mikechadwick
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Wayne Shorter - Etcetera Tone Poet Vinyl, Stunning!
What are you listening to right now #54
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linnfomaniac83
I bet you can’t wheelie a unicycle!
Tonight so far I’ve listened to, Nils Lofgren-Acoustic Live, The Cars-Heatbeat City and right at this very moment, I’m listening to an acoustic version of Jim Diamond’s “I Should’ve Known Better”, he was a very underrated artist IMHO.
Now I’m just wondering what to play next.
Now I’m just wondering what to play next.
happy_chappie
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Warlord by Hollow Ground. Old school metal recorded with a budget of pence, rather than pounds.
Jimbobbyron
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Chas and Dave.... Rockney
Big Tabs
looking backwards, going forwards
not really a foot tapper. and that hair is a crime.
Fripp & Eno – (No Pussyfooting)
Label:
Island Records – HELP 16
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Gatefold
Country:
UK
Released:
1973
Fripp & Eno – (No Pussyfooting)
Label:
Island Records – HELP 16
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Gatefold
Country:
UK
Released:
1973
Seeker_UK
Feelin' nearly faded as my jeans
It doesn't help that the LP and CD version is different as well...
graystoke4
pfm Member
Rainbow,,Rainbow on stage, and it still sounds bloody good
the rainbow remasters
the rainbow remasters
Mullardman
Moderately extreme...
Finally got around to Vol. 1 of Beatles at the BBC. (DeAgostini Series) Played all 3 discs in succession and it kept my attention all through. I heard much of this on AM radio at the time and loved it. Also, a good friend (sadly deceased) recorded much of it on a Grundig TK5. One song I remember Bob playing back to me in his living room above a shop, was 'Clarabella' It was only a year or so back that I discovered it was a song from the Jodimars.. a rebel offshoot of Bill Haley's band.
I was prepared for a dose of nostalgia. I wasn't so prepared for the superb job the Beatles did of so many songs, their own, and many from their major influences such as Holly, Little Richard, Ray Charles et.al. Vocals in particular hold their own with anything before or since.
Vol.2 ASAP.
I was prepared for a dose of nostalgia. I wasn't so prepared for the superb job the Beatles did of so many songs, their own, and many from their major influences such as Holly, Little Richard, Ray Charles et.al. Vocals in particular hold their own with anything before or since.
Vol.2 ASAP.
pickwickpapers
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broadsword and the beast - jethro tull. There, I said it.
remastered version - played very loud with a vintage CD player as source. And sounding a great deal better than I remember.
Still not got the wit (lyrics are at times embarrassing and a sign of much worse to come after the alien abduction of the real Ian Anderson) and dexterity of their earlier stuff (gerry conway's a great drummer but he's a bit wasted on the album as it has little of the rhythmic complexity of the Barlow or Bunker days), and 80s instrumentation and recording never really suited the band.
saw them on tour with it back in the day - fantastic gig at wembley arena - last blast of being good live I think.
remastered version - played very loud with a vintage CD player as source. And sounding a great deal better than I remember.
Still not got the wit (lyrics are at times embarrassing and a sign of much worse to come after the alien abduction of the real Ian Anderson) and dexterity of their earlier stuff (gerry conway's a great drummer but he's a bit wasted on the album as it has little of the rhythmic complexity of the Barlow or Bunker days), and 80s instrumentation and recording never really suited the band.
saw them on tour with it back in the day - fantastic gig at wembley arena - last blast of being good live I think.
alan967tiger
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Tom Petty - American Treasure
Vinyl box set
Vinyl box set
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