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He was also the singer on this classic album.

I still have several hundred LPs boxed up in storage. I don't have shelf room for them OR a turntable, so at some point I'm going to have to sell. I don't really miss them except for liner notes and big graphics. Having said that, I have good friends who have jumped head-first into the vinyl boom. Must be costing them a fortune! When I see MMJs and other high-end remasters going for $50 and higher it boggles my mind.

I like ALL of his solo albums. I agree - without him, the Smiths would not be the Smiths. Morrissey's solo albums don't cut it. Also seen him several times live. Always a good show! Definitely a good band! Have been a little disappointed in the album, but grateful that it exists at ALL.

Nice!

Interview on NPR's Sunday Edition https://www.npr.org/2019/08/18/752147873/jazzmeia-horn-on-love-and-liberation

Haven't heard Joy of Cooking in a VERY long time

This IS great! Thanks.

One of his best performances was the 1999 Steven Soderbergh film, The Limey. RIP, Peter!

Like any up and coming performer, she has some growing to do. But on the flip side she has loads of potential. I'll continue to pay attention.

You can hear some new Sleater-Kinney tracks here https://sleaterkinney.bandcamp.com/

Yes he was. Where is this info coming from?

Seen her a couple of times. A very engaging performer.

Porcupine Tree Anesthetize: Live in Tilburg Oct. 2008

Groundbreaking cinematographer! Monterey Pop definitely broke a lot of barriers.

I'm in San Francisco, so ... evenings in the 50s and days in the 60s. Typical summer weather here.

Mekons + Bloodshot = FUN!

Also a great album!

Wow!

"Complete Live at Raji's" is a KILLER live album!

Jealous. Wanted to see them here in the Bay Area this past week, but was out of town. Haven't been to the SB Bowl in decades, but I'm sure they'll be great there!

GREAT album! Their new one is really good, too.

George was on most of her albums back then. Her daughter's recent album is pretty good. She sounds a lot like Flora on a few cuts, too.

I'm not the biggest Bob fan (by a long shot), but this is some of his most inspired stuff I've heard in a long time.