The Mojo Collection: The Ultimate Music Companion
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I haven’t peeked ahead…but they HAVE to, right?When Mojo Collection bring Procol Harum to table?
Me waiting...
axolotl
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Based on some of the others, I would tend to think so.
P. S. It should wander through the garden fence at any time now. Lest we are destined to remain outside the gates of Cerdes.
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Bobbie Gentry - The Delta Sweete (1967)
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The Incredible String Band - The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter (1968)
axolotl
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The Incredible String Band - The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter (1968)
I do note that the year has changed, so there is that.
axolotl
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I do note that the year has changed, so there is that.
ngl - I'm a bit disappoint (i.e., let down).
Mojo better get their mojo workin' (i.e., act together) for 1968.
I pay
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Yeah, I'm going by the order in the book but a few albums do not match up with RYM dates of releaseI do note that the year has changed, so there is that.
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The Incredible String Band - The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter (1968)
This self-reply is a reminder to myself that I'm getting old enough to say "I never have to listen to this album again in my life". How can one appreciate the artistry of an album so much - its multi-instrumentalism, Indian music influences, musical style - and yet find it so disagreeable to hear. I can barely get through it - in fact, during my last listening series this album came up, and I'm pretty sure I said the same thing to myself. Hopefully this time I'll remember.
axolotl
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I wish you had told me before I went and bought a copy!
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Tom Rush - The Circle Game (1968)
What shampoo is that? Your hair smells so good
What shampoo is that? Your hair smells so good
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The Byrds - The Notorious Byrd Brothers (1968)
Mojo didn't include Younger Than Yesterday (which is my favorite), but was very happily surprised to see this one on the list - an underrated gem (although perhaps not underrated - on RYM it has the highest rating of all Byrds albums followed by Younger).
Mojo didn't include Younger Than Yesterday (which is my favorite), but was very happily surprised to see this one on the list - an underrated gem (although perhaps not underrated - on RYM it has the highest rating of all Byrds albums followed by Younger).
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The Zombies - Odessey and Oracle (1968)
Stating the obvious, I know, but a wonderfully perfect pop album - the lesser known "Hung Up On a Dream" is just achingly beautiful not to mention the more obvious "This Will Be Our Year"..."Changes"..."Care of Cell 44"...the list goes on
Stating the obvious, I know, but a wonderfully perfect pop album - the lesser known "Hung Up On a Dream" is just achingly beautiful not to mention the more obvious "This Will Be Our Year"..."Changes"..."Care of Cell 44"...the list goes on
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The United States of America - The United States of America (1968)
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Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison (1968)
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Magic Sam - West Side Soul (1968)
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Billy Nichols - Would You Believe (1968)
First listen for me, but very good psych-pop/baroque-pop. Influential album on dream pop, I wonder? Still, a good listen.
First listen for me, but very good psych-pop/baroque-pop. Influential album on dream pop, I wonder? Still, a good listen.
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Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida (1968)
Aside from the iconic and often joked about title track, not sure why this album made the list as it's just an OK psych-rock album, but fine with listening again
Aside from the iconic and often joked about title track, not sure why this album made the list as it's just an OK psych-rock album, but fine with listening again
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