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One of my kids share some of my musical tastes , Bowie, classic punk/new wave and glam, the rest don’t. I think back to when I was 14 I would have been better off with my mother finding a playboy in my room then some of the “subversive “ albums I had to keep hidden. Good times. Times were certainly different then. My dad listened to Conway Twitty, Buck Owens and traditional Irish music
Same here. I like them whenever I listen and I did listen pretty regularly in the early 00s when I was really getting into new music in college. However, I don't find myself going back to them. Not sure what it is.
I was really surprised bu them still being undrafted and taking The Last Waltz hadn't even crossed my mind. That's a great pairing.
The distinction seems to be live albums from a single show or tour are allowed but live albums that compile shows from multiple eras are not.
Oh. Okay then. Interesting. I might have picked a different album earlier had I known that.
Definitely not gripey or angsty. Also may or may not have explicitly talked about banging sixteen year olds.
Oh yes, Bradley's was a little Nuge-y.
Oh stewardess, I speak jam:
Spacebirdmatingcall to be specific. Epic show! Will have the replay in a bit of anyone wants to see them.
Joni's Court and Spark did for her career what Neil's Harvest did for his. It took her from revered singer-songwriter to massively commercially successful artist. Adding light jazz touches to her established folk-rock sound, Court and Spark was by far her most radio-friendly album, spawning two big hits in Help Me and Free Man in Paris, and sounds like a Steely Dan album in spots. Jazz fusion sessioneers such as Tom Scott, Larry Carlton and Joe Sample appear throughout.
