Given that the soonest we could possibly have another open window for proposals is around this time next year, it's a bit dumb to be posting this now, but hey: which albums would you most like to see covered in the series?
Bear in mind that the "one book per artist" rule is being discarded next time around, so feel free to suggest other albums by people who've already been covered in the series. Or albums that haven't yet been released...
I'll start things off:
New Order - Power, Corruption and Lies
Neil Diamond - Tap Root Manuscript
Bhundu Boys - The Shed Sessions
Radiohead - Kid A
Sunday Afternoon Update:
Thanks to everyone so far for some fascinating suggestions, many of which haven't come up much in the past. And thanks also to Zach for pointing out that several of the records mentioned are actually being written about, as we speak. As for the emerging/growing boner question, let's just say that I can see both sides of it. You've got to think there are still dozens of fascinating stories to be told (although it would be naive to assume that every great album has much of a story behind it) - we just need to find the writers who can bring those stories to life...
79 comments:
How 'bout London Calling?
Sugar - Copper Blue/Beaster
U2 - War
Ride - Going Blank Again
Martin Denny - Exotica
The Who - Quadrophenia
Wilco - Being There
The Wonder Stuff - Never Loved Elvis
The Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin
The Jayhawks - Hollywood Town Hall
Whiskeytown - Strangers Almanac
Drive-by Truckers - Decoration Day
Genesis - Selling England By The Pound
The Jam - Sound Affects
The New Pornographers - Mass Romantic
Peter Gabriel - Security
R.E.M. - Lifes Rich Pageant
Son Volt - Trace
The Replacements - Tim
Twilight Singers - Blackberry Belle
Yo La Tengo - Electropura
The Velvet Underground - White Light/White Heat
The Band - The Band
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Let Love In
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Cocteau Twins - Heaven or Las Vegas
Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream
Richard & Linda Thompson - Shoot Out The Lights
Slowdive - Souvlaki
Bob Dylan - Time Out Of Mind
any black flag
x - more fun in the new world
ac/dc - back in black or highway to hell
and a rule that no author should be allowed to spend more than 5 pages writing personal biographies about the first time they heard the album and what a boner it gave them.
Pavement - Slanted & Enchanted / Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain / Wowee Zowee
The Flying Burrito Brothers - The Gilded Palace of Sin / Burrito Deluxe
Buzzcocks - Singles Going Steady
Public Enemy - It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back
The Cure - Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me / Disintegration
Liz Phair - Exile in Guyville
Uncle Tupelo - Anodyne
John Cale - Vintage Violence
The Specials - The Specials
Neu! - Neu!
The Louvin Brothers - Satan Is Real
Bjork - Homogenic
Brian Eno - any of his first four solo records
Ghostface Killah - Supreme Clientele
Beat Happening - Jamboree
Badly Drawn Boy - Hour of the Bewilderbeast
The Stooges - Self titled
Aphex Twin - Richard D James
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Kraftwerk - The Man Machine
The Beta Band - the three ep's
I wholeheartedly second the nomination of The Cure's Disinitegration mentioned above. I'd read that book ten times.
I want either Here Come the Warm Jets, Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy, or Another Green World.
Badly.
The Feelies' Crazy Rhythms.
You can thank me later.
Manic Street Preachers - Holy Bible
Pulp - Different Class / This Is Hardcore
GZA - Liquid Swords
Meat Loaf - Bat Out of Hell ;)
the feelies and meatloaf would rule! and i agree the cure should get a book as well...
Austin has a good point there with GZA's Liquid Swords. My personal choices would have to be
Delton 3030 - Deltron 3030
Danzig - Danzig III: How the Gods Kill
Naked City - Naked City
Motorhead - Ace of Spades
Primus - Seas of Cheese
Down - Down II: A Bustle in Your Hedgerow
Raekwon - Only Built 4 Cuban Linx
Nas - Illmatic
A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory
De La Soul - De La Soul Is Dead
The Roots - Things Fall Apart
how about
beck- seachange
pulp- this is hardcore
r.e.m.- reckoning, automatic for the people, up
talking heads- remain in light
kid a would be good.
