Nico - Chelsea GirlHer debut originally released in 1967 (mere months after the groundbreaking The Velvet Underground and Nico album). A masterpiece of dark orchestral folk pop featuring playing and songwriting help from the Velvet Underground's Lou Reed, John Cale and Sterling Morrison (as well as the then unknown Jackson Browne who was dating Nico at the time). Features the definitive version of Browne's These Days, as well as classics like the title track and Tim

Michael Angelo is a very poetically palpable

the crooked joyful Type Slowly and the lo-fi poet punk of Embassy Row

and that remainsåÊalmost theirs alone

the House Of Love

Scott recorded early material for Columbia and Bert Berns' BANG label before signing with Atco

A ten-song opus of suitably wrought tales set against a wall of sound that’s at once calm and ethereal before building into glorious cacophonous crescendos

Following this

one that has challenged both the modus operandi and perceptions of the genre

This album boasts their finest ballads to date - Major Leagues and Stranger - but the days of fiery songs like No Life for Ginger may be over

As transmitted by Takada

where unrelenting hi-hats and heavy kicks exist alongside dreamy drone guitar

the vocal trio from Harlem known as The Ronettes recorded numerous sides for Colpix Records