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imtheocean
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Grateful Dead ~ Without A Net
ThePakoBuelna
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Been a while since I last posted here. How's everyone doing?
ThePakoBuelna
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R.A.P Ferreira & The Jeffersonpark Boys
"Purple Moonlight Pages"
"Purple Moonlight Pages"
Nee Lewman
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Steely Dan - Countdown to Ecstasy
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Nee Lewman
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Some nights, you think you know what you are going to listen to. Then a book gets delivered and you decide you should probably finish one of the myriad of books you are in the middle of before starting that one. So you pop on some Steely Dan while you read this:
And you read a passage that draws a very compelling parallel between the Dan and one of your favorite groups and records of all time and you find yourself listening to that instead of playing the record you pulled two nights ago while attempting to catch up in the challenge thread:
Beastie Boys - Paul’s Boutique
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Nee Lewman
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Beck - Sea Change
Wednesday’s Generator Album, swing on by, chat about it:
The Official Needles and Grooves 1001 Album Generator Project (aka Preachin’ about the Preachers if today’s selection sucks)
Brush up on your punk rock etiquette and history. Gross
www.needlesandgrooves.com
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Rip_City
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Nearing the end of this stack created by @TenderLovingKiller®.
Arthur Russell - Another Thought [3/4]
One of the most singular artists skirting lines between art pop/singer-songwriter/folk that I've come across. Arthur's use of delay with cello is astounding, forming a cavernous tunnel of soundscapes. I am surprised that Philip Glass was responsible as executive producer here, as I associate him more as a classical avant-artist compared to something genre bending. "A Little Lost" is probably one of my favorite songs ever.
This is now one of my top50 all time. Julia Holter citing Russell as a partial influence further validates my thought process in selecting her as my fave all time as the correct decision.
Arthur Russell - Another Thought [3/4]
One of the most singular artists skirting lines between art pop/singer-songwriter/folk that I've come across. Arthur's use of delay with cello is astounding, forming a cavernous tunnel of soundscapes. I am surprised that Philip Glass was responsible as executive producer here, as I associate him more as a classical avant-artist compared to something genre bending. "A Little Lost" is probably one of my favorite songs ever.
This is now one of my top50 all time. Julia Holter citing Russell as a partial influence further validates my thought process in selecting her as my fave all time as the correct decision.
imtheocean
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David Bowie ~ BBC Radio Theatre, 6/27/2000
Fillip J Phry
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Very nice! This was the 1001 album project pick yesterday for my friend group!
brando_soul
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The Isley Brothers - Live It Up (T-Neck Records, 1973)
POGunter
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Some things do work out. Ordered this box from PlaidRoom who kindly sent me an extra autographed card and poster. Awesome.
Then it was discovered b4 I even opened the box that the main LP was not the advertised Kevin Gray remaster cut. Disappointed I just shelved it unopened.
Today Craft cust service came through with a new KG in the dead wax replacement LP. Awesome.
Time to cut this open and dig in.