Charles Mingus - The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady
The Beatles - Please Please Me
Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen
The Velvet Underground - White Light/White Heat
Os Mutantes - s/t
The Zombies - Odessey and Oracle
Frank Zappa - Hot Rats
The Stooges - Fun House
Serge Gainsbourg - Histoire de Melody Nelson
Can - Tago Mago
Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks
Kraftwerk - Trans-Europe Express
Talking Heads - Remain in Light
Sam Cooke - Live at the Harlem Square Club
The Jesus and Mary Chain - Psychocandy
The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead
Slint - Spiderland
Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works Volume II
Bill Hicks - Rant in E-Minor
Boards of Canada - Music Has the Right to Children
Boredoms - Super æ
The Avalanches - Since I Left You
Actually, I think 33 1/3 books should only be about authorial boners. Seriously.
If I want a straight "how the album was made" story, I can read back issues of Musician. My favorite books in the series have been reactions to the album, rather than being strictly about the album.
Sufjan Stevens, Illinois.
The Allman Brothers - Live At Fillmore East
Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage
Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run
Lou Reed - Transformer / Berlin
Tool - Aenima
Van Morrison - Astral Weeks
Kiss - Destroyer
Can - Future Days (or any Can in general)
The Zombies - Odessy and Oracle
Fela Kuti - Zombie
Neu! - Neu!
Tim Buckley - Lorca
Incredible String Band - The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter
Talk Talk - Laughing Stock
Animal Collective - Campfire Songs
Joni Mitchell - Blue
Stereolab-- Emperor Tomato Ketchup OR Dots and Loops
Arcade Fire-- Funeral OR Neon Bible (both classics, IMHO)
Public Enemy-- It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
Raekwon-- Only Built 4 Cuban Linx
Black Moon-- Enta Da Stage
Eric B & Rakim-- Paid In Full
Common-- Resurrection
Slowdive-- Souvlaki
Ghostface Killah-- Supreme Clientele
Belle & Sebastian-- If You're Feeling Sinister
De La Soul-- De La Soul is Dead
GZA-- Liquid Swords
Ultramagnetic MC's-- Critical Beatdown
Dr. Octagon-- Dr. Octagonecologyst
Neu!-- Neu!
Joy Division-- Closer
Kraftwerk-- Computer World
Autechre - Tri Repetae
Everyone seems to want Neu!
I want Neu!!
My Bloody Valentine - Isn't Anything
The My Bloody Valentine album that is supposedly coming out soon would make for an interesting read
Alice Coltrane - Journey In Satchidananda
Kraftwerk - Trans Europe Express (I can already picture book - slick black and gold, Damn!)
Neu!
Neu!
SlappHappy - Acnalbasac Noom
Robert Wyatt -- Ruth Is Stranger Than Richard
Uncle Tupelo - Still Feel Gone
Tricky - Maxinquaye
Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments - Bait and Switch
Mekons - Curse of the Mekons
Baader Meinhof - Baader Meinhof
(Luke Haines of the Auteurs/BBR)
A lot of these albums already have books being made, or even released already in one case.
Namely:
Richard and Linda Thompson – Shoot Out the Lights
Pavement – Wowee Zowee
The Flying Burrito Brothers – The Gilded Palace of Sin
Public Enemy – It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
Brian Eno – Another Green World
Nas – Illmatic
Belle & Sebastian – If You're Feeling Sinister
The Clash – London Calling (hesitant about this one, as it was once commissioned but the original author wasn't able to complete it. However, on this very blog, you said that there would be news about a new author "soon", which was some time ago)
Do your research people! Also, don't discourage the so-called authorial boners!
The Icicle Works, "The Icicle Works"
Lou Reed, "Take No Prisoners"
Dexy's Midnight Runners, "Don't Stand Me Down"
Roxy Music, "Flesh And Blood"
Liz Phair - Exile in Guyville
Hole - Live Through This
John Lennon - Plastic Ono Band
Elvis Costello - Imperial Bedroom
John Coltrane - Blue Train
Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch
Miles Davis - On the Corner
The Zombies - Odessey and Oracle
Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP
Sublime - Sublime
Billy Bragg and Wilco - Mermaid Avenue
Shelby Lynne - I am Shelby Lynne
Elliott Smith - Either/Or
Frank Sinatra - In the Wee Small Hours
Dionne Warwick - Golden Hits, Part 1
Roxy Music - Siren
And last but not least, and nobody laugh, I'm perfectly serious:
Carrie Underwood - Some Hearts
Can we please get some De La Soul? —"De La Soul Is Dead" would be fantastic.
