Suggest one obsure album we all should hear

Vinx - Rooms in my father’s house. .Neo Calypso? Nice transparent recording with a big stage and some nice bass dynamics when called.
https://youtu.be/222kfNI3rlE

Chico Freeman - Tangents (w/Bobby McFerrin). All time great free jazz recording. Turn this song to 90+ dB to see what your system can do!
https://youtu.be/7LWpsfKlAR0

  Zodiac Cosmic Sounds.I bought it in the late 60's loved it.Now I see it's been reissued on vinyl and CD.Electra records.Upgraded to a mint original stereo LP maybe 5-6 years ago as my original worn out loaded with noise.Still captivates me over 50 years later.

@1111art,

Thanks, man.  This has been my favorite post in this Forum since I joined Audiogon.  I've seen some great new music, and hidden gems I found I actually had in my 50+ years vinyl collection.  I'll throw out a couple that I have not seen mentioned. 

"Bedtime Stories", the first solo album by David Baerwald, released in May 1990.  Baerwald was one of the "David's" in the band "David + David", who released the Platinum selling 1986 album, "Boomtown".  "Bedtime Stories" is a romantic album based on tales of suburban ennui and decay, featuring Joni Mitchell on guitar and backup vocals -- an amazing sounding album and incredible songwriting.  In 1992, he co-founded the "Tuesday Music Club", a collection of Los Angeles musicians and songwriters that were the creative force behind Sheryl Crow's debut album, "Tuesday Night Music Club".

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0nm9YD0EsNrj5JwVKHMBqPYljy0oiyW9

Another is the self-titled debut release by "Satellite Paradiso" in May 2016, an all-star project from John Ashton, formerly the lead guitarist of The Psychedelic Furs.  The core band is Ashton, vocalist Fred Schreck (The Ancients, Crush), bassist Robert Burke Warren (The Fleshtones) and drummer Frank Coleman (Jayne County, Bentmen).  Additional musicians includes bassists Sara Lee (Gang of Four, B-52s) and Gail Ann Dorsey (David Bowie, Lenny Kravitz); drummer Paul Ferguson (Killing Joke); guitarist Cheetah Chrome (Dead Boys, Rocket From the Tombs); Mercury Rev's Anthony Molina and Jonathan Donahue; Flo & Eddie’s Mark Volman (The Turtles, Frank Zappa, T.Rex); and original Furs members Duncan Kilburn (sax) and Roger Morris (guitar, keys).  Brilliant album.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mobNlHBhgILTWaVoCAwuhsvTLLSjBHVIA

50 years on after the breakup of the Beatles and no one ever seemed to  capture the same magic.

Or maybe they did. 

What about the group that featured Stig O Hara, Dirk McQuickly, Ron Nasty and Barry Wom? 

Collectively known as the Rutles.

With songs penned by Neil Innes their self titled album was recorded in a mere 10 days. Innes was even taken to court some time later over copywright infringements by the owners of the Beatles catalogue. 

It's certainly an album any Beatles fan should be familiar with.

The Rutles - The Rutles (1978)

Of all the songs perhaps I Must Be in Love gets closest to that of the fab four.

https://youtu.be/54KBPA20b9Q

http://www.ozellamusic.com/en/release/rain-sultanov-influence-2/

https://avishaicohen.bandcamp.com/. Dark Nights