Someone suggested identifying record albums with the biggest impact on my life. I decided to not list them, but put them in story form. In the following, sometimes name the album, other times I only allude to the album. (I…
Monthly Archives: April 2020
High Impact Albums
Tagged with: Arcade Fire, Banksy, Benefit for Mr. Kite, Blonde on Blonde, Blood on the Tracks, Bob Dylan, Bonnie Raitt, Broome Street, Can You Please Crawl Out Your WIndow, Comfortably Numb, Desolation Row, Early Roman Kings, Everything In It's Right Place, Feel a Whole Lot Better, Fiona Apple, Fiona Apple Fetch the Bolt Cutters, Fiona Apple Shameika, Full Moon Fever, Funeral, Glass Onion, Highway 61 Revisited, I Speak Because I Can, Janet Small, Jimmy Jazz, Karma Police, KId A, Kind of Blue, Laura Marling, London Calling, Love and Theft, Lovely RIta, Miles Davis, Nick of Time, OK Computer, Once I Was An Eagle, Picasso, Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Rambling Man, Semper Femina, Short Movie, Tangled Up in Blue, Tempest, The Clash, The Joshua Tree, The Suburbs, The Wall, The White Album, Tom Petty, U2, une annee sans lumiere, Wild Once
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