I love those albums.

Except for some of his very first albums when his music was so raw, I think they are the best stuff he ever recorded.

 

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Spun Planet Waves by Dylan and Animals by Pink Floyd tonight.

 

Anyone a fan of Floyd's The Final Cut? I've never heard it (that I can remember), but I'm on a Floyd kick lately and might try to get it if I see it.

To continue the Pink Floyd theme, earlier I listened to Atom Heart Mother. Right now, Meddle is playing on my phone.

Spun Planet Waves by Dylan and Animals by Pink Floyd tonight.

 

Anyone a fan of Floyd's The Final Cut? I've never heard it (that I can remember), but I'm on a Floyd kick lately and might try to get it if I see it.

 

It's been a while, but I'll crank up The Final Cut next.

 

I revisited A Momentary Lapse of Reason last week. I forgot how good that album was, or maybe I'm in a different frame of mind 25 years later. Either way, I fell in love with it, again.

BTW, if you had heard The Final Cut, you'd know it.

"Strange Trails" by Lord Huron — really good album that if I listen to it too many more times I'm going to have to pony up to see their show at Headliner's during Forecastle.

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But I'll take this opportunity to recommend spinning something by Band Of Horses. Good rainy-day music.

"Strange Trails" by Lord Huron — really good album that if I listen to it too many more times I'm going to have to pony up to see their show at Headliner's during Forecastle.

 

Did you catch them last year at Forecastle?

Did you catch them last year at Forecastle?

 

Nope. Missed 'em somehow. When did they play?

Nope. Missed 'em somehow. When did they play?

 

I want to say they were immediately before Jason Isbell...but I could be wrong.

I want to say they were immediately before Jason Isbell...but I could be wrong.

 

That's why. Isbell's openers were ringing when we pulled in the parking lot.

 

The first acoustic studio album by American hard rock band Tesla. It was released on July 12, 2011. This contains previously recorded songs, as well as some new ones....including this cover of "I Love You" by the Climax Blues Band.

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But I'll take this opportunity to recommend spinning something by Band Of Horses. Good rainy-day music.

 

I didn't care for the "Mirage Rock" album, but loved the first three.