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Jack White - No Name
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Jack White - No Name
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JAMCOD = Never Understand :fingers:
Done. Should arrive by Monday :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
We saw a "1975 at the BBC" programme last week, where She was doing a live performance of "Angie Baby", which Anita was quite impressed with. So I might have to pick up a copy of this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66
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Electric Junk CD2
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Electric Junk - CD3
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Orbital - The Middle of Nowhere
Yes, we saw that, it's what prompted me to pick this out for a play. A great performance, but tbf the best track on the album. The first side is pretty meh, some nice enough stuff on side 2 but Angie Baby is the star. Shame she didn't get some more edgy material to work with.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
The first and the best. :) IMHO when they dropped "Transit Authority" from their name and were to be known simply as "Chicago", musically they went downhill towards being easy listening AOR. :doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66
I agree, the earlier the better. I do still quite like the cheesy stuff though ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
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50th Anniversary pressing
Another good one. :)
As is that one! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Idlewithnodrive
Ooh, Kirsty’s dropped through your letter box! Let me know what you think…Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Classic album.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66
There's a lot of good stuff being spinned. :)
Hi Idlewithnodrive,
It looks like we are from the same era, I love your choices, some of which I already possess.
It also looks like you enjoy your albums regularly as the covers are worn like they should be after this time in a music lover's home.
My albums are all damaged along the spines due to a cat (not mine) using them as a scratching post!
Playing at the moment is the Yes album illustrated. Something of a hodge podge of styles as it is by Yes and individal members and others (associated with Yes).
OK but a bit inconsistent.
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Thanks for the compliments (I think :) ); appreciated.
Yes, some of the 60's and 70's releases have certainly seen better days but haven't we all ? Late 70's early 80's was the era of my youth, so Punk into post Punk / Indie and Psych Rock. Once you get into Psych you have to go back to the 60's and 70's so a bit of musical hysteresis.
With regards to being a music lover, absolutely. Music is a big part of who I am. Why not post some of what you listen to and we can compare notes.
Cheers,
Mike
The Smiths have really hit the vein tonight -
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That happened with some of mine. He actually walked past the lodger's records and sunk his claws into mine, watched him do it. Wasn't even my cat, it was the next door neighbour's, he would spend the daytime in my house to get away from the dog and the child in his.Quote:
Originally Posted by majex45
Cats are shitheads. And that's coming from a cat person.
Just swapped out the Hana SL for the IQ2 into the Rega Aria and, no surprise I guess, but the mm stage is definitely better than the mc :thumbsup:
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Super album, with a nice bit of Jools Holland chucked in. Might have to give this a spin tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Idlewithnodrive