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The Kinks - Ultimate Collection

The Lovely Basement's new album "Lazy Travellers" (release party last night) - the rear cover of which is one of my photos :D
Quite chuffed with that . . .

Nice one, Geoff. I hope you got a sleeve credit.

slinger wrote: ↑Sat Feb 10, 2024 2:56 pm Nice one, Geoff. I hope you got a sleeve credit.

I did indeed And a couple of free copies, of course, which I've passed on to friends (I'd already told the band that they were free to use the photos I gave them).
Really nice bunch of people - with an interesting past.

Rainbow - Down to earth

Geoff_Burns wrote: ↑Sat Feb 10, 2024 3:08 pm

slinger wrote: ↑Sat Feb 10, 2024 2:56 pm Nice one, Geoff. I hope you got a sleeve credit.

I did indeed And a couple of free copies, of course, which I've passed on to friends (I'd already told the band that they were free to use the photos I gave them).
Really nice bunch of people - with an interesting past.

Just had a quick listen to a couple of tracks. They're a little too twangy/jangly/bass-light for my tastes, but the vocalist has a touch of the Chrissie Hyndes about her in places. Nice harmonies too, and those on."Gasometer" reminded me more of Cass Elliot and the Mamas & The Papas.

Pink Floyd - The Division Bell

Today is a YES day:

Yes 'Drama'
Chris Squire 'Fish Out of Water'
Rick Wakeman 'The Six Wives of Henry VIII'
Rick Wakeman 'Journey to the Centre of the Earth '
Yes 'Relayer'
Yes 'Going for the One'



A strange band, Yes. Seeing the incredible amount of talent compressed into one entity, the regular ego-clashes and frequent lineup changes reflect the powerful internal dynamics that have created so much great music.

Left to themselves, certain members also made impressive solo excursions that stand alongside the best of the band's output.