Thanks Mazzy- I watch and enjoy many of your videos but generally never enter comments-so just wanted to take time to say thanks for sharing your knowledge, records and entertaining opinions. Very best wishes for 2023 from Vinyl Monkey (Mal in Hartlepool, North East England)
I learn a ton from you Mazzy. Thanks for a great year of higher learning. I just wanted to pass something on to you that I saw on PBC just recently. The story of Buffy Saint Marie. I was surprised and enjoyed it so much. Her story is tremendous and she wrote some great songs that so many love still. Let me know if you know her story. Love to you and good health in 2023!!
You turned me on to Kinky in your videos! Wow that was a great double bill. I do recommend the PBC documentary on Buffy if you get a chance to see it. Wonderful and eye opening!
Hi mazzy thanks for doing the tag .. this was certainly more than just showing records! 3 in 1969 by CCR Amazing I have that Bob Marley album I think it cost me £10 … I’m not a fan of all that packaging either . I’ve created a playlist on my channel it’s was a nice touch to encourage everyone to check out this years tag. Health and happiness in 2023 ! Cheers mazzy 👍
Nice tag Mazzy - Great three from CCR. Amazingly Fairport Convention also put out the three great albums fronted by Sandy Denny in 1969 (What we did on our Holidays, Unhalfbricking and Liege and Lief). Must have been something in the water that year. Cheers Dale
you can never go wrong listening to leonard cohen...hey my friend...great albums all around...when listening to leonard, i often choose 'thanks for the dance', the posthumous album...it's just so amazing in its heart and breath...powerful in its weakness...still leonard in its lyrics....love lou's 'berlin'...the live show was recorded in new york...one of my favorite lou solo albums....great variety with cooder and son ra...love cooder's 'the long riders' score...all good stuff here..may the year be even better...peace always...rocky
Very cool,…F.Y.I. Brits use the term hat trick for what is most likely referred to as a triple play in the US. Hat trick is used a lot in football (soccer) when a player has scored three goals in the same game. So basically any multiple of three is a hat trick. Don’t worry, as a Brit who has been living in the US for several years I still get lost in translation sometimes 😂
Great vid. The Great Destroyer is the album that got me into Low. So good that Robert Plant, no less, covered two songs off it, Silver Rider and Monkey, on his 2010 album Band of Joy. They were a band that kept evolving. Their last two albums, Double Negative and Hey What, are very different from their earlier stuff and well worth checking out. Quite challenging with lots of distortion, but still their trademark harmonies and Mimi's achingly beautiful voice always telling you that you are listening to Low
Some nice choices, Mazzy. I love 'Boomer's Story'- particularly 'Dark End of the Street'. I remember seeing King Crimson on the 'Beat' tour (1982) at the Hammersmith Palais- now sadly a gym. I'm having trouble finding stuff to show in my collection for this vinyl tag so may have to pass. Happy 2023!
Mazzy every video you post there is always an artist I need to check I’ve heard of Ray Cooder with Bueno Vista Social Club I’m going to check out his stuff because hes your favorite you already turn me on to Little Feat waiting for Columbus . Love that Rocky purchase. I’m green with envy on that Bookends mono awesome grail Mazzy love your Vinyl Tag.
Happy new year Lovell. The Buena Vista album is great but the guitar album I showed is very different and cool cuban american surf life slow soothing reverb drenched guitars Enjoy!!
Mazzy, I’ll comment again on how great the Peck record is, got after seeing the original video. Great new band of 2022? Horsegirl from Chicago is something really fresh
Hey Mazzy! I’m brand new to the VC! We have talked quite a bit on the Hoffman forums though! Would appreciate your feedback on my vinyl tag and recent video! Great picks by the way! Definitely need to check that Orville Peck record out, I’ve heard great things!
Why do we need to pay 150 bones for a fricking record. I just won’t go there. Love Chad, but I never asked for all the accoutrement! Just do the basics well, and we will pay a higher premium price. Everyone, everywhere is gouging while corporations have never been more flush with cash they’ve been hoarding adding to the pain. Apologies for the rant.
Hi mazzy I can’t reply to your comment either it’s mad!! No tag is perfect but we have to remember for some people this is their first tag ! I think there’s enough in this tag to make a great video and you proved that. Cheers mazzy 👍👍👍
I got a great book called ‘Psychedelia and Other Colours’ written by Rob Chapman, came out in 2015 a tome of a book 638 pages long, haven’t read it yet. It’s a very detailed book on the scene 1965 to 1970. A Guardian, Mojo and Rough Trade book of the year. Have you read it Massy?
