Nee Lewman
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Space Wanderer
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‘Bout frickin time.
LeSamourai
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Listen to Every Record You Own in 2020 #191
The Cover Of This Album Never Ceases To Amaze Me Edition
Menomena - Friend and Foe
The Cover Of This Album Never Ceases To Amaze Me Edition
Menomena - Friend and Foe
Poly-Rythmo
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My collection #470-471
Heavenly Ethiopiques
Miles Davis and John Coltrane - Paris, March 21 1960
Another fantastic Ethiopian compilation, and searing saxophone from Coltrane (and a challenge cross post).
Heavenly Ethiopiques
Miles Davis and John Coltrane - Paris, March 21 1960
Another fantastic Ethiopian compilation, and searing saxophone from Coltrane (and a challenge cross post).
Gavaxeman
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John Lennon “Plastic Ono Band” 1970
Cross Post Challenge Thread
I love this album, one of the first CDs I brought, and even better I picked up this U.K. Apple original press at a garden centre with a few antique cabins attached in a small suitcase of vinyl for £5 down the road from the house , I think the Ono bit scared every off ...
Cross Post Challenge Thread
I love this album, one of the first CDs I brought, and even better I picked up this U.K. Apple original press at a garden centre with a few antique cabins attached in a small suitcase of vinyl for £5 down the road from the house , I think the Ono bit scared every off ...
Bluecloud777
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Kids see ghosts
Bluecloud777
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Lizzo "Coconut Oil"
Gavaxeman
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Now this is a hard one to love ...
John & Yoko “Some Time in New York City” 1972
I prefer most of the acoustic versions of these songs on John's anthology box set ...not quite as bad as it’s reputation..but I would love this and Double Fantasy to be de-Yoko’d.
And the bonus live album ..well,..
Ps..Yoko singing on the last track is so bad it’s made me think about doing the housework
John & Yoko “Some Time in New York City” 1972
I prefer most of the acoustic versions of these songs on John's anthology box set ...not quite as bad as it’s reputation..but I would love this and Double Fantasy to be de-Yoko’d.
And the bonus live album ..well,..
Ps..Yoko singing on the last track is so bad it’s made me think about doing the housework
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I don’t have a lot of solo Lennon albums, because Yoko. I’d love a no Yoko vinyl box.
Gavaxeman
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So thanks to Yoko kitchen and dining room cleaned , so whilst waiting for floors to dry a bit of box set time ...
Bob Dylan “Biograph” 1985
So this was the daddy back in the day ..a lot of box sets starting hitting in the mid 80s as CDs took hold and reissues abounded , the box set was a bit of a status thing , and done well often gave some unreleased stuff and an attempt at a career overview , whilst reminding us that although their current stuff may not have been hitting the heights , this is what they were capable off ..certainly both Dylan and Clapton got a leg up after releasing their sets and by the end of the 80’s Oh Mercy and Journeyman came along to rank alongside past glories
Bob Dylan “Biograph” 1985
So this was the daddy back in the day ..a lot of box sets starting hitting in the mid 80s as CDs took hold and reissues abounded , the box set was a bit of a status thing , and done well often gave some unreleased stuff and an attempt at a career overview , whilst reminding us that although their current stuff may not have been hitting the heights , this is what they were capable off ..certainly both Dylan and Clapton got a leg up after releasing their sets and by the end of the 80’s Oh Mercy and Journeyman came along to rank alongside past glories
Poly-Rythmo
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My collection #472-473
Jacob Miller - Greatest Hits
Norah Jones - Come Away With Me
Top-class reggae, and one of the most soothing records I've heard.
Jacob Miller - Greatest Hits
Norah Jones - Come Away With Me
Top-class reggae, and one of the most soothing records I've heard.
