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Strange title as until recently there were no railways in Tibet. The Chinese found a way to overcome problems with the permafrost, and did indeed build a railway line, but it doesn't reach the centre of Lasa; the railway station is about 5 miles away.
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I'm Steve.
I know I've seen these live, along with Eat Static, Autechre, and many others, on nights at Manchester Academy known as 'Megadog'... great nights out, just a shame I can remember sod all about any of themOriginally Posted by Alex_UK
Banco de Gaia - Last Train to Lhasa (1995)
Gawd knows how long since I last played this. I do sometimes get a bit maudlin over albums like this and wonder if I will have enough time left to ever play it again? Best enjoy it this time around, then!Those were the days
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I'm NotAnAudiophile.
Pictures At An Exhibition
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
1971
This is the first LP I ever bought . . . all my own money too, from a paper round.
Some people have no idea what they're doing and a lot of them are really good at it.
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I'm Gary.
Zeppelin day
Had this copy since I was in school, still sounds great.
Remember that crackle on Gallows Pole... ah the memories.
Loving Vinyl again
Letting go and relaxing
is the most ‘in control’ thing you can do
Captain Tidy
Location: Wales
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I'm NotAnAudiophile.
John Prine - In Spite of Ourselves . . . that made me smile GaryLoving Vinyl again
RIP John
Some people have no idea what they're doing and a lot of them are really good at it.
George Carlin
Boycott the US
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I'm Robin.
Remember seeing them live in Glasgow in the early 70’s, back when I had that album.Pictures At An Exhibition
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
1971
This is the first LP I ever bought . . . all my own money too, from a paper round.
Regards
Robin
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I'm Gary.
Well...John Prine - In Spite of Ourselves . . . that made me smile Gary
RIP John
Crossing your legs IS funny?
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Letting go and relaxing
is the most ‘in control’ thing you can do
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I'm onaplain.
If singles were still a real thing this would be my single of the week. Love a bit of 'stoner' rock on a hot day...
Sleep - Have Spacesuit Will Travel
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I was thinking of having a Stoner Rock evening myself, playing through some of the Brown Acid LP's.If singles were still a real thing this would be my single of the week. Love a bit of 'stoner' rock on a hot day...
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