Great tag. My number one pick is Bronco as well. I really need to check out Stereolab as it would seem to be music that would appeal to me. Luluc is a new one for me. I am working on my Ry Cooder collection and I know I need to get the newest album with Taj Mahal. That is an amazing run for one year with CCR. I just bought the Criterion Collection DVD for Wings Of Desire but haven't watched it yet. Cool guitar and Sun Ra record. Have a great New Year.
The Birdsong Project is proof the lockdowns were a terrible idea. Didn't Elvis Costello write a song about your encounter. I've locked eyes with Johnny Rotten. I'm sure that was a bit more intense. Rastaman Vibration is my favorite. I need the three 80's King Crimson albums. Ian and Sylvia may be the best-looking couple in music. The Porcupine Tree album cover is certainly disappointing. I love Berlin when it came out. I always preferred it over Transformer.
Berlin is a record like no other. I feel like I've been physically attacked after listening to it. Also, a slightly left field take on the 3 album run. Brian Eno. Jets/Tiger/Another/Before - I argue they are follow up. Stereolab - Refractions in the Plastic Pulse - 15 minutes of near genius.
A review of early Slash records would be a big service to your audience...X, Gun Club, Blasters, Dream Syndicate, Flesh Eaters, Los Lobos....people need to know more about those records...
Thanks for mentioning Ian Tyson. Always loved "Someday Soon", first heard sung by Judy Collins. Aoxomoxoa was the first Dead record I bought, when I was a sophomore or junior in high school. Oddly, I did not immediately connect with "What's become of the Baby" which takes up most of one side. St. Stephen and China Cat Sunflower I liked right off the bat. Some of the quieter numbers didn't make much impact, sounding a little anemic. In an interview with Rolling Stone Garcia told people to "buy the remixed" edition of the album, which I never got around to. Your thoughts on "What's Become of the Baby"?
Mazzy, industry question for you: What does a “LAST” sticker placed on an LP or a sleeve indicate? I have several 70s/early 80s records with that sticker. Thanks…Zach
@@mazzysmusic It was a preservative people sprayed on to vinyl that reduced vinyl wear and proponents would argue, extended your collcections life. Yeah I did that thing in the 80's!😸
I've personally never seen anyone feature Luluc (not that it's never been done). In the latter part of 2018 into 2019, Sculptor became my "last record of the night" spin whenever I was spending time in a dedicated listening session. For some reason, I've never checked out their other releases...something now on my music "to-do" list for 2023 (thx!). Since then, my end of night go-to record became Bonny Light Horseman (the self-titled), and then more recently Anaïs Mitchell's (also from BLH) self-titled record.
Interesting you were disappointed by CLOSURE/CONTINUATION. My number 1 for 2022. To be fair Gavin is famous playing for years with Fripp and King Crimson, and Richard Barbieri adding some wonderful textures on this fine album. Thanks for keeping on trying it..
@@mazzysmusic I’m glad you are giving it another try. It is a bit contrived that’s Wilson for you. Like his last solo album which I really liked (Electronica in parts). BTW I had Sylvian’s Blemish on CD and wasn’t going to buy it on vinyl but saw your vid about the vinyl which I picked up today. Sounds great so thanks for that.
Bookends Mono is quite rare. Last copy I had went to Tokyo for $200 , it's one of those vinyls folks pass by, unaware of its value. King Crimson, is this music?
Billy Zoom alway smiled when he played. At least on camera. I thought that was very special at the time. Was that his typical demeanor throughout an X show?
Oh yes. Funny you brought that up. Yes he had this strange grin and his playing seemed so effortless. He almost looked like he didn’t fit in the rest of the band. When I say him just before the pandemic, he now sits on a stool as he’s had health issues. 🎸
Hey Mazzy, I need your opinion. I just bought a very cool first pressing of We’re only in it for the money, and discovered it has one skip. I’ve done everything I can to clean it, short of ultrasonic cleaning, which I’ll be looking for. It’s not an infinite skip, and it’s kinda at the beginning of Discorporate where Zappa’s announcing the title, so it’s not huge, but it’s a skip. Should I return it for credit? What would you do in my position? I really love this version(there’s a couple label variations, and no grooves between songs, so it’s seamless, as it should be). Do you have albums you love that have one skip but you’ve kept? Just thought I’d ask your thoughts on the matter. Thanks. Happy new year to you and yours!
