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First: Stryper (1989), there were some others before this but this is the first big rock concert I attended - I remember the drummer playing solo and it’s on YouTube! Last: Jack White Worst: Mighty Mighty Bosstones, were sloppy opening for Aerosmith on New Year’s Eve Loudest: Ozzfest with Black...

No, they are ’56 sessions. The box will include albums recorded before Miles formed his famous quintet with Red Garland, et al.

Sonny Stitt cut around 100 albums during his prolific career, and four he made for Joe Fields’ Cobblestone and Muse labels in the early 70s are arguably the best: Tune-Up, Constellation, 12, and the Champ.

Joe Henderson’s Lush Life is my pick, but there are so many great titles to choose from.

It’s interesting that they say when the changes go in effect, and not immediately

I welcome the removal of liner notes. Should’ve done that before phasing out tip-on jackets presumably to cut costs

What is “modern” to VMP?

He could have asked what we would do with more time if he wanted to hit that button

I do agree with the notion that store exclusives suffered because of the expansion of tracks even though I doubt that this decision will improve the quality of offerings

They’re probably gonna do one more Doobie Brothers album from the Michael McDonald era. :sneaky:

RIP Michael Cuscuna Thanks for guiding me through a wonderful journey discovering great music on Blue Note label.

They just released a deluxe 2LP version of the Juice Wrld title with four bonus tracks added to the original. I wonder if the subscription version will be any different.

I picked up Albert King from the Stax box and Gabor Szabor's Dreams. I probably should have picked up a few more Stax titles, but I do have the originals for them.

Bruno Mars at the Olympics Stadium in Seoul, Korea It was a very entertaining show, even though it was a bit short. Mars sang most of his hits and did it well, but still the setlist didn't include several songs fans wanted to hear (Gorilla, It Will Rain, Count on Me, Skate, etc.). Had a row 7...

The Crystal Method - Busy Child As used in a Gap commercial, Official video

Day 3 Bowie or Jones - David never changed his last name, David Bowie was strictly a stage name. Play something by a person who goes by a stage name or pseudonym Sting or Gordon Sumner - If I Ever Lose My Faith in You

Day 1 (Play something fake) A band with its fake history, Blue Stringrays is three members of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers playing surf music.

Even if you cannot start with Don't Sweat the Technique, you can still pick it as the free record for your 3-month subscription. It was possible to pick it when I rejoined last month.

I am going to wait for the inevitable VMP coke bottle variant. ;)

Glad to have it back. Had recommended this to some friends only to hear that they couldn't find it.