—"Buhloone Mindstate" would be equally so.
D'Angelo's "Voodoo" would be lovely as well.
Marvin Gaye's "Here, My Dear" has the chops and history to be ridiculously good.
Ice Cube's "Death Certificate" is complicated, content- , context- and composition-wise.
But really, De La Soul. I mean, seriously.
Say it with me everyone -
"3 Feet High and Rising"!!!!
Yes, "De La Soul is Dead" is truly a staggering achievement, but it's overshadowed by the previous album by being a response to the response to the first album.
Also, why do I have the feeling that in the next year, someone's going to start a band called "Authorial Boners", and record an album just so they can pitch a book on the album?
I'd be interested to see more critical writing on conventionally maligned albums, things in genre ghettos (particularly "pop"), and so on. Obviously there's only one Carl Wilson, but there are so many Celine Dions... Basically, as you see in these comments, there are still tons and tons of great canonical rock/jazz/soul/rap albums that have yet to be written about, but I also wonder if there aren't diminishing marginal returns to writing about them -- that more 33 1/3 books in this mold will grow increasingly indistinguishable from each other.
The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead
Too Much Joy - Son of Sam I Am
The Skids - The Saints Are Coming
Lloyd Cole - Lloyd Cole (AKA the X album)
Crowded House - Crowded House
David Sylvian - Brilliant Trees
Arcadia - So Red The Rose
Oingo Boingo - Dead Man's Party
Fountains of Wayne - Utopia Parkway
Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense
The Tender Idols - Distressor (the greatest unknown album released since the millennium)
Almost all of the above acts are dismissed as tuneful but ultimately lightweight--and they're not. There's serious cred waiting to be uncovered for all these guys (excepting the Smiths, who of course, ARE taken seriously--but you need a non-fic Smiths entry in the series and that's the album).
Someone mentioned Naked City--that'd be cool but hard to believe there'd be enough there for an entire book, even if Zorn is such a fascinating character.
Tracy Chapman- Tracy Chapman
Rickie Lee Jones- Rickie Lee Jones
Rickie Lee Jones- Flying Cowboys
Mos Def- Black On Both Sides
Iggy Pop- The Idiot
Iggy Pop- Lust for Life
David Bowie- 'Heroes"
Digable Planets- Blowout Comb
Teena Marie- It Must Be Magic
Rick James- Street Songs
Indigo Girls- Indigo Girls
Indigo Girls- Nomads Indians & Saints
Joni Mitchell- Turbulent Indigo
Joan Armatrading- Joan Armatrading
Aretha Franklin- I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You
Aretha Franklin- Lady Soul
Aretha Franklin- Aretha Now!
Arcade Fire- Neon Bible
Lou Reed- Street Hassle
Marvin Gaye- Let's Get It On
Interpol- Turn On The Bright Lights
Outkast- Aquemini
Bjork- Vespertine
GZA- Liquid Swords
Cannibal Ox- Cold Vein
Van Morrison- Astral Weeks
Portishead- Dummy
Jesus And Mary Chain- Psychocandy
Devo- Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!
The Cure- Disintegration
Boards Of Canada- Music Has The Right To Children
Gang Of Four- Entertainment!
The Misfits- Static Age
Fugazi- 13 Songs or Repeater
Big Black- Songs About Fucking
Slint- Spiderland
The Smiths- The Queen Is Dead
The Orb- Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld
Aphex Twin- Anything before the Windowlicker single
Bonnie 'Prince' Billy- I See A Darkness
Godspeed You Black Emperor- Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven
Arthur Russell- World Of Echo
and eventually Burial- S/T. I think it might be too soon for Neon Bible but this and Funeral both deserve it in any case. And i agree about either of the first two De La Soul records.
Wire - any of the holy trilogy, "Pink Flag" "Chairs Missing" or "154"
Gang of Four "Entertainment!"