For me it depends on the record and if I can’t get a replacement. I’d the skip sticks or just a few tics and the music doesn’t stop. I’m pretty forgiving because vinyl is rarely perfect Sorry I don’t have a better response 🤷🏻♂️
@@mazzysmusic yea, it’s just while Zappa’s talking, and it moves on. I’m hedging towards keeping it and trying to get it ultrasonically cleaned or trying the tooth pick trick. It’s pretty cool, and not easy to replace. It’s a first press Only in it for the money without any bands between tracks, so it’s seamless on each side, the way the album should be. Doesn’t seem easy to replace in good shape with insert for a good price. So I might just do my best to fix it. It was $40. Not too bad. Thanks Mazzy.
Hey Mazzy, a 'hat-trick' is a sporting term for when a football (soccer) player scores 3 times in a row in one game. It can also apply to if a team wins 3 games or 3 championships in a row. I think the 'born in the same year' question referred to the year of an LP release, not the artist but it's open to interpretation lol. Nice selection of albums 😊😊👍
Mazzy I am assuming your are from England? Maybe Canadian Passport to America. Did you hear of a film in England in 69" called "The Deep End" with Jane Asher? They say the sound track was from Cat Stevens. I just found out I am in it. In the water depravation tanks. Would the music be like torture sounds? They crossed that movie with 'The Miracle Worker" in 62''. Maybe that explains all the medical tyranny that's floating around everywhere now. From Camarrio Hospital where they filmed The Miracle Worker to The Deep End.
KISS did get in the R&R Hall a few years back but honestly the Hall is a joke. It’s all about inviting people the owners of the Hall want to meet. It’s not about rock and roll. Dolly Parton getting nominated and in recently is a simple example. A brilliant artist for sure but no way is she a rocker.
paradise and lunch is not the tex-mex record of ry cooder...and jaco is not on this lp...the tex-mex-album is chicken skin music...with jaco on it...anyway...paradise and lunch is my favorite cooder album too...
That’s right. They are back to back albums and sometimes I mix up the exact content. Saw four shows of Cooder in 76 with Flaco so I always associate that time when they started playing together. Thanks for the correction 🎸
Great Tag, Mazzy. Happy 2023! I have my own "bumping into Elvis" story, too. Hope you have a great year...
TB
Nice one Mazzy 😎
p.s. I love those UHQR Boxes 🤣
love that crimson period. saw them in Berkley 82 and vancouver 81 just fantastic.
I might have seen them in Berkeley too ✌🏼
Hey, just to let you know, have ordered your book. Can't wait for it to arrive.
Thanks Mazzy- I watch and enjoy many of your videos but generally never enter comments-so just wanted to take time to say thanks for sharing your knowledge, records and entertaining opinions. Very best wishes for 2023 from Vinyl Monkey (Mal in Hartlepool, North East England)
Great responcee to the tag with some nice stories asusal, have a marvelous Sunday and keep the records spinning!
THANK YOU….EXCELLENT AS USUAL ! ! !
Let's see that guitar collection.
I learn a ton from you Mazzy. Thanks for a great year of higher learning. I just wanted to pass something on to you that I saw on PBC just recently. The story of Buffy Saint Marie. I was surprised and enjoyed it so much. Her story is tremendous and she wrote some great songs that so many love still. Let me know if you know her story. Love to you and good health in 2023!!
I saw Buffy once in the 1970s opening at a club for Kinky Friedman 🤠✌🏼
You turned me on to Kinky in your videos! Wow that was a great double bill. I do recommend the PBC documentary on Buffy if you get a chance to see it. Wonderful and eye opening!
Hi mazzy thanks for doing the tag .. this was certainly more than just showing records! 3 in 1969 by CCR Amazing I have that Bob Marley album I think it cost me £10 … I’m not a fan of all that packaging either . I’ve created a playlist on my channel it’s was a nice touch to encourage everyone to check out this years tag. Health and happiness in 2023 ! Cheers mazzy 👍
yes, fremer was way off on Mazz in this regard. Fremer could have taken a minute to learn that for himself just watch any video
CCR is a great answer.
*HENRI ALEKAN!* (chef's kiss)
Nice tag Mazzy - Great three from CCR. Amazingly Fairport Convention also put out the three great albums fronted by Sandy Denny in 1969 (What we did on our Holidays, Unhalfbricking and Liege and Lief). Must have been something in the water that year. Cheers Dale
Some awesome choices and just love that guitar, would be great for my three note special. C,G & D7.
