I don’t even know how I look that up on Apple Music

try looking for Dos-Mukasan

I found it. Thanks.

@Elric remind me about that when we get to 76 lol

IIRC the songs mostly came out in '75

I'm reading 1975 - The Year The World Forgot by Dylan Jones

Pretty good so far

I’m just too distracted with other stuff to get to it now, but I don’t want to forget lol

I get it

@RVI

nice live version

This is so good

Listened to it 3 times today lol it's incredible

sometimes i creep in here to see if there are cool people to invite to lists

but in a more related post to this thread

only 3 songs from 75 were on my favourite songs list
Eno - St. Elmo's Fire
Eno - The Big Ship
Pink Floyd - Wish You were Here

i never claimed to be a 70s savant lol ik it's basic af

where's the Neil

even Scaruffi gave Neil aoty

you dont like Blood On The Tracks, Horses, Born To Run, Sabbath Sabotage or Zeppelin PG?

Tonight's the Night never stuck with me idk. I prefer On the Beach, Everybody Knows and Rust . been many many years since i listened to most of those icl

Lou Reed said the guitar on Zuma is the best he ever heard

i'll perhaps get to iot someday maybe

put respect on your fellow Canadian prairie boy

another year another Tanya banger

found out about her from the Ken Scott country doc you showed me @twinkletoez

This is probably a wild take considering the year, but this is a top 5 album of the year for me. Ian Hunter takes Mick Ronson with him, and leaves off right where Mott ended. Even bonus cuts like “Colwater High” are phenomenal. The track “Boy” is his magnum opus.

@Elric

Yeah I put this in rotation as soon as we started this year. It's growing on me. Boy is a great song but the vocal delivery is a bit much for me.

First vinyl/headphone listen to Wish You Were Here in eons

Floyd were a miracle

Reviews at the time complained about Wright's keyboard dominance

Man went god mode

That transition from Have A Cigar to WYWH

one of the best transitions

Yea