#260 Tim Buckley – Greetings From L.A.

Tim Buckley is back with Greetings From L.A., which is his seventh album. Thus begins his so-called sex funk period leaving his hippie fans behind in their pool of dirt and drugs. This is Buckley’s third and final list in the book of 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. “Move With Me”, although […]

#260 Eagles – Eagles

The Eagles is one of those band that changed the rock music for the better. Their self-titled debut album married country, folk and rock perfectly that even I like it. They are one the biggest selling acts ever. All their members were talented musicians and songwriters. I already know three songs from this album: “Take […]

#259 David Ackles – American Gothic

I have never heard of David Ackles, but I am not alone because chances are you have not heard of him either. His album American Gothic was a failure. If you listen to it you will understand why. It is strange. Maybe the gayest thing ever. It sounds like Neil Diamond and Lawrence Welk’s love […]

#258 T. Rex – The Slider

T.Rex is so dramatic and so glam. I really enjoyed the last album so I am anticipating the same feeling. At least, I hope I can have the same feeling. I am enjoying this challenge because I am listening bands and artists that I have wanted to hear more from, but did not make time […]

#257 Stephen Stills – Manassas

Stephen Stills is back one more time with Manassas his solo, but not exactly album. It might be the name of the band too. I read conflicting things. He has a lot of his musician friends playing with him on this album. The album is divided into four parts. Side one – The Raven: This […]

#256 Stevie Wonder – Talking Book

I already know that I hate Stevie Wonder‘s music. I think people take pity on him because he is blind. The guy’s voice is terrible. Painstakingly terrible. It is like he does not even try to be a good singer. I am sure I will hate this album Talking Book. I have to be honest. […]

#255 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band – Will The Circle Be Unbroken

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s Will the Circle be Unbroken. Oh no!!!! It states it is country folk. What is that? A hybrid of cat killings so you get more meows per second. It is not one band, but I collage of artist collaborating. I do not need to spend much time on this review. I […]

#254 Milton Nascimento – Clube Da Esquina

I will make this the shortest review of all. Milton Nascimento’s Clube Da Esquina is Brazilian music so I hate it. I do not like this sound for some reason. I think the people are great, but their music drives me crazy. I listened to it, but I would never want to hear it again. It […]

#253 Hugh Masekela – Home is Where the Music Is

Home Is Where the Music Is is a jazz album with afrobeats influence. I kind of thought jazz was done now, even Miles Davis does not have anymore albums on the list. I guess I will see how I feel after listening to it. I can say that the songs are way too long. I […]

#252 Lou Reed – Transformer

Lou Reed‘s Transformer has one of his most popular or famous songs “Walk On The Wild Side“. I believe most people, especially over 40 plus years have heard of it. Reed has retained his unique style and dived more into the weirdness by having David Bowie as one of the producers. I have only heard […]