Whats on your turntable tonight?

@puffball08, no you missed my point entirely. You’re right - its an eponymous album of course but the bands name is the same as the name of the 1974 album by the Progressive Rock Band, King Crimson. (Which incidentally is my favorite by them) Turns out though (to answer my own question…) I was reminded from articles about the band on Pitchfork that the phrase is from “Under Milkwood” a well know poetic radio play by Dylan Thomas. Something I really should have remembered.

So, I guess I should have posed my question as “after the King Crimson Album”.   Either way, it’s a great little (well named) English group that I’m glad to have learned about from my friend here.   

@flennon, 

Thought that record would make them huge, but never happened.

wouldn’t you say though that 1978’s “Legend” did make them huge?  At my college I don’t think there was a guy with a stereo that didn’t have that record…

@flennon,


btw, nice car

@noromance 

+1 on Steve Hillage.  Streaming “Live Herald” now.   

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From 2012:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyFfO1siC-I