First LP I ever bought.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
First LP I ever bought.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
My first LP was T. Rex "Electric Warrior". My mate's new girlfriend (who's parents had a pub) took us into town and she bought me this and "Clockwork Orange" soundtrack for me mate.
We found out later she'd been nicking money out of the pub till. But I wasn't about to give up my LP, no way :)
Sorry - I can't stand T. Rex!
This one didn’t cost that much, I have an original copy as well which probably sounds better but this one came to hand first.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Currently flicking around BBC Glastonbury coverage.
Earlier I listened to one of the (many) ROIOs of Black Sabbath at Asbury Park NJ in '75, with Ozzy asking the audience if they're high and shouting 'cocaine' at the end of every line in 'Snowblind'. It's not big and it's not clever, but it's timeless. Which Kaiser Chiefs certainly are not.
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Post Glasto maudlin', innit.
Another Sunday morning putting away the CDs from Saturday night's session (we have a rule of no vinyl with alcohol):
Elegant Weapons 'Horns For A Halo'
Joanne Shaw Taylor 'Songs From The Road'
Japan 'Exorcising Ghosts'
Subways 'Young For Eternity'
Romy 'Mid Air'
Deep Purple 'California Jamming'