The Who - QuadropheniaFirst pressing, 1973, with booklet VG+ VG A few light marks, but plays well

They wanted to go beyond the darkness and gloom which seemed to surround so much of their music until that point

The Dixie Cups

// “A more intoxicating version of folk psychedelia

Absurdity again

as profiled by Grayson Haver Currin for The New York Times: "Lattimore recognized that being in motion shook loose strands of inspiration

and David Berman’s shattered fables for company

as does "Taking It All Away"

Julien Baker (“Graceland Too”

It’s a shift that rewards the risk

producer neil hegarty explains how its unique sound was created: "we played a record we liked through a spectrum analyzer and "captured" the eq shape and then applied that to the finished track

Available on limited clear blue wave vinyl

In this context my name 'TUTTI’ shifts from its role as a noun to perfectly represent the concept of the album