Quick, connect The Night They Raided Minsky’s to Molly Hatchet. I’ll give you a hint: The answer in no way involves Kevin Bacon.
From The Stacks: ‘The Night They Raided Minsky’s’
From The Stacks: The Monkees, “Daydream Believer” (Single)
The Monkees took “Daydream Believer” to number one in December 1967, a couple of years before
From The Stacks: The Monkees Scrapbook
I’m not sure whether this is the coolest thing I’ve ever purchased for a buck at a flea market, but it’s definitely in the top two or three.
From The Stacks: Cereal Records
Some of my earliest musical memories involve cereal boxes.
From The Stacks: Johnny Cash, ‘Everybody Loves A Nut’
What the heck is going on with this album cover?
From The Stacks: ‘Battle Beyond the Stars’ Original Soundtrack
Here’s a cool little Rhino collectible.
From The Stacks: Howard Menger, ‘Authentic Music From Another Planet’
Here’s one from the weird albums department. Howard Menger was either a lunatic, an alien contactee, or a first-class grifter, or maybe all three, whatever you prefer. UFO contact is a bit […]
From The Stacks: The Who, ‘Who Are You’ (picture disc)
Who Are You is the last essential Who album. Don’t get me wrong: It’s Hard has some good stuff on it, and Face Dances is–well, it’s Face Dances. Endless Wire, released in […]
From The Stacks: David Bowie, ‘Portrait Of A Star’
His was a career known for its creativity, but even the great David Bowie had a creative peak. Some might argue that Bowie’s finest work happened during the years he collaborated with […]
From The Stacks: Beatles, ‘Yesterday and Today’ (Picture Disc)
No, this isn’t the infamous “butcher cover,” though it’s certainly depicted here.
