This time I bring an album that in a way marked the second half of the 1990s.
Album of the day “Odelay” by Beck. The Music Mashup.
Album of the day “The Joshua Tree” by U2. The album that made U2 famous around the world.
For this chapter of “Album of the day” I bring the album that, in my personal opinion, made the well-known band U2 world famous.…
Album of the day “The Sadista Sisters” by The Sadista Sisters. Feminist cabaret from the 70s in the UK.
Today’s album in the series belongs to a rather atypical band, hailing from the cultural scene of the mid-1970s in the UK.…
Album of the day “Kind of blue” by Miles Davis. The Blue Version!
In this new chapter of Album of the day I arrive with an album that I bought recently and that has me in love.…
Album of the day “Revolver” by The Beatles. The beginnings of Psychedelic Rock.
Today in the album of the day I bring the vinyl record that, according to my point of view, started what we know as Psychedelic Rock.…
Album of the day “Moon Safari” by Air. Space Pop made in France.
And in this new edition of the series I bring the vinyl of an album that apart from the fact that I like it a lot because of the music, I also have a huge sentimental attachment.…
Album of the day “Burnin'” by Bob Marley and The Wailers. Reggae-flavored protest song.
In this new edition of this series I bring you one of the first vinyl that I bought.
The album “Burnin'” by Bob Marley and The Wailers.
…Album of the day “Tracy Chapman” by Tracy Chapman. One of my favorite singers from the United States.
In this edition of “Album of the day” I bring something that, personally, I really like a lot. An album from one of my favorite singers from the United States.…
Album of the day “The dark side of the moon” by Pink Floyd. Version of the former communist Germany, record label AMIGA.
In this chapter of “Album of the day” I came up with a rare edition of the album of a band that everyone, or almost everyone, knows.…
