Exile on Newbury St.
Mitch BlumFour old friends debate the greatest albums ever
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Bob Marley & The Wailers, "Live!"
Ken’s Pitch:
Let’s face it, summer without Bob Marley is like a beach without waves or a BBQ without burgers. It’s technically possible, but why would you even want that kind of existence? Bob Marley’s Live!, recorded in 1975 at the Lyceum...
Our Ozzy
The texts started coming in around 2:15pm on Tuesday. "Hey man, just heard about Ozzy. Sorry." My friends know much I loved this guy and his music. In fact, I've listened to something Ozzy-related every day for the past 45 years. Whether it...
Neal Francis, "Francis Comes Alive"
Mitch’s Pitch:
If only I didn’t quit those piano lessons.
I could have been somebody. A contender.
I’d probably be in a metro station in Paris right now, tickling the ivories on one of those public pianos. John Legend would stroll by and...
Neil Young, "Live at Massey Hall 1971"
CJ’s Pitch:
I’m embarrassed to tell you that I bought the Live at Massey Hall CD at Starbucks. It was back when they were trying to be cultural trendsetters by making the works of musical luminaries such as Patti Scialfa and Zucchero Forna...
U2, "Under a Blood Red Sky"
Don’s Pitch:
Under a Blood Red Sky hit shelves in November 1983. Clocking in at barely 35 minutes and drawn from three concerts during U2’s War tour, the album distilled the essence of a young band burning with righteous ambition, riding t...
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