Everybody’s Top 5 - Vinyl

Mijostyn:

Really? Get a life, will you?

I saw Thompson perform live a couple summers back, at Levon Helm’s place in Woodstock. His son was there performing also.

He did Who Knows Where The Time Goes.
In my humble opinion, he is a great musician and yet his work after Fairport does little to move me.

Music is not just about skill and technique.

Btw, I have a first press copy of Liege and Lief that was autographed by Sandy Denny in the 1970s when Fairport performed at My Father’s Place in Long Island. My girlfriend at the time obtained it in the ladies room during intermission, unbeknownst to me, for a surprise birthday gift.

I’m not really into fetishizing things like autographs, but it was a wonderful gesture by my girlfriend. It sat in my collection for 40+ years, and for some reason I thought: maybe it would be nice to get RT’s autograph next to hers, so I brought it with me.

It didn’t happen. Levon Helm’s staff treated me like I was a leper, … or worse, like a Trump supporter.

Btw, I have about a half dozen RT albums, solo and with Linda. Obligatory, you know? 

Spiritofradio: put a sock in it, will you? He asked for 5. Unreasonable I know. But we don’t need the Library of Congress. 

Hail to the Thief: Radiohead
Abbey Road: The Beatles
Escape: Journey
Breakfast in America: Supertramp
Who’s Next: The Who

Here is my first post on the site….

Warren Zevon - Excitable Boy
Emmylou Harris - Cimarron
Bob Dylan - mono recording remaster set
The Band - Music From Big Pink
The Pixies - MFSL remasters

Ryan Adams - Prisoner
Big Star - #1 Record
The Who - Quadrophenia
Steely Dan - Can’t Buy A Thrill
Sun Kil Moon - Ghosts Of The Highway
Rick Danko - Rick Danko