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Love it...and Space Station #5....
A-Z vinyl collection
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PhilTheFragger
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From my youth
Mamma’s Boys
Then Metallica , Sandman at full volume
Bernie Marsden ,
Good shout on Gary Moore ??
Mamma’s Boys
Then Metallica , Sandman at full volume
Bernie Marsden ,
Good shout on Gary Moore ??
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MCR
Muse
Meat Loaf
Mott the Hoople
Massive Attack
Muse
Meat Loaf
Mott the Hoople
Massive Attack
PhilTheFragger
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Manhattan Transfer
Oh yes ??
Oh yes ??
backwoodsman
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I didnt like to admit it, but I did have an album of theirs. Forget Chanson d'Amour, but there were two or three decent tracks on it.
richart
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Hardest choice of album so far, so have gone for Earthband live in Budapest. Has all the big singles including my favourite For You (Springsteen)
richart
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Will play some Mike and Mechanics as well later in the day.
Simple tomorrow. Marillion from Script a Jesters Tear to their last album F.E.A.R
Mmm, yes to both Manfred Man and Mike and the Mechanics but I'm going for Mike first. Although, thinking about it, I might do a sandwich of Manfred, then Mike, then Manfred.
USER1999
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madness for me. One step beyond...
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Missed out on this thread for the last couple of days.
What is the Sunday morning offering richart?
What is the Sunday morning offering richart?
backwoodsman
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Bearing in mind that I no longer have any vinyl - and am basing my offerings on the vinyl I know I used to have - a couple of late suggestions. Mountain (Nantucket Sleighride) or Tony McPhee - especially his Two Sides of... album
backwoodsman
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I think we all guessed that choice, Homie
SwingsitlikeHogan
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Suffice to say - my Ls are not top of my play list. However I have three...(well four actually and Jerry lee Lewis misses out)
#3 - John Lennon’s made for CD last album - Double Fantasy (1980) - made for CD as you programme it to skip the Yoko Ono tracks...? So only half an album for me. Is it really 40yrs since Lennon was shot. I remember the morning in the uni cafe as we sat talking about it in disbelief...
#2 - John Lodge with Natural Avenue. OK it’s not the Moody Blues but it’s pretty good.
#1 - Level 42 with The Early Tapes July/Aug1980 (1982). Really like Level 42 stuff - once upon a time I had their first album (Level 42) but that disappeared many years ago or or would easy have been #1.
#3 - John Lennon’s made for CD last album - Double Fantasy (1980) - made for CD as you programme it to skip the Yoko Ono tracks...? So only half an album for me. Is it really 40yrs since Lennon was shot. I remember the morning in the uni cafe as we sat talking about it in disbelief...
#2 - John Lodge with Natural Avenue. OK it’s not the Moody Blues but it’s pretty good.
#1 - Level 42 with The Early Tapes July/Aug1980 (1982). Really like Level 42 stuff - once upon a time I had their first album (Level 42) but that disappeared many years ago or or would easy have been #1.
SwingsitlikeHogan
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Definitely getting a playing today to lift my spirits - as it does - The Mamas & the Papas - Hits of Gold. Might not be my #1 end of day but it’s going to be first onto the turntable. Whether I then listen to all four sides of This is the Moody Blues I am not sure but there is a good chance...
SwingsitlikeHogan
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Janis Siegel’s rather saucy dress on full display in the video for chanson d’amour...?
richart
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Manfred Mann’s Earthband. Live in Budapest.
SwingsitlikeHogan
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Gonna be a toughie. Bob Marley, Meat Loaf, Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, Malcolm McLaren, Moody Blues, John Martyn, The Ms & the Ps, Van Morrison ... truly famine to feast after the Ls. An Easter Sunday celebration ?
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Love a bit of Van Morrison with my Sunday morning coffee ?
jim8flog
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My choice would have to be
John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers and the Beano Album (as it is normally known by, which comes from the cover picture of Eric Clapton reading it).
When I first heard this it was my first introduction to both and Eric Clapton and the blues genre which went on to become a major part of my life though my teens and early twenties.
John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers and the Beano Album (as it is normally known by, which comes from the cover picture of Eric Clapton reading it).
When I first heard this it was my first introduction to both and Eric Clapton and the blues genre which went on to become a major part of my life though my teens and early twenties.
