Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
What Have We Done is the first (And thank God, only) studio album by New York rock band Attention. It's left-leaning, politically charged (even containing early climate alarmism) barely-counts-as-rock, with a singer that can't sing, an embarrassingly common trope for records like these. He fakes a Bob Dylan impression for crying out loud. Despite running 17 minutes, I found all of said minutes to be completely unbearable, and would put this down in D-tier. Comes with a printed inner sleeve, which can be seen on archive.org. Taken from my personal copy.
0:00 What Have We Done
3:30 Hold Tight
6:05 Statesong
9:09 Coming Home
13:00 Highwire
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Internet Archive: archive.org/details/attention-what-have-we-done
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What Have We Done is the first (And thank God, only) studio album by New York rock band Attention. It's left-leaning, politically charged (even containing early climate alarmism) barely-counts-as-rock, with a singer that can't sing, an embarrassingly common trope for records like these. He fakes a Bob Dylan impression for crying out loud. Despite running 17 minutes, I found all of said minutes to be completely unbearable, and would put this down in D-tier. Comes with a printed inner sleeve, which can be seen on archive.org. Taken from my personal copy.
0:00 What Have We Done
3:30 Hold Tight
6:05 Statesong
9:09 Coming Home
13:00 Highwire
DOWNLOAD:
Download in FLAC↓
mega.nz: mega.nz/file/Bp4GxKoI#5lvm6eiqBd600EcCF5tSw-3MgyoZsVy7DyJR9b9rBX8
Internet Archive: archive.org/details/attention-what-have-we-done
Download dozens of other records from my personal collection↓
mega.nz: mega.nz/folder/coJXWQIQ#SLbRTTeuEVjvygspZFWSbw
Internet Archive: archive.org/details/@hwhricchibnffwyencbwq/uploads








![The Original Dixieland Jass Band, Vol. 1 (1954, Dixieland jazz, full album)
The Original Dixieland Jass Band, Vol. 1 is one of surprisingly few compilations from the New Orleans, LA group of the same name. This record collects their first and most influential recordings, made between 1917 and 1918. A second volume was not made. These are 78 rips, but rather decent ones. It does however surprise me that they needed to use 78s at all, considering that the masters at the time of issue in 1954 would only have been 36 years old. The audio has been cleaned by me the best I can, in the aim of providing high-quality audio of something so old and unfortunately rarer than it should be. I had to buy a second copy, the first one was unlistenable. Major shoutout to Record Exchange Of Maryland. You all are awesome.
Note: All recordings featured here are, of course, public domain. All works by the FIRST, 1917-1923 ODJB (Before their reformation) are public domain.
0:00 Dixie Jass Band One-Step (Introducing That Teasin Rag) [2/26/1917]
2:38 Livery Stable Blues [2/26/1917]
5:46 Skeleton Jangle [3/25/1918]
8:41 Tiger Rag [3/25/1918]
11:46 Sensation Rag [6/25/1918]
14:43 Bluin The Blues [6/25/1918]
18:03 Mournin Blues [6/25/1918]
20:55 Clarinet Marmalade [7/17/1918]
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archive.org/details/ODJBVol1
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