PRobably #2 of 1970 behind the Tim Buckley song I posted

She was such a softie

Damn those are smooth

first listen to this album @twinkletoez

i like this one basically as much as your coveted 'Memphis

version of Bridge Over Troubled Water is a heater

these definitely a certain degree of campiness in most of these performances that wasnt present at all in 1969 its great though

also the cover choices were more subtle than just doing Bridge, Youve Lost That Loving Feeling, You Dont have To Say You Love Me etc which already had iconic renditions

Bernie Taupin a fkn menace

Fun House is the Astral Weeks of hard rock no band ever topped this transcendence

the Crenith

"The changes in the city
Made a fool of me
I got too free
Forgot I had a family"

wha you think of this broski @Koala

@HeyFella have you heard this Caravan album? can definitely see you loving at much as rvi and i

Been meaning to, but never got around to it.

It's a stunner trust me

At least check out that song

I can't believe how fast prog took over so many albums this year

ELP pretty wild but Lucky Man is lovely

Checking out Genesis Trespass rn and it's also ridiculous but I hear potential

This is good. What year did it come out?

We're on 1970 senõr

The second half gets

I need to listen to this in my car. It sounds so grand.

One of the best recs i ever got from rvi. Serious soul food.

That Moody Blues song Melancholy Man was next level too. That almost immediately jumped into my all time favorites.

Same had the melody stuck in my head for my whole vacation

Nothing like finding a melody that just paralyzes you

You should check out the new Lemon Twigs album. It sounds exactly like it came out in 1970. The production, vocals, and just general melodic sensibility is so accurate. It was so good it made it into my 21st century list.