[mystaiced]

George Harrison - George Harrison

Dire Straits - Making Movies

Jeff Lynne - Armchair Theatre

 

[tiddlywinks]

Iggy Pop - Lust For Life

Lou Reed - Coney Island Baby

Laurie Anderson - Big Science

Kodo - Mondo Head

 

[David A Silva]

Tube rolling some fat bass brought me back to some of the best of Barry Gordy’s MoTown. Back when music had groove… Hope you enjoy!

 

[Shane D]

Tube rolling some fat bass brought me back to some of the best of Berry Gordan’s MoTown. Back when music had groove… Hope you enjoy!

I feel you on this one. I have a pretty large Motown/Soul playlist. I can get lost in that stuff for hours.

 

[Passenger11]

 

[TotallyNotABsName]

Piano, the most beautiful instrument when it comes to taming a melancholic mood.

 

[LarsMan]

Tube rolling some fat bass brought me back to some of the best of Berry Gordan’s MoTown. Back when music had groove… Hope you enjoy!

That's Barry GORDY, yeah?

 

[David A Silva]

That's Barry GORDY, yeah?

Thanks Larry. Totally right, please excuse my Davezheimers lysdexia .

 

[Elegiac]

 

[SomeWhatUniqueUsername]

I've been listening to more "foreign" music as of late. "Gruppa Krovi" by Kino is an album I'd certainly recommend if you enjoy post punk and new wave. There aren't many albums quite like this in many ways considering its creation during the Soviet-Afghan war, but that's enough yap from me.

 

[LarsMan]

Thanks Larry. Totally right, please excuse my Davezheimers lysdexia .

 

[MeiLing]

 

[finbad]

Here's a collection like that I remember hearing on the local Wolfman Jack syndicated radio station of my youth -
And as might be heard on the local ice cream parlor's Wurlitzer tubed amplified jukebox, our youths hang-out "The White Cottage Creamery" whose proprietor was my Brother in law (think Ben & Jerry's quality homemade ice cream) mmmm :
Music from the movie Soundtrack: "Easy Rider" ( Geffen 1969 ) -and that's enough of my yap

Steppenwolf collection with John Kay's distinctive throaty full ranged vocals and prominent overdriven organ foundation:

 

[Elegiac]

I've been listening to more "foreign" music as of late. "Gruppa Krovi" by Kino is an album I'd certainly recommend if you enjoy post punk and new wave. There aren't many albums quite like this in many ways considering its creation during the Soviet-Afghan war, but that's enough yap from me.

Found it.
Buy it when I have the scratch.

 

[Whazzzup]