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John Coltrane – Sun Ship Bright Eyes – I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning Gang Starr – No More Mr. Nice Guy John Michael Montgomery – John Michael Montgomery "On August 26, 1965, we find John Coltrane and his quartet recording at RCA Victor Studios on 24th Street in Manhattan. In the tunes tracked for 'Sun Ship,' we hear Coltrane revisiting ground he had covered in the past with heightened sensitivity and a deepened interest in timbre. 'Sun Ship' is a portrait of Coltrane’s most important band during his most important year, and while it’s sometimes overlooked in Coltrane’s discography — probably because it was released posthumously — it’s a crucial document for understanding what this band had accomplished, and it also offers a glimpse of why Coltrane moved beyond it. He needed to be in places where he was less sure of himself." "'I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning' came out in 2005, Conor Oberst’s folky foil to Bright Eyes’ concurrent release, the electronic experiments of 'Digital Ash in a Digital Urn.' Its distinct placement in an Americana lineage takes center stage, from the detailed, no-holds-barred vulnerability in its storytelling to gripping vocal appearances from Emmylou Harris. For many, it’s looked fondly upon as the well-worn soundtrack to a distinct coming-of-age period, much like the time of exploration Oberst chronicles across the songs on the album, where even the mundane is something worthy of marveling at." "Remembrances of ’90s country largely reduce the genre to the twin pillars of Garth and Shania, with a wholesale writing-off of the artists who made the genre as commercially successful as pop in the early-to-mid ’90s. And while it might not be the most beloved period among country connoisseurs — the 2010s and the ’70s seem to be the ordained decades — the era’s artists are worthy of reappraisal, its albums way more charming and enduring than they’ve been given credit for. 'John Michael Montgomery' is a symbol of an era, but it’s also 10 songs of earnest, open and, most importantly, fun country music that you can absolutely love like that." "Released in the spring of 1989, Gang Starr’s debut album, 'No More Mr. Nice Guy,' arrived right at the crucial intersection of the old school and golden age of New York rap. You cannot begin to discuss New York rap lineage without drawing a line through the first decade of Gang Starr. Should history be corrected to appropriately acknowledge Gang Starr’s influence and brilliance, it will need an origin story. 'No More Mr. Nice Guy' is that saga. It’s a hard ridge in a changing landscape, the sound of everything shifting, the kernel of greatness germinating. It is Guru and Preemo. Preemo and Guru. An essential title not just for what it would lead to, but because of what it is." vinyl me please unboxing rarest vinyl me please records vinyl collection 45 rpm vinyl community