I was thinking, “I miss 1960s car songs,” and realized I should get back into posting through that thought. It’s been awhile but I’ve never forgotten about this place. I suppose I just haven’t felt the creativity with everything else going on.
continue reading →I spent the last half hour going down the rabbit hole that is looking for a functional mid-century kitchen clock on Etsy, and then I realized I should be making this post instead! Next on our list of The Who’s albums is The Who Sell Out, which was released in December of 1967.
continue reading →After some thought, I have decided that I am going to do write ups for other albums between my posts of The Who’s albums. Tonight’s album is Axis: Bold as Love by the Jimi Hendrix Experience. It’s one of my favorite albums, though it isn’t most critics’ favorite of the JHE albums.
continue reading →Album number 2 of The Who’s discography was released as A Quick One in the UK, and Happy Jack in the US (Decca’s name changes strike again!). It was released one year to the day after My Generation, and even in that short amount of time there were some noticeable changes to the band’s sound.
continue reading →Today I started my day by jamming to the Poppy Punk and Ska playlist I put together. We’re having unseasonably warm 70 degree weather in Chicago right now, and it was the most perfect soundtrack for a warm and sunny Friday morning.
continue reading →As I’ve stated many times before, The Who is my all-time favorite band. One of my favorite things about them is how much their sound evolved throughout the duration of their career with their original lineup. This sound evolution makes them seem like many different bands in one, and it is also what inspired me to start this series of posts.
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