Tag Archives: Concept albums

Essential Listening: Welcome to Mikrosector-50 – Space Dimension Controller (2013)

Posted on 30/10/2024 by Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard

Even if you avoid social media, escaping talk about Taylor Swift, neo-liberal cunts getting tickets to her concerts, what “brat summer” means (I looked this up – slovenly female hedonism, imagine that being a topic worthy of debate), or that … Continue reading →

Posted in Essential Listening | Tagged 2001: A space Odyssey, Anti-meritocratic, Ariel Pink, Barry White, Blaxploitation, Brat Summer, Carl Craig, Concept albums, Convextion, Daft Punk, Dark Side Of The Moon, Discogs, DJ Oliver Lady Killer Biscuit, Do You! Radio, Essential Listening, Fever 105, Final fucking Countdown, GTA Vice City, Hal, Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, I'm a disgusting materialist, Jack Hamill, Kool in the Gang, MAGA headbanger, Maze, MF Doom, Mr 8040’s Introduction, Ohio Players, Pink Floyd, Quadraskank Interlude, R & S Records, Rising, Sean Combs is the new Saville, Space, Space Dimension Controller, Star Trek, Star Wars, Sugarhill Gang, Taylor Swift, The Love Quadrant, Vinyl >>> Digital, Welcome to Mikrosector-50, When Your Love Feels Like It’s Fading, Zapp | Leave a comment

Essential Listening: Chill Out – The KLF (1990)

Posted on 31/03/2016 by Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard

Given the title of this blog was chosen in reverence to a track from this album, and the background faithfully depicts its album cover, providing an impartial view of Chill Out’s true value becomes a problematic endeavour for me. Clearly … Continue reading →

Posted in Essential Listening | Tagged 3am Out Of Beaumont, 90's, A Melody From A Past Life Keeps Pulling Me Back, Acker Bilk, Albatross, Albert Camus, Bill Drummond, Borrowed nostalgia because I can't remember the late 80's that well, Burning a million quid on Jura, Chill Out, Concept albums, Dream Time In Lake Jackson, Elvis, Essential Listening, Fleetwood Mac, Glen Campbell, In The Ghetto, Jimmy Cauty, Matthew Herbert, Rave culture, Sheep, Tardis doctored successfully on this album, The KLF, The White Room, Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard | Leave a comment