Jims favorite albums on vinyl???

[beardedwonder]

Is there an article/interview where Jim talks about his favorite bands/albums on vinyl? I just listened to the Ray Lamontange interview on NPR and he talked about how they both dig the TALK TALK albums.

[beardedwonder]

Gracias Mr White. This missed my radar.  Good stuff!

[bkbroiler]

Also has said Link Wray self-titled is "favorite piece of vinyl":
http://www.digitaltrends.com/music/my-morning-jacket-jim-james-on-the-waterfall/

Another on favorite album covers:

http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/2015/04/jim-james-my-morning-jacket-album-art-the-waterfall

[ruralt]

I'd been wondering what Jim thought of Talk Talk or if he'd even listened to them. Will have to check out that NPR interview with Ray.

[beardedwonder]

Also has said Link Wray self-titled is "favorite piece of vinyl":
http://www.digitaltrends.com/music/my-morning-jacket-jim-james-on-the-waterfall/

Another on favorite album covers:

http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/2015/04/jim-james-my-morning-jacket-album-art-the-waterfall

Solid. Wow, that Link Wray album got me stompin! Never heard of him prior. Thanks.

[rincon2]

I'd been wondering what Jim thought of Talk Talk or if he'd even listened to them. Will have to check out that NPR interview with Ray.

I scratched my head when I read this. I just remember Talk Talk as having two early 80's very early 80's sounding pop songs. Did some research. I got some Rhapsody listening to do.
Addendum: So, after listening to Spirit of Eden, it seems Talk Talk was the original Radiohead. With a little Astral Weeks maybe.

[ruralt]

I'd been wondering what Jim thought of Talk Talk or if he'd even listened to them. Will have to check out that NPR interview with Ray.

I scratched my head when I read this. I just remember Talk Talk as having two early 80's very early 80's sounding pop songs. Did some research. I got some Rhapsody listening to do.
Addendum: So, after listening to Spirit of Eden, it seems Talk Talk was the original Radiohead. With a little Astral Weeks maybe.

Haha, yep! Sounds like two totally different bands. "The Colour of Spring" is a nice bridge between their early synthpop days and their later post-rock/jazz/ambient/heaven's waiting room music - Spirit of Eden and Laughing Stock are definitely desert island material.