I remember about 20 years ago walking into the Bradbury building in Los Angeles and having it suddenly dawn on me that it was the same building as the one used in the closing stages of Blade Runner.
Also when I […]

these five,

Lexicon of Love – ABC
High Land Hard Rain – Aztec Camera
Dusk – The The
Hex – Bark Psychosis
Happiness – The Beloved

To be honest I struggle remember what he did apart from that headline (if indeed he did it) even though I was brought up as a kid on the seventies and eighties. Wasn’t he famous really for being “outrageous” on chat shows?

Just had a look at be personnel on Wikipedia and it says drummers were Ed Greene and Earl Palmer on the album (I probably should have looked there first)

Not sure who’s drumming on this but I’ve always thought it’s pretty wonderful, especially the instrumental break towards the end (and some fab bass too)

Fair enough. Thanks!

I’ve been listening to the sixties to early seventies Stones since I was a teenager and always struggled with Exile. I know as a double it probably should have it’s fair share of filler on there (that’s kind […]

There’s loads.

Also Blue. Although I’ve probably heard enough Pink Floyd to say I’ve heard their albums, I’ve never sat and listened to one. Same story with Led Zeppelin albums. Rumours. Any album by (the […]

Probably the right answer for a couple of years in he late 80s. Along with the Readers Digest Rolling Stones compilation box thing I bought on the cheap at a jumble sale

Lexicon Of Love, I’ve probably listened to every week since I first borrowed it from the record library in 1986. Similar story with High Land Hard Rain too.