Well, this month on youtube's Sea of Tranquility channel, the topic is Blind Buy Albums, which means that you went to the record store and bought an album either because it looked cool, or maybe you'd heard someone talk about it, but you hadn't listened to it yet. You might not have even been real familiar with who the artist was. Here's a couple that I bought in maybe 2012 or so at the same time, never hearing either of them before:
Miles Davis - Kind Of Blue
Overkill - The Electric Age
cricklewood green-10 years after
alone together-dave mason
blows against the empire-jefferson starship
red album-grand funk railroad
raw sienna-savoy brown
full house-j geils band
irish tour 74-rory gallagher
these were late 60's early 70's vinyl buys and luckily, they all were great.
Toys in the Attic = Aerosmith
Got baked and went to Tower Records and thought this cover was super sweet
Didn't know what to expect and got hit by pain, death, and destruction
Whoever's drumming is a beast I'll give them that
Robin Trower - Bridge of Sighs
then play on- fleetwood mac
GD Mars Hotel
Texas Cannonball by Freddie King for me. Bought it without hearing a thing on it.
Happy Trails by Quicksilver Messenger Service
Tons of Sobs by Free, a truly great debut album, that I always forget to mention