Fugazi "Steady Diet of Nothing" or "13 Songs"
Wu-Tang Clan "Enter the Wu-Tang"
Blackalicious "Blazing Arrow"
Slayer "Seasons in the Abyss"
Sweet Old World - Lucinda Williams
Bluefinger - Black Francis
Metal Box - Public Image Limited
Music for a New Society - John Cale
The Marble Index - Nico
Metal Machine Music - Lou Reed
Live at the Troubador - Rick Nelson
Odessey and Oracle - The Zombies
Smile - Brian Wilson
Maxinquaye - Tricky
On the Corner - Miles Davis
Christmas and the Beads of Sweat - Laura Nyro
Dub Housing - Pere Ubu
All Things Must Pass - George Harrison
Funhouse - The Stooges
... and, of course, my book on Jefferson Airplane's Crown of Creation, which is written, gassed up, and ready for take-off.
AKinCLE suggests:
Alternative TV-"The Image Has Cracked" or "Vibing Up the Senile Man"
The Monks-"Black Monk Time"
Boogie Down Productions-"Ghetto Music"
The Fall-"Hex Enduction Hour" or "Gramme Friday"
Faust-"The Faust Tapes"
Julian Cope-"Autogeddon"
The Residents-"Fingerprince" or "Third Reich 'n' Roll"
Roxy Music-"For Your Pleasure"
Fairport Convention-"Liege and Lief"
The Stooges-"Metallic K.O."
Edwyn Collins-"Gorgeous George"
Vic Godard/Subway Sect-"What's the Matter, Boy?" or the "lost" Subway Sect album
"No New York" (The Contortions, Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, Mars, and DNA)-with a different writer for each group
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Re: some earlier suggestions---I think that the Buzzcocks' "Singles Going Steady" is an anthology of singles, not an album per se. Also, I think that if there's a book on Neu!, it should be written by two cool rock chicks...
Neu! - Neu!
Hex Enduction Hour - The Fall
Blue Afternoon - Tim Buckley (Or any Tim Buckley in general)
Alice Coltrane - Journey In Satchidananda
Broadcast - HaHa Sound
Syd Barrett - The Madcap Laughs
Galaxie 500 - any album
David Bowie - Hunky Dory
Luna - Penthouse or Bewitched
T.Rex - Electric Warrior or The Slider
Suede - Dog Man Star
I think the one book per band rule should stay.
Anywho:
Van Morrisson - Astral Weeks
Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible
Pulp - Different Class
Scott Walker - Scott 4
The Waterboys - Fishermans Blues
Dexys Midnight Runners - Searching For the Young Soul Rebels
Holy crap! I'm thinking about printing out this page of comments and leaving it for people who know and love me as a Christmas list.
(And if the books for these albums existed, I'd want them, too.)
Bad Brains-Bad Brains
Husker Du-Zen Arcade
Psychedelic Sounds of The 13th Floor Elevators
Ice Cube-Amerikkka's Most Wanted
Judas Priest-British Steel
Prefab Sprout - Two Wheels Good
Marshall Crenshaw - Marshall Crenshaw
Jayhawks - Smile
Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker
The Jam - All Mod Cons
Stooges - raw power, fun house
Sugar - Copper Blue
Black Flag - Damage
Oasis - What's the story morning glory
Billy Bragg - anything
Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
Swervedriver - Mezcal Head (know it will never happen but it would be amazing if so)
Husker Du - Zen Arcade
Dinosaur Jr - Green Mind or Bug
Misfits - Walk Among Us
GZA - Liquid Swords
Bad Brains - Rock for Light/bad brains/i against i
Descendents - Milo Goes to College
ABC - The Lexicon Of Love
ABC - The Lexicon Of Love
ABC - The Lexicon Of Love
ABC - The Lexicon Of Love
ABC - The Lexicon Of Love
ABC - The Lexicon Of Love
That is all.
Serge Gainsbourg - Histoire De Melody Nelson
Suicide - Suicide
Gang Of Four - Entertainment
Coil - Horse Rotorvator
Minor Threat - Out Of Step
I love the No NY idea with multiple writers and would like to throw in "Red Headed Stranger" by Willie Nelson and "You Can't Hide Your Love Forever" by Orange Juice. Also, if there's going to be a Jefferson Airplane book, it should really be "Volunteers", don't you think?
Happy to announce that the "Gilded Palace of Sin" book is finished and is virtually boner-free!
