Re Joe 10155 and the Supertramp albums.
That's a band that I only know through the singles and have never listened to their albums. I was out yesterday and whilst listening to Rock FM they played Take The Long Road Home, and I thought to myself what a brilliant song that was and promised myself that I'd give Spotify a whirl to listen to some more. I think both those albums are on there so I'm going to investigate further.
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That's a band that I only know through the singles and have never listened to their albums. I was out yesterday and whilst listening to Rock FM they played Take The Long Road Home, and I thought to myself what a brilliant song that was and promised myself that I'd give Spotify a whirl to listen to some more. I think both those albums are on there so I'm going to investigate further.
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DIB:
Re Joe 10155 and the Supertramp albums.
That's a band that I only know through the singles and have never listened to their albums. I was out yesterday and whilst listening to Rock FM they played Take The Long Road Home, and I thought to myself what a brilliant song that was and promised myself that I'd give Spotify a whirl to listen to some more. I think both those albums are on there so I'm going to investigate further.
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And don't forget Breakfast In America.
Re Joe 10155 and the Supertramp albums.
That's a band that I only know through the singles and have never listened to their albums. I was out yesterday and whilst listening to Rock FM they played Take The Long Road Home, and I thought to myself what a brilliant song that was and promised myself that I'd give Spotify a whirl to listen to some more. I think both those albums are on there so I'm going to investigate further.
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And don't forget Breakfast In America.
cool thread.... i cant see pictures while browsing the forum at work.. last night we listened to Cream of Clapton... really great record..
shooter69:BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW:
shooter69:
Seen them live a few years back, very good musician's..Love Sunshine Hit Me, not on vinyl though, CD only.
Saw them a few months ago, great tunes, great harmonies, and excellent multi-instrument musicians.
Can't understand why they're not more popular.
shooter69:
Saw them a few months ago, great tunes, great harmonies, and excellent multi-instrument musicians.
Can't understand why they're not more popular.
BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW:
Saw them a few months ago, great tunes, great harmonies, and excellent multi-instrument musicians.
Can't understand why they're not more popular.
Reminds me of the old joke about the record label boss... "You can't sing, you can't play, you can't dance... You'll go far"
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Saw them a few months ago, great tunes, great harmonies, and excellent multi-instrument musicians.
Can't understand why they're not more popular.
Reminds me of the old joke about the record label boss... "You can't sing, you can't play, you can't dance... You'll go far"
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DIB:
This is such a joyous LP...
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I've got it, but have never got round to playing it yet. Maybe I should...
This is such a joyous LP...
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I've got it, but have never got round to playing it yet. Maybe I should...
Lost Angeles:DIB:
Re Joe 10155 and the Supertramp albums.
That's a band that I only know through the singles and have never listened to their albums. I was out yesterday and whilst listening to Rock FM they played Take The Long Road Home, and I thought to myself what a brilliant song that was and promised myself that I'd give Spotify a whirl to listen to some more. I think both those albums are on there so I'm going to investigate further.
.
And don't forget Breakfast In America.
DIB,
If you listen to Breakfast In America and you like it you can have my ( well , it's the missus's really) copy of the LP. Because I don't care for it . While I'm at it I can send you all of her Michael Jackson stuff as well !
I'm a bit like you , in that I only know their well known stuff , but I have no urge to explore their music any further . I do like "Dreamer" though .
Changing the subject , I gave Empty Glass a listen . I think I'll have to give it a few more listens before I commit myself to an opinion . I can say that I'm not wild about " Jules and Jim".
Nick
Re Joe 10155 and the Supertramp albums.
That's a band that I only know through the singles and have never listened to their albums. I was out yesterday and whilst listening to Rock FM they played Take The Long Road Home, and I thought to myself what a brilliant song that was and promised myself that I'd give Spotify a whirl to listen to some more. I think both those albums are on there so I'm going to investigate further.
.
And don't forget Breakfast In America.
DIB,
If you listen to Breakfast In America and you like it you can have my ( well , it's the missus's really) copy of the LP. Because I don't care for it . While I'm at it I can send you all of her Michael Jackson stuff as well !
I'm a bit like you , in that I only know their well known stuff , but I have no urge to explore their music any further . I do like "Dreamer" though .
Changing the subject , I gave Empty Glass a listen . I think I'll have to give it a few more listens before I commit myself to an opinion . I can say that I'm not wild about " Jules and Jim".
Nick
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DIB. The other Supertramp album to listen to is " Even in the Quietest Moments"
I could throw my Faust tapes album in the pot.
