yeah they must have spent a few bob on the production. Better than on 'Diamond Life' but the song writing not as strong - for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
yeah they must have spent a few bob on the production. Better than on 'Diamond Life' but the song writing not as strong - for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Diamond Life set a standard that was never going to be easy to follow. Fuelled a million dinner parties in the 80s, before Nora Jones came along. Might just play it later, Sade that is, not Nora.
I might too but in the meantime this
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Never seen that one before - is it a proper album or a compilation?
It was their last proper album. Deffo worth having.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Present from Anita. Not heard this in 40-odd years, and it's sounding better than I remember. And just perfect for my fragile head :)
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The Flower Kings – Islands
Label: Inside Out Music – IOMLP 565, Sony Music – 19439803931
Format: Box Set, Limited Edition 3 x Vinyl, LP, Album
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One of my favourite Floyd albums. Saw them perform it live at the Bath Festival years ago.Quote:
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PROBABLY A LOT OF YOU WONT AGREE BUT, I THINK THIS IS AN ALBUM WHICH I BELIEVE ELTON WAS AT HIS BEST !!
Well I would agree, this and Goodbye Yellow Brick Road were for me the pinnacle of Elton's career. And this has one of the best album arts ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Us-&-Them