Johnny Cash -- All Aboard The Blue Train With ...

  Folkabilly mastermind's best Sun years train and travel related numbers.  There are songs of love, loss, loneliness and longing all sung by our favorite outlaw ... Johnny Cash!

Bee Gees -- Odessa

  Long before they were the Saturday Night Disco douchebags, the Bee Gees were a Beatles influenced 60's pop group.  Odessa is their sixth studio album although the version I have is the 76' single disc edited re-issue, not too sure if that's a good thing or not.  The album is a pastiche of baroqued psych-Beatles, Barrett style Floyd and Band-esque countrified Americana.  The record missed the success boat by at least a year or two, but is nonetheless an interesting disaster.

the Grateful Dead -- Workingman's Dead

  Americana masterpiece by the Grateful Dead.  Workingman's Dead sneaks the band away from 60's Psychedelia, finding their roots in Folk, Country and Blues.

The Subhumans -- Times Flies ... But Aeroplanes Crash

    The good parts of this EP sound like The Clash if they had stayed with their 77' Punk sound.  The big surprise was the piano lead Eno-esque track Susan.  The leftovers were shoddily produced live Hardcore garbage ...

Parliament -- Mothership Connection

  What do you get when some pimp talkin' funkateers take over the airwaves from outer-space?  One helluva great record -- Mothership Connection!  

Smokey Robinson and The Miracles -- Greatest Hits, Vol. 2

  Vol. 2 covers The Miracles's best numbers from 65' to 67'.  Smokey was like the Dylan of Motown, his lyrics speak right to the spearhead of our emotional vulnerabilities and their truths, with a voice so damn smooth it carries the music to new heights. 

U2 -- War

  First things first ... I f*cking hate U2, bonehead's annoying vocals, the cheesy ass lyrics and that goddamn irritating over effects guitar, this all equals, "turn that crap off."  That aside I actually like this album, I find this is the band at the height of their shtick.  I knew there was a reason these guys were so popular and it's a three letter word WAR!