Yeah Foxy Foxy is nice too. Ian Hunter’s solo album in 75 is great, cause it just continues right where they left off.

very glad to hear this

with Mick Ronson on deck sick

I can hear a lot of Mott influence in 90’s Suede

another stunner

priceless trans bop

still waiting for you to check out Steeleye Span

Some heaters in this dust convention

418 pages of em

this Bee Gees album is growing on me @Fella solid

I haven’t heard their one from 74. I’ll have to give it a shot.

they hadn't had a hit in several years and you can tell they were were taking in seriously

I started listening. Pretty good for sure. Did you ever end up listening to Eldorado for 74. I was really impressed with mid 70’s ELO. Their album from 75 might be even better.

Oh yeah of course, already knew it well. ELO one of the first classic rock bands I got into. Fond memories of having a room full of teenage hooligan stoners all doing massive Don't Bring Me Down singalongs in between rap songs at my house, where we all congregated.

I don’t remember if I posted this, but this album is great and this song might have my favorite vocal performance of the year. Across the whole record he’ll effortlessly switch between Elton, Stewart, and Buckley. This one in particular sounds like something Jeff would have done.

@twinkletoez album was difinitely inspired by that goddamn Riot Going On drum machine

Bowie took Sly Stones drummer Greg Errico, who had quit the band, on his Diamond Dogs tour after he sacked the Spiders

Explains a fair bit

cant blame him dude managed hold it down in one of the hardest funk outfits on earth