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Tangerine Dream - Stratosfear

Gary Burton - Good Vibes

Steven Steinbrink - Arranged Waves

FSOL - Environments 2

Mogwai - Les Revenants

*music2*

I saw a pile of TD albums at a record shop in Teignmouth last October, that one included I think. I didn't buy any as I thought the (likely) crackles would spoil the quieter passages. They were around £4-6 each.
 

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Waxy said:
Tangerine Dream - Stratosfear

Gary Burton - Good Vibes

Steven Steinbrink - Arranged Waves

FSOL - Environments 2

Mogwai - Les Revenants

*music2*

I saw a pile of TD albums at a record shop in Teignmouth last October, that one included I think. I didn't buy any as I thought the (likely) crackles would spoil the quieter passages. They were around £4-6 each.

Was waiting to pay for the London Grammar LP when the TD caught my eye. My old boss is a big TD fan and he recommended this one. First listen tonight. Me likee.
 

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Tangerine Dream - Stratosfear

Gary Burton - Good Vibes

Steven Steinbrink - Arranged Waves

FSOL - Environments 2

Mogwai - Les Revenants

*music2*

I saw a pile of TD albums at a record shop in Teignmouth last October, that one included I think. I didn't buy any as I thought the (likely) crackles would spoil the quieter passages. They were around £4-6 each.

Was waiting to pay for the London Grammar LP when the TD caught my eye. My old boss is a big TD fan and he recommended this one. First listen tonight. Me likee.

I'm a big fan of TD. It was sad to hear of the demise of Edgar Froese.
 

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Tangerine Dream - Stratosfear

Gary Burton - Good Vibes

Steven Steinbrink - Arranged Waves

FSOL - Environments 2

Mogwai - Les Revenants

*music2*

I saw a pile of TD albums at a record shop in Teignmouth last October, that one included I think. I didn't buy any as I thought the (likely) crackles would spoil the quieter passages. They were around £4-6 each.

Was waiting to pay for the London Grammar LP when the TD caught my eye. My old boss is a big TD fan and he recommended this one. First listen tonight. Me likee.

I'm a big fan of TD. It was sad to hear of the demise of Edgar Froese.

It's fairly safe to assume that the proximity of the TD vinyl to the till was not coincidental to the recent passing...
 

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Tangerine Dream - Stratosfear

Gary Burton - Good Vibes

Steven Steinbrink - Arranged Waves

FSOL - Environments 2

Mogwai - Les Revenants

*music2*

I saw a pile of TD albums at a record shop in Teignmouth last October, that one included I think. I didn't buy any as I thought the (likely) crackles would spoil the quieter passages. They were around £4-6 each.

Was waiting to pay for the London Grammar LP when the TD caught my eye. My old boss is a big TD fan and he recommended this one. First listen tonight. Me likee.

I'm a big fan of TD. It was sad to hear of the demise of Edgar Froese.

It's fairly safe to assume that the proximity of the TD vinyl to the till was not coincidental to the recent passing...

If you've a mind to, pick up 'Dream Sequence'. It's a kind of 'best of', but works very well in it's own right, imo
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Freddy58 said:
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Waxy said:
Tangerine Dream - Stratosfear

Gary Burton - Good Vibes

Steven Steinbrink - Arranged Waves

FSOL - Environments 2

Mogwai - Les Revenants

*music2*

I saw a pile of TD albums at a record shop in Teignmouth last October, that one included I think. I didn't buy any as I thought the (likely) crackles would spoil the quieter passages. They were around £4-6 each.

Was waiting to pay for the London Grammar LP when the TD caught my eye. My old boss is a big TD fan and he recommended this one. First listen tonight. Me likee.

I'm a big fan of TD. It was sad to hear of the demise of Edgar Froese.

It's fairly safe to assume that the proximity of the TD vinyl to the till was not coincidental to the recent passing...

If you've a mind to, pick up 'Dream Sequence'. It's a kind of 'best of', but works very well in it's own right, imo

NM copy ordered... I am a fiend. Do no feed the fiend!
 

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hi, I,m new to this forum,I've just got my old Pioneer pl514 out, and got back into vinyl after about 18 years and really enjoying it, ive not bought any new yet but I,m just listening to Joni Mitchell, " Blue", it's just brilliant
 

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hi, I,m new to this forum,I've just got my old Pioneer pl514 out, and got back into vinyl after about 18 years and really enjoying it, ive not bought any new yet but I,m just listening to Joni Mitchell, " Blue", it's just brilliant

Hi, I'm a fairly sporadic poster myself, but welcome to the forum and a return to the pleasures of vinyl. Blue by Joni Mitchell is just a fabulous album isn't it?

