That album, when I first heard it, forced me to rethink how I listened to music and what I was willing to try. Not many albums can do that. Tons of great albums out there but not many shift the way you see the world..... Wish I could re-experience listening to it for the first time.

Pink Floyd-Bike


https://youtu.be/cimx3RnRrL0

Wow. Listening to that album now. Holy crap. Good stuff.

Johhny and Edgar...before Frankenstein was Frankenstein

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UL2R4CsTO7U

RUSH



All of it. RIP Neil

RUSH Chronicles

Postgame interviews

Matt LaFleur
Aaron Rodgers

Go Pack Go!

Blues Medley including Dr. John, Mud Morganfield, Jon Bonamassa, Lazy Lester, Big Bill Morganfield, and such

JP. British Steel.

John Stewart turning music into gold

Van Morrison - How Long Has This Been Going On

Continuing on with the Van catalog.

74F / 68% RH / 10 mph - cool enough for a sweatshirt

All Them Witches.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_gZaZyNhxI

Listented to Arctic Monkeys for a couple hours this past weekend. Not bad, but I can't really recall what I heard in them before....less imaginitive..more boring than I remember

Van Morrison - Tell Me Something: The Songs of Mose Allison

First time listening to this album.

72F / 73% RH / calm - borderline Summer-like weather today, even ran the a/c at dinner time

Jazz Band songs from HS....like Herbie here

Chameleon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbkqE4fpvdI

no kidding?
I happen to like Mose Allison, have an old vinyl LP called I've Been Doing Some Thinkin' that I just love. Gave up looking for it on cd a few years ago, but it has what I think is the proper interpretation of You Are My Sunshine.

I know, I know, but I'm not willing to blaze that trail...yet.
I only checked libraries for the cd. I'm sure I can find it to buy...or fix my KLH and play the old LP

YES!
Mose kicks me where I keep my emotions with that rendition.
Like most people, I grew up thinking it was a happy sing-along-with-Mitch song, but Mose exposes the fear of loss.

There are other gems on that album, some witty lyrics, some stellar piano (I believe he was classically trained) and most far from sad...though pretty mellow.

Guessing I purchased it circa 1969?

You skeered?

J/K!

Seriously, you should get it. It has certainly changed the way I listen to music out in the garage. The width and breadth is awesome.

Three Little Bops - Friz Freleng,

Black Sabbath. The End

Great tunes.

My 12 year old grandson loves Sabbath. He can pick Ozzy out.

Hope he holds to it. I had the kid on a good path but around 12-13 he fell in with a bad crowd and fell headlong into rap and hippity hoppity