The Daytime High selects an album of the week that we love. An ecletic mix of artists and bands that inspire us.
Welcome back to The Daytime High’s Record of the Week. This week, we’re throwing it back to 1984 with an absolute juggernaut: the soundtrack to Prince’s first full-length film, Purple Rain.
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Welcome to this week’s Record of the Week! We are diving into a true classic that took a little time to find its rightful place in rock history: The Kinks’ sixth studio album, The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society.
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Before the safety pins and the mohawks of the late 70s, there was Iggy Pop and The Stooges. While they are rightfully celebrated as the godfathers of proto-punk, their second album, Funhouse, proves they were much more than just a loud garage band.
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Choosing between Joy Division’s two full-length studio albums is nearly impossible; both are absolute masterpieces of post-punk perfection. However, Closer—released shortly after the band’s tragic end—remains one of the most powerful and atmospheric records ever pressed to vinyl.
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