Good one Steve.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
BTW, did you know I'm related to Jeremy Dammers?
Good one Steve.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
BTW, did you know I'm related to Jeremy Dammers?
Maybe I should invest in one to replace my original copy, bought when it was first released.Quote:
Originally Posted by AJSki2fly
Is that Steely Dan's final LP?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
I think it is. 2003. Blimey, more than 20 years ago!Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
My opinion FWIW, is that it's pretty good, well produced and recorded (as you would expect), but the songs are not nearly as interesting as their earlier stuff.
Probably worth getting at that price, though it is a bit of a lottery - Adrian and myself got copies in first rate condition, while two other forum members weren't so lucky.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
I did not. That is quite some claim to fame :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
I think you'd go a long way to find someone who has worked harder to promote racial harmony in this country, via his Two Tone record label (and thanks to Special AKA'a "Free Nelson Mandela", abroad too).
The last I'd seen of him was a performance on TV (might have been Jools Holland) fronting his Spatial AKA Orchestra, which looked interesting, but as far as I know didn't make it onto an album.
As noted in the other thread, I've now got a good copy. I don't think I would buy an expensive LP from speedyhen (marketplace seller on Amazon) but at £7 it is worth the risk. I think Willbewill was happy enough despite some surface marks. Sound quality is very good. I am familiar with a few tracks but the album largely passed me by. I had the Beano album back in the day (I actually bought it late 70's) but never picked this one up, which was a mistake. I was a bit of Clapton fan boy at the time which would probably explain it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Glad you got sorted Sean :)
Just arrived not ten minutes ago. Rock 'n' Roll! :rock:
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