Innervisions

 

Back in 1972, I managed to get some tickets to see The Rolling Stones.  I saw them again a few years later, and they sounded pretty good, but that first time they really sucked.  Mostly, it was because Keith was so inebriated that he could barely play.  

The night would have been a total loss if it weren't for the opening act.  That would be Stevie Wonder.  He was all by his lonesome up on that stage.  No backing band.  Just Stevie with his synthesizer, a trumpet and a snare drum, and he blew the audience away.  

I always did like Stevie's Motown hits, but I became a full-fledged fan that night.  A year later, he released 'Innervisions' and sealed the deal.  

You can find the full album here or here.  

Monsters and Robots

 

Gotta love a fella who plays kickass guitar while wearing a KFC bucket on his head.

Released in 1999, 'Monsters and Robots' is the fifth studio album by Buckethead.  As an extra bonus, Les Claypool and Bootsy Collins trade off on the bass and vocals.  

The full album can be found here or here.  

Far From The Pictures

 

We're going to France today with Kat Onoma.  

Released in 1995, 'Far From The Pictures' is their fifth album.  

The full album can be found here or here.  

Am I In?

 I Think I'm In

 I'm In.

I Robot

 This one brings back memories of dropping acid and reading science-fiction, not necessarily at the same time.  

Chalk it up to my misspent youth.  

 The full album can be found here.

Slayed?

 

Because we all need a little kickass Rock 'N' Roll from time to time...

You should be able to find the full album here or here.