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Wicked Dreamer
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Naughty By Nature - Poverty’s Paradise
ranbalam
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This album is so, so great. It's stunningly beautiful and delicate at times, but never strays far from raw, foot-stomping rock.
@Lee Newman I really think you'd like this.
Here's examples of the beauty and the stomp
@Lee Newman I really think you'd like this.
Here's examples of the beauty and the stomp
Selaws
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Bill Evans - Live at Art D’lugoff’s (Resonance Records, 2019 Black Friday pressing limited to 4000, hand-numbered).
Very close to a perfect package in my opinion. Fantastic music (really really really good). Great recording quality (considering it was recorded live in 1968). Fantastic gatefold with a big double spread photo. Fantastic liner notes and photos. Top Notch Stuff!
Very close to a perfect package in my opinion. Fantastic music (really really really good). Great recording quality (considering it was recorded live in 1968). Fantastic gatefold with a big double spread photo. Fantastic liner notes and photos. Top Notch Stuff!
Joe Mac
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Manic Street Preachers - Send Away The Tigers
I had almost forgotten about these guys, one of my favourites of my teenage years, after more than a decade of increasingly mediocre albums. Then they reappear out of nowhere with this magnificent album. I love it and I love my, again signed
, 10th anniversary reissue!
I had almost forgotten about these guys, one of my favourites of my teenage years, after more than a decade of increasingly mediocre albums. Then they reappear out of nowhere with this magnificent album. I love it and I love my, again signed
, 10th anniversary reissue!
ranbalam
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Wow, this sounds amazing. I am so excited to have this.
I saw this tour twice. They all were excellent as one would expect; a stage full of musical giants, plus Bruford is a hero of mine...but my main memory is that Adrian Belew just fucking killed it, vocally and on guitar. Sublime.
I saw this tour twice. They all were excellent as one would expect; a stage full of musical giants, plus Bruford is a hero of mine...but my main memory is that Adrian Belew just fucking killed it, vocally and on guitar. Sublime.
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ranbalam
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I always pass on grabbing copies of this, I'm sure I've had it in the past, and here around Detroit we've all been hearing half of these on the reg over the years. But a buddy just gave me a few albums, this among them. And plus, I have a renewed interest in a spin of this after I recently read that the Muscle Shoals guys played on side two...I never knew that. If anyone is interested in a lenghty but really good article about Seger and his career, I linked it below.
www.stereogum.com
Bob Seger: An Appreciation
Bob Seger’s “might be the strangest career in the history of rock and roll,” wrote Dave Marsh in his 1978 Rolling Stone profile. Two years before, Seger, having spent over a decade working his way through a competitive Detroit rock scene and retiring a few times, had just broken through with...
www.stereogum.com
Crabbers
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You get this @Lee Newman ?
TenderLovingKiller®
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The Delgados - The Great Eastern