Un-Grateful Thread - What Are You Listening to Instead of the Dead?

Nice work. If that Tchaikovsky is an original maroon-label Mercury, you're in for a treat. The Carpenters comp is a great listen.

 

the kiddos like this one.

 

Thanks man

 

I love this album.
Hammond, all kind of saxophones , strings, percussion and melodies make this music a beautiful fluid but at the same time vital blues / jazz.
Great recording
Mr. Morrison, when he throws himself into jazz, he is very credible.
Especially in this beautiful album, getting help from nothing but the great Joey De Francesco.

 

yeah bro. they could have been a contender. the take out/porch song/stop-go/driving song......it's really a fantastic debut. Mikey was as good as anyone. I read somewhere he wrote his thesis on the resonance of acoustic instruments at different altitudes. I think I remember he went to Tibet to research. I first saw them at a little place in KC called the Waldo Theater. My thighs were leaning against the stage. Mikey was still standing up back then.

 

Dorian Gray “Idahaho Transfer”

 

New Colemine comp. Consistently like what this label does with their releases and pressings.

 

The End of the Game. Peter Green, 1970.

 

I love it too

The 76-84 period is usually my preferred Kinks listening. I love it all but in that period youd be hard pressed to find a better straight ahead ROCK band

 

A good grandson if ever I've seen one.

 

I'm almost there (re: getting it) but the multiple warning notices I've seen about defective discs have me concerned - do all of yours play properly?

 

Feats Don't Fail me Now⸻Little Feat
❨ rel. 1974,Warner Bros. Records–BS 2784/ Terre Haute Pressing ❩

 

Gene Clark No Other so heady and rich I don't remember how lots of it sounds when I'm not listening to it. One of my favorite albums.

 

Time Loves a Hero⸻Little Feat
❨ rel. 1977, Warner Bros. label–BS 3015/ Jacksonville Pressing ❩

 

I love her so much. She may be fragile and weak physically, but mentally she's 100 percent there still which is pretty incredible. She kicks my tail daily

 

i really love New Morning. this is right up my alley

 

I’m with ya @angelo73

 

Blondie. Blondie, 1977.

Debbie and the boys' debut album. 2001 remastered edition hated by almost everyone in the forum.

 

New York Dolls - Dancing Backward in High Heels (429 CD, 2011)

The third (and likely last, now that Sylvain Sylvain has passed) of the Dolls' comeback albums. This one is more '60's girl-group and less glam guitars, and includes a version of David Johansen's amazing 1978 solo single "Funky but Chic."

 

Two Sides may be my favourite of Gene's. Super underrated.

Roadmaster is great as well. Features all of the original Byrds together and the Flying Burrito Bros, Clarence White, etc.