I could throw my Faust tapes album in the pot.
im sorry cant list classics as ive been on the vinyl 8 months so tonight its been mainly new ones.
adele -21
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beady eye-differant gear/still speeding
and for LA and DIB and other lads who were around in the 90s i tried a past down
albert ayler - music is the healing force. i have nearly 200 past down records from the late 70's so ill try and clean and play one each night
adele -21
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beady eye-differant gear/still speeding
and for LA and DIB and other lads who were around in the 90s i tried a past down
albert ayler - music is the healing force. i have nearly 200 past down records from the late 70's so ill try and clean and play one each night
Lost Angeles:
DIB. The other Supertramp album to listen to is " Even in the Quietest Moments"
I could throw my Faust tapes album in the pot.
Faust Tapes ? Now you are really raising the stakes .
I'll have to throw in :
Imagination Body Talk
5 Star Silk and Steel
and Billy Ocean Love Zone .
It looks as if this could get nasty !
Nick
DIB. The other Supertramp album to listen to is " Even in the Quietest Moments"
I could throw my Faust tapes album in the pot.
Faust Tapes ? Now you are really raising the stakes .
I'll have to throw in :
Imagination Body Talk
5 Star Silk and Steel
and Billy Ocean Love Zone .
It looks as if this could get nasty !
Nick
Both New Purchases from a local Music Shop
These will be followed by other new purchases today from my local charity shop...all for 49p each and include:
Carole King - Tapestry
REO Speedwagon - Hi Infidelity
Best of The Doobies
Best of The Doobies Volume II
Terence Trent D'Arby - Introducing the Hardline
Frank Sinatra - Greatest Hits Vol II
I was hoping the 666th reply on this posting would be for Number Of The Beast by Iron Maiden, unfortunately it only mentioned Imagination, Five Star and Billy Ocean.
I can see the devil in their work, but it doesn't quite have the same impact. Shame.
I can see the devil in their work, but it doesn't quite have the same impact. Shame.
BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW:
I was hoping the 666th reply on this posting would be for Number Of The Beast by Iron Maiden, unfortunately it only mentioned Imagination, Five Star and Billy Ocean.
I can see the devil in their work, but it doesn't quite have the same impact. Shame.
Sorry , BIGBERNARD , I didn't realise what the number of my last reply was , and you're not wrong about seeing the Devil in their work , however, according to Steven Fry , I believe, 666 is not the number of the Beast but 999. And I should know ,
Old Nick !
I was hoping the 666th reply on this posting would be for Number Of The Beast by Iron Maiden, unfortunately it only mentioned Imagination, Five Star and Billy Ocean.
I can see the devil in their work, but it doesn't quite have the same impact. Shame.
Sorry , BIGBERNARD , I didn't realise what the number of my last reply was , and you're not wrong about seeing the Devil in their work , however, according to Steven Fry , I believe, 666 is not the number of the Beast but 999. And I should know ,
Old Nick !
The devil in a police uniform, that's scarier than 5 Star and Imagination combined........................well, nearly.
Lisa Hannigan - Sea Sew.
So good. I put a little review of it in the 'Great quality Vinyl' thread. Great record.
So good. I put a little review of it in the 'Great quality Vinyl' thread. Great record.
Jason36:
Terence Trent D'Arby - Introducing the Hardline
.49p? You realise you got yourself a MASSIVE bargain there, mate? More of a bargain than 'Vitalogy'. On the rare occasions i've seen it for sale, it's gone for silly money.
Well done you. You b*****d!
Terence Trent D'Arby - Introducing the Hardline
.49p? You realise you got yourself a MASSIVE bargain there, mate? More of a bargain than 'Vitalogy'. On the rare occasions i've seen it for sale, it's gone for silly money.
Well done you. You b*****d!
bretty:Jason36:
Terence Trent D'Arby - Introducing the Hardline
.49p? You realise you got yourself a MASSIVE bargain there, mate? More of a bargain than 'Vitalogy'. On the rare occasions i've seen it for sale, it's gone for silly money.
Well done you. You b*****d!
Seriously????
I wasnt even thinking about that.....I was browsing through LP's and saw it......I remembered owning it on casette when it first came out when I must have been something like 14 or 15 and listened to it pretty much constantly.....I just thought it would be a good album form my teenage years to own on Viynl.
I must say its in vitualy mint condition (the viynl is perfect with no marks or scratches and plays fantastically).
Sounds like I got a bargain there then at .49p
Terence Trent D'Arby - Introducing the Hardline
.49p? You realise you got yourself a MASSIVE bargain there, mate? More of a bargain than 'Vitalogy'. On the rare occasions i've seen it for sale, it's gone for silly money.
Well done you. You b*****d!
Seriously????
I wasnt even thinking about that.....I was browsing through LP's and saw it......I remembered owning it on casette when it first came out when I must have been something like 14 or 15 and listened to it pretty much constantly.....I just thought it would be a good album form my teenage years to own on Viynl.
I must say its in vitualy mint condition (the viynl is perfect with no marks or scratches and plays fantastically).
Sounds like I got a bargain there then at .49p
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