What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

I am really enjoying this album.

On vinyl, so wrong cover picture:-

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Originally posted by Lontano:

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

I am really enjoying this album.

And me.

On vinyl.

The Tubes - Remote Control




When this band were getting banned from venues in the late '70's for god knows what for, in all the furore and hype what got overlooked was that they were a bloody brilliant band, this being their masterpiece IMHO.


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DIB,

Great band with a tremendous sense of humour

I have always had a soft spot for TCBP, simply because it was the first Tubes album I heard. Great memories of 1982 on my first cricket tour (Weston-Super-Mare) and heard it on (cassette)
From the opening bars of Talk To Ya Later & the hilarious Attack Of The Fifty Foot Woman , I was hooked.

BTW, Prairie Prince still drums on tour with the genius that is Todd Rundgren.

Blows Against The Empire - Paul Kantner/Jefferson Starship

The Sensational Alex Harvey Band - The Impossible Dream




When I first went to see SAHB at Manchester's Free Trade Hall as I was coming out a guy in front was saying that "the band were OK but they'll never get anywhere with that singer"

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Originally posted by bishopla:

Good call.

Me and my mate travelled over to Bradford to see JW in the early 90's and he was sensational. He was probably the thinnest and ill looking musician I've ever seen but man could he play.


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I saw Johnny Winter at The Bath Festival of Blues and Progressive Music held at the Bath and West Showground in Shepton Mallet, Somerset, England on 27–28 June 1970. A great line up with most of the key bands around at the time; wiki background

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Originally posted by BigH47:
On vinyl, so wrong cover picture:-

At a time when my elder brother and i were teenagers and still living with parents, my brother had Rick Wakeman's White Rock LP.
We thought it was quite cool... but my Dad said it was "dentist's drill music"!



Debs

Jethro Tull ~ Living In The Past

1. A Song For Jeffrey
2. Love Story
3. Christmas Song
4. Living In The Past
5. Driving Song
6. Sweet Dream
7. Singing All Day
8. Witches Promise
9. Inside
10. Just Trying To Be
11. By Kind Permission Of (Live)
12. Dharma For One (Live)
13. Wond'ring Again
14. Locomotive Breath
15. Life Is A Long Song
16. Up The 'Pool,
17. Dr Bogenbroom
18. For Later
19. Nursie

Chrysalis CD @ 1994

Fans of Johnny Winter might like to check out Johnny Winter - Woodstock Experience (2CD Limited Edition)

It is well worth a tenner imho.

Weird man2 on vinyl:-



I now know why I've only played it once. I guess I'm not intellectual enough, or could it be that it's a load out of tune, head up his arse tripe?

On vinyl:-

The Rolling Stones - A Bigger Bang.



A good album with Jagger giving it his all. I have the original 2005 release which could have been much better in terms of sound quality. This was re-released (Original recording remastered) in 2009. Anyone able to comment on the latest effort?

TIA.

Jimi Hendrix Experience

Radio One

1. Stone Free
2. Radio One Theme
3. Day Tripper
4. Killing Floor
5. Love or Confusion
6. Drivin' South
7. Catfish Blues
8. Wait Until Tomorrow
9. Hear My Train a Comin'
10. Hound Dog
11. Fire
12. (I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man
13. Purple Haze
14. Spanish Castle Magic
15. Hey Joe
16. Foxey Lady
17. Burning of the Midnight Lamp

Castle Music CD @ 1 Feb 1989

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Originally posted by DIB:

quote:

Originally posted by bishopla:

Good call.

Me and my mate travelled over to Bradford to see JW in the early 90's and he was sensational. He was probably the thinnest and ill looking musician I've ever seen but man could he play.


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Today is Mr. Winter's birthday.

Happy Birthday, Johnny

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Originally posted by Voltaire:
Fans of Johnny Winter might like to check out Johnny Winter - Woodstock Experience (2CD Limited Edition)

It is well worth a tenner imho.

I second that!

On a bit of crackly vinyl:-