Horses is the album everyone will tell you to check out. Oddly enough I think I bought my copy in Chicago at an Exchange which is chain I’ve heard you talk about a lot. We don’t have them in my neck of the woods. Wish we did.
@@STEVEHEROLD yep, the only bad thing about The Exchange is that they put a lot of their stuff behind glass and somebody has to unlock the case for you in order to look at anything.
Hi Steve! I saw Sugar in Vancouver on their first tour. It still ranks as the loudest concert I ever attended. I only have Patti Smith's album Easter. Hope your travels are going smoothly!
good to hear from ya Mike. That’s cool ya got to see em and they were LOUD! My loudest show was The Smithereens. Work travels have been taking their toll. Hopefully something from them finds its way to your mailbox…. stay cool dude.
interesting inside info. when i worked at broadway video in mid 2000s we did a lot of video work for Ryko. Worked on a big Bill Hicks package they were releasing at the time. Cool label. Not even sure, are they still around?
Nice digs you have on James Island in South Carolina. I know very little about Radio Ethiopia and only heard it a few times back in the 70s, Horses and Easter are still my favorite records of hers. I'm not familiar with Sugar but I'm a fan of Bob Mould and Husker Du. Armenia In The Sky is definitely worth checking out.
surprised you arent familiar with Sugar. The first record at the very least I would think would’ve crossed your path. Yeh digs here are cool. I just started another show here. we call it double dippin’. So in another week i’ll be relocating to a new apartment but still on James Island.
yeh i can see that coming off Horses. But for the most part I like it. Don’t let JT’s internet persona fool ya he’s an unfeeling bastard!!! hahah just kidding. Good dude.
That's my least favorite of her first four classic albums - but Ask The Angels, Pumping (My Heart) and Pissing In A River are incredible. Enjoy. Can't wait for you to get product placement fees...lol
yeh ive been listening to it. its pretty good. those tracks ya mentioned are the best. I try and i try and i try but Cheerwine just doesnt seem to wanna pony over some cash or free soda.
Some of that VCLT stuff ! Man
My Desendants is totally awesome, I sure appreciate having that on vinyl ! Thanks, Steve 🎵
any REAL West Indian would’ve already owned Everything Sucks on vinyl.
Or completely not know what in the heck that is ! Soca Calypso, Reggaeton, and old school Reggae, most definitely 🏝
I need to investigate Patti Smith’s discography, Steve. Because The Night Is probably the only song that I know from her.
Horses is the album everyone will tell you to check out. Oddly enough I think I bought my copy in Chicago at an Exchange which is chain I’ve heard you talk about a lot. We don’t have them in my neck of the woods. Wish we did.
@@STEVEHEROLD yep, the only bad thing about The Exchange is that they put a lot of their stuff behind glass and somebody has to unlock the case for you in order to look at anything.
Hi Steve! I saw Sugar in Vancouver on their first tour. It still ranks as the loudest concert I ever attended. I only have Patti Smith's album Easter. Hope your travels are going smoothly!
good to hear from ya Mike. That’s cool ya got to see em and they were LOUD! My loudest show was The Smithereens. Work travels have been taking their toll. Hopefully something from them finds its way to your mailbox…. stay cool dude.
Fabulous things. I love Sugar! Their cover of Armenia City in the Sky is really good.
yeh they were a great band. hadnt thought about them in ages till JT sent this.
Most of my Bowie cds are on the Rykodisc label & my Big Star / Chris Bell. The label used the profits to sign Sugar & Throwing Muses & Morphine.
interesting inside info. when i worked at broadway video in mid 2000s we did a lot of video work for Ryko. Worked on a big Bill Hicks package they were releasing at the time. Cool label. Not even sure, are they still around?
@@STEVEHEROLD Still active & now distributed by UMG.
Nice digs you have on James Island in South Carolina. I know very little about Radio Ethiopia and only heard it a few times back in the 70s, Horses and Easter are still my favorite records of hers. I'm not familiar with Sugar but I'm a fan of Bob Mould and Husker Du. Armenia In The Sky is definitely worth checking out.
surprised you arent familiar with Sugar. The first record at the very least I would think would’ve crossed your path. Yeh digs here are cool. I just started another show here. we call it double dippin’. So in another week i’ll be relocating to a new apartment but still on James Island.
Radio Ethiopia was a bit of a disappointment following Horses. Still an interesting listen. Jt’s a great guy!
yeh i can see that coming off Horses. But for the most part I like it. Don’t let JT’s internet persona fool ya he’s an unfeeling bastard!!! hahah just kidding. Good dude.
That's my least favorite of her first four classic albums - but Ask The Angels, Pumping (My Heart) and Pissing In A River are incredible. Enjoy. Can't wait for you to get product placement fees...lol
yeh ive been listening to it. its pretty good. those tracks ya mentioned are the best. I try and i try and i try but Cheerwine just doesnt seem to wanna pony over some cash or free soda.
@@STEVEHEROLD never even heard of it but looks so good. The rest of that album is kind of ehh.