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Joe Morris Posted - 25/05/2011 : 03:19:43
Probably the best debut ever recorded by any band is probably Moby Grapes - one never tires of hearing that, and I've been listening to it since having it on vinyl and playing it on a rubbish phonograph in the late 80s for the first time

you got the Beatles 1st album, which is a wonderful mix of originals and covers (Twist and shout)

the first Pink Floyd album is good, particularly in mono,
but I think the songs on the 1st Moby Grape album are stronger;they never really topped it

The Band, the Kinks (well, maybe not the Kinks) and Dylan all released very good debut albums, but Moby Grape probably had the strongest collection of songs

Hey Grandma - great opener

Mr Blues - okay! - great harmony vocals backing up Mosley though!

Fall on you - great great track. Do you see a pattern here?

805 - Beautiful ballad. What more to say? lovely. just lovely

Come in the morning - Terrific. Great vocals on the fade. Terrific, absolutely terrific

Omaha - Why not Listen my friends? only Skips analyst knows for sure. Gets really exciting - Skip's standout

Naked if I want to - only a minute long. But - hey! its fun, and its a good track. The Residents did a whole album of minute songs (the Commercial Album) but none of them were as good as this

Someday - pretty heartbreaking. Skip gets a cowrite. Amazing track. Terrific fade/vocals on the fade. Absolutely heartbreaking there as well

Ain't no use - fun track. Terrific backing vocals. Terrific lead vocals as well. Really strong track. Like all of the songs on this side (2) actually

Sitting by my window - Later cut by Peter Lewis on a solo track. Probably still does the track live. Has to. Its absolutely lovely. Great guitar, vocals. Played live on tv with the image gone purple

Changes - another rocker. Lot of fun. Great scat singing on the fade. Good song. Ho hum - another really good song on this album of really good songs!

Lazy Me - Best song on the album? Nice use of Frere Jaques on the fade! Songs only a minute and a half and its absolutely amazing. Christ. Theres no weak link on either side

Indifference - Terrific side closer. What a beautiful day it has been! Yes indeed.

God what a terrific album. "Mr Blues" is probably the "weakest" song, and even thats great cos of the backing harmonies. Wheres that old Mr Blues man?

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lemonade kid Posted - 06/06/2011 : 20:19:21
quote:
Originally posted by captain america and billy

I thought I read or heard somewhere that if you still have a copy of "Mystery Tour" complete with the 24-page booklet,you detect young Stevie Winwood on the very last page in a shot of all the cast and crew.Perhaps he was on the bus in the film?I don't think I'd particularly recognize him.And LK,I AM looking forward to that freshman Country Joe disc.I had their greatest hits once and was really blown away by it.Much in the very same way "Piper at the Gates of Dawn" really threw me for a loop.

I believe Winwood is in the Mystery crowd.
Get Electric Music!!

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captain america and billy Posted - 06/06/2011 : 15:49:37
I thought I read or heard somewhere that if you still have a copy of "Mystery Tour" complete with the 24-page booklet,you detect young Stevie Winwood on the very last page in a shot of all the cast and crew.Perhaps he was on the bus in the film?I don't think I'd particularly recognize him.And LK,I AM looking forward to that freshman Country Joe disc.I had their greatest hits once and was really blown away by it.Much in the very same way "Piper at the Gates of Dawn" really threw me for a loop.
Old_Man Posted - 05/06/2011 : 19:37:39
Good Luck Mountain by Good Luck Mountain, Mike Ferrio's new band.
lemonade kid Posted - 05/06/2011 : 16:14:31
BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD, Buffalo Springfield....'nuff said!




May be my all time favorite debut.




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I'll accept my fate
while I sing this song.
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lend a hand and lift me
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ALLANAGAIN Posted - 05/06/2011 : 14:04:24
Dead Prez "Let,s get Free!
Joe Morris Posted - 05/06/2011 : 13:57:20
ah, Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush, another 60s movie noone has ever seen!

along with Percy, the Family Way, Hilbillies in a haunted house!
lemonade kid Posted - 05/06/2011 : 01:19:18
quote:
Originally posted by Joe Morris

I understand Traffic was in the Magical Mystery Tour film

thankfully their career survived

TRAFFIC was cut from the actual release...they were in the over 100 hours of footage (singing Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush).

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So forget this cruel world
and whatever’s going on
I'll accept my fate
while I sing this song.
But if one day you should see me from your cloud
lend a hand and lift me
Away from the crowd.
Joe Morris Posted - 04/06/2011 : 21:51:59
I understand Traffic was in the Magical Mystery Tour film

thankfully their career survived
lemonade kid Posted - 04/06/2011 : 15:48:37
Blues Magoos "Psychedelic Lollipop" has always been a favorite!
The Bronx boys where at the forefront of psychedelic music in 1966!
(So were Love with Da Capo, but who remembers THEM?!!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOGRTLn2uKY

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So forget this cruel world
and whatever’s going on
I'll accept my fate
while I sing this song.
But if one day you should see me from your cloud
lend a hand and lift me
Away from the crowd.
ALLANAGAIN Posted - 04/06/2011 : 14:31:39
love Traffic....great band..
N.E.R.D. In Search of....
Mos Def ad Tlib Kwali..Black Star
and....in it,s own way..a debut album...LOVE..four Sail.
Joe Morris Posted - 04/06/2011 : 00:14:25
which version of Traffic's Mr Fantasy? the UK or US?

I still miss the old gatefold of their second (Traffic) with the lyrics - thats my current fave by Traffic, though the first album I got by them (on vinyl natch!) was their swansong from 1974 When the Eagle Flies from Its Only Rock and Roll in NYC!
markk Posted - 03/06/2011 : 22:43:37
THe Doors and Jimi gotta be 1 & 2 or 2 & 1, but I'd put Traffic in third.
Joe Morris Posted - 03/06/2011 : 21:40:02
Grace (Jeff Buckley) is good, but does it count if it was the only album cut by the artist?
lemonade kid Posted - 03/06/2011 : 17:24:26
quote:
Originally posted by ALLANAGAIN

JIMI..."Are You Experienced"

I'll see your Jimi & raise you one "Fresh Cream"!!



Both damn great !!!

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So forget this cruel world
and whatever’s going on
I'll accept my fate
while I sing this song.
But if one day you should see me from your cloud
lend a hand and lift me
Away from the crowd.
ALLANAGAIN Posted - 03/06/2011 : 14:57:40
JIMI..."Are You Experienced"

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