Lee Moses - Time & Place
It's so bad that talent like his never made it. Listen to "Bad Girl" from 1967 and wonder how he was never a star.
Arcade Fire - The Suburbs
Jeff Tweedy - Warm
The Beatles - White Album.
“Christmas ” (The Who)
”Glad Tidings”
”River”
The only three that matter 
winetarelli posted:“Christmas ” (The Who)
This is on my Xmas playlist.
The Beatles, A hard day’s night....what an amazing album.
I just re-discovered Ringo Starr's "Photograph." What a great song!
Alejandro Escoveda - Burn Something Beautiful
I'd like to, but I can't shake this cold.
His best album since A Man Under the Influence.
steve8 posted:Alejandro Escoveda - Burn Something Beautiful
I'd like to, but I can't shake this cold.
Chug a half bottle of Clio or Mollydooker and it should clear right up.....
bman posted:steve8 posted:Alejandro Escoveda - Burn Something Beautiful
I'd like to, but I can't shake this cold.
Chug a half bottle of Clio or Mollydooker and it should clear right up.....
I was thinking more about some Graham's LBV.
steve8 posted:bman posted:steve8 posted:Alejandro Escoveda - Burn Something Beautiful
I'd like to, but I can't shake this cold.
Chug a half bottle of Clio or Mollydooker and it should clear right up.....
I was thinking more about some Graham's LBV.
That could help "Faire sortir le mechant" as one of my in-laws might say.....
Keith Jarrett - Treasure Island
vinoevelo posted:Keith Jarrett - Treasure Island
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The Government - Guest List
I had to dig deep in the collection to find that.
Today's listening.... Tony Hawk recently put together a playlist of the mixtapes Lance Mountain used to make when they were skating at a summer camp in Sweden back in '85....
Bach organ music
Better Oblivion Community Center - project of Conor Oberst and Phoebe Bridgers - pretty good actually
https://dailyvs.club/watch/RUNHrNkG9NHFerD
I Enjoy that one right now. 
Been on a Metallica binge this week thus far: Kill 'em All, Ride the Lightning and .....And Justice for All
Saving Master of Puppets for last, which starts today to complete the amazing 80's Metallica portfolio.
Grateful Dead - American Beauty
Grace Jones - Nightclubbing
vinoevelo posted:Grateful Dead - American Beauty
Some MJ. Not generally my genre. But, damn, he was talented.
The Beatles - Rubber Soul
A man must break his back to earn his day of leisure.
Complete bullshit with some idiotic MAGA chanters.
The Interrupters, Fight the good fight
Fire - the new Sister Hazel EP that came out today.
vinoevelo posted:The Beatles - Rubber Soul
A man must break his back to earn his day of leisure.
As much as I love Revolver, I think I have a softer spot for Rubber Soul.
vinoevelo posted:The Beatles - White Album.
Any fan of the White album needs to download the Esher demos.
sunnylea57 posted:vinoevelo posted:The Beatles - Rubber Soul
A man must break his back to earn his day of leisure.
As much as I love Revolver, I think I have a softer spot for Rubber Soul.
I prefer Revolver, but not necessarily for the songs it is most famous for. Eg. My favorite song on the album might be “For No One”.
Also, just listened to Rubber Soul. 
MJ. Not usually my exact genre, but damn, good is good, and he was really good.
Sade
The Beatles
jabe11 posted:vinoevelo posted:The Beatles - White Album.
Any fan of the White album needs to download the Esher demos.
This is also a great collection. 12 CD set of the White Album sessions. CD 5 is the Esher demos. I received this set as a gift about 12 years ago.
Esher Demos last night - thanks Jabe11
Neil Young - Songs for Judy
The remastered reissue of George Harrison's "All Things Must Pass." I don't listen to this enough. It is one amazing album. He must have been so constrained by The Beatles that when they broke up all this pent up creativity spewed out all at once. Amazing.
Name-dropping alert: And he was a great guy. When I was in Hawaii, he and Olivia would come over from Maui after hours to our botanic garden and just wander around. Very engaging, lovely, people. Miss him. [BTW: Michael Crichton lived on Kauai and would stop by, too. Also a great guy].
haggis posted:The remastered reissue of George Harrison's "All Things Must Pass." I don't listen to this enough. It is one amazing album. He must have been so constrained by The Beatles that when they broke up all this pent up creativity spewed out all at once. Amazing.
Name-dropping alert: And he was a great guy. When I was in Hawaii, he and Olivia would come over from Maui after hours to our botanic garden and just wander around. Very engaging, lovely, people. Miss him. [BTW: Michael Crichton lived on Kauai and would stop by, too. Also a great guy].
Great album. But, imo, his masterpiece is a song on The White Album. 
Also, haggis, if you haven’t seen it, I think you’d enjoy the trailer for Yesterday. The UK trailer might be even better than the U.S. one.