Loaded (Vinyl LP) Afrobeat & African

Loaded (Vinyl LP) Afrobeat & AfricanLoaded was a fitting end for the mighty Velvet Underground. Lou Reed had penned an album seemingly loaded with hits, but by now, four LPs into the Velvets' career, a sad few record buyers appreciated the band. After recording the album, Reed called it quits and crawled to his parents' home in the suburbs the ultimate anti rock statement. Resignation permeates the album. Reed's voice is noticeably ragged, and bassist Doug Yule ended up recording many

this link between The Upsetters and the Wailers band would under the guidance of Lee Perry produce an outstanding body of music

Cult electronic pioneers Boards of Canada return with their long awaited third album

World" reflects on life with a hit single

released in 1974 on Ray Charles' Crossover Records

'Marquee Moon's exploratory guitar duels and the punch of new wave Costello

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everything comes together perfectly

Reflections Of A Golden Dream was also the first of Lonnie’s albums to feature his own vocals

The Logo side sees ‘All About The Culture’ feat

bassist Richard Sadler and drummer Chris Gale (they all go by the name of London Jazz Ensemble)

Alabama with Brad Shapiro

the record's finely drawn vignettes