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Peter Gabriel - Passion (Music for the last temptation of Christ)

This is definitely one of the best sounding albums I own, and it's sounding even better through the Zensor 3 / MS20i Pearl combination.
 
stevebrock said:
MS20i - superb speakers I had em early 90s

I bought mine in the 90s too, but definitely later 90s. Were yours the Pearl Editions?

They were my first move in the seperates world, and I've always liked them.

They seem to work really well in multi channel stereo with the Dalis, though the Dalis sound great on their own.

I liked the Q Acoustics set up, but this combination sounds SO much better
 
BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW said:
stevebrock said:
MS20i - superb speakers I had em early 90s

I bought mine in the 90s too, but definitely later 90s. Were yours the Pearl Editions?

They were my first move in the seperates world, and I've always liked them.

They seem to work really well in multi channel stereo with the Dalis, though the Dalis sound great on their own.

I liked the Q Acoustics set up, but this combination sounds SO much better

can't honest;ly remember - were driven by NAd 3020i, ace set up
 
Phew...there you are. Thank God. Saved me from getting embroiled in Freddy's vinyl v cd debate. Cheers.

Bob Marley-Kaya

The Blue Aeroplanes-Beatsongs.

The Beau Brummels-Triangle.

The Byrds-5D

The Grateful Dead-American Beauty.

Keith Jarrett-The Survivor's Suite.

+ a nice glass of Johnnie Walker Green Label.
 
Charlie Jefferson said:
Sweet Revenge - John Prine

Nebraska - Bruce Springsteen

Dreams And All That Stuff - Leo Kottke

Pirate Jenny - Nina Simone

I've been told that out of all the Springsteen albums, this is the one I might like. I'll keep my eye out for it.
 
An interesting mix of records there Jim-W, of which, I only own Kaya.

I'm starting the day with The Beach Boys - Wild Honey (first time I've played it, and so far, I'm liking it)
 
BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW said:
Charlie Jefferson said:
Sweet Revenge - John Prine

Nebraska - Bruce Springsteen

Dreams And All That Stuff - Leo Kottke

Pirate Jenny - Nina Simone

I've been told that out of all the Springsteen albums, this is the one I might like. I'll keep my eye out for it.

Great LP, Nebraska. Sparse, all acoustic, few overdubs. Without intending to put you off I'd say it's Dylanesque in tone and feel.

A morning of vinyl, bits from all below.

Fate - Dr.Dog

He'll Have To Go - Jim Reeves

Greatest Hits - Bill Monroe

Kool Aid - Big Audio Dynamite II

Blue - Joni Mitchell

Satellite of Love 12" - Morrissey

Play Dead 12" - Bjork/David Arnold

Obey The Time - Durutti Column

Electric - Pet Shop Boys
 
Beach Boys - Wild Honey

Bob Marley - Kaya

Richie Havens - Something Else Again (Side 1 only, my copy is seriously ropey)

David Bowie - Heroes (Side 2 only)

Steve Stoll - The Blunted Boy Wonder (Record 1 only, it was starting to mess with my head)

Kraftwerk- Trans Europe Express

Red Snapper - Prince Blimey
 
BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW said:
Charlie Jefferson said:
Sweet Revenge - John Prine

Nebraska - Bruce Springsteen

Dreams And All That Stuff - Leo Kottke

Pirate Jenny - Nina Simone

I've been told that out of all the Springsteen albums, this is the one I might like. I'll keep my eye out for it.

Springsteen generally has a habit of going overboard in the studio, on Nebraska he reigned himself in and made a more personal and vulnerable album. A masterpiece.
 
Milo_Myage said:
BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW said:
Charlie Jefferson said:
Sweet Revenge - John Prine

Nebraska - Bruce Springsteen

Dreams And All That Stuff - Leo Kottke

Pirate Jenny - Nina Simone

I've been told that out of all the Springsteen albums, this is the one I might like. I'll keep my eye out for it.

Springsteen generally has a habit of going overboard in the studio, on Nebraska he reigned himself in and made a more personal and vulnerable album. A masterpiece.

Although I'm a sucker for Bruce's blue-collar heroics, I think you've nailed it with 'vulnerability. 'The Ghost of Tom Joad' is similarly engaging. 'Tunnel Of Love' is pretty vulnerable and desperate too...and all the better for it.
 
Jim-W said:
Milo_Myage said:
BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW said:
Charlie Jefferson said:
Sweet Revenge - John Prine

Nebraska - Bruce Springsteen

Dreams And All That Stuff - Leo Kottke

Pirate Jenny - Nina Simone

I've been told that out of all the Springsteen albums, this is the one I might like. I'll keep my eye out for it.

Springsteen generally has a habit of going overboard in the studio, on Nebraska he reigned himself in and made a more personal and vulnerable album. A masterpiece.

Although I'm a sucker for Bruce's blue-collar heroics, I think you've nailed it with 'vulnerability. 'The Ghost of Tom Joad' is similarly engaging. 'Tunnel Of Love' is pretty vulnerable and desperate too...and all the better for it.

Tunnel Of Love is in my top 3 Bruce LPs - Darkness & Nebraska also.

BBB, imagine Bruce's version of Bob's Blood On The Tracks LP! That's how good Tunnel Of Love is.
 

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