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SlushPuppy · « **Reply #88000 on:** 17 May 2019, 10:37 am »

Genesis - Foxtrot (1972) (SACD)

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pumpkinman · « **Reply #88001 on:** 17 May 2019, 11:15 am »

Be-Bop Deluxe • Sunburst Finish

WC · « **Reply #88002 on:** 17 May 2019, 02:19 pm »

Remind Me Tomorrow - Sharon Van Etten (2019)

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WC · « **Reply #88003 on:** 17 May 2019, 08:30 pm »

Wed 21 - Juana Molina (CD (2013))

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WC · « **Reply #88004 on:** 17 May 2019, 09:47 pm »

Slugger - Sad13 (CD (2016))

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SlushPuppy · « **Reply #88005 on:** 17 May 2019, 10:01 pm »

Interpol - A Fine Mess [EP] (2019)

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SlushPuppy · « **Reply #88006 on:** 17 May 2019, 10:44 pm »

Olden Yolk - Living Theatre (2019)

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WC · « **Reply #88007 on:** 18 May 2019, 01:59 am »

Been a Long Time - Double Trouble (2001)

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WC · « **Reply #88008 on:** 18 May 2019, 03:28 am »

Stolen Moments - John Hiatt (1990)

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ArthurDent · « **Reply #88009 on:** 18 May 2019, 01:36 pm »

Gerry Rafferty: Snakes & Ladders '80

ArthurDent · « **Reply #88010 on:** 18 May 2019, 02:55 pm »

Gorillaz: Gorillaz '01

chitlins-parmigiana · « **Reply #88011 on:** 18 May 2019, 10:05 pm »

Bought this cd back in the 9o's

LesterSleepsIn · « **Reply #88012 on:** 18 May 2019, 11:32 pm »

The Beauty of Disaster
J. Peter Schwalm

SET Man · « **Reply #88013 on:** 19 May 2019, 02:01 am »

Hey!

Billie Eilish "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" Got this on vinyl LP, actually this come in yellow vinyl. Sure looks cool on my TT. Anyway, I don't know why but I do enjoy this album from the beginning to the end. The vinyl pressing is pretty clean and sound pretty good also

Buddy

ArthurDent · « **Reply #88014 on:** 19 May 2019, 06:16 am »

Quote from: SET Man on 19 May 2019, 02:01 am

Hey!

Billie Eilish "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" Got this on vinyl LP, actually this come in yellow vinyl. Sure looks cool on my TT. Anyway, I don't know why but I do enjoy this album from the beginning to the end. The vinyl pressing is pretty clean and sound pretty good also

Buddy

Hey Buddy, good to see you here. You should drop by more often.

Not familiar with her, but will check it out.

pumpkinman · « **Reply #88015 on:** 19 May 2019, 12:44 pm »

Elephant Stone • s/t........Spotify

pumpkinman · « **Reply #88016 on:** 19 May 2019, 02:34 pm »

Natural Gas • 1976 w/ Joey Molland Of Badfinger

Natural Gas was a rock band featuring Peter Wood, Joey Molland, Mark Clarke and Jerry Shirley. They released one album, Natural Gas, produced by Felix Pappalardi, in 1976. The group performed a few gigs as an opening act for Peter Frampton in 1976. They released a self-titled album and three singles.

ArthurDent · « **Reply #88017 on:** 19 May 2019, 03:29 pm »

Edgar Froese: Stuntman '74

ArthurDent · « **Reply #88018 on:** 19 May 2019, 05:52 pm »

Quicksilver: The Hermit '10

Azon - Editorial Reviews

Over the years, the band has reunited off and on, and the current incarnation includes original member Gary Duncan on guitar, vocals, bass and keyboards, along with John Bird on guitar, Jimmy Guyette on bass, Tony Menjiuar on percussion, and former Sly and the Family Stone drummer Greg Errico. Slimming their name down to simply Quicksilver, the band still does the jam thing and they do it mighty well. Their latest album The Hermit, released last December by Global Recording Artists, contains strictly instrumentals — eight to be exact — with each piece bearing its own distinct personality.

Tuned to a funky frequency, “Boo-Hooin” shudders and shakes with style and substance, where tracks like “Nica’s Dream” and “Samba Triste/Green Dolphin Street” swing and swagger with jiving jazz rhythms. Strumming a wicked acoustic guitar, Jorge Santana stages a guest appearance on the blissful, breezy Latin fragranced “Cancion Para Dios,” while “Selling Miss Murphy,” in certain parts, particularly in the beginning and in the middle of the cut, pinches notions from the kind of creepy, crawly moody measures occasionally practiced by Led Zeppelin.Ablaze with nimble fretwork, stimulating keyboard passages, and dynamic drum patterns, The Hermit exhibits how incredibly intact and incisive Quicksilver’s chops are. The band trades and shares tasty licks with effortless ease, their timing is impeccable, and the energy is positive. Bluesy undercurrents collide in harmony with jazzy arrangements and rocking beats, culminating in a marvelous melting pot of various sonic accessories.

Groovy and inspired, The Hermit is not only a must have for fans of the legendary San Francisco band, but those partial to instrumentals will find much to praise about this great album as well. Oodles of kudos to Gary Duncan for keeping the band’s vision alive and kicking …

pumpkinman · « **Reply #88019 on:** 19 May 2019, 06:03 pm »

Doug Sahm • Groovers Paradise