I just picked up _____ on vinyl!

brianlux

Just came in yesterday:

Some of these I really like (mostly the ones already known).  Some might grow on me.  And some just aren't all that interesting to me.  3 stars out of 5 for me.  Neil was smart passing this up and putting out the hart-to-top Tonight's the Night instead.

Spiritual_Chaos

Anyone has an extra copy of KISS Dynasty for sale?

Spiritual_Chaos

brianlux said:

Just came in yesterday:

Some of these I really like (mostly the ones already known).  Some might grow on me.  And some just aren't all that interesting to me.  3 stars out of 5 for me.  Neil was smart passing this up and putting out the hart-to-top Tonight's the Night instead.

I just talked to my dad about this album -- Was it really finished and ready to press? Feels more like a work in process-thing that is not fully realised yet, but scrapped for Tonights the Night? Some stuff sounds like it lacks a bit of finish etc.

goldrush

Spiritual_Chaos said:

brianlux said:

Just came in yesterday:

Some of these I really like (mostly the ones already known).  Some might grow on me.  And some just aren't all that interesting to me.  3 stars out of 5 for me.  Neil was smart passing this up and putting out the hart-to-top Tonight's the Night instead.

I just talked to my dad about this album -- Was it really finished and ready to press? Feels more like a work in process-thing that is not fully realised yet, but scrapped for Tonights the Night? Some stuff sounds like it lacks a bit of finish etc.

It flows a lot better if you skip Florida, that's for sure!
I really like the vibe of it. This version of White Line is fantastic, it's probably my favourite version now (yes, even beating the ragged Glory version with the Horse)

jerparker20

mrussel1 said:

Nice.  Dig it all.  

Is jazz making a big come back, or has it always been big and I never noticed?

I think it’s always been “big” but it never appealed to my youthful desire for loud and fast music.  I didn’t give Jazz a serious listen until maybe 3-4 years ago, same with bluegrass. Now, I’m a big fan of both. I guess with age I’ve Become more patient with actually listening to the music, the interactions, and to appreciate the musicianship in these styles of music.

Glorified KC

brianlux

Spiritual_Chaos said:

brianlux said:

Just came in yesterday:

Some of these I really like (mostly the ones already known).  Some might grow on me.  And some just aren't all that interesting to me.  3 stars out of 5 for me.  Neil was smart passing this up and putting out the hart-to-top Tonight's the Night instead.

I just talked to my dad about this album -- Was it really finished and ready to press? Feels more like a work in process-thing that is not fully realised yet, but scrapped for Tonights the Night? Some stuff sounds like it lacks a bit of finish etc.

I thought the same thing.  Some of these almost sound like demos.  But my understanding is this was basically a fully formed album ready for release.  I wonder if the cut to the bone so deeply that Neil just didn't want to mess with them any further?

goldrush said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

brianlux said:

Just came in yesterday:

Some of these I really like (mostly the ones already known).  Some might grow on me.  And some just aren't all that interesting to me.  3 stars out of 5 for me.  Neil was smart passing this up and putting out the hart-to-top Tonight's the Night instead.

I just talked to my dad about this album -- Was it really finished and ready to press? Feels more like a work in process-thing that is not fully realised yet, but scrapped for Tonights the Night? Some stuff sounds like it lacks a bit of finish etc.

It flows a lot better if you skip Florida, that's for sure!
I really like the vibe of it. This version of White Line is fantastic, it's probably my favourite version now (yes, even beating the ragged Glory version with the Horse)

Oh, for sure- that acoustic version of "White Line" is great.  But I also think flawed in the same way a few other cuts here are (to me) flawed.  It's almost as though with this mastering of some of these songs, Neil seemed to feel the need to push Robbie Robertson and (in other songs) Levon Helm to the front of the mix to make the listener more aware of the presence of these fine musicians with whom he seldom worked.  I would enjoy these songs much better with a more even mix.  The Helm songs in particular I find irritating- both for having the drums pushed up front as much as they are and for the fact that they are not really very good performances by the otherwise superb Helm.

But now I'm nit picking, aren't I ?! 

brianlux

cdthomas1981 said:

Great album!

mickeyrat

Loujoe

How is that^^

mickeyrat

Loujoe said:

How is that^^

just ordered it really. but listened on apple music. the show was very good.imo. all early period stuff. remains to be seen how the vinyl sounds

Spiritual_Chaos

ultrapig

Loujoe

Nice looking set. Was on a stones kick for a while. May be time to go back.

pjpjpaul

Just ordered the new Margo Price album.

DC29940

Finally completed my Jason Isbell and Strokes studio album collections. 

Glorified KC

DC29940 said:

Finally completed my Jason Isbell and Strokes studio album collections. 

I haven’t listened to Comedown Machine since it initially came out.  I remember enjoying it.  I’ve always enjoyed the Strokes.

ikiT

ultrapig said:

nice

mickeyrat

cruised the dollar bin. 21 covers 22 titles a  Boston was doubled up with another band.

plus 3 ac/dc,  2 Bon era titles 1 Johnson.

mickeyrat