What albums did you listen to today?...continued

Guldbamsen wrote: Beck - Odelay (Yes! Hah...so strange actually. I really liked what I heard from Beck back in the mid 90s..yet never bought any of his albums(?). So I’ve remedied that and am slightly over the moon about discovering an artist a couple of decades later on. The music is like a Can album driving straight into this strange prairie hip-hop from way out west. This is the sort of album that can make both old trashcan winos and hip lawyers do the jig)

Black Sabbath— Paranoid (live in Montreux 1970. )
Mastodon— Crack The Skye. ( I like it. Pretty proggy too. )
Clan Of Xymox— Medusa ( absolutely love it. Even better than their debut from 1984. )

Jimi Hendrix Experience - Axis: Bold As Love

Hiram: Thanks man. I had a blast with Beck this weekend spinning both Mellow Gold and Odelay...and Sea Change. The latter seems so much more ‘adult’ and singersong writer based.

Nick: That’s basically your taste against Steve’s...now who is the tastiest? I guess we’ll find out in Tastebuds Galore: The Tournament! Heh Nahh...but I think I may check out jootoob first though.

I was working all day yesterday...on a saturday
...but managed to get some albums in when I got home..straight on into the night actually:

Beck - Mellow Gold
Beck - Sea Change
Soft Machine - Seven
Soft Machine - Three
Amon Düül - Meetings With Menmachines (The UK based variant with Dave Anderson and John Weinzierl)
Miles Davis - Sketches Of Spain
Tower Of Power - s/t
The Flaming Lips - Embryonic
Colosseum - Valentyne Suite (The title track is one of the rare occasions where a word like ‘orgasmic’ really fits for some reason. The drums alone justify this)

Peter Gabriel - So

MEER - Playing House
Gazpacho - Fireworker
Toto - Mindfields
Steve Lukather - I Found The Sun Again
Frost* - Day And Age

Gentle and Giant wrote: Black Midi - Cavalcade WOW, what an album!

it’s high time I listened to them. I thought that when their last album came out too but never got around to it. They’re on my short list of next purchases.

Meanwhile,

The Kinks | Something Else
The Kinks | Give the People What They Want
Klaus Schulze | Cyborg
Flipper | Gone Fishin’
This Kind of Punishment | A Beard of Bees
Triumph | In the Beginning
Subhumans | Crisis Point
Sonic Youth | SYR 1: Anagrama

Sam Cooke at Harlem Square

Sonic Youth | SYR 2: Slaapkapers Met sl*g.oom
Sonic Youth | SYR 3: Invito a Cielo
Sonic Youth | SYR 4: Goodbye 20th Century
Thin Lizzy | s/t
Alexander “Skip” Spence | Oar
Magma | Zühn Wohl Ünsaï (Live, Radio Bremen, 1974)
Magma | Bourges 1979
Egg | The Polite Force
Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti | Worn Copy

Edited by HolyMoly - June 02 2021 at 16:26