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Daniel Quinn · Unread post by **Daniel Quinn** » Sat Sep 24, 2016 8:16 pm

Deacon blue 1st albumn.

Very underated. Its awesome.

PS. Go corbyn.

Workers who carry thier lunch to work in a sunblest bag unite.

Dignity for all.

BillyBones · Unread post by **BillyBones** » Sun Sep 25, 2016 1:16 pm

Some modern prog, if you like mellotrons then this is for you. Shades of King Crimson..

slinger · Unread post by **slinger** » Mon Sep 26, 2016 3:20 pm

Pink Floyd - Too Early for a Gig (Bootleg - Montreux Casino, 22/11/70)

[BBvideo 425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1bmoISMqSY[/BBvideo]

jammy395 · Unread post by **jammy395** » Mon Sep 26, 2016 4:24 pm

Just chillin, waiting for the chopper to take me home, its been a long 3 weeks.
But many ugly wires killed......

Playing now.....

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Forgot how good this is....

antonio66 · Unread post by **antonio66** » Mon Sep 26, 2016 5:52 pm

Since getting the PT set up, I have played nothing but older vinyl which I haven't listened to for years so listed are ones that I have really enjoyed:

Acoustic Alchemy - Red Dust and Spanish Lace
Jon Anderson - Song of Seven
Tori Amos - Under the Pink
Audience - House on the Hill
Joan Baez - Recently
Wolfgang Bernreuther - I Wonder Why
Mary Black - No Frontiers
Blue Rondo a la Turk - Chewing the Fat
Karla Bonoff - New World
Nancy Bryan - Neon Angel
Kate Bush - The Whole Story
Dave Gilmore - On an Island
Genesis - Foxtrot
Yes - Fragile
Paul Simon- Your the One
K D Lang - Ingenue
Yes - TFTTO
Alison Krauss - Forget About It
Tosca - Delhi9
Pink Floyd - Pulse
And one new purchase in vinyl, the first in ages,

Eleanor McEvoy - Naked Music.

Apologies for the long list but this is only 50% of what I've listened to.

BillyBones · Unread post by **BillyBones** » Mon Sep 26, 2016 9:13 pm

Good old Audience and House on the Hill, one of my very favourite albums and possibly the best sleeve I ever owned..

currently I'm mad for this album..

Unread post by **Fretless** » Mon Sep 26, 2016 9:54 pm

That London Grammar album is really special. A truly beautiful voice, impressive musicianship and production. This is one of the few 'contemporary' albums that really is worth listening to.

slinger · Unread post by **slinger** » Mon Sep 26, 2016 10:08 pm

Fretless wrote:That London Grammar album is really special. A truly beautiful voice, impressive musicianship and production. This is one of the few 'contemporary' albums that really is worth listening to.

What you said.

Unread post by **Fretless** » Tue Sep 27, 2016 7:06 pm

Youtube: ASIA Live in Moscow

In the political chaos immediately following the fall of the Berlin Wall, Asia became the first western rock band to play in Moscow. Documented on the CD/DVD set 'Live in Moscow 1990'. The performances are sharp and muscular, Pat Thrall having taken over the guitar role and injecting some searing metal leads in places. The version I have is released by Eagle Vision and the SQ on the CD is crisp with excellent dynamics - haven't seen the video yet.

A celebration of the power of music to cross borders and inspire.

_D_S_J_R_ · Unread post by **_D_S_J_R_** » Tue Sep 27, 2016 7:25 pm

Having many ASHRA moments.

I was going to list a few from the later 70's, but anything by Manuel Gotsching will do - loads on YouTube :D Even E2-E4 has a kind of hypnotic quality to it.

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