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Thread: Spinning Today - What Are You Listening To Right Now? (Part 4)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dom66 View Post
    Classic album.
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    Current Lash Up:

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    There's a lot of good stuff being spinned.
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    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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    Quote Originally Posted by majex45 View Post
    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.

    DSCF4038.jpg
    Hi Peter,

    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
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