What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XII)
Posted by: Richard Dane on 01 January 2016
2016 has arrived today, so time to start this thread afresh.
Last year's thread (and links to previous years) can be found here;
First spin - first impression is excellent.
Cheers
EJ
I do like a little bit of the Doors and this is one of their best, plus this 2010 Rhino reissue sounds amazing 'full bodied' is one way to describe it. 
Now this same amazing SQ..
The Smiths - Hatful Of Hollow
On Vinyl
Quad 33 posted:I do like a little bit of the Doors and this is one of their best, plus this 2010 Rhino reissue sounds amazing 'full bodied' is one way to describe it.
Think I'll put this on now and follow Jim's advice by waking up and grab myself a beer. Football on all on all day starting early this morning , for me, in Ireland.
spurrier sucks posted:Quad 33 posted:I do like a little bit of the Doors and this is one of their best, plus this 2010 Rhino reissue sounds amazing 'full bodied' is one way to describe it.
Think I'll put this on now and follow Jim's advice by waking up and grab myself a beer. Football on all on all day starting early this morning , for me, in Ireland.
Enjoy...
A+ | Tidal
(1993)
Time for something a little different and this from the Flaming Lips will do nicely.
1973 UK first pressing with solid blue prism labels.
Bowie On Vinyl
Not usually one for compilation albums but 'Shaking the Tree' works as an excellent collection.
G
Still as fresh as the day it was released.
G
Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells
Great memories listening to this with my Dad when I was 13. Still a favourite today and always will be.
On Vinyl today as it was back then
On vinyl
Two for one, great stuff, soulful singing from Gary U.S. Bonds.
If you've not heard him, have a listen, you'll soon pick up on where Mr Springsteen got his singing style from.
Stunning last piece of work from Bowie
On Vinyl
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Greatly enjoyed this last night. I put it on to listen to track 2 only, but that moved me so much I stayed for the rest of the album. Great song writer and emotive performer. Can get too schmaltzy and sugary at times on his 'produced' albums, but this is so stripped bare that it really throws the spotlight on his voice and emotions. Fab.
Simple Minds Abbey Road Half Speed Master of New Gold Dream