Vinyl Rhetoric

The final "turkey" for the season is an album that Kingcow doesn't know where it came from nor had he ever listened to.  This 1982 release, from radio station KQRS 92 in Minneapolis, MN, is a compilation of various local bands.  Kingcow and Heather both listened to it not knowing what to expect.  It turns out that some tracks were alright and overall it wasn't awful.  Give it a listen and see what you think.

Miss Nightbringer's "turkey" is outstanding!  Kingcow did not know what to expect and was quite pleased with the results.  Once again, it must be pointed out that this is actually a children's educational album.  Happy Thanksgiving, Rhetoricians!

Heather brought this double album.  She really enjoyed the movie and the music.  Kingcow has seen nor heard neither.  This is the first side of album one. 

Kingcow and Heather listen to this "turkey".  To be honest, it is not actually a music album, but it is an album in Kingcow's collection.  He has no idea where it came from but it did amuse him.

(k)INGCOW and (h)EATHER finish up her 4-sided best of album.  (k)INGCOW did not find it as disturbing as he expected.  In fact, he rather enjoyed it.  (h)EATHER did well in this selection.  We hope The (r)HETORICIANS find similar enjoyment.  If not, you know where to contact us.  ;)

Kingcow and Heather listen to the third solo album released by The Who guitarist, Pete Townshend.  Kingcow bought this album in 1982 and listened to it often.  This is probably the first time he has listened to it since 1986.  It brought back many memories.  Hopefully, The Rhetoricians appreciate this side.

The Crafty DM brought this late '60's classic.  Kingcow and Crafty discuss side 2.  In addition, they discuss one song on side 2.  Enjoy this funky psychedelic ride!

"We're on a mission from God."  Kingcow and The Crafty DM listen to side 1 of this album from the classic movie, "The Blues Brothers".  Kingcow picked this up in 1980 and listened to it a lot.  Hopefully, the Rhetoricians can enjoy is as well.

Heather has some sort of OCD and has to finish the whole album before she moves to something else.  Kingcow likes his sound.  Not being exposed to this, he hears some elements of bands he enjoys.  This double album seems to have something for everyone...if you can get past his strangeness.  LOL

Kingcow and Heather listen to the sophomore release of "The Big Man", E Street Band member, Clarence Clemons.  Kingcow really liked the first single off the album, a duet between Clemons and Jackson Browne.  He really liked the saxophone throughout the album.  Not listening for a while brought back some memories.  Enjoy Rhetoricians!