What's your album of the day?

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Romanelli wrote:
Sure, "Are You Gonna Be My Girl" was overexposed, but there's a lot to like about


Personally, I love that single. Than again, I love 70s hard rock.


Fun House by The Stooges

Turns out MC5 were just the warmup band. Kick out the jams motherfuckers!
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TACTICS - My Houdini




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Under-rated post-punk from Australia. The compilations of Tactics' work are probably too much for some so digest this debut first before going onto the rest.
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meccalecca wrote:
Have you heard any of Sam Prekop's solo material? I might actually like it more than The Sea and Cake.

Hey meccalecca, no - I haven't... Put it down on my listening queue though. Thanks! ๐Ÿ˜„
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Infinity by Journey

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1978 #21

Before Infinity (before Steve Perry), Journey was a low rent Santana spinoff that was going nowhere fast. This album changed all of that. It's the one Journey album that sits between the boring pre Perry era and the we'll do anything for a gazillion dollars of everything afterwards. For me, the best and most honest Journey album.


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Bert Jansch by Bert Jansch

The second greatest bard of the sixties!
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A Retrospective: 1995-2000 by Son Volt

My Charts

2005 #21

Exceptional compilation of the early years of Son Volt. Great rarities, B-sides, album tracks, and a great view of what makes Son Volt such a great band. If you're looking to get into alt country, this would be one of the albums I would suggest as a starting point.


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The person who got me to join this started talking about my list and my number 1. The talk made me want to hear 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road"
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Third by Portishead

Winter is coming!
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EP's 1988-1991 by My Bloody Valentine

The sound of Isn't Anything perfected.
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Laughing Stock by Talk Talk

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1991 #57

I'm still trying to figure out if the buzz around BEA for Talk Talk is justified or not. This was another synth pop band with the hair to match in the 80's, and their one hit, a self titled song, was a decent but nowhere near groundbreaking or lasting track (who really remembers it today?). Then, apparently, they went prog. I've never known anyone outside of BEA who thinks much of them...so I'm checking it out. We'll see how this grows on me.


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