What's in your CDP tonight? the minority report

oops..I forgot to add David Allan Coe to that country list. I had to wobble back to the PC and post this, bumped into everything on the way...lmbo...just hope didn't knock any of the wifes lil collectibles over > eek

Recent talk about Willie...
I was in the grocery store this AM. Walking down an aisle towards one of those displays right in the middle of things. This one had a collection of CDs. Of course what do I immediately spot lower right corner about second shelf up from the bottom but Red-Headed Stranger for $7.98. Of course, I had to get it. Interesting liner notes. Didn't realize the significance of it to his career or to country music. Self-financed and recorded for under $20K in a day and a half. It was his first recording for Columbia. This version: Columbia/Legacy The American Milestones; a 2000 Sony reissue produced by Al Quaglieri (not that I know who he is). Track listing seems a little odd. A couple of tracks clearly marked as "bonus". But also some before these that I didn't recall being part of the original release. Will have to check on-line about that.

Byrds - Dr Byrds & Mr Hyde - 1968
Going thru my library this evenin and forget about most of these. That album is a worthwhile listen.
Got another after that, compilation of old tunes from 'The Allman Joys', another worthwhile listen. I sometimes forget who all was playing what back then.

Death in June - 2008 - The Rule of Thirds

@ Shadow, another must listen to, a lil my morning music. Don't mean to wear out this thread. I'll lighten up :)

Finally got the chance to sit down for a listen (10/10/13). Started with Prefuse 73/Vocal Studies + Uprock Narratives. Not for the uninitiated, but really fun if you like this Blip Hop type stuff.

Moved onto Blonde Redhead/Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons. Not sure how to label this band but they are indeed an alternative to the radio and a fun listen. This one is recorded quite well too.

Next up was The Dirty Projectors/The Gettysburg Address. This is not for the faint of heart but for those that like a little something different, it is a real gem. It is a themed piece that is a bit comedic in its tongue-n-cheek delivery.

Ended this listening session with The Flaming Lips/The Soft Report. This is a gigantic achievement for this band and is well worth a listen. For those who are not familiar with the Lips, this is a good way to check them out.