So we're going to change things up on this week's installment of HTFNWOTR. We've got some heavy hitters, some absolute classic albums that have recently hit our shelves, so I think it's a good time for a poll, which one of these classic albums (that are currently available at J&B) have the best opening track? Back in the strictly vinyl days, you know bands knew they needed a killer opening track. Nobody wants to put the needle down anywhere other than that lead groove, and

For today's edition of HTFNWOTR, we're picking from our batch of reissues that came in yesterday. Some old, some new, and some that have already sold! So if you see something you want, best get here quick! "White Light/White Heat" from The Velvet Underground's 1968 album of the same name. Great opening track from this album - the subway train rhythm section will completely flatten you out, and musically it's one of the most accessible early Underground tune. "Dusty" from So

Here's the next batch of tunes being added to both our shelves and our playlist "Like a Hurricane" from Neil Young's 1977 album "American Stars 'n Bars. By no means is this Neil's best album, but it's still a must have if only for this song and the cover art. "It's A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" from Leon Russell's 1971 album "Leon Russell and the Shelter People" Killer cover of Dylan's classic. I love when super heavy lyrics are put over upbeat grooves. It's tough to pull off

Hi there. This is J&Blog 2.0, The Return, The Reckoning, the etc. As the new (improved?) title suggests, I'm going to be posting about new LP's that we're adding to shelf that have caught my ear, adding some tracks to our playlist. These will all be from records we have in-store at the time of writing, and with luck they will find their way to your turntable! *Disclaimer, just because an album is represented in the playlist, doesn't mean we currently have it in stock. If