nice collection you have there and i agree with you about black metal. when i tell people about all these types of metal music (death, black, trash, etc) all i get is "bleah! how can you listen to something like that?!". my answer is always the same: did you try to listen to it;not hearing it but listen to it?
I'll be sure to spin some Tom Waits vinyl--on authentic 1970s discs!
(See my previous comment about an interview with Mr. Waits.)
Oh yes, and I think my Moondog album will deserve a few rotations, too.
I think I have vinyl versions of just about all the albums in your list. Who knows what might happen? Maybe I'll do a special "Framing-the-Story" edition!
Hola , Buenos Vinilos. Me Quedo Con Él Gran Thelonious Monk: Monje solitario (1965 ). Un Saludo.
nice collection you have there and i agree with you about black metal. when i tell people about all these types of metal music (death, black, trash, etc) all i get is "bleah! how can you listen to something like that?!". my answer is always the same: did you try to listen to it;not hearing it but listen to it?
Totally agree with you, perfectlight. Black Metal relaxes me, as strange as it may sound.
Moondog!
I, too, feel myself being drawn back to my old vinyl. So much so, in fact, that I'm planning to start a livestreamed radio show featuring them!
If I ever get it together, I'll announce it here (there and everywhere). Stay tuned, as they say in the radio business!
Thanks. Staying tuned.
I'll be sure to spin some Tom Waits vinyl--on authentic 1970s discs!
(See my previous comment about an interview with Mr. Waits.)
Oh yes, and I think my Moondog album will deserve a few rotations, too.
I think I have vinyl versions of just about all the albums in your list. Who knows what might happen? Maybe I'll do a special "Framing-the-Story" edition!
Nice lineup. Miss vinyl. Not necessarily because it was better but because we were so much younger
Well said.
I agree with you...again; live at Fillmore east is my favorite live album of all time too.