Whats on your turntable tonight?

steve miller--recall the beginning...before his run as purveyor of mindless (tho catchy) am hits, sm was actually quite an ambitious fellow whose late 60s/early 70s records were very well conceived, flawlessly played and still sound good today. this one is something of a lost masterpiece--one side of short, melodic pop and the other a sorta spacey psychedelic suite culminating in the title track, which is awful purty. very good guitar playing throughout.

real estate--atlas...really tuneful jangly guitar pop somewhat reminiscent of early rem without the mumbling or velevet underground without the angst. real songs that stick in your head.

Preteen Zenith ‎– Rubble Guts & BB Eye
Jack White ‎– Lazaretto
Sleepy Sun - Spine Hits
Curtis Harvey - The Wheel

Black Keys - Turn Blue

Led Zeppelin II - new 180g pressing where Jimmy Page turned the bass WAY up. I still like my 1969 Japanese pressing better, but this is good.

AC/DC - Back in Black

Heart - Greatest Hits

Bryan Adams - Cuts Like a Knife (wife wanted to hear it, but I must admit, I was signing along)

(2) 1970's pop/rock masterpieces, Doobie Brothers -Toulouse Street and Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band-Night Moves!

Koyaanisqatsi - Phillip Glass.

Magico - Haden, Garbarek, Gismonti.
Started with side 2, first track, "Silence"...seemed appropriate.