A Certain Ratio – ACR:EPA
Label: Mute – 12MUTE631
Series: ACR:EP – A
Format: Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP, Limited Edition, Red [Valentine Red]
Country: UK
Released: 7 May 2021
Genre: Electronic, Funk / Soul
Style: Electro, Funk
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The Beatles – Revolver
Label: Parlophone – PMC 7009
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono, Withdrawn Mix
Country: UK
Released: 5 Aug 1966
Genre: Rock
Style: Psychedelic Rock, Pop Rock
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Can't Beat a bit of Beatles! :)
That and 'Rubber Soul' were IMO the first of The Beatles serious LPs, culminating in 'Sgt. Pepper', after which it all started to go downhill.
Always will love the Beatles - my fave is the White Album but hear what you are sayingQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry
That's interesting, whilst I think 'Abbey Road' is good, the White Album is my least favourite. To me they should have condensed it down to a single LP. Likewise with 'Let it Be', there are only two or three tracks on it that I like (I'm playing it now, just to remind myself).Quote:
Originally Posted by gninnam
My partner has a flat in London and every time we go down Abbey Road, regardless of the weather or time of year, there are always a group of visitors either photographing themselves in front of the Studio, or unsuccessfully trying to cross the road via the zebra crossing!
The Beatles - 'Let it Be'
Original recording 1970.
The Beatles - 'Abbey Road'
CD, 07777 7 46446 2 4 (1969)
White Album or Rubber Soul for me, closely followed by Sergeant Peppers.Quote:
Originally Posted by gninnam
Revolver for me, way better than anything else they did, only my opinion of courseQuote:
Originally Posted by Idlewithnodrive
I don't think I have a favourite Beatles album, none of them would make my Top 50, or even 500 :sofa: (But it would be between Abbey Road, White album, Rubber Soul, Revolver & Sgt Pepper - though I do have a soft spot for Yellow Submarine!)
Meanhwile, continuing to revisit my physical CD collection, and am finding that there are hundreds I have not got ripped to FLAC! Plenty I don't even remember/recognise, or remember buying or acquiring. Including this one.
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'De-Constructing Ghosts' is an experimental re-mix album, released under the name of 'Galahad Electric Company' in 1999, whereby samples of guitar, keyboard, drum, bass and vocal tracks etc were taken from multi track recordings for 'Following Ghosts' and given to various other musicians and DJ's who then constructed their versions of tracks from 'Following Ghosts' or in some cases created brand new tracks using the samples that they were given, hence the name of the album.
released January 10, 2011
It's interesting, still no idea where it came from!