Wax Treasure (Vinyl)

[endo]

I love this album @Aetas every note of ‚21st schizoid man‘ seems to be burned deep into my synapses. Had endless nights listening to it, could have been substances involved. Thanks for the reminder, and have a great holiday!

[dinobarnesberlin]

@Aetas Cool album for sure---saw him during "The Idiot" tour in Santa Monica.
Great show and Bowie was playing piano in the backup band no billing--was unreal

[GraemeE]

Couldn't pass this one up at goodwill today

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLL8gwihHKlKiyMP_63zn2oPEYo2vLSat4&si=379fGZ3TNYqhwF69

[GraemeE]

Also picked up these 2 today (not at goodwill)

https://open.spotify.com/album/04uhhcjGVCHodMgZjXOlye?si=9EK0g20RSXSmT8zKBzJKfQ

https://open.spotify.com/album/3NkMMVf8Q6tsP1aAiHPsxF?si=uTftpHldQgWqQc_EIxYTXg

[IH-GARY]

Happy Days when the postie calls with a record on its actual release day!
The new one from Johnny Blue Skies AKA Sturgill Simpson - and it truly is golden!

[popvulture]

@IH-GARY I’m so psyched to check this one out. Sturgill is the feckin best.

[IH-GARY]

@popvulture He’s so musically diverse! Some of the tracks remind me of early Robert Palmer.

This has just dropped on YouTube

[GraemeE]

Counting the suede bostons we are now at 2 purchases @SKT has unintentionally driven me to

[Brian]

Had to order it from the states as nowhere in OZ had it in stock or would even make the effort to order it

[SKT]

@GraemeE happy to help!

edit: And just as an aside, I vividly remember the first time I listened to that album. I had just graduated from college and was driving my Pontiac Grand Am from Columbia, MO to Springfield, MO for a new job. I had a sweet six disc cd changer in the trunk and had to drive through a January snow storm at a snail’s pace…totally immersed in that music for 4 hours. It remains one of my all time favorites

[GraemeE]

@SKT I'm not sure anyone has ever successfully romanticized 90s life in the midwest to me before now (slow clap)

[SKT]

@GraemeE I could go on and on…but I’ll try to spread the Midwest nostalgia into small doses

[GraemeE]

@SKT probably for the best

I don't want to overdose and end up in a deer stand, sobbing while listening to the replacements

[SKT]

@GraemeE made me legit laugh.

[popvulture]

@GraemeE @SKT haha y’all this was a great exchange to stumble upon.

I think Being There is probably my favorite Wilco record. I remember hearing it for the first time, too. I worked at a record store, and the older guys there were my educators. One of them told me to check it out, said it was impressive, so my expectations were high from the start. It just took “you’re back in your old neighborhood, cigarettes taste so good, you’re so misunderstood” to forever hook me. Then it just gets better and better. Sometimes AGIB, YHF, or SBS will eclipse Being There for a moment in terms of what I think is my fave or the best, but the latter will always be the dearest to me.

Gonna put that shit on right now.

[SKT]

@popvulture I bet that record store gig was a great experience. And I totally do the same thing with those Wilco albums. Being There to maybe Wilco (the album) was a hell of a creative run. And Summerteeth sneaks in as an incredible album too that often gets overshadowed by YHF. Anyway, those records are the soundtrack to my young adulthood and I love em all.

[GraemeE]

@SKT said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):

Summerteeth

Might actually be my fave.....

[SKT]

@GraemeE I wouldn’t argue with you

[GraemeE]

@SKT there is something magical Jay Bennet brings to the table right before he goes down in a ball of flames on Yankee

[popvulture]

I love Summerteeth so much. The creative buildup from Being There to YHF is incredible, such a cool arc. Of course AGIB gets even more creative in plenty of ways, but I just love that trio as a progression.

Let’s not forget the Loose Fur stuff. Weird little incubator.