Wax Treasure (Vinyl)

[Heritage_Guy]

@endo That movie is such a time capsule. A look into the Jamaican scene before the coke and dance hall fundamentally changed things. The movie Rockers has a similar vibe.
RIP to a legend.

[GreenMan]

Afternoon post-rock tunes by Jakob from Napier, New Zealand. And coffee too️

[Tago Mago]

[68degreesorless]

[endo]

https://open.spotify.com/album/055oBGhGjcZixkBREWdav2?si=hio4sYN-T7GDcuQB-B3Esg

[Aetas]

@endo The unfolded and rotated gatefold is magic.

[endo]

You got it too @Aetas ?

[Aetas]

@endo Unfortunately not. Was displayed once vertically under glass in a local shop. Every two months they exhibit a theme. In this case it was ‘Gatefolds’.

[GreenMan]

And of course️

[GraemeE]

@GreenMan love the soundtrack work from these 2

[tody]

that soundtrack is exceptional. i remember playing it on constant repeat after watching the movie when it came out.

[Aetas]

Opeth - Heritage

When I bought this in 2011 on CD, I had no clue about their back catalogue and roots in death metal. Produced by Steven Wilson it appeared like prog rock. Wasn’t convinced at this time. Nowadays a blast from the past.

[indigo_nico]

The Boris collection continues to grow

[Tago Mago]

@Aetas I think they hit their prog stride with Pale Communion. Heritage feels like a transitional album with no coherent musical direction. Still some pretty great stuff on it

[GreenMan]

Sunday night slice of jazz fusion-stoner/jam rock️

[GreenMan]

Revisiting the year 1995.

[GraemeE]

@GreenMan great record

I keep trying to convince @seawolf to give this record a shot but he is a "kid a or nothing" kind of guy

[seawolf]

@GraemeE I think you have it backwards I love The Bends, Pablo Honey, and Ok Computer.

[GraemeE]

@seawolf said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):

@GraemeE I think you have it backwards I love The Bends, Pablo Honey, and Ok Computer.

Its ok man - this thread is a safe space for you to admit how much you love kid a

[Bridger]

I like Radiohead's earlier stuff, like The Queen is Dead and Doolittle