Cirque Du Soleil - 'Koozå'
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Cirque Du Soleil - 'Koozå'
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Vinnie Colaiuta
CD
Just arrived, today. Very surprised I waited this long. This one is stuffed full of some very fine, well-known players, all known to me. My expectations are very high.
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When I first bought this I didn't notice it was 45rpm until I first played it on my 33 and a third-only LP12. And even then not straight away, I thought she was maybe duetting with Barry White :doh: It was another 12 months before I got to play it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Anyway, I like this album a lot, and I haven't played it for a while, so on it goes...
My favourite Beatles album, so I'll follow Amy Winehouse with this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66
My plans for the above two were derailed, by this
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and now this
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It's a bit like asking what is your favourite Pink Floyd album - everyone has a different choice. Regarding the Beatles, well I could choose 'Beatles for Sale', as it was the very first LP I bought; so has sentimental value, but musically I think I would choose either 'Rubber Soul' or 'Revolver'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
45rpm LP recordings are a pain in the arse, despite their technical advantages. Fortunately I think I have only two in my collection, both made by Reference Recordings.
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and
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Couldn't agree more. I have only three 45rpm albums myself, the latest being Vanessa Fernandez' "When The Levee Breaks". Twelve tracks, divided into two songs per side, making 3 discs. the surface of the discs is 50% no-man's-land. They could easily have fitted 3 songs per side and made it a double album, but no doubt they wanted to increase it's perceived value. Which is considerable, with copies selling for thick end of a hundred quid. Liberties!Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry