Monday, 28 August 2017

KSHE Klassics, August 27, 2017

Quotation du jour: Brian Eno (in 1982) ~ I was talking to Lou Reed the other day, and he said that the first Velvet Underground record sold only 30,000 copies in its first five years. Yet, that was an enormously important record for so many people. I think everyone who bought one of those 30,000 copies started a band!

It was another case of, “whoa, where did four hours go?” again this morning, and it was a pretty painless listening experience, too. The music was excellent, of course and when i say “painless,” i mean in terms of my occasionally crappy Internet connection. It did, in fact, die once, for a couple of minutes, but that meant that i missed most of the REO Speedwagon song, so i wasn't devastated.

(I know that REO Speedwagon is revered by rock radio in the U.S., and reviled by rock radio in Canada -- not that i listen to Canadian radio any more -- and, although i've tried to appreciate 'em for the sake of my American brothers & sisters, i really, really, think that they -- to use a technical term -- suck.)



Santana -- Dance Sister Dance
Cheryl Dilcher -- Who's The Captain (Of Rock And Roll)
The Outlaws -- There Goes Another Love Song
Status Quo -- Is There A Better Way
Elton John -- Funeral For A Friend
Bruce Cockburn -- If I Had A Rocket Launcher
The Little River Band -- Help Is On Its Way
Jethro Tull -- Bourée
The Jeff Beck Group -- Rice Pudding
Charlie Daniels Band -- Birmingham Blues
Roxy Music -- Love Is The Drug
Shooting Star -- Hollywood
707 -- I Could Be Good For You
John Mellencamp -- Ain't Even Done With The Night
UFO -- Only You Can Rock Me
Buffalo Springfield -- Rock And Roll Woman
David & David -- Welcome To The Boomtown
Yes -- Starship Trooper
The Babys -- Turn And Walk Away
Justin Hayward -- Forever Autumn
Ambrosia -- Life Beyond L.A.
Graham Nash -- Chicago / We Can Change The World
Loverboy -- Lucky Ones
REO Speedwagon -- Music Man
Dave Mason -- Let It Go, Let It Flow
George Harrison -- What Is Life
Russ Ballard -- Rene Didn't Do It
Traffic -- Dear Mr Fantasy
Touch -- Black Star
Todd Rundgren -- We Gotta Get You A Woman
Trapeze -- Midnight Flyer
David Bowie -- Young Americans
Zebra -- Tell Me What You Want
Jackson Browne -- Rock Me On The Water
Brownsville Station -- Lady (Put The Light On Me)
The Animals -- House Of The Rising Sun

And here's what's been under the laser at Spriggs Towers this week:

Lynyrd Skynyrd – The Millennium Collection
Poco – Crazy Loving
Penguin Cafe Orchestra – Broadcasting From Home
Joni Mitchell – The Hissing Of Summer Lawns
Steve Reich – Different Trains / Electric Counterpoint
Bob Dylan – The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
The Gin Blossoms – New Miserable Experience
Colin James – Bad Habits
Chicago – Chicago VII
Sting – The Soul Cages
Dan Fogelberg – The Innocent Age
Melissa Etheridge – Never Enough
Detty Kurnia – Coyor Panon
Various Artists – The Earth Greets The Sun
Paula Cole – Ballads
Five Hand Reel – Five Hand Reel
Peter Hammill – The Love Songs
The Beatles – Help!
Steve Earle – El Corazón
Dire Straits – Money For Nothing
Arleen Auger – Chants d' Auvergne
Peter Gabriel – Us
Genesis – Live: The Way We Walk, Vol. 2 – The Longs
Fish – A Feast Of Consequences
Yes – Tormato
Albion Country Band – The Battle Of The Field
Dan Fogelberg & Tim Weisberg – No Resemblance Whatsoever
Emerson, Lake & Palmer – Trilogy
Various Artists – Passion Sources
Alan Stivell – Live In Dublin
Jon Anderson – Olias Of Sunhillow
Quicksilver Messenger Service -- Happy Trails

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