I remember Flying Teapot being one of the rare albums in that style I found exciting. Big fan of that when I was younger. Not sure if I have the patience for it now.

@Elric Did you post this for 1970?

Probably. Ayers grew on me big time.

I dug these two from that record

I used to never connect with Young Americans, but it’s growing on me

Joan taking the piss on that 4th verse

yeah crazy that even one of his weakest albums of the decade still has highs like that, title track and Fame

I’m no fan of the Eagles, but I’ve always had a soft spot for this song.

One Of These Nights has a pretty sick intro. didnt even realize that was them.

@Elric Have you ever heard of these guys? Their album from 74 is very good and produced by George Martin, so I figured I’d try their 75 record and while not as good, it has its moments. They’re an interesting mix of Prog, Folk Rock, Baroque Pop, and Music Hall.

I like that your getting into some good ol 70's soul music, lots of talent and the album covers are :datass:

no I will though

might check out Schoolboys In Disgrace tonight

still kinda sick from the f***ing lingerer cold so were staying in

Hoping you feel better. Schoolboys in Disgrace is really fun. First Time We Fall in Love is a huge highlight. I just wish the album had a better cover.

which Raul Seixas was I supposed to check out again @RVI

Novo aeon is 1975

Gita is great but assuming you missed it for 1974

yeah dont think I checked that out. I did hear Krig Ha.

Just listened to that was he doing an Elvis impersonation at the beginning lol

awesome

This was a wild listen @RVI

I think he’s going for just a general 50’s style vocalist along the lines of Elvis, but not meant to be him specifically.

idk I feel the first voice is pretty close to '56-'57 Elvis and the second falsetto voice is pretty close to Sun Records ballad Elvis

The middle section is definitely going for a Beach Boys thing.

gonna check out that '74 album real quick