Wax Treasure (Vinyl)

[endo]

@Aetas said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):

a long time ago

indeed

[NickD]

I had some vouchers from a recent work anniversary and decided to fill some gaps in my collection (I had Bleach and MoP on CD already)

[endo]

I don't think this album from 1971 is particularly well-known, but it truly deserves to be. As the only release by the band from Alabama led by the then 17-year-old Myke Jackson, it impresses (at least to me) with its very deep musical emotions and abilities. I also like the musical range.

While 'Look At The Sun' almost comes along like a McCartney composition, the following 'Now She's Gone' is a jazzy psych-rock and then 'Weepin' Mama Blues' a pretty cool southern blues rock piece. But my favourite is the multi-part, 10min-long prog-rock masterpiece 'The Change'.

If you don't know the album give it a try. Definitely worth it.

[SKT]

@endo enjoying this this morning. Thanks for the recommendation

[Mizmazzle]

Been awhile since I had a Saturday night whiskey/ music room listening solo session. God bless Shelly Manne.

[Mizmazzle]

[Tago Mago]

More stylistic spread

[GraemeE]

https://open.spotify.com/album/1ZEs6cutpFsIewIjxbeA5t?si=KCIMUlDTSga7S-hLceacCw

[GraemeE]

@Mizmazzle good call with the KM

https://open.spotify.com/album/5g5l9entA4bTztfpLJd1kS?si=cXrgx_KrQ0mxBz_Bjwgn7A

[Mizmazzle]

@GraemeE still so bummed they called it quits right when they were in their prime.

Love the artwork on Masana Temples.

[Aetas]

Their own label Guruguru still puts out interesting new stuff.
Like the clouds&waves idea of wrapping the single in Japanese weave.
@Mizmazzle @GraemeE

[68degreesorless]

@Aetas sorry this is off topic but I saw an exhibition at the national gallery in Sofia of someone who took photos of horse statues and used software to remove the human riders from them. Probably 3-4 rooms maybe 400 images of statues from all over the world (crazy how popular horse statues are). So now I think of that when I see your horse statue icon. Back to vinyl….

https://nationalgallery.bg/exhibitions/lachezar-boyadjiev-on-vacation-corpus-equorum/