richart
Major Champion
With a bit of spare time on my hands 
, I have decided to play my vinyl collection, A-Z. One letter per day. I think I bought my last LP in the mid 80's, so it will be old time rock and roll.
Originally was going to play one LP each day, but it meant leaving out too much good stuff, some of which I probably haven't played for 40 years.
Today naturally was A, and so far I have played one Asia and one After The Fire album. ATF not my normal taste, but great live, and the only band I have met in the bar after a gig. They were also supported by Q Tips at one gig, with Paul Young. Now he did have some voice.
Saw Asia shortly before John Wetton died. You would never have known he was ill, and one a my favourite gigs. On at 8.00, off at 9.30. No chat, no encore, just proper muscians playing some classic songs, and of course finishing with Heat Of The Moment. No rush to get the last train out of London to Farnham.
Vinyl sounds so good, especially after getting all the dust off the record player, and sorting out the wiring to the speakers.
Excuse the self indulgent thread, but anyone out there can join in. Sure there are a few oldies that will have some similar bands in their collection that need to be played nice and loud.
B, is going to be a great day. BOC at full blast. That should keep my no go zone to at least 50 yards round the house.
, I have decided to play my vinyl collection, A-Z. One letter per day. I think I bought my last LP in the mid 80's, so it will be old time rock and roll.Originally was going to play one LP each day, but it meant leaving out too much good stuff, some of which I probably haven't played for 40 years.
Today naturally was A, and so far I have played one Asia and one After The Fire album. ATF not my normal taste, but great live, and the only band I have met in the bar after a gig. They were also supported by Q Tips at one gig, with Paul Young. Now he did have some voice.
Saw Asia shortly before John Wetton died. You would never have known he was ill, and one a my favourite gigs. On at 8.00, off at 9.30. No chat, no encore, just proper muscians playing some classic songs, and of course finishing with Heat Of The Moment. No rush to get the last train out of London to Farnham.
Vinyl sounds so good, especially after getting all the dust off the record player, and sorting out the wiring to the speakers.
Excuse the self indulgent thread, but anyone out there can join in. Sure there are a few oldies that will have some similar bands in their collection that need to be played nice and loud.
B, is going to be a great day. BOC at full blast.
That should keep my no go zone to at least 50 yards round the house.
