Dave Brubeck’s All-Time Greatest Hits. Brubeck distilled. 🖤 Odd meters that went mainstream: “Take Five,” “Blue Rondo à la Turk,” “The Duke” and way more. Proof that cool jazz could both swing and sell. Propelling 5/4 & 9/8 time signatures into the wild! An all-timer, literally. #NowSpinning #Vinyl

Diana Ross - Diana (1980). Chic-era perfection: Nile Rodgers & Bernard Edwards delivering sleek disco-soul, immortal hooks, and pure confidence. “I’m Coming Out” still hits like a manifesto. Recorded at NYC’s Power Station. #NowSpinning #Vinyl

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Watercolor rendition of a photo I took while in #Iceland last summer with the family.💙🤩 #FlashBack #Bluesky

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road 💛 Elton John at peak ambition: a genre-hopping double LP packed with hooks, heartbreak, and theatrical flair. From “Bennie” to “Funeral,” every side delivers. Written and recorded in just 2 weeks in France (Château d’Hérouville) Still sounds huge, 50+ years on. #NowSpinning

Curtis (1970) - #Curtis Mayfield’s solo debut and a quiet revolution. Soul, funk, and politics woven with elegance: Move On Up, We the People. Smooth grooves, sharp conscience. Still feels urgent today. #NowSpinning #Vinyl

Eric Clapton – Eric Clapton (1970). A quietly pivotal record: post-Cream, post-Blind Faith, leaning into rootsy songwriting with Delaney & Bonnie’s band in tow. Less guitar heroics, more songs—and somehow that restraint hits even harder. 🎸 #NowSpinning #Vinyl

#Miles. The first true statement of the classic quintet with Coltrane, Garland, Chambers, and Jones. Hard-bop taking shape: lean heads, long takes, no polish, all feel. Miles rebuilding his voice and changing the course of modern jazz. Proof that silence between notes matters. #NowSpinning

In Utero ‘93. #Nirvana deliberately burning the polish after Nevermind: Steve Albini’s drum sound, damaged vocals, and songs that feel half-finished on purpose. Still uncomfortable. Still perfect. It isn’t catharsis, it’s exposure. Everything loud, everything fragile, nothing resolved. #NowSpinning

Move in Spectrums — Au Revoir Simone Limited edition pink vinyl 💗 Ethereal synth-pop that feels both intimate and cinematic. Hypnotic grooves, soft-focus melodies, and that unmistakable dreamy pulse—perfect for drifting through the day (or night). #NowSpinning #AuRevoirSimone #VinylCommunity

Beastie Boys – The Mix-Up (2007) When the Beastie Boys drop the mics and go fully instrumental. Funk, jazz, dub, analog groove. A record that feels like a loose jam session and pure joy in playing. Perfect for letting side A roll… then flipping to side B. #NowSpinning #BeastieBoys #Vinyl

Patrick #Watson - Uh Oh (2025). A quietly brilliant album built around duets: voices intertwining rather than competing, each song reshaped by its guest. Gentle on the surface, emotionally precise underneath. Piano, space, breath… and that unmistakable Watson fragility. #NowSpinning

Apparat Organ Quartet - Pólýfónía (2010) Retro-futurist #Icelandic synth-rock at its most playful. Mechanical precision meets cosmic groove, imagine Kraftwerk partying with robots in Reykjavík. Thanks @12tonar record store #Vinyl #NowSpinning #IcelandicMusic #12Tónar

Some #icelandic sky ❤️

STYX – Equinox (1975) Where progressive rock ambition meets arena hooks. Equinox marks Styx’s leap into AOR glory: icy cover, fire inside. “Lorelei” and “Light Up” still shine. #STYX #Vinyl #NowSpinning #70sRock

Miles Davis - At Fillmore (1970) Four nights. One band on fire. Teo Macero slices and splices Miles’ electric fury into a collage of funk, chaos, and transcendence. Not just a concert: an eruption. #MilesDavis #VinylCommunity #JazzFusion #NowSpinning

Steely Dan - Gaucho (1980) The height of studio perfectionism: sleek, strange, and laced with late-night decadence. Every groove on Gaucho is polished to a mirror finish, but there’s darkness under the gloss. Jazz-pop never sounded so weary or so precise. #SteelyDan #NowSpinning #VinylCommunity