Great video Mazzy. I also bumped into Elvis Costello at the Stones gig in Liverpool last summer. Chatted for around 5 mins. Very nice man.
Did you wish him a happy birthday 🤷🏻♂️🤠
@@mazzysmusic haha, unfortunately no. 🙈
Nice choices Mazzy especially Rocky :) awesome Crimson records.. cheers
you can never go wrong listening to leonard cohen...hey my friend...great albums all around...when listening to leonard, i often choose 'thanks for the dance', the posthumous album...it's just so amazing in its heart and breath...powerful in its weakness...still leonard in its lyrics....love lou's 'berlin'...the live show was recorded in new york...one of my favorite lou solo albums....great variety with cooder and son ra...love cooder's 'the long riders' score...all good stuff here..may the year be even better...peace always...rocky
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Mexican Strats sound really good for a while now
Very cool,…F.Y.I. Brits use the term hat trick for what is most likely referred to as a triple play in the US. Hat trick is used a lot in football (soccer) when a player has scored three goals in the same game. So basically any multiple of three is a hat trick. Don’t worry, as a Brit who has been living in the US for several years I still get lost in translation sometimes 😂
Great vid. The Great Destroyer is the album that got me into Low. So good that Robert Plant, no less, covered two songs off it, Silver Rider and Monkey, on his 2010 album Band of Joy. They were a band that kept evolving. Their last two albums, Double Negative and Hey What, are very different from their earlier stuff and well worth checking out. Quite challenging with lots of distortion, but still their trademark harmonies and Mimi's achingly beautiful voice always telling you that you are listening to Low
Leonard Cohen is always my most listened to artist!
Some nice choices, Mazzy. I love 'Boomer's Story'- particularly 'Dark End of the Street'. I remember seeing King Crimson on the 'Beat' tour (1982) at the Hammersmith Palais- now sadly a gym. I'm having trouble finding stuff to show in my collection for this vinyl tag so may have to pass. Happy 2023!
Make it up and substitute if you can’t answer a question. Improvise ✌🏼
Mazzy every video you post there is always an artist I need to check I’ve heard of Ray Cooder with Bueno Vista Social Club I’m going to check out his stuff because hes your favorite you already turn me on to Little Feat waiting for Columbus . Love that Rocky purchase. I’m green with envy on that Bookends mono awesome grail Mazzy love your Vinyl Tag.
Happy new year Lovell. The Buena Vista album is great but the guitar album I showed is very different and cool cuban american surf life slow soothing reverb drenched guitars Enjoy!!
Mazzy, I’ll comment again on how great the Peck record is, got after seeing the original video. Great new band of 2022? Horsegirl from Chicago is something really fresh
I’ll check them out Felipe ✌🏼
Wings of Desire also had another great Australian band - Crime and the City Solution. Love that film. Loved the list and the insights.
Love the Stereolab add
Appreciated the mention of Ian Tyson, Western Canadian Legend. "Four Strong Winds" is beyond classic. Especially that There Comes A Time Version.
Prob because you don't know the original
I appreciate that you pushed me to hear the original. Still like Neil's version more.
Hey Mazzy! I’m brand new to the VC! We have talked quite a bit on the Hoffman forums though! Would appreciate your feedback on my vinyl tag and recent video! Great picks by the way! Definitely need to check that Orville Peck record out, I’ve heard great things!
Also, Four Strong Winds is a song I have listened to over and over. Love the Last Waltz version by Neil Young.
Why do we need to pay 150 bones for a fricking record. I just won’t go there. Love Chad, but I never asked for all the accoutrement! Just do the basics well, and we will pay a higher premium price. Everyone, everywhere is gouging while corporations have never been more flush with cash they’ve been hoarding adding to the pain. Apologies for the rant.
Agree ✌🏼
@@blaineg9116 If the records queep going up in price the companies will go out of business.
The Orville Peck album is great not heard a lot about him in England thats why youtube is important discovered lots of really fantastic artists
Mazzy, being a Wim Wenders fan have you been in the men's restroom at the Virginia Inn?
The Spencer soundtrack sounds really good. i have not heard of Greenwood till today
He is in Radiohead
…Robert Plant does covers of 2 tracks on The Great Destroyer. Monkey and Silver Rider. They are on his Band of Joy album.
