Post a pic of an album that influenced your musical taste. No explanation or review. Only the cover.
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Before: Yes, Jethro Tull, Emerson Lake and Palmer
After: Television, The Clash, X
Also, I was just listening to Marquee Moon like 2 days ago 
-Laelth
seriously, this one really NEEDS an explanation! 
Maybe my sons will like it too, but I'm worried their wives might become jealous
...the most gawd-awful hairstyles I EVER seen, was a cosmetologist? Should have had her incense revoked for that atrocity.
Clapton is singing and playing lead, as far as I know, and Duane is following (with a long solo) on the pedal steel guitar. Am I wrong?
-Laelth
-Laelth
-Laelth
An all-time iconic classic and a sure-fire desert island selection. 
and a local program that played Broadway musicals late at night. WSYR Ed Murphy.
Tikki
4 tracks that each get an entire LP side. Talk about being able to get taken away by the music - this was it.
Thank you for posting. I am 'remembering'.
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-Laelth
This was one of them
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-Laelth
and I have to say made me move heaven and earth to return/stay in Colorado over my life. Even if you are not a JD fan, his music had impact for those who love the Rockies:
Humorous story from a Facebook friend, who is an ultra fan of music, live, recorded, music festivals, you name it. He came home one day from an outing to find that the band Holy Ghost Revival had let themselves into his house and were set up and jamming in his living room, but that's not the story.
When he got his first job in high school, he worked at the Sizzler. First paycheck was given, and he promptly cashed it and bought five (or so) albums he'd been coveting. Dad comes home, and he's about halfway through listening to his new albums. Dad blows his stack and scolds him, "Son, you keep blowing your money like this, and you'll wind up an old man with no friends and a room full of records!" "Dad . . . that's Plan A!"
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Yippee for vinyl!!!!!! 
I wish I could post a picture of Ogden's Nut Gone Flake by The Small Faces but I can't on my tablet so here it is feom You Tube. It is a round album like a tobacco tin. It used to roll out of the shelves at the record stores.
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And I really did like The Doors Albums and still do
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The back was more interesting than the front: "A mouth made for lollipops and kisses"
I was in 5th grade and all I thought was, "Wow!!" I believed every word of it!
(Nancy was 26 years old at the time..LOL)
Love indie music and off the wall groups.
Tikki
-Laelth