Albums you consider classics that you rarely hear mention of

Paul Simon’s There Goes That Rhymin’ Simon!
R.E.M.’s Fables Of The Reconstruction

 

Jesse Winchester’s first self titled album

 

Great list!

 

Excellent example.

 

I rarely see The Blasters mentioned on this forum. I hope that changes.

 

I think they were the best band in America for a short time. This should've been multi-platinum and I don't even think it went gold.

 

See, now you're a guy I could get along with.

 

You, too.

 

Geordie - Don't Be Fooled By The Name

 

'State of Our Union" - The Long Ryders
"The Bedroom Tapes" - Carly Simon

 

My nominee, Black Monk Time... fairly representative track from it being performed live...

 

Therapy? Troublegum

Alice in Chains Dirt

Soundgarden Badmotorfinger

Mad Season Above

Sonic Youth Dirty

 

bump

 

Those who appreciate Jack Bruce and are unfamiliar with Out of The Storm
must correct that situation at once. It is one of his strongest albums, up there
with Songs For a Tailor and Harmony Row.

 

Concierto de Aranjuez - Jim Hall

 

I can't imagine how Jack Bruce fans have mostly ignored Out of The Storm so far. It's deep!!

 

Dang right! One of my favorite albums, and bands.

 

Big YES! Perhaps the best album by a most unique and excellent band (which it appears more listeners are discovering all the time.)

 

A good question Jonny. Deep is an accurate description.

 

Rodriguez: Cold Fact

 

Much of the great Jim Hall's catalogue for that matter. Right on Keith!

 

great album from start to finish

 

Don't know Cold Feet... I'll check em out. I got ahead of myself and read Cold Blood... them I do know; and most don't. Also a good candidate for the thread. Thanks sound...

Cold Fact... I think I need a lobotomy: Cold Fact, Cold Feet, Cold Blood... hep me!

 

I've got a lot of listening to do. Thanks cho...

 

Two classics for sure!