Pearl Jam - No Code
Pearl Jam - Vitalogy
New York Dolls - New York Dolls
The Who - Tommy
The Who - Live at Leeds
Pretenders - Pretenders
Van Halen - Van Halen (I)
Sleater-Kinney - The Woods
Rod Stewart - Every Picture Tells A Story
Lou Reed - Street Hassle (I second the recommendation someone made earlier) and/or
Lou Reed - Transformer
1. Sinéad O'Connor, I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got
2. Terence Trent D'Arby, Introducing the Hardline According to Terence Trent D'Arby
3. The Cure, Disintegration
4. Vanity 6, Vanity 6
(heh heh)
I picked CROWN OF CREATION over VOLUNTEERS because I find it holds together better as an album, because it represents the various players most completely, and (most importantly) because it's the best vantage point to consider the group's transformation from folk psychedelicists into a more confrontational political unit. But the book looks ahead as well as to the group's past. I favored VOLUNTEERS as an album when I started writing, but I convinced myself that CROWN is their best by writing about it.
YES, "Fragile."
C'mon, the chapter on Wakeman would alone be worth the cost of the book.
Beta Band and Badly Drawn Boy would rule!
AKinCLE notes: I somehow forgot an excellent candidate for the series, which sports beautiful themes, some witty, heartfelt lyrics, pretty ambient sketches, some rocking guitar, a freakout or two, musical saw, an interesting back-story, a riff on "All the Young Dudes," and two former members of The Band: "Deserter's Songs" by Mercury Rev...
The Left Banke- Walk Away Renee/Pretty Ballerina !!!!
33 1/3 ideas for Barker
Skynyrd, Second Helping
Little Feat, Waiting for Columbus
Journey, Infinity
The Avengers
The B-52s
Buzzcocks, Singles Going Steady
Talking Heads, The Name of This Band is . . .
Mission of Burma, Vs.
Young Marble Giants, Colossal Youth
Sam Cooke, Live at the Harlem Square Club
The Pogues, Rum Sodomy & The Lash
The Wedding Present, George Best or Seamonsters
Hüsker Dü, Flip Your Wig or Warehouse: Songs and Stories
Elvic Costello, King of America
Galaxie 500, This is Our Music
Mekons, The Mekons "Rock'N'Roll"
MBV, Isn't Anything
Terence Trent D'Arbay, TTD's Symphony Or Damn
Spinanes, Manos
The Mountain Goats, Tallahassee
The Mr. T Experience, Love is Dead
Oops . . .
Drive-By Truckers, The Dirty South
Pylon, Gyrate
Digital Underground, Sex Packets
Scritti Politti, Cupid & Psyche '85
Pylon, Gyrate —YES!!
The Feelies, Crazy Rhythms
Throwing Muses, Throwing Muses
Red Krayola, Kangaroo?
(Calling David Nichols!)
Siouxsie & The Banshees, A Kiss in the Dreamhouse
Seefeel, Quique
New Order, Power, Corruption, and Lies
The Slits, Cut
The Raincoats, The Raincoats
X, Los Angeles
Brian Eno, Taking Tiger Mountain By Strategy
Prolapse, Pointless Walks to Dismal Places
Andrea
A fine list. For me New Order is a singles band, esp. 12" Singles so I'd go for Substance. Don't know anything about Prolapse but will investigate, Thanks!
A Walk Across the Rooftops or Hats - The Blue Nile
Blue Lines - Massive Attack
Chronic Town (EP) - R.E.M. (you COULD!)
I Can Feel the Heart Beating as One - Yo La Tengo
Learning to Crawl - The Pretenders
Meat Puppets II or Up On The Sun - Meat Puppets
No Pussyfooting - Fripp and Eno
Of Human Feelings - Ornette Coleman
Spiderland - Slint
Turn on the Bright Lights - Interpol
Hey bulb or any one else:
Is there any way to get both original versions of "Temptation" on CD or download?
Marc,
iTunes offers a single download of Temptation the 7" (edit) or as part of Disc New Order Singles
The Qwest double CD version of Substance is readily available from places like Amazon and has the 12" version of Temptation.
Are those the what you're looking for?
You could shell out 60 plus for a CD copy of Factus 18 but why? unless you're an original release fetishist.
Best.
Jellyfish - Spilt Milk
The greatest album ever recorded
Oh yeah and either of the first two Weezer albums.