Hi mazzy I can’t reply to your comment either it’s mad!! No tag is perfect but we have to remember for some people this is their first tag ! I think there’s enough in this tag to make a great video and you proved that. Cheers mazzy 👍👍👍
I got a great book called ‘Psychedelia and Other Colours’ written by Rob Chapman, came out in 2015 a tome of a book 638 pages long, haven’t read it yet. It’s a very detailed book on the scene 1965 to 1970. A Guardian, Mojo and Rough Trade book of the year. Have you read it Massy?
I have that. It’s quite good ✌🏼
Great tag. My number one pick is Bronco as well. I really need to check out Stereolab as it would seem to be music that would appeal to me. Luluc is a new one for me. I am working on my Ry Cooder collection and I know I need to get the newest album with Taj Mahal. That is an amazing run for one year with CCR. I just bought the Criterion Collection DVD for Wings Of Desire but haven't watched it yet. Cool guitar and Sun Ra record. Have a great New Year.
Stereo lab are just fun. Sort of cocktail lounge at times
The Birdsong Project is proof the lockdowns were a terrible idea. Didn't Elvis Costello write a song about your encounter. I've locked eyes with Johnny Rotten. I'm sure that was a bit more intense. Rastaman Vibration is my favorite. I need the three 80's King Crimson albums. Ian and Sylvia may be the best-looking couple in music. The Porcupine Tree album cover is certainly disappointing. I love Berlin when it came out. I always preferred it over Transformer.
Yeah Ian Sylvia cute couple.
Berlin is a record like no other. I feel like I've been physically attacked after listening to it.
Also, a slightly left field take on the 3 album run.
Brian Eno. Jets/Tiger/Another/Before - I argue they are follow up.
Stereolab - Refractions in the Plastic Pulse - 15 minutes of near genius.
Yes on the Eno trilogy ✌🏼
A review of early Slash records would be a big service to your audience...X, Gun Club, Blasters, Dream Syndicate, Flesh Eaters, Los Lobos....people need to know more about those records...
Thanks for mentioning Ian Tyson. Always loved "Someday Soon", first heard sung by Judy Collins. Aoxomoxoa was the first Dead record I bought, when I was a sophomore or junior in high school. Oddly, I did not immediately connect with "What's become of the Baby" which takes up most of one side. St. Stephen and China Cat Sunflower I liked right off the bat. Some of the quieter numbers didn't make much impact, sounding a little anemic. In an interview with Rolling Stone Garcia told people to "buy the remixed" edition of the album, which I never got around to. Your thoughts on "What's Become of the Baby"?
It’s interesting 😎🤷🏻♂️
Mazzy, industry question for you: What does a “LAST” sticker placed on an LP or a sleeve indicate?
I have several 70s/early 80s records with that sticker.
Thanks…Zach
I don’t think I know 🤷🏻♂️
@@mazzysmusic It was a preservative people sprayed on to vinyl that reduced vinyl wear and proponents would argue, extended your collcections life. Yeah I did that thing in the 80's!😸
I've personally never seen anyone feature Luluc (not that it's never been done). In the latter part of 2018 into 2019, Sculptor became my "last record of the night" spin whenever I was spending time in a dedicated listening session. For some reason, I've never checked out their other releases...something now on my music "to-do" list for 2023 (thx!). Since then, my end of night go-to record became Bonny Light Horseman (the self-titled), and then more recently Anaïs Mitchell's (also from BLH) self-titled record.
I enjoy all four Luluc albums and enjoyed them live. Sculptor is really good ✌🏼
My birthdate same as Coltrane's though 21 years later!
✌🏼
Hard to argue with those unstoppable Creedence LPs. Nice UK Sons Of Leonard Cohen! Mono?
Interesting you were disappointed by CLOSURE/CONTINUATION. My number 1 for 2022. To be fair Gavin is famous playing for years with Fripp and King Crimson, and Richard Barbieri adding some wonderful textures on this fine album. Thanks for keeping on trying it..
Yeah I get that you and many others love it. That’s cool 🤷🏻♂️✌🏼
@@mazzysmusic I’m glad you are giving it another try. It is a bit contrived that’s Wilson for you. Like his last solo album which I really liked (Electronica in parts). BTW I had Sylvian’s Blemish on CD and wasn’t going to buy it on vinyl but saw your vid about the vinyl which I picked up today. Sounds great so thanks for that.
Watch some cricket & you’ll find out what a hat trick is 👍
Bookends Mono is quite rare. Last copy I had went to Tokyo for $200 , it's one of those vinyls folks pass by, unaware of its value. King Crimson, is this music?
