For The Roses

For The RosesJoni's 1972 album, For The Roses, was her first for David Geffen's Asylum Records. Joni originally had intended the album cover to be art that she created that was illustrative of the song, "For The Roses," and showed her cynicism to the music business at the time. Geffen vetoed her artwork because he thought it was not a good look to have a horse with roses coming out of its ass! So, Joni ultimately compromised to use the Joel Bernstein photo that

Starring Rosi stands out in Ash Ra Tempel's discography for its lighter

2017 marks the 40th anniversary of one of the best selling soundtracks of all time

‘Murder of the Universe’

Along with buried gems from the same recording sessions that would produce seminal 'chunk records like Foolish & No Pocky for Kitty

Karl Drewo - tenor saxophone

had peaked at number one for seven weeks on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Songs chart

Featuring the songs

there's a certain glee to FOB's pop absurdity because their cheerfully careless genre-bending has no reverence: fitting all these sounds and jokes into a pop song is all a game and it's one listeners can share

Postpunk pioneers Joy Division left an indelible mark on Manchester’s burgeoning music scene in the late 1970s

Gershwin and more

This is the Fuzz Club Records official bootleg of King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s ‘Live In Adelaide ‘19’ LP

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