rvi

1y

Doesn't quite have the Move magic though I'm afraid

rvi

1y

@Elric you enjoying lamb lies down on broadway?

Elric

1y

Yeah pretty good still don't love Gabriel as a vocalist and they still manage to overstuff almost every arrangement but I see the appeal

internet buddy

1y

This and CTTE are the peak of the genre

Elric

1y

I can't think of what CTTE is

I've tried Fulfillingness several times over the years but still feel like I've never heard this dinger

Jackson 5 on backup vocals

Elric

1y

I thought you, rvi and I all realized how good Wizard were at the same time

Fella

1y

You ever listen to the first Primal Scream record. So underrated. They’re fusing The Jesus & Marychain, The Byrd’s, and Big Star perfectly. It does just as well what The Stone Roses and The La’s would do a few years later. It should get way more credit as a proto Britpop album.

Fella

1y

You ever listen to the first Primal Scream record. So underrated. They’re fusing The Jesus & Marychain, The Byrd’s, and Big Star perfectly. It does just as well what The Stone Roses and The La’s would do a few years later. It should get way more credit as a proto Britpop album.

internet buddy

1y

Yes - Close to the Edge

Elric

1y

another Christine McVie gem surprised they thought they even needed a Stevie Nicks

Elric

1y

ill take your word for it

Elric

1y

Yes but not since the days of my Britpop thread on ktt1 I recall it having some gems

Elric

1y

I can't think of what CTTE is

I've tried Fulfillingness several times over the years but still feel like I've never heard this dinger

Jackson 5 on backup vocals

Elric

1y

Did you make me a Grateful Dead playlist yet or am I sticking to D***s Picks vol 12 @RVI

rvi

1y

yeah i think just a good digestion of that release is good. pretty much sums up the year with highlights from 2 peak shows

should check out the Grateful Dead Movie though too wasnt released til 1977 but documents the last shows before their hiatus in 1974 which are also amazing. and gives good feel for the scene

Fella

1y

You ever listen to the first Primal Scream record. So underrated. They’re fusing The Jesus & Marychain, The Byrd’s, and Big Star perfectly. It does just as well what The Stone Roses and The La’s would do a few years later. It should get way more credit as a proto Britpop album.

Elric

1y

sounds like a classic @twinkletoez

internet buddy

1y

Strong ‘90s vibes

Elric

1y

right right I'll try and find it