The Modern Lovers
August 1976
(Most of the original tracks were recorded in 1971 and 1972.)
August 1976
(Most of the original tracks were recorded in 1971 and 1972.)
On That Note: With Six You Get Egg Roll
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Quite possibly my favorite song of his from this album and I'm not really sure why.
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (self titled debut album)
Boom — The Sonics
February 1966
(Shout-out to @CloneFan65 for recent reference in CF thread “What music are listening to right now?”)
Among groups considered in-retro as “proto-punk.” Album is about 50% covers, such as Louie Louie, and most are good renditions with the band's sound, but I’m sticking with originals.
February 1966
(Shout-out to @CloneFan65 for recent reference in CF thread “What music are listening to right now?”)
Among groups considered in-retro as “proto-punk.” Album is about 50% covers, such as Louie Louie, and most are good renditions with the band's sound, but I’m sticking with originals.
Buffalo Springfield's debut album Buffalo Springfield
Stephen Stills is one of my favorite artists, I also like Neil Young
Stephen Stills is one of my favorite artists, I also like Neil Young
I did a post about half-hour after yours, hadn't seen yours... and I think it was EXACT same three songs.
(I deleted my entry).
Yes, same 3 songs but posted in different order. Great minds.I did a post about half-hour after yours, hadn't seen yours... and I think it was EXACT same three songs.
Sorry about the extremely lame title for the post. I had nothing and it was post time. It was actually the first thing I thought of a couple days ago and kept thinking I'll come up with something better. Then forgot about it until time to post...
Steve Miller Band: Fly Like an Eagle
Take The Money and Run
Mercury Blues
Rock'n Me
Take The Money and Run
Mercury Blues
Rock'n Me
I was a teenager in '76 so, of course, I had Comes Alive on 8 track from the RCA Record Club!
I had a hand-me-down turntable, so vinyl for me it was.
It's a classic.
The LP came with stickers of the cover, which I immediately placed on a dresser-mirror in my bedroom.
Coincidentally, just a few days ago, during an overdue late-spring-cleaning purge, I pitched a R&R Over T-shirt that was in a storage room. The shirt was grungy and unwearable (or displayable or donation-worthy).
Most band or sports shirts I have I keep in good condition and wear sparingly, so I feel bad about that one ... but it wasn't an original-era collectible, I bought it sometime in the mid-'90s at a novelty pop-culture type of clothing store.
I had the 8-track, too! It belonged to my sister and she left it at home among other tapes when she went to college.
I'm not sure how many hundreds of times I played Comes Alive, but eventually the tape quality became ... compromised.
Anyone else ‘member this (released in '76)? The obvious hit is obvious, and I won’t even post it here, but the album overall is fairly good, I still think an apt merger of classical & disco.
No worries about the thread title ... I couldn't think of anything fitting / clever, so I was no help in that regard.
