What are your album(s) of the day regardless of format??

[8009514]

Disraeli Gears - Cream

Thank Christ For The Bomb - Groundhogs

Rich

 

[tonky]

Cherry Red - from the Split album - superb

tonky

 

[Jota180]

Porcupine Tree - Deadwing

The Velvet Underground - The Complete Matrix Tapes

Galactic - Vintage Reserve

Yo La Tengo - Stuff Like That There

 

[knaithrover]

Separation Sunday - The Hold Steady

Flip Your Wig - Hüsker Dü

 

[Macspur]

Bella Hardy, Battleplan

Mac

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[8009514]

Volunteers - Jefferson Airplane

Argus - Wishbone Ash

Very Eavy, Very Umble - Uriah Heep

 

[DIB]

Cherry Red - from the Split album - superb

tonky

+1

The night that the Groundhogs appeared on Top Of The Pops playing Cherry Red ( really! ) back in 1971 changed my life for ever.

Bunked off school shortly after and went to HMV in Manchester and bought Split. Still play it to this day ( CD version now, my LP wore out years ago).

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[tonky]

TOTP - attempted to showcase some of the progressive rock bands of the very early 70s. I remember them also showing Free - alright now, Jethro Tull - witches promise - teacher and Black Sabbath - paranoid. The Groundhogs were a little unfashionable - but Cherry Red was gritty rock at it's best!

I can remember headbanging to Uriah Heep's anthemic - Gypsy - around that time. Great times!. The music was raw, new and exciting!

As far as I know Pans People didn't dance to any of them - fortunately!

tonky

 

[DIB]

TOTP - attempted to showcase some of the progressive rock bands of the very early 70s. I remember them also showing Free - alright now, Jethro Tull - witches promise - teacher and Black Sabbath - paranoid. The Groundhogs were a little unfashionable - but Cherry Red was gritty rock at it's best!

I can remember headbanging to Uriah Heep's anthemic - Gypsy - around that time. Great times!. The music was raw, new and exciting!

As far as I know Pans People didn't dance to any of them - fortunately!

tonky

The thing is Free, Jethro Tull, and Black Sabbath were all acts with songs in the Top 20 at the time.

When they had The Groundhogs on it was a short lived attempt to showcase alternative acts, rather than chart acts. I believe King Crimson also got a spot too! The crying shame is that all the BBC tapes from those days have been wiped/lost/destoyed so never to be seen again.

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[knaithrover]

Blackstar - Bowie.

 

[Macspur]

Maz O'Connor, The longing kind

Eleanor Mcevoy, Naked music

Marry Waterson, 2 Wolves

Mac

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[MeanandGreen]

By David Bowie

 

[drummerman]

Billy Cobham / Un batteur explosif (CD)

 

[radiorog]

Sigur ros - valtari

Emotional, wide eyed music.

 

[knaithrover]

Rubber Soul - The Beatles

Aerial - Kate Bush

Natalie Prass - Eponymous

Boxer - The National

 

[Macspur]

Crooked Still, Hop High

Kate Bush, Directors Cut

Mac

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[MrReaper182]

Seasick Steve-Hubcap music

Opeth-Blackwater park

Barenaked ladies-Barenaked Ladies are me

Lacuna Coil-Karma code

Walfgang Amadeus Mozart-Mozart musical Materpieces

All played in flac (lossless) from my portable music player

 

[MeanandGreen]

Elephant

 

[ID.]

Discrete Music - Brian Eno

 

[lpv]

jimi tenor - organism

 

[knaithrover]

Random Access Memories - Daft Punk

Via Tidal

 

[Macspur]

The National "Trouble will find me"

Barnaby Bright, "The longest day"

Caitlin Canty "The Golden hour"

Mac

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[Infiniteloop]

This morning started with:

Beethoven Symphony No. 2. Chailly

and went on to:

J.S. Bach Sonatas and Partitas. Gil Shaham.

All played through 845 Valve loveliness.

 

[Macspur]

Edie Brickell and Steve Martin "So Familiar"

Maz O'Connor "Upon a Stranger Shore"

Mac

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[BigH]

Angus Stone - 'Broken Brights'.

Is that a new one?

Try also:
Lady Of The Sunshine