Whats on your turntable tonight?

The Smiths 'Louder than bombs' on 180g vinyl, double album. 

Uberwaltz 

congrats on the great score!  I spent the day listening to some jazz albums I scored a couple of weeks ago.  Pristine shape for $1 a piece, including some Blue Note OJCs.  Listened to Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers - Ugetsu, as well as John Coltrane - The Paris Concert (Pablo Live pressing) 

In no particular order:

Jimmy Reed - "the new jimmy reed album"
Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters - "Soul Searching"
Big Walter Horton - "with Carey Bell"
Steeley Dan - "Pretzel Logic"
Joan Baez - "Diamonds & Rust"
The Byrds - "Sweethearts of the Rodeo"
Cat Stevens - "Teaser & the Firecat"

And when it arrives from Japan next week:  Michael Franks - "The Art of Tea" will be in heavy rotation.

16f4.

Thanks.

Some nice albums including Foghat, The Tubes, April Wine, Little Feat, The Kinks and more.

Will be getting airplay next week when I get home.

Rush - "2112"

Haven't played it in a while. Was my introduction to Rush and they became my favorite band for years to come afterwards.