richart
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Old Genesis.Foreigner 4 done
It better be Genesis tomorrow or I'm gonna kick off
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richart
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Lou Gramm.Foreigner 4 done
It better be Genesis tomorrow or I'm gonna kick off
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?Is that the English version rather than the Scottish one..?
bloody predictive text
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Love his version of While my Guitar gently weeps ?
jim8flog
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I was thinking should Pink Floyd be under F
" Oh by the way which one's Pink"
" Oh by the way which one's Pink"
nickjdavis
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Frankie Goes to Hollywood -Welcome to the Pleasure Dome is todays F....their version of The Power of Love that closes the album is simply awesome.
Bigfoot
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Is that the English version rather than the Scottish one..?
I thought he was Austrian anyway!!!
SwingsitlikeHogan
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The Fs
Well - as much as I would have liked a bit of Free (Live) or Fleetwood Mac of the Peter Green days to have got into the frame - they didn’t. But representing late 60s/early 1970s Blues/rock/psychedelia in my 3rd place Family with A Song for Me (1970) with the title track being an absolute stonking bit of all of it - brilliant head banging stuff. Just epic.
2nd is inevitably in there I suppose - Tusk is great but for the summer of 1977 in Pitlochry and all the great times - Fleetwood Mac with Rumours (1977j. It just is. And always will be.
But in 1st place for me in the Fs - finding it in charity shop a few years ago I realised just how utterly brilliant they were - in there own way - even if I didn’t realise it at the time. Frankie goes to Hollywood with Welcome to the Pleasuredome (1984). Epic.
An honourable mention has to go to Fotheringay with their eponymous titled album of 1970 - just for the heavenly voice of Sandy Denny. If you have never heard of Sandy Denny just go find her singing Who Knows where the Time Goes...pity I didn’t have that on vinyl...
Well - as much as I would have liked a bit of Free (Live) or Fleetwood Mac of the Peter Green days to have got into the frame - they didn’t. But representing late 60s/early 1970s Blues/rock/psychedelia in my 3rd place Family with A Song for Me (1970) with the title track being an absolute stonking bit of all of it - brilliant head banging stuff. Just epic.
2nd is inevitably in there I suppose - Tusk is great but for the summer of 1977 in Pitlochry and all the great times - Fleetwood Mac with Rumours (1977j. It just is. And always will be.
But in 1st place for me in the Fs - finding it in charity shop a few years ago I realised just how utterly brilliant they were - in there own way - even if I didn’t realise it at the time. Frankie goes to Hollywood with Welcome to the Pleasuredome (1984). Epic.
An honourable mention has to go to Fotheringay with their eponymous titled album of 1970 - just for the heavenly voice of Sandy Denny. If you have never heard of Sandy Denny just go find her singing Who Knows where the Time Goes...pity I didn’t have that on vinyl...
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Blue in Munich
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Exclusively the Eagles yesterday, despite Mrs. BiM's kind offer to lend me her George Ezra CD (Don't even think about it Fragger!).
Today has been Fleetwood Mac & Free. I hope the neighbours enjoyed them as much as I did.
(Don't even think about it Fragger!).Today has been Fleetwood Mac & Free. I hope the neighbours enjoyed them as much as I did.
HomerJSimpson
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Had a wonderful day in the garden with the music in the headphones, sitting in the sun listening to my mate Fish. Very chilled
Having a rummage for tomorrow and G
Having a rummage for tomorrow and G
IanMcC
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F is the greatest group ever to walk the face of our planet.....The Fall.
richart
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Choice 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.
Selling England by the Pound. Hope it meets with DaveR and Hobbit’s approval.
SwingsitlikeHogan
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Might well be - but I don’t have any of their stuff on vinyl so they don’t qualify for me...?
Gs tomorrow. Now which Genesis album will I choose. It’s going to have to be Then there were Three or earlier as that was the last I bought on vinyl. But where in my top three will it be. Dunno yet.
I have exactly the same dilemma as @richart. I love Trick of the Tail and Wind and Wuthering as well as my first ever rock/pop album...SEbtP and so do I allow myself two Genesis in my top 3...?
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richart
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PhilTheFragger
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G is for Rory Gallagher and also Golden Earring ,
Forgot about Focus today, just played Sylvia, fabulous until the yodelling kicks in, never could understand why they ruined so many great songs with that awful warble
Forgot about Focus today, just played Sylvia, fabulous until the yodelling kicks in, never could understand why they ruined so many great songs with that awful warble
SwingsitlikeHogan
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Certainly will be...as much as I like TtwT...One with Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett hopefully.
Blue in Munich
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Peter Green & Buddy Guy being lined up for tomorrow.
richart
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One of my daughters mates, played in the support band to Focus when they played in Aldershot. I think she left after her mates band finished their set.
richart
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Golden Earring, Peter Gabriel, Gillan and Grand Prix to squeeze in.
HomerJSimpson
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Girlschool, Gary Numan and George Benson picked for tomorrow
