Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Greatest Hits [vinyl] (1993)
You can thank not taking the time to properly programme stations on the car radio and the holiday break for my two latest indiscretions.
commentsYou can thank not taking the time to properly programme stations on the car radio and the holiday break for my two latest indiscretions.
commentsLiterally just out of Kindy, these Oxford youngsters thrust themselves into mid-90’s Brit-Pop obsessed England. This debut is surprisingly competent for such tiny tots and remains a highly listenable and classic pop record.
commentsThere’s no getting away from it - Pink Floyd’s “The Wall” is quite good. It’s certainly the Waters and Gilmour show with some killer songs amongst the more operatic/filler stuff.
commentsJust a great big slab of shit-kicking R&B on double teal vinyl to upset the neighbours and add an edge to the Friday night “no work tomorrow” alcohol fueled exhortations.
commentsThis is a brilliant collaboration between Kid Cudi and Kanye West. While it’s only an 20 minute EP, it does one hell of a lot during those 1200 seconds.
commentsThe themes were: _New! , A piece of music you played on New Years Eve (or would have wanted to play if you could choose the music being played), A piece of music that reflects one of your resolutions or goals for the new year _
commentsWhat a fantastic way to start the weekend! It’s sunny, I don’t have to go to work, and I have time to relax without any demands.
commentsThis astounding surround-sounding compilation is the cats pajamas for XTC completists. This mid-80’s recording found the Swindon band reinventing themselves while parodying the psychedelic 60’s and in the process bettering 95% of the bands of that time.
commentsWith the recent demise of Neil Innes , just prior to the turn of the new decade, the world lost a true comedic and musical genius.
commentsThis greatest hits (volume one) is a non-stop riff fest - I’m not kidding. This record is unrelentless and all of the songs are super extended versions.
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