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Grand Slam Winner
Two of those don't count?
Two of those don't count?
Sick Man Blues....i pick the goodies
Peter Green with his In the Skies is in the running...Peter Green & Buddy Guy being lined up for tomorrow.
I could go with Green Day - but a bit modern ? Nonetheless, still a good band to get the windows rattlingGreen Day, Guns n Roses, Grateful Dead
Like many, has to be Genesis today.
A seriously difficult choice from albums Trespass through to Selling England. But I think it has to be Foxtrot - cos it's got Can-utility & the Coastliners on it. (Next 3 albums were ok but I started losing interest after Gabriel left and didn't bother after Wind & Wuthering)
It does indeedChoice of Genesis album for tomorrow a very hard decision. I seem to have quite a few, and some of the gateleg ones are stunning even before you listen to the music. Difficult to ignore Foxtrot, but the winner is
Selling England by the Pound. Hope it meets with DaveR and Hobbit’s approval.
Which program(s) did you use, out of interest? I did the same thing, starting way back in 1994 (saving to DAT tape - remember those?)I purchased a cheap program that let's me edit the music & seamlessly remove the clicks & pops you used to get on LPs.
Nothing obsolete about the Squeezebox system. You can take your Sonos stuff and Bluetooth speakers and stick em where the sun don't shine. LMS remains the best streaming ecosystem around.All the music is on my PC & I can play it all over the house on a now obsolete Squeezebox system.
There's a good reason why that particular version is so good. The incomparable Bill Bruford on drums.Cinema Show (Seconds Out version) is one of my most listened to tracks
Well every day is a school day! My first impression was nah you've got that wrong, it was Chester Thompson. But I googled it and you are absolutely right, Thompson played drums on every track APART from Cinema Show. Very strange, you don't happen to know the reason by any chance?There's a good reason why that particular version is so good. The incomparable Bill Bruford on drums.
Speaking of G: why has nobody yet mentioned Gong? Can't make my mind up between Angel's Egg or You.