Sure it’s music. And Yeah Mono Bookends can be invisible right in front of you
Billy Zoom alway smiled when he played. At least on camera. I thought that was very special at the time. Was that his typical demeanor throughout an X show?
Oh yes. Funny you brought that up. Yes he had this strange grin and his playing seemed so effortless. He almost looked like he didn’t fit in the rest of the band.
When I say him just before the pandemic, he now sits on a stool as he’s had health issues. 🎸
@@mazzysmusic Yes, like he didn't fit in with the rest of the band! Sorry to hear about his health issues.
Hey Mazzy, I need your opinion. I just bought a very cool first pressing of We’re only in it for the money, and discovered it has one skip. I’ve done everything I can to clean it, short of ultrasonic cleaning, which I’ll be looking for. It’s not an infinite skip, and it’s kinda at the beginning of Discorporate where Zappa’s announcing the title, so it’s not huge, but it’s a skip. Should I return it for credit? What would you do in my position? I really love this version(there’s a couple label variations, and no grooves between songs, so it’s seamless, as it should be). Do you have albums you love that have one skip but you’ve kept? Just thought I’d ask your thoughts on the matter. Thanks. Happy new year to you and yours!
For me it depends on the record and if I can’t get a replacement. I’d the skip sticks or just a few tics and the music doesn’t stop. I’m pretty forgiving because vinyl is rarely perfect
Sorry I don’t have a better response 🤷🏻♂️
@@mazzysmusic yea, it’s just while Zappa’s talking, and it moves on. I’m hedging towards keeping it and trying to get it ultrasonically cleaned or trying the tooth pick trick. It’s pretty cool, and not easy to replace. It’s a first press Only in it for the money without any bands between tracks, so it’s seamless on each side, the way the album should be. Doesn’t seem easy to replace in good shape with insert for a good price. So I might just do my best to fix it. It was $40. Not too bad. Thanks Mazzy.
Hey Mazzy, a 'hat-trick' is a sporting term for when a football (soccer) player scores 3 times in a row in one game. It can also apply to if a team wins 3 games or 3 championships in a row.
I think the 'born in the same year' question referred to the year of an LP release, not the artist but it's open to interpretation lol. Nice selection of albums 😊😊👍
On my video I show a person not a record released but I don’t mind the tag isn’t a exam it’s just for fun
@@robwalkerletthemusicplay You are wrong wanker. The tag is indeed an exam and Peter failed. I subbed you regardless Peter.
Yeah I think the year is a person. Thanks for the hat trick info. Not a sports guy so my hats do the trick 🤠
@@vinylrichie007 it’s you’re a wanker …. Not you are a wanker 😃
@@robwalkerletthemusicplay I’m a wanker too.
Mazzy I am assuming your are from England? Maybe Canadian Passport to America. Did you hear of a film in England in 69" called "The Deep End" with Jane Asher? They say the sound track was from Cat Stevens. I just found out I am in it. In the water depravation tanks. Would the music be like torture sounds? They crossed that movie with 'The Miracle Worker" in 62''. Maybe that explains all the medical tyranny that's floating around everywhere now. From Camarrio Hospital where they filmed The Miracle Worker to The Deep End.
Greetings. I’m from San Francisco. Now in Seattle. Don’t know the Deep End 🤷🏻♂️
@@mazzysmusic thanks
Did you pick up The Power of The Dog from Greenwood?
I did not. I guess I should ?
@@mazzysmusic Was my best soundtrack of the year. Incredible album.
You need a little help there Mazzy 🤣 Try saying Ah-oxo-mox-oah.
Thank you. I always forget 🤷🏻♂️
King Crimson is a big reason why R+R HOF is ignorant of many great bands . Kiss , The GoGos ?
Yup✌🏼
KISS did get in the R&R Hall a few years back but honestly the Hall is a joke. It’s all about inviting people the owners of the Hall want to meet.
It’s not about rock and roll. Dolly Parton getting nominated and in recently is a simple example. A brilliant artist for sure but no way is she a rocker.
I love You Want It Darker, but to me its just a single with some half baked filler
paradise and lunch is not the tex-mex record of ry cooder...and jaco is not on this lp...the tex-mex-album is chicken skin music...with jaco on it...anyway...paradise and lunch is my favorite cooder album too...
That’s right. They are back to back albums and sometimes I mix up the exact content. Saw four shows of Cooder in 76 with Flaco so I always associate that time when they started playing together. Thanks for the correction 🎸