I know it's near the bottom of BEA's top 1,000, so some users have listened to it. It's not exactly a lost album, but it is under-appreciated. It really is the precursor to Pet Sounds that every Pet Sounds fanatic should listen to. _________________ on such a winter's day
it's not even a year old yet and it's blown up on RYM; surely one of the best albums I've ever heard (think it's #2 on my chart right now, though it's overdue for a bit of a drop from that spot) but neither lost nor, in the strictest sense, a classic
Great indie pop record by Steve from Blue's Clues.
I casually watch a lot kids tv as a dad, and Steve's the only adult actor that ever stood out. Pretty magnetic performances. His replacement just couldn't measure up. Weird how he was such a a natural for kids tv.
So I'm not surprised that he other talents at all. I'll totally check this out.
Favorite kids show: The Backyardigans
Runner Up: Kipper the Dog
More later. I feel in the "lost treasure" department, singer/songwriter is the category in which you have the greatest opportunity to discover something truly great but relatively unknown, considering the huge number of records of this style and the relatively low price of recording an LP in the late sixties with just you and your guitar. Reggae is possibly very high on lost gems as well, incredible rate of production.
I know it's near the bottom of BEA's top 1,000, so some users have listened to it. It's not exactly a lost album, but it is under-appreciated. It really is the precursor to Pet Sounds that every Pet Sounds fanatic should listen to.
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