At 63, girlfriend only registers at Matthew Sweet.
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Lucinda Williams "Have Yourself a Rockin" Little Christmas"
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johnny lytle - the soulful rebel
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Ugly Casanova / Sharpen your teeth
This is highly recommended for "Modest Mouse" fans. Very good indeed!
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Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers "Hard Promises"
MCA Masterphile Series, mastered at half-speed
1981
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laraaji - bring on the sun
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..she can understand the problems
she let the little things go .
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Oingo Boingo “Only A Lad” A&M 1981
Grouper “Shade” Kranky 2021
Pretenders “s/t” Sire 1980
Rising Storm “Alive Again At Andover” Arf Arf 1983
Martha And The Muffins “Metro Music” Dindisc UK 1980 (might have had this on recently but may not have finished it)
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Silver Jews / Natural bridge
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Dave Davies - "ALF1-3603"
From the latest Plaid Room Haul
2/3 of the way through the LP. So far, I gotta say its a mess. Horrible recording IMHO. The vocals are recorded very oddly. They sound out-of-phase or have some other type of processing that makes them sound awful.
This one's likely going into the "to trade/to sell" pile for recycling...
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Godspeed You! Black Emperor / Ascend
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Nils Lofgren - "Wonderland"
From the latest Plaid Room Records haul
So far, very nice!
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Dave Edmunds - "Repeat When Necessary"
From the latest Plaid Room Records Haul.....
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Sammy Hagar / Street Machine
1979 Capitol
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Roger Daltrey / Ride A Rock Horse
1975 MCA
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John Fogerty / Centerfield
1985 Warner Bros.
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Aoife O'Donovan "Fossils"
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H. C. McEntire "Lionheart"
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The Jim Carroll Band / Catholic Boy
1980 Earl McGrath Music
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Steve, if I could have just 10 LPs that Jim Carroll would be one of them…playing side 2 now.
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I like the way you wrote that response.
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😎
Tonio K / Life In The Foodchain
1978 CBS
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Eels "Daisies of the Galaxy"
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Prince "Sign of the Times"
big box set/lp 1
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Lp 2
I'm a Prince faxcimally.
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@slaw
Chuck Prophet Never see others mentioning.
Time for a hard drive
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Bright Eyes - I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning
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Serge Gainsbourg - Histoire De Melody Nelson (Light In The Attic – Reissue) SQ: 9/10!
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Working my way through the Purple...
Stormbringer - a bit of an underrated record IMHO, maybe because of Coverdale?
Deep Purple eponymous
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Villa-Lobos* / Prokofiev* - Leopold Stokowski Conducting The Stadium Symphony Orchestra Of New York – Uirapurú + Modinha (From Bachianas Brasileiras No. 1) / Cinderella (Ballet Suite)
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streaming some of the musicians you guys have mentioned, who I have no clue about 😁
@sbank
👍🏼 For wild man Stokowski
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@boxer12
Six Organs Of Admittance / School of the flower
This guy is really interesting. Thanks
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Robert Schumann, Daniel Barenboim – Carnaval - Faschingsschwank aus Wien - DG '79 reissue (no tulips 😫)
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Norman Greenbaum "Petaluma"
A couple years ago, I set out on a search for N G lps. I happily found his 3 lps on WLP.
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Patto
Eponymous
Thanks again Tom @reubent for turning us on to Patto. Great changes. Rocks.
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Steve, impressive to find those WLP Greenbaums.
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@spiritofradio - Love that Patto album. Question: In the opener - "The Man" do you hear some background distortion/fuzz in the vocals and guitar? Can't tell if it is just my copy, which appears very clean and I don't hear it in the other tracks. I know "The Man" is the most popular track on the record, so perhaps someone played this track over and over and worn it out.
If you report no distortion, I may look for another copy as I LOVE this record and especially the opener - "The Man".
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@slaw - I have "Spirit in the Sky" and I really like it. Are the others as good IYO?
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@reubent I think it’s in the recording. The vocals clip on that cut. The guitar a little less so but it’s there. Mine is the 2002 reissue, NM, no wear or noise from the vinyl. I actually don’t mind it. True to the period.
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The Alan Parsons Project
I Robot
Completely at the other end of the progressive rock spectrum from Patto.
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@reubent re-reading your question I realize you may be referring to something else. “Background” is different from what I hear, which is clipped/distorted vocal and guitar notes on the impacts. Will give that track another spin later and (re)report.
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David Crosby "If I Could Only Remember My Name" 50th
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@puffball08
@bkeske if you’re a Numbers Band fan (15-60-75), I received the remastered version (by Paul Hamann) of “Jimmy Bell’s Still In Town” on Exit Stencil records last week. Excellent remaster of a live recording at the Agora (the Mistake was downstairs) in Cleveland on 16 June 1975. They opened for Bob Marley and the Wailers. You can purchase directly from the Numbers Band website. The “Jackleg” LP is a Robert Kidney solo and also quite good.
Just caught this scrolling back today. Oh man, I might have to snag that. I have none of their recordings. Hard to believe these guys didn’t produce more and get more recognition. Excellant stuff. Thanks!
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@big_greg I always liked Stormbringer. I mean, it wasn’t Machine Head - by a long shot. Ritchie wasn’t as great on it for sure. I remember as a spotty high school freshman the year it came out that we liked and admired Coverdale and Hughes. For a time anyway. Hughes maybe had more lasting appeal to us (his stuff with Tommy Bolin being most excellent). Mostly we just didn’t know about much other heavy rock in 1974 in our provincial isolation. Turns out there was a lot of other great heavy music out there that we just had no clue about.
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Ray LaMontagne "Monovision"
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