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RIP Dickey. Huge fan here as well.
Hopefully he and Gregg are patching things up as we speak.

Pink Moon - Nick Drake

Can-Utility and The Coastliners - Genesis

Exploder - Loudness

So Fast So Numb - R.E.M.

Gator Country - Molly Hatchet

Lucky Number - Lene Lovich

Triangle of New Flight - Hands

RIP the RIP thread.

Broken - Tears For Fears

Heart of Lothian- Marillion

Europa and the Pirate Twins - Thomas Dolby

Pretty Vacant - Sex Pistols

(Guess l Must've Been) In Love With Myself - Pete Shelley

Goodnight Mr. Matthews - Icehouse

Slade - In Flame (soundtrack)

Day Tripper - The Beatles

Screaming In The Night - Krokus

Everyone's Gone To The Moon - Jonathan King

Alberto Piras (Deus Ex Machina)
Chris Farlowe (Colusseum, Atomic Rooster)
Roger Chapman (Family, as mentioned)
Demetrio Stratos (the king of them all)
Mike Patton (solo, Bungle, Moonchild, etc)

I Love The Dead - Alice Cooper

I just remembered this one:

Thela Hun Ginjeet - Heat In The Jungle

Far Away - Nektar

Mississippi Hoodoo Man - Omar and the Howlers

Four Sticks - Led Zeppelin

On A Carousel - The Hollies

I'll Be Around - The (Detroit) Spinners

The Show of Our Lives - Caravan

Silver Rainbow - Genesis

Rainbow Warrior - Buggles

Madman Running Through The Fields - Dantalian's Chariot

What Do l Get - Buzzcocks

Endless, Nameless - Nirvana

Dream Letter - Tim Buckley

You Are In My System - Robert Palmer

Great Balls Of Fire - Jerry Lee Lewis

Red Rubber Ball - The Cyrkle

Farquhar - Dreamshit
Polyphony - Without Introduction
Pentangle - Sweet Child

Down On The Corner - Creedence Clearwater Revival :)

Little Willy - Sweet

Dear John Letter (To The Devil) - Keith Green

Let's hope that isn't her on the Billy ldol song! :)

I Love A Man In A Uniform- Gang Of Four

Sorry, l meant that there is no Ange or Atoll on Spotify:)

I Love You Miss Robot - Buggles

Speaking of more French butchery, l remember when Billy Idol's Eyes Without A Face came out everyone thought the girl singing the title in French ("Les yeux sans visage") was actually singing "As you...

Oh yes, that is absolutely true. I should have clarified in my subject line that l was talking about their lyrical perspective.

I will throw in a few of my favorites:
Message - From Books And Dreams
Gift - Blue Apple
Neuschwanstein - Battlement
Grobschnitt - Rockpommel's Land, and Solar Music (live)

I remember an ever-so-hip DJ coming in at the end of that in 1980 and saying "Oo, yes she is, isn't she?".
I was 15 and had the lyric sheet, so l wondered what he thought "she" was "so". (That is...

A belated RIP to Bobby Haumer, who released a pretty great album in 1971 as "Zakarrias" (with Peter Robinson on keyboards). He passed on June 25, 2021 at 72.
It is a shame that so many artists we...

Hey Steve, hope you are doing well.
I should mention that l am referring mainly to the "classic" 5 albums, and Sounds Like This (a visual reference in "Good Day").
But, there are only a couple of...

Cool to see name checks of Tai Phong and Albert Marcoeur ("the French Zappa").
Another notable omission is one of my favorites, Mahjun. Their 1975 debut and 1977's "Happy French Band" are both on...

I have been a Nektar freak since around 1977. It's bizarre to me that after hundreds of hours of listening to, and singing along with Nektar albums, l am just noticing that in almost every song there...

Yeah, add that last one (with correct title) :)

[QUOTE=walt;1234005]RIP Jimmy Hastings(1938-2024).Master of sax and flute,his playing graced numerous Canterbury and related musics.He also released albums of 'straight ahead' modern jazz.

Also,...

[QUOTE=polmico;1233137]Danny Carey of Tool.

I was kinda hoping it was Tony Carey :)

His version of Sabbath's War Pigs is not to be missed.

It is also worthwhile to mention that half of Bootcut is Rikard Sjoblom of Beardfish and Big Big Train fame. Some folks ought to be inclined to check them out purely based on that.

A couple others perhaps worthy of mention would be Peter Lloyd, who did the most noteworthy Kansas covers, and definitely James Marsh, whose work for Talk Talk is magnificent, and as tied to the band...

I don't think it is any more complicated than just a "corrective" that occurs in the industry marketplace every few years that seems to be based around what the music consumer perceives as...