I’m gonna start listening to LPs instead of podcasts while working and do a photo thread of them. Starting with this Pharoah Sanders live bootleg: 07/18/71, Nice, France

Private-press shape-note gospel quartet from my home, the Shenandoah Valley. Purchased in a junk store in Thomas, WV

Discussing my love of Folkways Records w @glamourbeefs, of course I had to play this, one of my fave records ever

“Mountains Of The Moon” Aoxomoxoa outtakes bootleg...a gem of my collection

A constant obsession

Nighttime edition: doing the dishes to the new @PranaCrafter LP

Indigenous Canadian folk rock...this is a beautiful record

Can’t be 100% sure but I think this is signed...with Bessie’s address and phone number too! I really love this record

Realizing flipping records all day is not sustainable, so this is the last of the morning...dreaming of a better world with Roy Orbison

Got to share some bills w/ these legends in the mid 2k’s. @buckgooter has a great new song out today, it made me want to hear some of the deep cuts (Consider The Grackles, 2012). Would’ve *loved* to hear what Terry Turtle thought about trump getting COVID! RIP!

Love this @BillMacKay68 record

Weekend edition: making some pancakes for Bre to this. An off-brand live record, but my fav Nina LP I have. Firey versions. Nina Simone is a hero!

Cleaning up after the pancakes with MS John Hurt 60’s takes on Vanguard

Sunday farmer’s market unpacking to Felt, inspired by @JSpacewoman

This morning I needed to hear from an old man who faced his impending mortality with maximum grace

Damn...RIP

Not actually the day’s first record (I listened to Van Halen again). Love this album, Marisa Anderson is a hero! Cover art looks like it should be a GBV record to me haha

Nighttime edition: if you follow me on here I’m gonna assume you realize how good Thin Lizzy is (if not, start now). Long ago for me Thin Lizzy was a lesson in how poorly preconceived notions serve you as a music person. One of the most artful rock bands ever, flawless discog

RSD 2020 remote score...got online at 10AM sharp haha...more than a Grateful Dead footnote to me, I love Seastones. Still want the original LP...I love that cover art!

I weirdly hate non 12” records but I’ll make an exception for this

Harvest Saturday

75 DB

All time fav

Of course I have all these! I think @bestshow4life is coming back. I really hope it is. Either way, thanks @scharpling and @jonwurster for making comedy that never fails to make me feel good even though I’ve listened to every sketch a hundred times. (Playing the live album now)

Thanks @andrewweathers for very sweetly sending me these 3 private press jams! Gonna listen to them all this AM. Guerry Matthews up first, loving her rendition of “Shenandoah”, which always makes me think of home

As mentioned yesterday. This is a great record. One of the few LPs I have where this is my dad’s copy

Musical taste is very personal. For some reason I’d rather listen to Korn or w/e than a Sturgill Simpson bluegrass record, which I have seen a ton of tweets about today. As an antidote, I put this on, which isn’t bluegrass either

1970’s DIY power pop. Shoes - Black Vinyl Shoes. This record is insanely good, the sound is timeless. I was introduced to it by the vinyl rip MP3 blog Holy Warbles...one of the best in the game!

Listening to this while making a chicken pot pie from scratch

Some of my favorite music ever made

The kings

Great LP from @p3even_stalmer that I was lucky enough to hear in various stages of completion

One of my prize LPs, an original pressing

In dis-honor of his new lockdown protest jam

Why does this seem like the perfect record to make an eggplant parm to

Talking Nina Simone w/ @glamourbeefs I had to put this on. She really takes over these cover versions. The only artist to appear twice in my LP thread so far I think

Rock records don’t get much better than this

The club is open

Getting out of a record listening slump with this eye opener. A huge album for me

First appearance on this thread for Bob. Probably my favorite musician and he made the first song I ever knowingly loved...”Man In The Long Black Coat” from his 1989 album Oh Mercy. JWH is among my favs of his records