KingStreet:

Craig:

Iron Maiden - Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son. Listening to downloaded copy on my PC at the moment although I do have the original on vinyl.

 

 

Craig

 

Craig - Do you know Seventh Son of a Seventh Son by the late great Rory Gallagher - from his early 70's album, Blueprint ?

not too similar to the Maiden song - but one of my all time favourites - heard it on tape in a scout tent in Whitby when I was 11 - hooked ever since...7quid for cd in Fopp - recommended.

No I don't Dave, but I will  check it out. Listening to a bit of Martin Simpson at the moment in preperation for the event of the year.

 

Craig

Snap!

Sadly I'm not going to be there

Listening to Yes' Relayer on vinyl with a friend at the moment...

Alex:

Sadly I'm not going to be there

Listening to Yes' Relayer on vinyl with a friend at the moment...

 

One of my vary favourite LP's when I was a lot younger! Still sounds good now.....

 

Simon 

wirralsimon:

Alex:

Sadly I'm not going to be there

Listening to Yes' Relayer on vinyl with a friend at the moment...

 

One of my vary favourite LP's when I was a lot younger! Still sounds good now.....

 

Simon 

Not for me I'm afraid - it was recorded during one of Rick's many absenses and has that Moraz chap instead

One that my uncle made in 1977 and its only out on vinyl. Just another Danish record.

Nis P Jørgensen

Portæt af en Bærber

I grew up with it so its not that bad.

I was so lucky to get a nice  vinyl copy of the Gentle Giant "Three friends" 1972. This has been on my beogram 8002 for several days now.

 

Jukebox by Cat Power!

Puncher:

wirralsimon:

Alex:

Sadly I'm not going to be there

Listening to Yes' Relayer on vinyl with a friend at the moment...

 

One of my vary favourite LP's when I was a lot younger! Still sounds good now.....

 

Simon 

Not for me I'm afraid - it was recorded during one of Rick's many absenses and has that Moraz chap instead

Of the three times I've been to see them, the best was when Wakeman was with them.

Been having a bit of a tidy up (I've put away the shovel & wheelbarrow for tonight) and found Coldplay's "A Rush Of Blood To The Head" album. Forgotten how good it was.

Got it thumping through my Penta's via System 7000 loverly

Chris.

Old-skool reggae-funk this evening. Currently on Cuss Cuss - Lloyd Robinson, one of the best reggae/dub records ever made IMO

'Wild Wood' by Paul Weller on my newly fixed CD50 - very satisfying!

Just had an hour lying on the floor looking at the ceiling and listening to my wonderful Beovox 5000/2500 on very loud!
Amongst the tracks I'd put on the MP3 player was Eva Cassidy's "Some where over the rainbow", and Enya's "Marble Halls"
Positively brought tears to mine eyes!
I love my Beolab 5000 amp. Thanks Casdave.

Sunlight from Krisp : some excellent boogie/ funky music.

Jandyt:

...Amongst the tracks I'd put on the MP3 player was Eva Cassidy's "Some where over the rainbow", ...
Positively brought tears to mine eyes!
I love my Beolab 5000 amp. Thanks Casdave.

That really is a very emotional song, sung by a very lovely, clear voice. Do you have the entire album? If not, you should try to find Cassidy's version of "Fields of Gold". Great singer, bud it is a pitty that she died so young! 

Been listening to Simply Red's Stars album this evening - my parents used to play it to me when I was younger, and I haven't heard it in years...

Alex:

Been listening to Simply Red's Stars album this evening - my parents used to play it to me when I was younger, and I haven't heard it in years...

And available free with today's Mail On Sunday, if you're quick before the last one goes.

Steve 

sajpratty:

Alex:

Been listening to Simply Red's Stars album this evening - my parents used to play it to me when I was younger, and I haven't heard it in years...

And available free with today's Mail On Sunday, if you're quick before the last one goes.

Steve 

What prompted me to listen to the album again!

Right now I'm listening to the 'final' mixes of a local band I did some production/recording work for. Don't think it needs any more work thankfully...

fleetwood mac / rumors

lp thru a bg4002 --> bm4400 --> s45

sparkly, crisp, and delightful. 

burantek:

fleetwood mac / rumors

lp thru a bg4002 --> bm4400 --> s45

sparkly, crisp, and delightful. 

My 'standard hifi test' album - excellently recorded, mixed and produced. Most importantly - excellent musicians performing excellent songs. A classic.

Alex:

Been listening to Simply Red's Stars album this evening - my parents used to play it to me when I was younger, and I haven't heard it in years...

Listened to that on Sunday after getting the free copy with the Mail. Also have a copy on vinyl too.

 

Craig

Alex:

burantek:

fleetwood mac / rumors

lp thru a bg4002 --> bm4400 --> s45

sparkly, crisp, and delightful. 

My 'standard hifi test' album - excellently recorded, mixed and produced. Most importantly - excellent musicians performing excellent songs. A classic.

When I went away to college (A long time ago!) there were three albums that almost everyone seemed to own. Fleetwood Mac's Rumours, Lou Reed's Transformer and Wish you were Here by Pink Floyd. They're all still sounding good a quarter of a century  on!

 

Simon
 

Bought Transformer on vinyl a month ago - excellent album. I have both Rumours and Wish You Were here on CD and vinyl - both in fantastic condition too.

Right now I'm listening to the sound of my A level composition from Logic - finished the whole recording this evening and I just need to do a proper mixdown.

Stars was my favourite Simply Red album.

Currently playing: James Taylor - How Sweet It Is

Henry:

Stars was my favourite Simply Red album.

Currently playing: James Taylor - How Sweet It Is

It would be between Stars and Picture Book as my favourite - I don't like their others, very average IMO.

Currently listening to Galaxy by Hippiehaus from Hôtel Costes 5. Brilliant compilation...