Heart - Dreamboat Annie (1976)
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Heart - Dreamboat Annie (1976)
A classic hard rock debut showcasing a lot of diverse guitar and flute styles from Nancy and Ann Wilson. Pretty badass all around , with major singles “Magic Man” and “Crazy on You.”
Ahmet Zappa had a band called Z
Hall and Oates started out on the folk level
The Police - Outlandos d'Amour (1978)
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The Police - Outlandos d'Amour (1978)
Killer debut from reggae-rockers The Police , one might argue their best with hits like “So Lonely,” “Roxanne,” the punk classic “Can’t Stand Losing You” and the brilliantly catchy dub closer “Masoko Tanga.”
Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures (1979)
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Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures (1979)
From the opening snare hits you can tell the production on every instrument on this album is on point. Ian Curtis delivers big , sweeping baritone performances like Jim Morrison or Johnny Cash. It’s definitely locked in.
Air Bud Returns poster “AIN’T NO RULES 2026”
Ain’t no rules
it’s like starship troopers but with dogs
lol It’s just seven minutes of talking that builds up slowly like most the songs on the album are
But there’s an episode of Ray Donovan that has the “Horses, horses, horses, horses!” song in it and ever since hearing that one and some of the more quoted lyrics from Horses I’ve always had this uneasy curiosity what the rest of the album sounds like
Oh okay she sings that song ? Now I know why her voice sounds so much more familiar than her songs. She reminds me of a lot of 80’s Pat Benatar type singers and the songs that lean into that to the point where they’re danceable are good. I was always expecting something a tiny bit more abrasive
it just sounds like Tusk era Fleetwood Mac with Jesse Lacey writing the lyrics and you know that’s facts
There’s a couple of good pop songs on this but the lyrics ruin it and pompous self seriousness and juvenile shock value of it is just honestly crass.
Patti Smith just wallows in every big production album rock cliche that punk was supposed to be a reaction against . Just one boring 9 minute long Dylan tribute after another , no feeling , no effort , absolutely robotic and stale
there’s a band from the late 90s’/00’s called A and Johnny Depp had a band called P
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers (1976)
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Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers (1976)
George Orwell Homage to Catalonia paperback
choice find from the sale yesterday
A major part of the reason I wanted to pursue music as a career was to not have to deal directly with people . It made being in a local band weird because that just sitting at the bar. I know people that are streaming now with the stated purpose of getting more listeners , i don’t understand it
man this band rules
for fans of bigdumbface , ween , nine inch nails , mac miller
Dave Matthew’s Band ‘Crash’ CD
real nice
goa trance vol 3 enya - Watermark
new picks
what do beatless rappers even call the instrumentals they rap on , instrumentals ? project files ?
It’s extremely inconsistent
man they just don’t write it anymore . the snare in this is like an elephant gun
The Knack - Get the Knack (1979) Black and white cover photo of four guys leering with crazed grins against gray background under bold white text “GET THE KNACK”
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The Knack - Get the Knack (1979)
A power-pop cornerstone with the major hits “My Sharona” and “ Good Girls Don’t.” Rock and roll in the old-school style with a Queen-esque brilliance on “Maybe Tonight.”
experiences with people. Our brains are working to do the right thing, and when we interact with someone we like, our brains will seek confirmation of this and ignore anything that conflicts with it.”
Chase Hughes
“We are all affected in conversations of all kinds by something called the ‘truth bias.’ This phenomenon suggests that when we like someone, even just a little, our brains will make a decision, without our knowledge, to see only truth. Deceptive indicators and warnings are deleted from the memory of
Like , we don’t speak about the electric bass without mentioning how influential Kim Deal is. Some bands from that era or genre , you wouldn’t even know they had a bassist
