What vinyl are you listening to?

[Charlie Jefferson]

* my wife is studying in the next door room, and popped in to say, is this that panpipes album?

Do she mean Cacharpaya by Incantation.....if that's right, how sad am I for knowing that. :rofl:

That's the one!!

 

[Lost Angeles]

Toto IV one of the albums I bought on my recent trip to Those Old Records at Rugeley and a very enjoyable hour and a bit it was. I will return in a few weeks.
My wife went for a walk around town whilst I browsed, she reckons things must be improving as they only had one charity shop.
In the past few years she has walked around Aldridge and Bloxwich whilst I demo’ed gear there.
Aldridge, Bloxwich and Rugeley. She reckons I take her to all the finest places. 8)
Now where should we go next. :doh:

 

[mitch65]

I was surprised by just how great this sounds! A must for the TH fan.

Ditto, excellent album - excellent sound - strangely mine has a different cover :?

 

[Anonymous]

I just got this LP reissue this week -- it has large red writing over half the cover - this cover above I think must be an earlier issue on a different label couldn't find my one on the web and my scanner isn't plugedin. I don't think it matters too much as it is fundamentally a great recording.

Half these 1975 tracks are on the 2005 extended CD reissue '77 and the CD comp "Sand in the Vaseline" - but the other 7 or 8 (of 15) are not elsewhere to my knowledge - let alone on Vinyl, which is crisp/lively sounding and has great bass.

 

[DIB]

Now where should we go next. :doh:

A nice day out to North Wales, to http://www.cobrecords.com/

A veritable treasure trove.

Once you're finished in the shop, *** across the road to Porthmadog railway station and go in the bar. Fantastic array of real ale's if you're into that sort of thing.

Cheers :cheers:

.

 

[shropshire lad]

Now where should we go next. :doh:

A nice day out to North Wales, to http://www.cobrecords.com/

A veritable treasure trove.

Once you're finished in the shop, *** across the road to Porthmadog railway station and go in the bar. Fantastic array of real ale's if you're into that sort of thing.

Cheers :cheers:

.

I went there last August , but I was very disappointed . Maybe my expectations were to high but they had nothing there that interested me at all . However , I do have some rather unusual tastes when it comes to music.

I should have just gone and sampled a few ales instead ,

Nick

 

[Charlie Jefferson]

A couple of hours worth of:

1) Obscurity Knocks EP - Trash Can Sinatras

2) How Could I Know - My Morning Jacket B-side

3) Studio Tan (Side 1) - Frank Zappa

4) Lick My Decals Off, Baby (Side 2) - Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band

Time for time-shifted Newsnight and then sleep.

 

[Lost Angeles]

Now where should we go next. :doh:

A nice day out to North Wales, to http://www.cobrecords.com/

A veritable treasure trove.

Once you're finished in the shop, *** across the road to Porthmadog railway station and go in the bar. Fantastic array of real ale's if you're into that sort of thing.

Cheers :cheers:.

Nice idea DIB but Porthmadog is a long way from my house to go and look at a few records.
Having a few beers would involve an overnight stop and I’m not sure the wife would appreciate that.
She’d think I was spoiling her.
The last time we were there we caught the train to Blaenau Ffestiniog and what a lovely train journey it was. Trouble is my wife reckoned we had arrived “in the “pits” of Britain”, it was a lovely day but it still looked awful. It made Rugeley look good.
Kicked off tonight with

 

[Lost Angeles]

A bit of variety tonight

 

[DIB]

Nice idea DIB but Porthmadog is a long way from my house to go and look at a few records.
Having a few beers would involve an overnight stop and I’m not sure the wife would appreciate that.
She’d think I was spoiling her.
The last time we were there we caught the train to Blaenau Ffestiniog and what a lovely train journey it was. Trouble is my wife reckoned we had arrived “in the “pits” of Britain”, it was a lovely day but it still looked awful. It made Rugeley look good.
Kicked off tonight with

Totally agree about BF, lovely journey and all that, but not worth getting off the train. Never been to Rugeley so couldn't possibly comment

.

