Michel Jarre – Equinoxe (Polydor 1978)

Haven't played this in a while. Sounds amazing. 

Robin Williamson – Songs Of Love And Parting (Claddagh 1981)

Jimmy Rushing And The Smith Girls – Bessie - Clara - Mamie & Trixie, The Songs They Made Famous (Columbia 6 eye 1961 mono)

I've gotten a bit lazy posting albums I played. Rest assured,  the tables are still in use. 

Lana Cantrell - The Now Of Then!
(RCA Victor 1969)

One of my favorite B-pile albums. 

The Milk Carton Kids - Live From Lincoln Theatre (Anti- 2021)

Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon, Live At Wembley 1974 (Pink Floyd Records 2023)

Roger Waters - The Lockdown Sessions image (Legacy 2023)

Nilsson - Duit On Mon Dei (RCA Victor 1975)

All The Things That I Did And All The Things That I Didn't Do - The Milk Carton Kids (Anti- 2018)

The Red Step - The Red Step (Pravda 2020)

Nana Mouskouri – Passport (Philips 1976)
I had this on tape when I was a teenager. Might have been Dad’s.

The Ink Spots - Torch Time (Decca 1958)

John Sebastian - The Four Of Us (Reprise 1971)

Gong - Gong Est Mort (Tapioca 1979)

David Gilmour – David Gilmour (Harvest 1978)

@ghdprentice Gotta get rid of that Linn and get a well-fettled idler.

Dust

The Griller String Quartet with William Primrose, Mozart, Quintets K. 516 And K. 515 - (Vanguard Everyman Classics 1964)

Lawson-Haggart Jazz Band – Blues On The River (mono 1952 Decca)

The Tokens – It's A Happening World (Warner Bros. 1967)

Rachel Sumner – Rachel Sumner & Traveling Light (Nine Athens Music 2022)

Pat Suzuki - Pat Suzuki (1959 RCA Victor)

Felicia Sanders – That Certain Feeling (mono 1958 Decca)

Pat Kirby - What is this Thing Called Love (mono Decca 1957)

The clarity of these 50s recordings is ridiculous. Best black backgrounds. 

@slaw Yeah, love old recordings, sweet sound quality. Nostalgia and the Golden age of recording. My gear loves it. 

Peggy Lee - Mink Jazz (Capitol 1963)

Peggy Lee / George Shearing - Beauty And The Beat! Recorded Live At The National Disc Jockey Convention In Miami, Florida (mono 1959 Capitol)

10,000 Maniacs – The Wishing Chair (Elektra 1985)

Various – The Music Of David Lynch - Benefiting The David Lynch Foundation (Communion 2016)

Allan Taylor – All is One (Stockfisch 2013)
 

Bee Gees - Trafalgar (Polydor 1971)

Elly Stone - Elly Stone (Columbia 1969)

Lucy Ward - I Dreamt I Was a Bird (Betty Beetroot 2015)

Jean Redpath with Abby Newton - Lowlands (Philo 1986)

Various - Bread & Roses: Festival of Acoustic Music (Fantasy 1979)

Stephane Grappelli + Joe Pass + Niels Henning Ørsted Pedersen - Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen, Denmark (1980 Pablo Live)

The Bill Evans Trio ‎– Moon Beams (Original Jazz Classics ‎2009 RE, RM 1990, 1962)

Teddy Wilson And His Trio - Mr. Wilson And Mr. Gershwin (Columbia 1959 mono demo copy)

The New John Handy Quintet With Bobby Hutcherson - New View! (Columbia 1967)

The New Black Eagle Jazz Band - At Symphony Hall (1982 Philo)

The Innocence Mission - Befriended (2019 Badman Recording Co.)

Jeri Southern – Jeri Gently Jumps (Decca 1957 mono)

Jane Morgan – Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye (Epic 1967 mono)

Sylvia De Sayles – The Best Is Yet To Come (Regina 1964 mono)

The New Black Eagle Jazz Band – At Symphony Hall (Philo 1982)

Pat Kirby - What Is This Thing Called Love? (Decca 1957 mono)

Jeri Southern – Jeri Gently Jumps (Decca 1957 mono)

Sue Raney (Raelene Claire Claussen) – When Your Lover Has Gone (Capitol 1958)

Rosalie Sorrels – Miscellaneous Abstract Record No. 1 (Green Linnet 1982)

Interesting note on Green Linnet records. The label was founded by folkster Patrick Sky. He fell in love with trad Irish music after his Greenwich Village stint. A linnet is a red-breasted song bird. However, in the Irish rebel song tradition, the name "Green Linnet" was the code name for Napoleon Bonaparte who they hoped would break the chains of British rule.

Sibylle Baier – Colour Green (Orange Twin 2006, RE 2010)

The songs were home reel-to-reel tape recordings Baier had made in Germany between 1970 and 1973. Some thirty years later her son compiled a CD from these recordings to give to family members as presents. 

Doc Evans And His Band – ".... The Sweetest Since Gabriel" (Audiophile 1957)

Carmen McRae – For Once In My Life (Atlantic 1967 mono)

Fascination - Jane Morgan and the Troubadors (Kapp 1957 Mono)

Julie London - Love Letters (1962 Liberty)

Chris & Carla - Life Full Of Holes (2023 RE Glitterhouse)

First Aid Kit - The Big Black & The Blue (Wichita 2010)

Gordon Jackson - Thinking Back (Marmalade 1969)