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Abigail Devoe
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A written album review comes with each new episode of Vinyl Monday.
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Donovan - Sunshine Superman, 60 Years Later
Must be the season of the Leitch: Donovan's Sunshine Superman turns 60.
Aug 17
The Beatles - Revolver, 60 Years Later
Turn off your mind, relax and float downstream...
Aug 10
The Band - "The Brown Album"
“What it means to be a band – a group who has lived together.”
Aug 3
Blonde On Blonde, 60 Years Later
60 years later, Blonde On Blonde is still beautiful and impossible.
Jul 20
Roger The Engineer/Over Under Sideways Down, 60 Years Later
Like its two aliases, Roger The Engineer (or Over Under Sideways Down) represents a year split in two.
Jul 13
On Tracking Angle! Death Cab For Cutie - I Built You A Tower Review
On grieving Millennial optimism, the resiliency of iPods, "mature" breakup albums, and "growing up."
Jul 7
Love in 1966, Part 1: "Love" (Self-Titled)
If you’re looking for the exact midpoint between the Beach Boys and the Doors with a twist of Jimi Hendrix, I raise you Love.
Jun 9
The Soft Machine
If you want the band that would’ve played at the Mad Hatter’s tea party, look no further than the Soft Machine.
Jun 1
Pet Sounds, 60 Years Later
As long as there are young people living and those of us who remember how that living felt, there will be Pet Sounds.
May 18
On Tracking Angle! The Lemon Twigs - Look For Your Mind Review
"Heroes of power pop" the Lemon Twigs transcend the "Sixties revivalist" label to deal their strongest album to date
May 9
Yes On "Fragile" Ground
Diverging points of view, an unstable lineup, sparkly capes...such is the life of a prog band.
May 4
The Ramones, 50 Years Later
HEY! HO! LET'S GO! It's the 50th anniversary of the Ramones' self-titled debut.
Apr 20
Television - Marquee Moon
You could record a sound-alike today – and almost get away with it.
Apr 13
Eno in 1974, Part 2: Taking Tiger Mountain By Strategy
It's rock-and-roll with something wrong with it.
Apr 10
Eno in 1974, Part 1: Here Come The Warm Jets
Not quite punk, not quite glam, but here comes the future and here come the warm jets. This is Brian Eno in 1974.
Apr 6
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