The Police Synchronicity (1983) The album that shattered boundaries & relationships. A tense work of art blending pop, new wave, & paranoia. “Every Breath You Take” ruled the charts, but deep cuts like “Synchronicity II” & “Tea in the Sahara” steal the show. Peak Police. #ThePolice #NowSpinning

Jeff Beck – Blow by Blow (1975) A masterclass in instrumental rock. Produced by George Martin, this jazz-fusion masterpiece showcases Beck’s fluid guitar work on tracks like “Cause We’ve Ended as Lovers” & “Freeway Jam.” No words needed, just pure emotion. #JeffBeck #NowSpinning #Vinyl

The Tourists – Reality Effect (1979) Before Eurythmics, Annie Lennox & Dave Stewart were in The Tourists. Reality Effect brought them success with “I Only Want to Be With You” & “So Good to Be Back Home Again.” A new wave gem that hinted at what was to come. #NewWave #NowSpinning

Bluesky Post: #Donovan Mellow Yellow is pure psychedelic whimsy, blending folk, jazz and pop with a hazy dreamlike charm. The title track became a counterculture anthem, rumored (wrongly) to be about smoking banana peels. A defining album of the era: trippy, warm and effortlessly cool. #NowSpinning

In 1967, The Doors introduced themselves with an album that was equal parts poetry, blues, and psychedelia. Jim Morrison’s hypnotic voice, Ray Manzarek’s eerie organ, Robby Krieger’s searing guitar, and John Densmore’s jazz-infused drumming. This was something new. #NowSpinning #VinylCommunity

David Bowie Pin Ups (1973) is a glam-fueled tribute to the British rock scene that shaped the artist. Covering The Who, The Yardbirds, Pink Floyd, The Kinks, and more, it’s #Bowie bending classics to his will, stripping them down, glamming them up, making them his own. #NowSpinning #GlamRock

Elton John Tumbleweed Connection is a sepia-toned journey through the Old West brought to life by Elton and Bernie Taupin’s love for American mythology. This 1970 underrated gem is all storytelling, atmosphere and rich instrumentation. No hit singles just pure frontier magic. #NowSpinning #EltonJohn

Pretty neat concert. #kraftwerk

Dvořák Symphony #9 « Du nouveau monde » is a masterpiece of longing, discovery, and the blending of cultures. Inspired by his time in America, yet deeply rooted in his Czech heritage, it’s a symphony that feels both nostalgic and forward-looking. #classical #NowSpinning

Flore Laurentienne Vol. I is a stunning sonic journey through the landscapes of Quebec, blending neoclassical minimalism with organic textures. Mathieu David Gagnon crafts a world where strings, synths, and field recordings evoke the quiet organic grandeur of nature. An essential listen #NowSpinning

Steely Dan’s #Aja (1977) isn’t just an album—it’s a piece of art in jazz-rock perfection. Every note is meticulously crafted, every solo legendary (Wayne Shorter on the title track? Insane), and the grooves are impossibly smooth. One of the best-produced albums of all time? Absolutely. #NowSpinning

🚨 Funk lovers, take note! 🚨 If you haven’t heard Soon as I Can by The Brooks yet, you’re missing out on one of the freshest funk records in recent years. The Brooks channel the energy of James Brown, Parliament-Funkadelic, and D’Angelo, but with their own modern twist. #NowSpinning #Funk #Montreal

I will never, I mean NEVER, get over the fact that this microscopic head on a needle coming in contact with a microscopic spiral groove pressed from something akin to the playdo fun factory produces something '🎶So Special🎶' faithfully & on the mark every single time. Aliens were here back then.

