Oh my gawd thsi sounds good.
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A long time Starship fan, I hadn’t listened to this album all the way through. It shows a lot of focus. Some great rock fiddle in it also. Haven’t read the credits, but I suspect Papa John Creach
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Tommy is a genius!
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no, but I will now! (20 char)
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I really enjoy the first album (The one posted above). The second one wasn’t as good in my opinion.
Trivia fact: 2 members of the band are Soupy Sayles’ sons.
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That album was so gorgeous.
I still have the cassette.
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I wasn’t ready for Tin Machine when that album was originally released, maybe because I’d somewhat given up on Bowie by that time, but after discovering it a few years ago (along with some late Bowie gems like Heathen and Reality), I was pleasantly surprised at how good it was.
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I tried and tried to like Tin Machine but just could not do it. It was Bowie’s first “member of a band” album of his adult career. He had long been a legend. I believe I still have an archival CD.
I was into the Pixies and Replacements in that era.
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Sam Fender’s new album, “Seventeen Going Under.” Kid is the freshest guitar-mainstream rock storyteller I’ve heard in a while. Really good.
Sooo Good 
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TT2>Stratus>HD580 
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Listening to Bryan Ferry’s Boys and Girls on SACD. Sounds fantastic on Hugo 2 → Utopia.
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