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Merry-Go-Round - Wild Man Fischer

Wake Me, Shake Me - The Blues Project

Diary of an Empty Day - The Nice

I'll watch this soon. Recently I saw on a YouTube series called Rat Tales about the local Boston scene from early Rockin' Ramrods days up through the band Boston and the local punk scene, a long...

The Fool - Quicksilver Messenger Service

Aragorn - The Suite
The Zombies - Into the Afterlife

and just listened to

The Groundhogs - Split Shadows (a live boot, I think)
Roger McGuinn - Back from Rio

Now I'm influenced to listen to Rush.

The Sun Is Shining - Giles, Giles & Fripp

Hawaiian War Chant - King Uszniewicz & His Uszniewicztones

Wicked Lady - The Axeman Cometh (A couple of mighty revealing photos of Theda Bara's front and back on the front and back covers.)
Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Boogie-Woogie String Along for Real

From All Over the World - Jan & Dean

Hey, Paula - Paul and Paula

Jennifer Juniper - Donovan

Love Me - The Phantom

House of Four Doors - The Moody Blues

Yesterday:

Fairport Convention - Leige and Leif
Giles, Giles and Fripp - The Cheerful Insanity of
Pearls Before Swine - The Use of Ashes
Westfauster - In a King's Dream

Chicken Walk - Hasil Adkins

The Loco-Motion - Little Eva

I need to get this. Was a big Bowie fan back then. Saw him at the Tower in Philly early '73.

I know it's old hat by now; I've started reading Geddy Lee's autobiography. Excellent! I found the chapter on his parents' time in the camps and aftermath heartbreaking.

Same here; I love A Mighty Wind. Ever since seeing it, though, I do have a heard time taking such squeaky-clean folk music seriously. After seeing the movie, I heard an obscure track by the Les...

Yesterday:

Various Artists - Bumpers (an Island-label sampler)

Get 'Em Out by Friday - Genesis

Rollin' and Tumblin' - Canned Heat

Earthbound - King Crimson

I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday - Roy Wood's Wizzard

Grand Pianist - Montage

Yesterday:

Devo - Oh No! It's Devo
Kansas - Monolith

Pretend - Carl Mann

John, I'm Only Dancing - David Bowie

Yesterday:

The Chesterfield Kings - Here Are the Chesterfield Kings
The Fibonaccis - Repressed

In a Broken Dream - Python Lee Jackson

The Fibonaccis' "Purple Haze" cover. Rather Devo-ish.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFL1LGMUqu0

At the end of one of her Lume commercials, she asks, "Why didn't someone think of this sooner?" I scream at the TV, "Because it's not necessary!!!!"

Interesting indeed. I thought the 1st album was okay, the 2nd rather dismal, and the 3rd not good, but it has been years since I listened to them. Still, I would like to see the current line up.

A few years ago, I listened to this on disc in the car when I had a 45-minute commute each way. Loved it. I particularly enjoyed that Pete, who read the book on the discs, would laugh at parts that...

Are You Happy? - The Beau Brummels

Hank Wilson's Back - Leon Russell

Mr. Big - Free

Yesterday:

The Three Hanks - Men with Broken Hearts
Mungo Jerry - Mungo Jerry

I Like It Like That - The Dave Clark Five

Underground - The Electric Prunes

Shinin' On - Grand Funk Railroad

Do You Know What I Mean? - Lee Michaels

All Kindsa Girls - The Real Kids

Amos Key - First Key
The Kentucky Colonels - 1966 [The second half of the CD is stuff the band (the White brothers, Clarence, Roland, and Eric, and others) recorded, as the Country Boys, live on...

A Good Feelin' to Know - Poco

MacArthur Park - Richard Harris

Talk to Me - Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes

I'll look into this. I saw this version of the band at the Paradise in Boston a couple days before the Blizzard of '78. Loved the show; the date I was with did not.

Alone Again Or - Love

Rhythm of the Rain - The Cascades

Sunday Morning Coming Down - Kris Kristofferson

Blue Eyes - The International Submarine Band

I'm Waiting for the Man - The Velvet Undergound

A couple days ago I watched Of Mice and Men, the version with Gary Sinise and John Malkovich. Had seen it years ago. Loved it then and love it now. So I figured I'd watch the original black and white...

The Angels Wanna Wear My Red Shoes - Elvis Costello

Polyphony - Without Introduction

Love Earth Abides! I think it was the first apocalyptic sci-fi novel I ever read. It's still one of my favorites in that sub-genre.
I took a science fiction literature course in college and this was...

Sheep - The Strawbs