@NeilYoung are we allowing albums not in people’s own names? so basically like spin-off bands from more famous ones (if they’re still part of the bigger band too)
A recent one that absolutely belongs in this thread
9 Likes
You csn add Wild Carnation (Brenda Sauter) and Yung Wu (Dave Weckerman) to that Feelies spin off list.
1 Like
Takaakira Goto out of Mono did a solo album a few years back that was more interesting than the last half dozen Mono records
2 Likes
Yours To Keep by Albert Hammond Jr.
I was walking back from the shop listening to The Strokes and the album finished. Spotify then throws this at me and I was in love immediately.
^so that was the first track I heard, it’s the second track on the album, the third track on the album follows it brilliantly
both very very Strokes-y
I’m fascinated by the idea what if of the third Strokes album containing say the best 5 songs from Albert’s solo album. would’ve been an absolute belter.
2 Likes
Would’ve been the second or third best Lemonheads album
7 Likes
Jenny Lewis’ Acid Tongue
2 Likes
it already was!
1 Like
I’m quite partial to ‘Year of Mondays’ by Mike Johnson from Dinosaur Jr.
2 Likes
got into this before Deerhunter
love the second Tobin solo album (from GBV)
6 Likes
Robert Forster’s ‘Danger in the Past’ is so great. Mick Harvey was the perfect enabler.
2 Likes
Do twins count as one person?
1 Like
Have you listened to ‘I had a New York Girlfriend’? It’s basically Robert Forster and the Bad Seeds (Warren Ellis, Mick Harvey, Conway Savage).
Don’t think I have! Will rectify, thanks!
Side projects you mean? Sure.
1 Like
Frusciante definitely one where even if people don’t like RHCP I’d highly recommend.
Shadows Collide is so good.
Personal fave is The Empyrean, proggy odyssey.
7 Likes
1 Like
4 Likes
Agreed on Lotus Plaza. On a related note Logos by Atlas Sound.
2 Likes
always loved this track - all the comments saying it’s very Cat Stevens which I didn’t realise when I was younger but is pretty clear now
also HD for a 480p vid 
1 Like