#dustoffthevinyl

This record used to belong to my father, who died a few years ago. He was a big Beatles fan since he was a boy, and passed his love of the Fab Four down the line to me. I've got most of their records on

Safe As Milk has been one of my favourite albums for about 30 years. It's raw, anarchic, experimental, bluesy and fun. It's the first album from Captain Beefheart, released in 1967 on the Buddah label.

Who Are You is the eighth album by The Who, and the last to feature drummer Keith Moon, who died just three weeks after it was released. It was produced by Glyn Johns, who has worked with everyone from

Little did they know when they were making this that it be one of the most influential records of the 20th century, and most people have never heard it, well not in its original state anyway. It's all

U.F.Orb is the second album by ambient house pioneers The Orb, originally released back in 1992. It's a wonderful chilled-out dubby affair that can help you while away the hours with ease. I'll kick start

I first discovered Frank Zappa back in the 1990's when a college tutor gave me a tape of Hot Rats. Ever since then I've been ever so slightly obsessed with him. I love the way he crosses so many musical

I’ve picked up the baton from @blockchainyouth and decided to share some vinyl with you all. I’ve been collecting vinyl for many years and treasure my record collection immensely! This seems like a great

A bit late but I have been working on quite a bit of interesting new stuff, on and off Hive that I'm hoping to announce next week. Most of it involves some whitepaper's I've been writing on an interesting

MY VP IS RESTORED ;) so were taking it old school on this one with this legendary album from the Human League. I hope this inspires you to share some of your collection, The Human League are an English