A-Z vinyl collection

[richart]

Toto or Thunder.

 

[Hobbit]

Toto!!

 

[richart]

Was this after you and Vicky were busting out some moves to Springsteen at home.... heard all about.

Don’t believe all you hear !

 

[IanMcC]

T could be many things, but I will plump for Terry & Gerry. No one else will.

 

[IanMcC]

Thin Lizzy Live and Dangerous tomorrow perchance..?
Followed by a bit of Thunder..BackStreet Symphony should do it.

My first live concert was Thin Lizzy on this tour.
It was great, but Im not 13 any more, thank you.

 

[backwoodsman]

Today is easy. Talking Heads. As far as I am concerned, the best band ever. I shall just start at the beginning and work my way through the lot. If there's time enough in the day that is.

 

[Blue in Munich]

My first live concert was Thin Lizzy on this tour.
It was great, but Im not 13 any more, thank you.

You might not be, but as Jethro Tull said, "You're never too old to rock and roll if you're too young to die."

I'm not 13 anymore but Live and Dangerous will be played loud & proud.

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

Spent much time yesterday listening to a good few rarely listened to Ss but ended up - inevitably I suppose, with my long standing favourites - but from that lot a fairly arbitrary choice of three and then top as I t could have been any from a dozen or so. So no Steely Dan, Simple Minds, Rod Stewart, Sade or plethora of other greats - and no Al Stewart a Year of the Cat!

3rd - The Style Council - Cafe Blue (1984) The Paris Match, and You’re the Best Thing - and Mrs Hogie’s fave album
2nd - Supertramp - Crisis? What Crisis? (1975) - a real tough toss up between three and can’t believe CotC didn’t make it
1st - Santana Abraxas (1970) - 50 yrs old but still as great as ever. I know it inside out. Probably my most played album the lot.

 

[Hobbit]

Spent much time yesterday listening to a good few rarely listened to Ss but ended up - inevitably I suppose, with my long standing favourites - but from that lot a fairly arbitrary choice of three and then top as I t could have been any from a dozen or so. So no Steely Dan, Simple Minds, Rod Stewart, Sade or plethora of other greats - and no Al Stewart a Year of the Cat!

3rd - The Style Council - Cafe Blue (1984) The Paris Match, and You’re the Best Thing - and Mrs Hogie’s fave album
2nd - Supertramp - Crisis? What Crisis? (1975) - a real tough toss up between three and can’t believe CotC didn’t make it
1st - Santana Abraxas (1970) - 50 yrs old but still as great as ever. I know it inside out. Probably my most played album the lot.

I think Crisis? What Crisis? was much underrated of their albums. I played it back to back with Crime of the Century a couple of weeks back, and then followed them up with Even in the Quietest Moments. My fav Supertramp track is Fool's Overture but I don't think the album has the same level of consistency as the previous two. 40+ years ago... we're getting old Hugh.

 

[cliveb]

I think Crisis? What Crisis? was much underrated of their albums. I played it back to back with Crime of the Century a couple of weeks back, and then followed them up with Even in the Quietest Moments. My fav Supertramp track is Fool's Overture but I don't think the album has the same level of consistency as the previous two. 40+ years ago... we're getting old Hugh.

Yes those 3 are a fabulous trio of albums.
But let me declare my heretical opinion that the post-Hodgson album "Some Things Never Change" is right up there. When I think about it, I've always been more drawn to the songs written by Rick Davis, so that might explain it.

 

[PhilTheFragger]

Omg late addition to the S section
How did I miss out the fantastic Dusty Springfield.

I’ll have to start the T section a few minutes late today ??

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

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Yes those 3 are a fabulous trio of albums.
But let me declare my heretical opinion that the post-Hodgson album "Some Things Never Change" is right up there. When I think about it, I've always been more drawn to the songs written by Rick Davis, so that might explain it.

I only recently realised the significance of the yellow and white type of the lyrics of CotC ?

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

Omg late addition to the S section
How did I miss out the fantastic Dusty Springfield.

I’ll have to start the T section a few minutes late today ??

Ev’rything‘s Coming up Dusty...?

T-Rex, Thin Lizzy, Talking Heads, Talk Talk and many more to choose from

 

[richart]

For a mellow Sunday I will be playing Judie Tzuke,Welcome to the Cruise.

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

For a mellow Sunday I will be playing Judie Tzuke,Welcome to the Cruise.

I will listen to that also. I bought it with a record token I was given for my 21st on the back of Stay with Me Till Dawn having just been in the charts...with one of the great final chords ever...IMO

 

[nickjdavis]

Theres only one T for me and its the same as Richart

Judie Tzuke - Welcome to the Cruise

the support acts will be...

Koko Taylor
Irma Thomas
Little Johnny Taylor
George Thorogood (and the Destroyers)

 

[jim8flog]

Easy choice of a single band album for me

Tangerine Dream - Force Majeure. One of my go to records for late night listening in a darkened room with headphones on. One of those records that you want to totally immerse yourself in.

Had I a second choice I would go for a genre rather than a band - Tamla Mowtown and the Silver Album Mowtown Chartbusters 3 is probably the best of the compilation albums.

 

[Imurg]

I think I'm 99.9% sure what Rich is going to play first tomorrow...

 

[Blue in Munich]

Tina Turner now being played. What a performer she was. If anyone needs a good night out when the storm is over they could do a lot worse than going to see Tina - The Musical.

Simply The Best just about sums her up.

 

[Blue in Munich]

We're now onto Texas.