LCD SOUNDSYSTEM - 45:33 2LP reggae Clearly a reference to either

Clearly a reference to either drug addiction or ALP factional politics

Is there anyone in music history who has offered TWO live albums only a year apart that were essential to a record collection

The band has been one of my all-time favorite Georgia band ghosts to chase

Divine Horsemen’s dramatic In The Red bow and a 2020 archival set of club performances reacquainted listeners with their stormy power and eclectic roots-punk musicianship

percussive brilliance heard on "Glass Blocks"

LCD SOUNDSYSTEM - 45:33 2LP reggae Clearly a reference to eitherHighly recommended. Underrated stroke of genius. This amazing work is considered by all as a non album EP, but clocking in at just under 52 mins on the vinyl version (and not, alas, at 45: 33 as I wholeheartedly expected), in the old days this would have been considered a bona fide album. James Murphy delivers as usual, but the format allows him to draw the line that joins his beloved Can with more obscure references like Black Devil Disco Club,