yeah hes one of the Indian greats

forgot if youve seen Sholay but the soundtrack is amazing (movie too)

its interesting how he incorporates a lot of wild sounds into the arrangements but the recording quality is still kinda low, especially for the vocals so it sounds old. like you'll get some lush strings, rock guitars, weird synths, bizarre sound effects all in within the same soundtrack

yeah that looks and sounds dope. the dusty vocal mix reminds me of like what van dyke parks did on Song Cycle.

movie is a f***ing opus

first Bon Scott era single with the supple b-side

this Popol Vuh slaps @Aruji

This might be my favorite album of theirs and this is one of Lynne’s most gorgeous compositions.

Also this is an incredible closer.

Yeah but we did get this masterpiece of a song. Collins sounds otherworldly on this. Blew me away when I stumbled upon it earlier this year.

yeah @op you gotta peep this Hackett solo classic album

also theres a classic Chris Squire album this year but i was scared to recommend since it basically sounds like Yes

Great song. This one is also really lovely.

Probably a top 10, maybe even top 5 Roxy Music song for me. I still think it sounds like something Suede could have released in the 90’s.

So you saving this for next year since it’s from the Desire sessions?

Bob walked, so Taylor could run with the break up bops

Led Zeppelin - The Rover, Trampled Under Foot

Black Sabbath - Hole In The Sky, Symptom of the Universe

Aerosmith - Walk This Way, Sweet Emotion

Roxy Music - Love Is The D***, Both Ends Burning

Mike Oldfield - Ommadawn

Bob Marley - No Woman, No Cry

Bad Company - Feel Like Makin' Love

Thought you hadn't dipped into the unreleased stuff

Actually already had that Hackett queued up from when I was doing '74 research

Was cruising to that Aerosmith the other day and felt like I had never heard the original Walk This Way before

it wasn't really hitting ngl

Trampled my most listened to off PG

and The Rover might be my favourite

didnt realize Bonham was so pivotal in arranging Graffiti apparently he was the one guiding them through the more difficult proggy moments and showing the band how to make them work

Sweet Emotion much better

sick intro at least, might grow on me.

title track, Round and Round, You See Me Crying too

speaking of which how did you like my ranking for '74?

enough hard rock there for you

ol scaruffi gave neil aoty

also forgot to respond to this but what about these

Musi-O-Tunya - Wings of Africa
Witch - Lazy Bones!!
Ngozi Family - Day of Judgement
The Peace - Black Power