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Andy Williams - `I Think I Love The 70`s` CD
A selection of classic hits from the 1970`s sung by Andy Williams. What could be better?
survivor said:
Dark - `Round The Edges` CD I also have a re-issue copy on `marble` effect vinyl but the one to get is an original black vinyl copy which is worth a great deal of money. This is one of those obscure early 1970`s progressive/psychedelic/fuzzy guitar rock albums and it is well worth a listen. Gets stronger as the album progresses. This cd re-issue has four bonus tracks which aren`t bad I have to say. Track 5 is called `The Cat` and is highly recommended if you are planning a `groovy` party anytime soon. Wear a tie-dye t-shirt or colourful neckerchief for maximum effect!
DIB said:survivor said:
Dark - `Round The Edges` CD I also have a re-issue copy on `marble` effect vinyl but the one to get is an original black vinyl copy which is worth a great deal of money. This is one of those obscure early 1970`s progressive/psychedelic/fuzzy guitar rock albums and it is well worth a listen. Gets stronger as the album progresses. This cd re-issue has four bonus tracks which aren`t bad I have to say. Track 5 is called `The Cat` and is highly recommended if you are planning a `groovy` party anytime soon. Wear a tie-dye t-shirt or colourful neckerchief for maximum effect!
Sounds like my kind of album Survivor! I've not heard of them or this before. Who would you compare them with?
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Hi DIB, that`s a tricky question. There`s another band that sounds quite similar called `Clear Blue Sky` but seeing as they`re obscure too that probably wasn`t much help. Thirty seconds into the first track you`d be forgiven for thinking you were listening to Camel or Wishbone Ash with Budgie`s lead singer but later things take on a `fuzzier` tone. I think Toni Iommi could have ended up playing this sort of stuff if he hadn`t gone over to the dark side. (Glad that he did mind) If you think you are quite likely to enjoy this album then you probably will. There were a load of three or four piece bands in the early 70`s who played this sort of music but never quite made it for some reason. Possibly because there were too many? Anyway, hoped I`ve helped a little but reading back over what I`ve just written not sure if I have?
survivor said:DIB said:survivor said:
Dark - `Round The Edges` CD I also have a re-issue copy on `marble` effect vinyl but the one to get is an original black vinyl copy which is worth a great deal of money. This is one of those obscure early 1970`s progressive/psychedelic/fuzzy guitar rock albums and it is well worth a listen. Gets stronger as the album progresses. This cd re-issue has four bonus tracks which aren`t bad I have to say. Track 5 is called `The Cat` and is highly recommended if you are planning a `groovy` party anytime soon. Wear a tie-dye t-shirt or colourful neckerchief for maximum effect!
Sounds like my kind of album Survivor! I've not heard of them or this before. Who would you compare them with?
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Hi DIB, that`s a tricky question. There`s another band that sounds quite similar called `Clear Blue Sky` but seeing as they`re obscure too that probably wasn`t much help. Thirty seconds into the first track you`d be forgiven for thinking you were listening to Camel or Wishbone Ash with Budgie`s lead singer but later things take on a `fuzzier` tone. I think Toni Iommi could have ended up playing this sort of stuff if he hadn`t gone over to the dark side. (Glad that he did mind) If you think you are quite likely to enjoy this album then you probably will. There were a load of three or four piece bands in the early 70`s who played this sort of music but never quite made it for some reason. Possibly because there were too many? Anyway, hoped I`ve helped a little but reading back over what I`ve just written not sure if I have?
I think I get the picture!
Cheers
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daveh75 said:
Agnes Obel - Philharmonics
Red Dragon said:daveh75 said:
Agnes Obel - Philharmonics
Big thumbs up for this album...been getting a lot of air time in this house for the last month or so...beautiful sound...