City to City is a wonderful album, and i don't know why Gerry Rafferty isn't talked about more. what a wonderful sound.

hooooly shit Diana Ross' version of Ain't No Mountain High Enough ??? WHAT

contender for album cover of all time. Visions, Grant Green, 1971.

Shirley Bassey's Moonraker has an immense amount of emotion in it. that is such a raw and rich track

im so fucking pissed that Michael Jackson made incredible music what the fuck man. why couldnt you just be normal

i love how i draw my OC one of two ways and they're WILDLY different in vibe

Morning Sun by Dave Bixby is perhaps the song of my existence

"Crying, Laughing, Loving, Lying" by Labi Siffre is one of the most beautiful records to exist. Blue Lady, 'Till Forever, Cannock Chase... only to come out with "Remember My Song" three years later??? i will be singing this mans praises my whole life i think

jeff buckley does not need to be seen by a camera. it doesn't make sense. that man should have only ever been witnessed first-hand in a small, smokey, local produce wine bar with low ceilings where he sits in the corner and the music is beamed into your brain at the sight of him

why did i not hear about Glen Campbells death. why was 15 year old me not notified.

Ooh La La by Faces is really such a nice song, never been much of a Rod Stewart enjoyer but this really. is good

why did part of the world kid itself with the silly thought that The Dark Side Of The Moon by Pink Floyd isn't one of the greatest albums of all time. it retains that title with an immovable heft

don't let yourself go through life without lying in the ocean thinking about the song I'm Coming Down by Primal Scream

Telephone Line by Electric Light Orchestra

this ep is so good im so proud of these guys im friends with one of them and seeing their musical prowess grow and grow has been so rewarding and its so nice to see them basking in the fruits of their artistic labour !!!!!! open.spotify.com/album/7pd0aU...

new album "Astrid's World" out everywhere [ distrokid.com/hyperfollow/... ]

the greatest EP of the century so far. Super Market has done it again for the first time

saw the cover of The EVEN MORE Freewheelin' Jeffrey Lewis yesterday in a vinyl shop in Leeds and thought it was just brilliant. really funny concept for an album design

Soul brother number one! Jaaaaaames Brown! James Brown!! JAMES BROWN!!

why the hell were Tommy James & The Shondells making songs as enchanting as "Lost In Your Eyes" in 1967 lol

by all accounts, Pepper by Butthole Surfers should not be a hit. the album cover is attrocious, the band name is grim, the intro to the track is unsettling, there's a constant horrible blowing wind playing over the whole thing, AND YET. i dont mind the sun sometimes

i feel like "I Think I'm In Love" by Spiritualized should've been a generational british smash hit

single with uobh, art by @bagplants.art "feel the same way" out on streaming services [ open.spotify.com/album/0D8fiS... ]

IT TURNS OUT LABI SIFFRE IS NOT ONLY BRITISH, BUT HE'S GAY TOO WHAAAT

return of the mack return of the mack

personally another great contender for the list

222 by daisychain is such a delightful tune, i can't help but bob my head to it :D

the fact that this isn't often credited as one of the best album covers of all time is ridiculous

people don't look like Don Williams anymore

Also Try Bert Jansch

is Sean Bean okay? he's been in some terrible films lately. does he need more money

you guys know that you can have your life changed (and your social rep increased) by listening to one of the greatest Folk albums ever made and it only takes 28 MINUTES???

last year i watched just over 100 films, and in the first two months of 2025 i've watched fifty-four. i love watching films

Ramblin' Man by Lemon Jelly is one of the most "me" songs there is. i love it so much

that classic trope of three guys in uniform walking around a corner, you hear them get beat up, and then three other guys walk back around dressed like them. except THEY walk around a corner and get beat up as well. and then three MORE guys walk out in those clothes, and the chain just goes on

anyone have an idea why We're Going To Ibiza! by Vengaboys makes me overwhelmingly sad. what was that about

Mickey Rourke used to look like THAT ?? i had no idea he was so handsome what

it'll be interesting considering the changes within the band, but in truth i'm absolutely ecstatic for this album. and it's 100% to do with the painting used for the album cover. one of my favourite paintings of all time

any time a company tells me they're "grateful for your continued support and understanding" when they're doing me wrong? deciding how i'm going to feel about their mistreatments? fury beyond belief

hooly shit Dance Yrself Clean by LCD Soundsystem

there has got to be a better way of transferring soup from a pan to a bowl than dropping it from a great height sloppy style

The Cardigans' cover of Iron Man stands as one of my favourite covers of all time. what a fantastic shift in tone that still works tremendously well

i struggle so hard to see the pleasure derived from Jacob Collier and Lawrence-esque music. it's so.. squeaky clean. you can give me the most technically proficient cover of Bridge Over Troubled Water, but you'll never evoke the same striking, broken reverence.

looking back, 2023 was a MASSIVE year for my cinema experiences. got my life changed by Spiderverse, had the best time with my friends (and as a society) for Barbenheimer, and watched The Boy and The Heron on one of the biggest screens i've ever seen. AND i fell asleep to Samsara! massive!

hard to name a favourite off Sometimes I Might Be Introvert, but Protect My Energy has been really connecting with me recently

Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey is such a lovely, quirky song. Paul McCartney had such fantastic creativity

so cool how music has always been a part of protest and politics. just heard a live recording of Elton John playing Back in the USSR in Moscow, 1979 after being told he couldn't. the crowd went nuts.

Glad to see Jamie xx's album find its way on here, but no Magdalena Bay? while Fontaines D.C.'s album gets a placement? Romance was just alright, Imaginal Disk was mind-blowing.

my Discover Weekly is fucked. i bump Imaginal Disk and Currents all year and in return it tells me to listen to Brand New Key by Melanie

i think that Jack Johnson shouldn't be lumped in with bands like Train or Imagine Dragons. i think he's just a guy and his legacy is Curious George and surfing. not Tesco music dove soap advertisement