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Sin Agog wrote: By the way, as No Other seems to overshadow the rest in terms of how much it's talked about, I should point out that Gene Clark With The Gosdin Brothers is another fun, jangly, country-tinged Byrds album in all but name (OK, no McGuinn here), and it came out a year before Sweetheart, and The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark is a classic in a similar vein but even more substantial (and it really upped the stakes in terms of production). White Light's got some good songs, but it's a little too much of a straight-ahead Dylan homage for me, and Roadmaster is a bit of a hodge-podge from what I can remember, though not a bad one so far as they go.
As Jasonaparkes details above, Sid Griffin of the Long Ryders compiled a superb anthology called "Flying High" that cherry-picks nearly all the highlights of his other albums all the different projects he was involved in throughout his life. I have it, but sadly it's long out of print now.
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