A new series listening through my parents' vinyl collections. Featuring: Willie Nelson, Kenny Rogers, J. Geils Band, Crosby Stills & Nash, Rod Stewart, B.B. King, and a short discourse on moonshine
Great idea for a series! There is definitely something magical about the "experience" of vinyl; I'm sure we could point to all sorts of things, but really it's just...nice. I dunno.
At any rate, that J Geils record is awesome! A few months back I finally picked up a copy., it's got a lotta miles on it, bit I'd expect nothing less from such a solid release.
Also: I'm gonna carbon date myself here, but "Centerfold" was one of the first rock songs I ever heard. before I started school, it was a world I didn't know existed.
I get a kick out of someone experiencing music I've loved my whole life for the first time. Sometimes I'd love to be able to go back and be introduced to albums like 'Stardust' and 'EPTaS' again. This is the next best thing.
Great idea for a series! There is definitely something magical about the "experience" of vinyl; I'm sure we could point to all sorts of things, but really it's just...nice. I dunno.
At any rate, that J Geils record is awesome! A few months back I finally picked up a copy., it's got a lotta miles on it, bit I'd expect nothing less from such a solid release.
Also: I'm gonna carbon date myself here, but "Centerfold" was one of the first rock songs I ever heard. before I started school, it was a world I didn't know existed.
I get a kick out of someone experiencing music I've loved my whole life for the first time. Sometimes I'd love to be able to go back and be introduced to albums like 'Stardust' and 'EPTaS' again. This is the next best thing.