On vinyl

Streaming | WAV

(1972)

Because it's a classic old prog rock album.

Blackfoot, Strikes, superb southern rock album, Qobuz via Audirvana/Hugo 

 

ewemon posted:

 

Because I couldn't find the above by Erick Willis, but found the following on Tidal,.........

......played it, liked it and thought some on the forum might like it too. Phew, do we have to explain every posting on here! 

Dire Straits, Brothers in Arms, no longer trendy but still brilliant and the first CD I ever bought. Flac via Audirvana/Hugo 

Allan Taylor

Colour to the Moon

Edward

1967 Original vinyl - Mono

Because........err........I like it. Nuff said.

Its on Tidal.

Tony2011 posted:

1967 Original vinyl - Mono

I envy your original vinyl Tony, I used to have the same until my  entire vinyl collection was stolen while in transit on British Rail in '73. 

Stevee_S posted:

Tony2011 posted:

1967 Original vinyl - Mono

I envy your original vinyl Tony, I used to have the same until my  entire vinyl collection was stolen while in transit on British Rail in '73. 

Sorry to hear about it, Steve. That really sucks. You're welcome to borrow my copy anytime you like. 

1976 Original vinyl.

I always have to skip Blinded by the Light, though. 

Evening Hymns "Quiet Energies"

On 180g Vinyl

1976 original vinyl...

On vinyl, as requested by my wife.  Forgotten what a brilliant recording this is.

Sonic Youth, Dirty.  Not a band I know well but just saw them in a programme o BBC 4 playing Sygar Cane and thought I'd have a listen, glad I did - quite grungy and interessting, so far I like it.  Qobuz, which is brilliant for checking groups out like this, via Audirvana/Hugo 

Folyd for the modern Era, and so very good it is to. 

Blondie, Parallel Lines, the first LP I ever bought and well worth a few weeks spend.  Hard to believe how much influence groups like this had back in the day.  Flac via audiirvana/Hugo 

Jeff Anderson posted:

Ahmad Jamal "Digital Works"

Jeff, I had this on vinyl back in the late 80's (long gone).  Giving it a rerun now via Tidal prompted by your post.  Very listenable album.

enjoy...

ken

Borders Nick posted:

Jeff Anderson posted:

Ahmad Jamal "Digital Works"

Jeff, I had this on vinyl back in the late 80's (long gone).  Giving it a rerun now via Tidal prompted by your post.  Very listenable album.

One of the first five compact discs I ever bought.  Listenable indeed.  Take care, Jeff A

Tango Bitter Sweet.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVFdkaGCyLw

Neil Young & Crazy Horse. On CD from 1994. First listen. Primarily a somber, downcast Crazy Horse sound, the album's title an homage to Kurt Cobain who shot himself during the recording of this album and alluded to NY in his suicide note. Despite all that gravity, it's a pretty good album.