There are many album titles with just my name on them:
I dunno. Maybe next time you could just post a list instead of killing everyone with THIRTY ALBUM COVERS AT ONCE? _________________ I'm leaning on the threshold
Of her mystery
And crashing through the walls
Of dying history
I dunno. Maybe next time you could just post a list instead of killing everyone with THIRTY ALBUM COVERS AT ONCE?
Good idea, actually! 😄
For instance, there are three albums on BEA entitled "Nausea," although none of their album covers feature actual nausea. So by listing them as text only, without the covers, upsettable readers can imagine that the covers are really gross and disgusting as long as they don't click the links.
There are also at least five albums entitled "Sex," but none of the album covers contain imagery that involves sexual activity. But you wouldn't know that for certain unless you either trusted me implicitly (bad idea) or clicked the links yourself.
BEA doesn't show any bands called "Native Sons"... there are a two or three on Discogs, but it looks like only this one has released a self-titled LP. (Two of them, actually.)
Great call. I own two of these, Los Lobos & The Long Ryders.
Totally different albums but both with merit. Going to give this one some thought and write something up
This was a late 60's Temptations album and was the first album to feature Dennis Edwards, and this is the start of my favourite era for the band.
The first of their Psychedelic soul period, this is a classic soul album. Side one is stellar with the title track, a very good version of I Heard It Through The Grapevine, and the wonderful Run Away Child, Running Wild, one of my favourite Temptations tracks.
Side Two isn't quite as good as side one but still had the Carole King song, Hey Girl, which is very good. All in all, a great album
The George Harrison album was his comeback album after having not released an album for five years. I think that this might have been the first time that Harrison worked with Jeff Lynne (who produced the album). There was also contributions from Ringo, Elton, Eric (only first names needed) and Jim Keltner. A stellar line-up.
It's not George's best work but it is a decent album with some good tracks i.e. Got My Mind Set On You and When We Was Fab.
Comparing the two is unfair but if I had to, The Temptations win hands down
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