Bulb-
Prolapse is probably my favorite band of all time. But I will readily admit that they're weird, and prickly, and take some getting used to. But once you do... they're immensely rewarding.
An interview I did with them for Puncture is online here:
http://www.warpedrealitymagazine.com/2006/01/hell_is_other_people.html
Handsome Boy Modeling School's So...How's Your Girl?
The KLF - The White Room
If ever there was an album that this series was made for, it is this. And I am the person to write it.
No Code / Pearl Jam
What's Going On / Marvin Gaye
Chocolate City / Funkadelic
Wu Tang Clan - Enter the 36 Chambers
Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 - Strangers From The Universe
Boards of Canada - Music has the right...
american music club's 'everclear'. which i'm going to just write, so when we get around to proposal time next year, the manuscript will already be done! and you can accept or reject it then
AKinCLE: Alan Parsons Project, "Vulture Culture"
XTC, "Black Sea"
Talking Heads, "Remain in Light"
King Crimson, "Discipline"
Jai Uttal, "Shiva Station"
1)Velvet Underground - SELF TITLED
This story must be told. This is the most underappreciated album in their Discography and it has a fascinating story and classic songs. The ouster of John and the story of replacement Doug Yule and his role in the band. Lou's new subdued sound and songs and whether the theft of their amplifers contributed to that. The bands relationship with the town of Boston. I hope it will be told in the same way VU and Nico's book was. In depth analysis of the songs, production and back story.
2)Beach Boys- SUNFLOWER or SMILE
New Order - Technique/Power, Corruption and Lies
Pavement - Slanted and Enchanted
Throwing Muses - Throwing Muses/House Tornado/The Real Ramona
Primal Scream - Screamadelica
Blur - Modern Life Is Rubbish
The Breeders - Pod
Massive Attack - Mezzanine/Blue Lines
Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 85-92
The The - Soul Mining
Happy Mondays - Squirrel & G-Man/Bummed
Orbital - The Brown Album
The Beatles - Revolver
David Bowie - Diamond Dogs
Television - Marquee Moon
Underworld - Dubnobasswithmyheadman
Mylo - Destroy Rock and Roll
The Chemical Brothers - Surrender
Daft Punk - Homework
Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
Arab Strap - Philophobia
Mogwai - Rock Action
Cody ChesnuTT - The Headphone Masterpiece
Odetta - My Eyes Have Seen
Odetta is one of the most underrated and forgotten artist, that deserves devoted write up!!!!
Can - Tago Mago, Ege Bamyasi, Future Days
The B-52's - The B-52's
Butthole Surfers - Hairway to Steven
CCR - Green River
The Fall - Grotesque, Hex Enduction Hour, Perverted By Language, The Wonderful and Frightening World of..., This Nation's Saving Grace
The Gun Club - Fire of Love
Iggy & The Stooges - Raw Power
Kate Bush - Hounds of Love
Roxy Music - Roxy Music, For Your Pleasure
Silver Jews - American Water
Talk Talk - Laughing Stock
Television - Marquee Moon
Wire - Pink Flag, Chairs Missing, 154
Artists already represented in the series
Pink Floyd-Meddle
Bob Dylan-Time Out of Mind
-John Wesley Harding
-Oh Mercy
Neil Young-Tonight's the Night
-Rust Never Sleeps
The Velvet Underground-White Light/White Heat
-The Velvet Underground
-Loaded
Artists not yet represented
Can-Tago Mago
Frank Zappa-Freak Out
-We're Only In It For the Money
-Hot Rats
-Lather
King Crimson-In the Court of the Crimson King
-Discipline
Rush-Moving Pictures
Grateful Dead-Anthem of the Sun
Fishbone-The Reality of My Surroundings
Tortoise-Millions Now Living Will Never Die
Wilco-Being There
Ween-Chocolate and Cheese
Spiritualized-Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space
Hawkwind-Space Ritual
Primus-Frizzle Fry
Morphine-Cure for Pain
Meat Puppets-Up on the Sun
DEVO-Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are DEVO
Pere Ubu-The Modern Dance
Nick Cave-Kicking Against the Pricks
Television-Marquee Moon
Talking Heads-Fear of Music
-Remain in Light
-Naked
Yo La Tengo-And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out
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