The sound of Beatlemania in full swing. A Hard Day’s Night is the moment The Beatles went from a pop sensation to cultural icons—every track crackling with energy, melody, and charm. #TheBeatles #Vinyl #AHardDaysNight #NowSpinning

Essential. #Harvest is Neil Young at his most intimate, melancholic, and timeless. From ‘Heart of Gold’ to ‘Old Man,’ every track feels like a late-night conversation with an old friend. #NeilYoung #Vinyl #NowSpinning

How exceptional could that be!? Like the snow storm from our youth kinda exceptional? 😜❄️⛄️ #Montreal #Chaos

Masterpiece alert. Songs in the Key of Life isn’t just an album—it’s a universe. Stevie Wonder at his peak, blending soul, funk, jazz, and deep storytelling into a timeless double LP. Every spin feels like a celebration. Your path to happiness for the day. #StevieWonder #Vinyl #NoeSpinning

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Before Sweet Baby James, before superstardom—James Taylor was part of The Flying Machine. This 1967 album captures his early folk-rock sound, raw and unpolished, with a glimpse of the greatness to come. A hidden gem for JT fans. #Vinyl #JamesTaylor #NowSpinning

Viddy well, little droogies! 🎵 The Clockwork Orange soundtrack is a wild trip—Wendy Carlos’ eerie Moog arrangements, Beethoven, and Rossini, all woven into Kubrick’s dystopian vision. A synth-infused classical nightmare that still feels unsettlingly futuristic. #ClockworkOrange #NowSpinning

Hold Your Fire #Rush at their most refined and melodic. Synth-driven but still intricate showcasing their progressive brilliance. The trio proving yet again that evolution is part of their DNA. An underrated gem in their catalog! #ProgRock #NowPlaying

The Yes Album (1971) With Steve Howe joining the band, this prog-rock masterpiece delivered epic tracks. Virtuosic playing, soaring vocals, and mind-expanding compositions—this was the album that set them on the path to greatness. A must-spin for any prog fan! #Yes #ProgRock #NowSpinning

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Outlandos d’Amour (1978) – The Police’s electrifying debut! A raw fusion of punk, reggae, and new wave, this album gave us classics like Roxanne, So Lonely, and Can’t Stand Losing You. A trio work made for an unforgettable sound. 45+ years later, it still hits hard. #Vinyl #PunkRock #NowSpinning

And Then There Were Three… by #Genesis (1978). It was the band’s first album as a trio following the departure of guitarist S. Hackett. The album marked a shift towards a more accessible sound, featuring the hit Follow You Follow Me, which helped reach a wider audience. #NowSpinning #ProgRock

Roxy Music’s Country Life (1974) is raw, daring, and sophisticated—art rock at its finest. From the driving energy of ‘All I Want Is You’ to the atmospheric ‘Prairie Rose,’ this album captures the band’s provocative edge. A true classic. #RoxyMusic #CountryLife #NowSpinning

Kate Bush’s The Whole Story (1986) is more than just a greatest hits collection—it’s a journey through her visionary sound. From the haunting new vocal take on ‘Wuthering Heights’ to deep cuts that showcase her genius, this album is an essential for any fan. #KateBush #TheWholeStory #NowSpinning

Being from Canada, I’ll pause all purchases of LPs from US artists. Also cancelling my household media subscriptions for the time being. ✌️☮️

Soft Cell’s Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret (1981) is a synth-pop landmark, blending catchy melodies with provocative themes. Featuring hits like Tainted Love and Bedsitter, it captures the essence of early ’80s club culture. A daring and influential album that still resonates today. #SoftCell #NowSpinning

Steely Dan’s Katy Lied (1975) is jazz-rock perfection wrapped in mystery. Razor-sharp lyrics, slick production, and session legends like McDonald & Porcaro make it shine. Every track’s a gem. A masterpiece, even if Becker & Fagen weren’t happy with the mix. #SteelyDan #NowSpinning #Vinyl

1967. A debut like no other. The Doors hit the scene with dark poetry, swirling organ, and unhinged energy. From the hypnotic groove of Break On Through to the epic sprawl of The End, it redefined rock. Psychedelic, bluesy, and utterly iconic. #TheDoors #Vinyl #ClassicRock #NowSpinning

Tammy Wynette’s Stand by Your Man is a cornerstone of country music, blending heartfelt storytelling with lush instrumentation. Her voice carries raw emotion, making every song feel deeply personal. A defining album of the genre. #CountryClassic #TammyWynette #NowSpinning

Cat Power’s Covers is a masterclass in reinterpretation, where each song feels both intimately familiar and entirely new. Her haunting vocals and stripped-down arrangements breathe fresh life into classics, making them uniquely her own. A stunning, soulful journey. #NowPlaying #CatPower #Unhate