an ode to robert johnson.
Robert Johnson is absolutely fascinating, and the lore around him only adds to that fascination. He is one of The Greats™, but wasn’t always considered so.
continue reading →Robert Johnson is absolutely fascinating, and the lore around him only adds to that fascination. He is one of The Greats™, but wasn’t always considered so.
continue reading →Another 10 down, and nearly halfway through the list! This round was a bit like the last; some very good, some not very good. Onto the recap we go!
continue reading →I finished the first 10 albums today so it’s time to recap how it went. Here we go.
continue reading →A few months back I had tried to listen to the top 500 albums according to Rolling Stone magazine back in 2005. I started off strong but as soon as I hit country records, it all fell apart and I called it quits.
continue reading →Last.FM’s reporting started fresh today for the next week, so I decided that instead of just listening to playlists or stations tied to songs, I am only going to listen to complete albums for the next week. This sounds simple, but this is an incredibly difficult task for me.
continue reading →I recently got a new car and have a free trial of Sirius XM for a couple months. I hadn’t had it since May and in the 3 months without it I forgot how integral it has been to me discovering music.
continue reading →It’s been ages since I’ve made a post but I got the sudden inspiration to write about Cream’s Disraeli Gears, released in November 1967. Disraeli Gears is my favorite Cream album, and the second 1967 favorite album on here (the first was Axis: Bold As Love by the Jimi Hendrix Experience).
continue reading →One of my more frequently shared thoughts on music is the above. Yeah John and Paul wrote almost all of the music that got them on the map in the first place, but when you actually listen to the music, George’s songs were the actually really good ones.
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