What's one of the definitions of a great album? I'd say it's when you keep putting the thing on for days, sometimes more than once a day. I just keep playing this album.
I think everyone's definition of a great album differs, but some albums meet a lot of people's definitions and are exactly the kind you described. The kind you play a lot.
I watched and loved "Searching for Sugerman" great movie.
Google told me this record was released in 1970.
The aesthetic is of its time......but Jaysus, "Gomorrah a nursery rhyme" could've been written during Trump.
Released during the Nixon administration, I guess there was a "this is as bad as it can get" vibe to the record, then came Regan, Bush x 2, Trump...........
It's a simultaneously wonderful and depressing record, a protest record of its era that did nothing but usher in eras when, yes, things did indeed get worse.
I'm going to search for more Sugerman on the back of this.
I really enjoyed that, have saved it to my apple music and will definitely listen again.
He has a lovely voice, subtle, not to too 'in your face'. The only track I wasn't keen on was 'Only Good for Conversation' which musically I didn't like, although the lyrics were good.
Quite a few tracks reminded me of other artists, but I couldn't put my fin
I feel like I have a tough act to follow! This was was such a good choice.
I have two albums in mind, will decide today and post on the other thread.
To use an outdated word that I've tried unsuccessfully to bring back, it's just a groovy record.
What I love about this is that you are broadening my horizons. I would never have known that such litte delights exist...
I played the album a lot during the weekend, will listen to his second album today.
What's one of the definitions of a great album? I'd say it's when you keep putting the thing on for days, sometimes more than once a day. I just keep playing this album.
OK, first off.......fucking awesome album.
I watched and loved "Searching for Sugerman" great movie.
Google told me this record was released in 1970.
The aesthetic is of its time......but Jaysus, "Gomorrah a nursery rhyme" could've been written during Trump.
Released during the Nixon administration, I guess there was a "this is as bad as it can get" vibe to the record, then came Regan, Bush x 2, Trump...........
It's a simultaneously wonderful and depressing record, a protest record of its era that did nothing but usher in eras when, yes, things did indeed get worse.
I'm going to search for more Sugerman on the back of this.
I really enjoyed that, have saved it to my apple music and will definitely listen again.
He has a lovely voice, subtle, not to too 'in your face'. The only track I wasn't keen on was 'Only Good for Conversation' which musically I didn't like, although the lyrics were good.
Quite a few tracks reminded me of other artists, but I couldn't put my fin