not bad

noticed quite a few artists had a shift toward biblical imagery/allegory lately guess this is the era when Jesus was big with the hippies aka Jesus Freaks Airplane, Bee Gees, Garcia, Genesis, Cat Stevens, etc

rip D***ey Betts underrated half of one of the best guitar duo's oat and wrote alot of the Allman biggest songs

Grace scorching earth like Zack de la Rocha @twinkletoez

my most listened-to song for this year immaculate

this was pretty awesome, felt like a forgotten gem from '67 almost

the samurai psych half an hour in @RVI

@RVI @op

Did I lie?

Joni finally coming up with some hooks

sometimes the record company is right

RIP to your mon Mike Pinder

whattt damn

had a good Seventh Sojurn listen yesterday too weird

rip king

@HeyFella

I might've already posted this but its worth posting again Christine setting Fleetwood Mac on the path to super stardom

first Renaissance album of their prime era with singer Annie Haslam. not too shabby

Right I forgot the got good after my boy Relf was gone Sounds like it could be a grower.

Does it sound like Grace is doing an impersonation of Zach de la Rocha covering the Talking Heads around 1:20 or am I trippin

@RVI @twinkletoez @HeyFella

they got on a really good streak with the next couple albums. was my first time hearing this 1972 one but Haslam definitely one of the most magical vocalists of the era

nice arrangement

@Chad spotted this one instantly

didnt realize these guys were just a fuzzier Fairport

:mjshock:

Kinda :chanlaff:

I cant unheard it Grace was a groovy babe