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@@annaphallactic Lol, fair point :)

The United States of America album is fantastic, and the Joe Byrd & the Field Hippies LP is just as good. And yes, diagetic is the right word 👍

Ben Vaughn. That live Cubist Blues is great, but the one I really want to find is their studio recording. I had it in the old days, it's fantastic, I miss it a lot.

Wait... there HAS to be a "vagina is for lovers" T-shirt

The Screamers didn't release anything during their existence, so I'm not thinking that's a reissue (I have it too). Pretty sure that's the first time that material was released not as a bootleg.

Is Dig Me Out or The Hot Rock my favorite S-K? I don't know!

Jim talks like Poko when she's pissed. Darkness, Born to Run, and Nebraska are basically the only Springsteen albums I fw. I like about half of The River, but like most double albums, it should have been one disc. I also like about half of Born in the USA, but it's a single so... shoulda been an EP? Across the rest of his catalog? Eh, I like maybe one or two LPs worth. Great fuckin live show though. And I think you probably missed the E Street Band in the '80s, but boots are sufficient. Listen to any take of Prove It All Night from the Darkness tour. Just search prove it all night 1979. The Capitol Theatre version is super.

Fun House is not "one of" the greatest album"s" of all time.

It does hurt me that you don't have Murmur. 😂 But REM is def a personal thing. Nothing they've done compares to Murmur for me. And yes, JR and the Modern Lovers is just solo JR. But The Modern Lovers is The Modern Lovers.

Diana Ross only has two great solo albums, and they're both eponymous.

I have heard OF Kenickie but never actually listened to them. I'll check them out, thanks for the rec! I did like LJ as a teenager but never did much of a deep dive, and maybe one day I'll get around to picking up a copy of Closer.

Technically the name of the record is Tim Buckley, so I alphabetize it like that. Does that make more sense? I did eventually listen to Boygenius after filming this, great stuff!

@annaphallactic I would say that the only thing that is important is that you and the other people/animals in your household are able to find and reshelve the records quickly.

Pulp was way more popular in coastal cities in the US. Outside of those areas, they barely made an impact. I think a lot of Americans were still pretending to be allergic to disco in the 90s, and that's a big reason why. The specific person who bullied me about liking them grew up in the Chicago suburbs, a region has its own shameful racist/homophobic anti-disco tradition that few people acknowledge. Basically, Pulp was too queer for them, even though I'm pretty sure all of the members are straight (or at least heteroflexible). My childhood friends just couldn't be bothered with them when I was still living in the South, but they were very much used to "D's weird music" by then and left me alone about it 😂

Silver Apples were AMAZING! I saw Simeon play in a cemetery once, I can't believe I forgot to mention that. Those Jackpot reissues rule.

Aw thank you! ❤ And maybe? I need to get bored again soon and start hitting the rest of the alphabet.

Can't go wrong with Dreamboat Annie. Or any '70s Heart. That live showcase from Vancouver(?) in '75 or '76 lives in my head.

Oh I put my records by artist in chronological order. Way too obsessive not to do that.

Lol you're gonna know what Caelan feels like reading their comments.

ah but do you have Y Kant Tori Read

Dude. I take the shrink AND poly bag off my records. Will it get them smooshed up against each other? Yes. But I collected records since I was the child of boomer parents, it's how I know to do.