Damn for some reason I thought Growers of Mushroom was released earlier than '71. Gonna have to edit my list!
Dang I missed a footy convo. Bring back fucken Bones McGhie smoking a dart before the 1973 grand final
I really despise AFL these days but the glory days were something different. I've got the 1973 and 74 Weg GF posters signed by Tom Hafey, Royce Hart (and not at the same time) Kevin Bartlett. My grand father went ever further back, he was friends with Captain Blood
My old man has canned his membership and doesn’t go to matches anymore because he’s so disgusted with the state of the game.
My grand father never did and that's where a lot of my Richmond memorabilia comes from but I canned mine in the 90's and my dad canned his around a similar time.
1. Can - Tago Mago 2. Leonard Cohen - Songs of Love and Hate 3. Funkadelic - Maggot Brain 4. Ensemble of Unique Instruments / Danlee Mitchell - Delusion of the Fury 5. Comus - First Utterance( 6. Popol Vuh - In den Gärten Pharaos 7. Alice Coltrane featuring Pharoah Sanders - Journey in Satchidananda 8. K.R.T. Wasitodiningrat - Javanese Court Gamelan From the Pura Paku Alaman, Jogyakarta 9. Faust - Faust 10. Basil Kirchin - Worlds Within Worlds
I'll be participating in this. Certainly needs more entries and I haven't done one of these in a little while.
1. Led Zeppelin - IV 2. Comus - First Utterance 3. Mahavishnu Orchestra - Inner Mounting Flame 4. Focus - Focus II (Moving Waves) 5. T Rex - Electric Warrior 6. Wishbone Ash - Pilgrimage 7. The Doors - LA Woman 8. Pink Floyd - Meddle 9. Funkadelic - Maggot Brain 10. Leonard Cohen - Songs of Love and Hate HM: Can - Tago Mago Caravan - In the Land of Pink and Grey Gentle Giant - Acquiring the Taste Soft Machine - Fourth Jethro Tull - Aqualung The Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers King Crimson - Islands
1. Townes Van Zandt - Delta Momma Blues 2. Gene Clark - White Light 3. Mickey Newbury - 'Frisco Mabel Joy 4. Willie Nelson - Yesterday's Wine 5. Leonard Cohen - Songs of Love and Hate 6. Bert Jansch - Rosemary Lane 7. Lee Moses - Time and Place 8. Kris Kristofferson - The Silver Tongued Devil and I 9. John Prine - John Prine Nine will have to do for now.
A good fucking year (especially for prog). 1. Pink Floyd--Meddle (my favorite Floyd album, and one of my favorite of all time) 2. Jethro Tull--Aqualung 3. Genesis--Nursery Cryme (an underrated gem of English pastoral folk prog) 4. Led Zeppelin--IV 5. Comus--First Utterance 6. Leonard Cohen--Songs of Love and Hate 7. Uriah Heep--Look at Yourself (mainly for "July Morning," but still killer album--arguably metal, but I think they're enough on the boundary) 8. Yes--Fragile 9. King Crimson--Islands
alphabetical order: leonard cohen - songs of love and hate john coltrane - sun ship comus - first utterance flower travellin' band - satori hampton grease band - music to eat bert jansch - rosemary lane mountain - nantucket sleighride catherine rebeiro - ame debout spirogyra - st. radigunds uriah heep - salisbury man, i assumed i liked satori less than most people here, but i don't think it's received a single vote so far so i'm giving it some love. for an album that's pretty much a staple of the heavy music canon these days, it's nuts that it apparently hasn't received a single mention on GMD in over three years aside from making hbb's honourable mentions. stop being racist against the slants, they aren't all degenerate perverts like arg.
