Love - Forever Changes

[The Grand Wazoo]

So, Hamish.............are you going to list your little stack of treasures?

Time for a new thread, I reckon!!

[Barry]

I take it you have the Arthur Lee solo CD (can't remember the title, but he is doing Love numbers and the cover has a painting of Lee done in the same style as that of Forever Changes).

I have found out that the disc I had in mind is -

"'Love' with Arthur Lee: 'The Forever Changes Concert' at the Festival Hall, London 2003", Snapper Music SMAC J-869.

Looks like you already have it.

Cheers
Barry

[The Grand Wazoo]

I have found out that the disc I had in mind is -

"'Love' with Arthur Lee: 'The Forever Changes Concert' at the Festival Hall, London 2003", Snapper Music SMAC J-869.

Looks like you already have it.

I couldn't picture the sleeve for some reason, but of course, now you mention it, that's the one.
As I said, I think in some ways it's better than the original - it flows well & there's less compression, perhaps. My wife thinks it's far & away better.....& she hates live albums.

Re. the DVD - When I got my DVD player connected up to the hi-fi through the DAC in my Accuphase CD player, it was the first thing I put on & it was so compelling, we watched it right through......twice.

[symon]

I have one of the later re-issues of this. I was going to listen to it again (in my Walkman for my journey to work), but I can't find it. I'll have to dig it out at the weekend when I have more time to search for it. (I'll be listening to Genesis tomorrow instead)

[The Vinyl Adventure]

peaches was thier "biggest hit" along with lump

i always remember this time beindriven back off of holiday by a mates mom singing that whole album sat in the back of the car...
.. the car had been struggling a bit - i cant remember what was wrongwith it but it was a bit buggerd - we got to 'were not going to make it' singing away ... half way through the song the car was stuttering a bit, me and chris were bouncing up and down in the back.. she stops the music and shouts "we are going to f***ing make it and if you to dont shut up il leave you on the f***ing roadside" deadly serious she was for a second, until she couldnt hold it anymore and literealy broke down crying with laughter

i still remember that every time i hear that song

[Barry]

Based on the detail provided in posts 4 and 5, I hesitate to ask how many Zappa titles you have. A friend of mine who is quite a Zappaphile has a collection in double figures - I fully expect you to easily beat that!

Cheers
Barry

[The Grand Wazoo]

Barry,
I stopped counting at about 60 and that was a long time ago! - before I started buying CD's in fact! However, my collection is by no means complete. I'm not going to set about spending the sums I used to on records nowadays, I don't make a conscious effort to look for Zappa stuff anymore so I expect it to remain pretty much as it is (if I stumble across something interesting, well that's a different matter!!).

Nowadays, I find the most interesting items are those on the periferal areas of the Zappa universe - stuff like Jean Luc-Ponty, Rhinoceros, Jeff Simmons etc. But I guess you have to eat the middle of the pie before you can begin to appreciate the subtle difference of the crust around the edge!!

[Barry]

Barry,
I stopped counting at about 60 and that was a long time ago! - before I started buying CD's in fact! ...........

Nowadays, I find the most interesting items are those on the periferal areas of the Zappa universe - stuff like Jean Luc-Ponty, Rhinoceros, Jeff Simmons etc.

60! - knew you wouldn't let me down! Yes, I like Jean Luc-Ponty as well ('King Kong' etc.)

Do you like Beefheart as well?

Regards

Barry

[The Vinyl Adventure]

So, Hamish.............are you going to list your little stack of treasures?

Time for a new thread, I reckon!!

by this do you mean my music collection?

[The Grand Wazoo]

by this do you mean my music collection?

No, I mean your stack of special vinyl that you reffered to earlier.