There doesn't seem to be a correct playlist for Bobby Goldsboro's Honey album.

YouTube has no taste.

I'm not doing a Bobby Gillespie album.

I saw him last year.

It's a funny story.

In my head.

I took it for granted he was dead.

Shakin' Stevens And The Sunsets's 1971 album, I'm No J.D.

Is that Kylie?

Unlikely.

Laura Branigan's Self-Control.

I'd like to do this



https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Front-Line/release/689749

But playlist looks tricky as a lot of the 70s Reggae isn't well served, there is this:



But it's too scratchy. Yes even compared to that Wings album.

Laser Pace - Granfalloon* (1974).

In regards to supposedly normal, 1970s rock, one of the most profoundly strange albums I've ever heard.

Defies categorisation really.

File under: "Unlistenable" perhaps?



*a word coined by Kurt Vonnegut I think.

The album cover tells you a lot (i.e. nothing)...

Paper Lace?

Paper Lace would probably score a higher average Nu-HotW mark than Laser Pace.

If only we could have a double bill.

Tim Burgess and his crappy knock-off copy of our commentary project wouldn't've come up with a double bill like that if they'd been given an eternal amount of monkeys working on Turing machines without a virtual toilet break for all infinity.

And I'm sorry if I annoyed you yesterday Guesticles but I was trying to be funny but it was apparently not very funny.

Nightjar wrote:

Tim Burgess and his crappy knock-off copy of our commentary project wouldn't've come up with a double bill like that if they'd been given an eternal amount of monkeys working on Turing machines without a virtual toilet break for all infinity.

https://timstwitterlisteningparty.com

We done it first.

Screw them.

Casual Sex in the Cineplex by The Sultans of Ping FC.

Anything significant by Aksak Maboul.

I wanted to do Throwing Muses' University so we could hear Kristin Hersh and Tanya Donelly together on their big hit album but there's no playlist.