9/29/24

The Clarendonians- Best Of
Traffic- S/T
Elvis Costello & The Attractions- All This Useless Beauty
David Bowie- Aladdin Sane
Rolling Stones- Steel Wheels
The Jam- In The City
Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac- Greatest Hits
The Meters- Rejuvenation
The Rascals- Time Peace: Greatest Hits

9/28/24

Bee Gees- Horizontal (Stereo)
Gene Clark w/ The Gosdin Brothers (Stereo)
David Bowie- Aladdin Sane
Joe Jackson- Look Sharp
Motorhead- Ace Of Spades
Homer & Jethro- Wanted For Murder
Elton John- Honky Chateau
Foreigner- Personal Playlist
Alice Cooper- Greatest Hits
The Cars- S/T
Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes- Hearts Of Stone
(Bought a small collection today, about 400 records. All but my Foreigner playlist were from that collection.)

9/27/24

Ornette Coleman- Virgin Beauty
Link Wray- S/T
David Bowie- I'm Only Dancing (The Soul Tour '74)
v/a- Burning Wood's Reggae Birthday Bash
Deep Purple- Deeper Purple (Personal Playlist)
Thin Lizzy- Johnny The Fox (2024 remix)
Sweet- Action (Personal Playlist)
The Explorers Club- S/T
Devo- 50 Years Of De-Evolution (Highlights)

9/26/24

The Jam- All Mod Cons
The Sunset Travelers w/ O.V. Wright- Peacock Singles
Thin Lizzy- WMMS, Cleveland: 5/11/76
Squeeze- Ridiculous
Nick Lowe & Los Straitjackets- Indoor Safari

9/25/24

Mike Viola- Rock Of Boston
(This record agitated me. Not what I was hoping for. I''ll try again...maybe.)

David Bowie- Hunky Dory
Elvis Costello- Out Of Our Idiot!
Queen- Duck Soup: Best of The 80's/90's (Personal Playlist)

Terry Adams- Holy Tweet
(His cover of "Indian Love Call" is worth the price of admission.)

Peter & Gordon- Lady Godiva
David Bowie- Toy

Oasis- (What's The Story) Morning Glory?
(I would really love to hear this record cleaned up and toned down. It's relentless, and not always in a good way.)

Steve Earle & The Dukes (& Duchesses)- The Low Highway
(His best, I think. Def my fave.)

Ron Wood- I've Got My Own Album To Do
Diana Ross- Diana (Chic Mix)

9/24/24

Bob Dylan & The Band- Chicago, 1/3/74
Shelagh McDonald- Stargazer
Lennie Hibbert- Moonlight Party
Bob Dylan & The Band- Chicago, 1/4/74
Iggy Pop- Rainbow Theatre, 3/7/77
Joe Gibbs & The Professionals- African Dub: Almighty
(This was a very unsatisfying day of music. The Dylan stuff was fine. I wasn't overwhelmed. Maybe just slightly whelmed. The Iggy recording was too muddy. The Lennie Hibbert was straight jazz and I was hoping for something a little more exotic from the Jamaican. Even the Joe Gibbs fell flat. Volume Three of the "African Dub" series is the winner. That Shelagh is considered a lost classic and it was pretty good, but I might not have been in the mood. Had to snap out of it with some old favorites below.)

Utopia- Ra (Side One)
Todd Rundgren & Utopia- Live At The Old Waldorf, 1978
Motorhead- Bomber
Ramones- Animal Boy

9/23/24

Movie Movie- Now Playing
Lloyd Charmers w/Byron Lee & The Dragonaires- Reggay Charm
John Cale- Helen Of Troy
J.D. Simo & Luther Dickinson- Do The Rump
Squeeze- Personal Playlist

iPod on Shuffle:
Silver- Pixies
Cnacel Everything- Ron Wood
Let's Talk About Us- Dave Edmunds
Creeping Jean- The Kinks
In My Life- Jackie Robinson
Over Her Head- John Cale
Without Someone- Electric Light Orchestra
Baby Boomerang- T.Rex
Five Magics- Megadeth