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Let’s see if the title gets flagged by the bots. This was the “shadow album” released alongside the 20th anniversary edition of How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb and features songs from the sessions for that album.

Basically any U2 vinyl I don’t already have (or don’t need an upgrade copy) is on my wantlist, so I was happy to find this copy—via Residency Rec...


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Debut album from Mazzy Star, fronted by Hope Sandoval and founded by David Roback (originally as Opal before changing singers). If you only know them from “Fade Into You” (which is a fantastic song, of course) it is worth going back to this debut album (as well as their third LP Among My Swan). This would have been originally released on Rough Trade, while their late...


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McPherson toured with Robert Plant and Alison Krauss on the Raise the Roof tour (we saw them in Boston). Great roots rock / Americana from New West Records.

As the name suggests this is a covers album, the material on whi...


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The inescapable Adele’s third studio album (in between 21 and 25 she put out a Live at Royal Albert Hall album) named like the previous for her age at time of writing & recording. This was the one that starts with “Hello”—if I were an album reviewer my review might have been “Adele had me at ‘Hello.'”

Adele wrote / co-wrote all the songs here, working with Greg ...


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This was the soundtrack to a film of the same name, released in the UK in 1972 and in the US in 1973. Although Jimmy Cliff’s name is above the title, and he has six of the twelve tracks (though 2 have double versions on the LP_, there’s also two Maytals tracks and one Desmond Dekker and others.

I was too young to know, but this is said to have been a major part of ...


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