What's your album of the day?

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White City A Novel by Pete Townshend

My Charts:

Overall #256
80's #34
1985 #1


As a "novel"...not so much. As a concept album, pretty well. As a Pete Townshend solo album, it's about as accessible as he ever got. This album is loaded with some great songs, and it sounds even better today than it did in the 80's. Fine work.
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Ten Thousand by Agnostic Mountain Gospel Choir

Cant. Stop. Listening.

Blues to the bone.
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Cymro2011 wrote:

Ten Thousand by Agnostic Mountain Gospel Choir

Cant. Stop. Listening.

Blues to the bone.


Great stuff. Thanks!
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Ceccon wrote:
Great stuff. Thanks!


You're welcome. ๐Ÿ˜
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Rain Dogs by Tom Waits

Finally listening to a Waits album!
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Led Zeppelin by Led Zeppelin


My Charts

Overall #120
60's #20
1969 #5

Sometimes I can imagine what it must have been like to be a teenager discovering an album for the very first time, when it first came out. This is one of those albums. I can imagine how this album must have just blown the minds of the kids listening to it in 1969. Great stuff.
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Wild Seed, Wild Flower by Dionne Farris


My Charts

Overall #575
1994 #27

She was a side player on the one hit Arrested Development album, then had a big surprise hit with "I Know". Too bad that's all she's remembered for, and too bad she waited 12 years to release her second album. This is a sweet and funky disc. Great sounds, and she has a great voice.
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Vampire Weekend by Vampire Weekend

From what I wrote in my comment on my chart:
What I imagine what life would be like in a prestigious academy full of music snobs and fantasy creatures. Naive but very clever lyrics and enjoyable song structures. The first four songs are so damn catchy!
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Two stood out today. Two re-listens. First, an album I think is totally overlooked :


The Confessions of Dr. Dream and Other Stories by Kevin Ayers

Really, give it one more try.

Another one I've always liked very much:


Lapsed by Bardo Pond

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