Man,
many a times in my youth listening to this late night with the headphones,3 mins in would turn it up for the great keyboard, floating away..... good times, great band.
Man,
many a times in my youth listening to this late night with the headphones,3 mins in would turn it up for the great keyboard, floating away..... good times, great band.
http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/i...psctq2wnml.jpg
Probably a bit early for beer and Mr Dury, but what the heck :)
Never too early for a beer and mr Dury Jon, good choice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Justjon
Thanks, it's the one album that can make everything "right" again when everything's going wrong :)
Greatest Show On Earth: Horizons
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ot21...zs6HwnEPg6I-mn
good choice Steve, did the posts about Mr Dury inspire you to play this ( Watt roy brothers). I must say i prefer their second album. I now feel the need for some love magnet.... Mmmm niceQuote:
Originally Posted by Pierre De Grenoble
No just plain hunger for a desert island disc. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by jollyfix
I bought "Going's Easy" with the xmas tips from my paper round when I was 15.. The phasing on the intro to "Borderline" kick started my interest in stereo..
My first copy of "Horizons" came from the bargin bin of the same local record shop 6 months later. Horizons has edged in front for me.. there is some interesting B/W swiss TV footage on Utube if you haven't already found/seen it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GE-ER0Z4c1w
n/p Iron Maiden: Edward The great
Phasing has that affect on people Steve, for me it was the phasing on Nirvanas rainbow chaser.
now playing Boz Scaggs
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...b589989cd6.jpg
Rush Oakland 30/1/92 on the ;) label.
Fabulous soundboard recording.
Pete