Enjoy and I look forward to hearing what you've been listening to.
 

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Things I've played since I last posted:

Shadows In The Night - Bob Dylan

The Spotlight Kid - Cpt. Beefheart

Jim, it was your recent posting and appreciation of Don that prompted me to dig this out. Still not able to wear or play a Trout Mask on vinyl though!

The Colour Of Spring - Talk Talk

You'e Dead - Flying Lotus

Tomorrow's Modern Boxes - Thom Yorke

Autobahn - Kraftwerk

Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance - Belle & Sebastian

Turn Blue - The Black Keys

Out Of The Game - Rufus Wainwright

Bob Dylan debut album (a very early pressing, but in stereo alas)

The Basement Tapes Raw - Bob & The Band

Syro & Acoustic Instruments EP - Aphex Twin

Port Of Morrow - The Shins

Chunga's Revenge - FZ

Scott 3 - Scott Walker

Last Will & Testament - Jake Thackray
 

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Charlie Jefferson said:
Things I've played since I last posted:

Shadows In The Night - Bob Dylan

The Spotlight Kid - Cpt. Beefheart

Jim, it was your recent posting and appreciation of Don that prompted me to dig this out. Still not able to wear or play a Trout Mask on vinyl though!

The Colour Of Spring - Talk Talk

You'e Dead - Flying Lotus

Tomorrow's Modern Boxes - Thom Yorke

Autobahn - Kraftwerk

Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance - Belle & Sebastian

Turn Blue - The Black Keys

Out Of The Game - Rufus Wainwright

Bob Dylan debut album (a very early pressing, but in stereo alas)

The Basement Tapes Raw - Bob & The Band

Syro & Acoustic Instruments EP - Aphex Twin

Port Of Morrow - The Shins

Chunga's Revenge - FZ

Scott 3 - Scott Walker

Last Will & Testament - Jake Thackray

Very intersting selection, Charlie; I'd like the new Belle And Sebastian...when I can get my bloody bike out! There's always ice on the road.

I like Scott 3, but I love Scott 4: one of the greatest records ever made and you've inspired me to play it! I'll play Scott 3 while I'm at it.

Be interested to hear your take on the new Bob...it's had somewhat mixed reviews but it sounds interesting to me.

Regards.
 

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I'm listening to a newly acquired first pressing of Gong's "Flying Teapot"

followed by

Steve Hillage - Fish Rising

Jethro Tull - Stand Up

Celtic Frost - To Mega Therion ,,/ ,,/
 

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If there was one Mogwai album to try, which one would it be?

I like Beetroot too

I came to Mogwai via a French TV series on C4 for which they scored the soundtrack - Les Revenants (The Returned). This is a mellower, more ethereal album and not like their other material I have heard.

I would start with their latest offering, "Rave Tapes". The title does not reflect the content, by the way. I think it's a cracker.
 

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Thelonius Monk: 'Brilliant Corners'.

'The Thelonius Monk Memorial Album'. Great introduction to the genius of modern music. Double lp of Riverside label highlights. Hangs together brilliantly.

Shostakovich:' Symphony Number 10 in E minor'.

Joni Mitchell: 'For The Roses'.

The Rolling Stones: 'Their Satanic Majesties Request'. Mono.

The Paul Butterfield Blues Band: 'The Resurrection Of Pigboy Crabshaw'.

The Paul Butterfield Blues Band: ; Keep On Moving'

John Martyn: 'Sapphire'.

Brewer And Shipley: 'Weeds'.
 

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Pulled the trigger on a set package from Richer Sounds - Project Debut Carbon, Marantz PM6005 amp & the Dali Zensor 3 speakers.

Beautiful sounds from:

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Abbatoir Blues & Push The Sky Away.

Joy Division - The Peel Sessions

Beth Orton - Trailer Park

Sandy Denny - The Original

UNKLE - War Stories

REM - Green.
 

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WHY HAVE WE MADE IT SO COMPLICATED TO POST PICTURES OR AM I THICK.
It used to be so easy.

The Yes Album by errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...... Yes?.

Is it Perpetual Change or Yours Is No Disgrace.
 

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