uhm...
Back in the 80ies, I listened Left Handed Dream until I really couldn't anymore.
Barely tried Nakamoto again eversince!
(except the end of asia, because that's medieval stuff...
But I heard from many friends I should give him another shot...
Back in the 80ies, I listened Left Handed Dream until I really couldn't anymore.
Barely tried Nakamoto again eversince!
(except the end of asia, because that's medieval stuff...
But I heard from many friends I should give him another shot...
Thats hellowa album MShipmanPE 🙂 edit: oops, wasn't the last post, refering to post #820
Listened multiple albums today while working, one that stood out was Twin Peaks - Wild Onion
Listened multiple albums today while working, one that stood out was Twin Peaks - Wild Onion
Glad you liked it.
Listened to some old stuff:
Savoy Brown - Street Corner Talking
BW Stevenson - Lead Free
Kansas- Leftoverture. I love Steve Walsh and Kerry Livgren writing together, and early Kansas is amongst my favorite bands. A sound so unique to them. This album was hugely instrumental to my early developmental years as a musician. I hope more younger people, especially musicians , will get turned onto them. This could be right there in my desert island collection of past recordings.
Changing it up a bit:
Randy Rogers and Wade Bowen- Hold My Beer, Vol 2
Sara Watkins - Young in All The Wrong Ways
Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers - Native Heart
Johnny Marr - Call The Comet
Randy Rogers and Wade Bowen- Hold My Beer, Vol 2
Sara Watkins - Young in All The Wrong Ways
Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers - Native Heart
Johnny Marr - Call The Comet