Sean Shibe- Bach
(This was absolutely beautiful. An amazing way to decompress.)
Todd Rundgren- With A Twist At Irving Plaza, 11/26/97
The Black Crowes- Before The Frost...Until The Freeze
Paul McCartney- Maida Vale Studios, 10/16/2013
Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane- Rough Mix
Bad Company- Burnin' Sky
Paul Weller- Fat Pop Volume 1
The Who- Odds & Sods
Tuesday, October 22, 2024
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John Coltrane- Ole: Kevin Gray MONO Master (1961/2025)- **** (In a word, stunning! "John Coltrane and two bassists walk into a studio.....
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Danny Ray- All The Best (1980) **** (Solid collection of roots reggae, featuring "Revolution Rock," a song many, including myself,...
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Harry Connick Jr.- Lofty's Roach Souffle- ***1/2 (Good record, if a bit long. But it pays off big time with the last song.) Jimmy Wither...
3 comments:
Wow, Bad Company beat out Rough Mix, that's a suprise.
Jeff,
I don't think "Burnin' Sky" is a better record than "Rough Mix." That's not what "Best Thing I Listened To" is. I've always thought "Burnin' Sky" was the weakest of the first four Bad Co. records, so I was surprised by how much I enjoyed it yesterday.
Rough Mix just might be my favorite of Pete's non-Who work, and it lead me only a few years ago to Slim Chance and more of Ronnie's wonderful solo years. Odds & Sods gets a lot of spins here, too.
Lately, I've been playing mostly my CD collection. Yesterday were letter G bands/artists. It ended up being an awesome day of listening:
Gersey - Hope Springs (sadly a band no more, but this debut album still is a glorious indie twin-guitar album)
Gelbison - 1704 (saw these guys open for Wilco on the YHF tour, so I grabbed this one)
Danny Gatton - In Concert 9/9/94
Galaxie 500 - On Fire
The Go-Betweens - Tallulah
Marvin Gaye - The Very Best of
Gin Blossoms - New Miserable Experience
Greyboy Allstars - A Town Called Earth
Groovy, Volume 3 (great soul/jazz compilation)
- Paul in DK
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