Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac (1968)
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There’s LSD and there’s madness, the slide guitar player goes out ‘to buy a magazine’ and never returns and their leader becomes a...
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Happy Mondays: Pills ‘N’ Thrills & Bellyaches (1990)
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Although The Stone Roses debut is more retrospectively adored (astonishing as it still sounds like an album of Freddie and the Dreamers' B-sides),...
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Pulp: Different Class (1995)
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It scooped the Mercury Prize in 1996 – triumphing from a field that featured Oasis’ all-conquering Morning Glory and the Manic’s phenomenal...
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Tom Waits: Swordfishtrombones (1983)
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Twisted melodies, oddball characters, bizarre and wonderful. Dirty blues, odd instrumentals, poetry recitals and gorgeous melodies. Asylum records...
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Cream: Fresh Cream (1966)
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The world’s first supergroup and their first album not only gave birth to the power trio, it also was instrumental in the birth of heavy metal...
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George Harrison: All Things Must Pass (1970)
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It’s outsold Lennon’s Imagine and McCartney’s Band On The Run combined. Not bad for a triple album by a man whose songs were often...
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The Band: The Band (1969)
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It sounds, even on a first listening, as if it has been there for decades. Beloved by musicians and regularly featuring in the greatest albums of...
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The Byrds: Untitled (1970) Concert disc only
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The guitar brilliance of Clarence White complimenting the playing of Roger McGuinn on his 12 string gave them a unique and dynamic sound.
‘So...
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience: Are You Experienced (1967)
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The greatest debut album of all time?!! Certainly the greatest rock guitar player of all time! Futuristic and rooted in the best traditions of...
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The Rolling Stones: Sticky Fingers (1971)
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Slavery, beautiful ballads, cunningulous, morphine, country songs, cocaine, hard rock, heroin, latin grooves, decadence, blues, outright...
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Karen Dalton: In My Own Time (1971)
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She impressed Bob Dylan, was known as the Billie Holiday of Folk and only made one real album before slipping into obscurity, addiction and...
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Bob Dylan: Blonde On Blonde (1966)
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“It's that thin, that wild mercury sound. It's metallic and bright gold, with whatever that conjures up. That's my particular sound." It can...
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Love: Forever Changes (1967)
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Holed up in Bela Lugosi’s mansion in The Summer Of Love and after session musicians were drafted in because the band were in no fit condition to...
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David Bowie: Station To Station (1976)
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Cocaine! Fascism! Alcoholism, The Occult and UFOs: The Thin White Duke falls to earth and recalls nothing of the production of what many consider...
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience: Axis Bold As Love (1967)
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How to follow up one of the greatest debut LPs in history: Don't even try to emulate 'Are You Experienced' just produce poetic songs and mix 'em...
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On display are the last 15 LP records that have featured at recent CAT Club gatherings.
A full list of the records we have listened to so far can be viewed under the “The Albums” menu either alphabetically or by
selection date.
