The Mahavishnu Orchestra- The Inner Mounting Flame
Yes- Relayer
iPod on Shuffle:
Someone I Once Knew- Paul Westerberg
Mercy Street- Peter Gabriel
John Barleycorn- Traffic
The Bitterest Pill- The Jam
Blue Eyes- International Submarine Band
The Last Time I Saw Richard- Joni Mitchell
Woman (2010 Stripped Renix)- John Lennon
If Only You Were Lonely- Paul Westerberg w/Tom Waits
When The Sour Turns To Sweet- Genesis
The Yard Man- Bettye Crutcher
Fly- David Bowie
Pretty Girl- The Easybeats
You've Got A Habit Of Leaving (Unplugged)- David Bowie
In The Summer Of His Youth- Bee Gees
Ensure- Lloyd Charmers
Bewtiched, Bothered & Bewildered- Jeff Lynne
The Informer- David Bowie
Man Of The World- Toots Hibbert
It's Late (Alt. Version)- Queen
Pressure Drop- Toots & The Maytals
You're Funny Boy- Carl Smith
Lovelines (alt. voc.)- The Replacements
4 comments:
Toots Hibbert!
Was in a mostly 80's rock mood yesterday which resulted in an exceptional day of listening, so here's the list.
The Sound - From The Lion's Mouth (Expanded Edition)
- the best of their excellent catalog of albums
The Replacements - Pleased To Meet Me (Expanded Edition)
- wonderful
The Church - El Momento Siguiente
- the second of their aoustic reworking albums is, like the first one, superior to most bands attempts at this.
U2 - Medium, Rare & Remastered
- compilation of b-sides from early 2000's
The Waterboys - 1985, disc 3
- interesting to hear the false starts that led to the amazing This Is The Sea album. The extended version (17:35!) of This Is The Sea that ends this disc features almost entirely different verses. Not sure I'll listen to much of this again, though.
The Only Ones - Remains (CD version)
- essential collection of non-album cuts. The CD version is missing their perfect cover of Small Faces "My Way of Giving". Features Glenn Tilbrook on backing vocals on one song if memory serves.
Van Morrison - Moondance
- How do you follow up Astral Weeks? With this gem! One of the great first sides.
The Go-Betweens - A Suicide Note To Satan Rarities Vol 4 1982-84 (from the G is for Go-Betweens box)
- continuing the theme of out-takes, b-sides, etc. Interesting, made me want to play the studio albums.
- Paul in DK
Paul
I need to hear that Only Ones/Tilbrook cover!
And yes, that expanded 'Mats record is a killer.
Sal, Tilbrook isn’t part of the cover version, but is backing vocalist on one song and plays guitar on three others. Here’s the discogs link
https://www.discogs.com/release/1529528-The-Only-Ones-Remains
- Paul in DK
Thanks for the link, Paul.
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