Albums You've Listened To Today

[merlin]

18 hours ago, took me long enough said:

Exquisite:

 

Heavy

[took me long enough]

1 hour ago, merlin said:

Heavy

Posted something for you on the other thread 

[Lampi]

[Lampi]

[Lampi]

[took me long enough]

 

 

[Skin2Skin]

[Skin2Skin]

[JimCT]

1 minute ago, Skin2Skin said:

One of my desert-island discs

[the imposter]

See here how everything
Lead up to this day
And it's just like
Any other day
That's ever been

[Jerseyfornia]

On recommendation from @SteveJhb.

Great album.

[soulcrusader78]

[soulcrusader78]

[Jerseyfornia]

1 hour ago, soulcrusader78 said:

I don't recognize the album. Is that from the boxed-set?

[Tom-Joad]

[Mocker]

Relaxing drive on the way to work today.......

[Mocker]

Here's an interesting historical tidbit.......

Morrissey at 17 – ‘The Ramones? A Bumptious Band Of Degenerates’
An interesting bit of music history surfaced today, via Prefix magazine: a July 1976 letter to music paper Melody Maker from one Steve Morrissey of Kings Road, Stretford, Manchester. Yup, it’s that Morrissey.

The future Smiths singer wrote to Melody Maker to proffer his opinion on The Ramones, who he describes as a “bumptious band of degenerate no-talents”. The then-17 year-old continues: “Musically, they do not deal in subtlety or variation of any kind, their rule is to be as incompetent as possible”.

Morrissey was far more impressed by another New York act – he was president of the UK New York Dolls fanclub, and in 1977 wrote a feature about them – oddly titled “Poor Little Faggot… Sealed With A Kiss” – for fanzine Kids Stuff. He signed that one “Steve ‘I Heard The New York Dolls And Cried’ Morrissey” .

Interestingly, despite saying that The Ramones should be “rightly filed and forgotten,” Morrissey later told The Quietus that their 1976 debut, ‘Ramones’, was one of his 13 favourite albums of all time. Guess some things just get better with age.

[Lampi]

[Lampi]

[Skin2Skin]

SPL Vol. 9, Disc 3 (Bruce)

[soulcrusader78]

When you can't really function, you're so full of fear.

[soulcrusader78]

16 hours ago, Jerseyfornia said:

I don't recognize the album. Is that from the boxed-set?

No,

there was some kind of mix-up with the date of one of the CDs in the box set, and they issued 300 copies of this CD-R six years ago; I only found about it a couple weeks ago. Got mine from Easy Action in England (shipped from Switzerland), for under $10 ppd.

If you want one best to hurry as they made so few.

Here's the link...

Okay this is first about the error: http://easyaction.co.uk/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=148

and then

this is for the CD-R if you want it: http://easyaction.co.uk/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=220

[soulcrusader78]

[Jerseyfornia]

 

[Mocker]

10 hours ago, soulcrusader78 said:

Hey!..........I was (am) going to listen to this album this weekend!  It's already sitting on the pool table. This one turned me into a Neil fan when it came out.