 

[Charlie Jefferson]

1) The Game - Queen

2) It Still Moves - My Morning Jacket

3) Acousitc Citsuoca - My Morning Jacket

Any of you chaps see the news line about HMV re-stocking vinyl in some stores?

 

[shropshire lad]

Nice idea DIB but Porthmadog is a long way from my house to go and look at a few records.
Having a few beers would involve an overnight stop and I’m not sure the wife would appreciate that.
She’d think I was spoiling her.
The last time we were there we caught the train to Blaenau Ffestiniog and what a lovely train journey it was. Trouble is my wife reckoned we had arrived “in the “pits” of Britain”, it was a lovely day but it still looked awful. It made Rugeley look good.
Kicked off tonight with

Totally agree about BF, lovely journey and all that, but not worth getting off the train. Never been to Rugeley so couldn't possibly comment

.

You want to go there on a rainy Sunday afternoon in March with a two hour wait until the next train with a pregnant wife ,3 year old brat and nothing open ! I'm surprised we got out of there alive and didn't top ourselves . However , the slate mines are interesting ,

Nick

. ( I believe that is now the fashionable thing to do at the end of a post)

 

[gbhsi1]

Currently listening to AC/DC 'Dirty Deeds gone Dirty Cheap' - previously was listening to a newly purchased vinyl called 'Captain Lockheed and the Starfighter'....first time I have listened to Hawkwind

 

[Lost Angeles]

Totally agree about BF, lovely journey and all that, but not worth getting off the train. Never been to Rugeley so couldn't possibly comment

.

There are loads of towns in the UK worse than Rugeley, at least they have a decent vinyl shop. The one you mentionesd is a 100 miles away and no one mentioned one nearer.

Anyway tonight I have had a sort out and dug out an album by Tea and one by Trace, must have been the wife's. Anyone remember them (No googling). Will give them a spin and see what I think. ray:

 

[Lost Angeles]

However , the slate mines are interesting ,

Nick

Good place to leave a three year old brat :twisted:

 

[DIB]

Anyway tonight I have had a sort out and dug out an album by Tea and one by Trace, must have been the wife's. Anyone remember them (No googling). Will give them a spin and see what I think. ray:

Oh yes I know Trace. I have a CD-R sent to to me a few years ago by someone from another forum. Progtastic mate!

Dutch band if I remember rightly in a sort of ELP style. I'm going to play that tonight.

.

 

[Rob998]

 

[Lost Angeles]

DIB. As I was playing the Trace album I thought it might be your scene, thought it was a bit like Focus. Not sure if it's for me. The Tea album was refreshing :rofl:

I moved on to

Looking at last post may have to be some Zep next

 

[Rob998]

Looking at last post may have to be some Zep next

Choose a better one than TSRTS then. I'm slightly disappointed with it. Foolishly, I bought an original pressing, whereas I subsequently found out the re-issue is a better album. Hey Ho! Someone on Vinyl Engine recommended How The West Was Won as Zep at their best.

Anyway Stargazing Live has just finished, and I can't be bothered dragging the telescope outside, but still feel all astronomical, so:

 

[Lost Angeles]

Looking at last post may have to be some Zep next

Choose a better one than TSRTS then. I'm slightly disappointed with it. Foolishly, I bought an original pressing, whereas I subsequently found out the re-issue is a better album. Hey Ho! Someone on Vinyl Engine recommended How The West Was Won as Zep at their best.

Anyway Stargazing Live has just finished, and I can't be bothered dragging the telescope outside, but still feel all astronomical, so:

The moon is the stargazers worst enemy. Good album though.

 

[Charlie Jefferson]

1) Standing Ovation - Larry Coryell

Just squeezing in side one of this inbetween watching the brilliant Jonathan Meades On France then a time lapsed Newsnight. Then sleep.

It's a rare night when TV pre-Newsnight wins out over music. I feel bereft when I've only played half an album.

 

[Charlie Jefferson]

The dominance of the guitar in it's many manifestations continues in my listening habits:

1) Circuses And Bread - The Durutti Column

A vinyl re-issue of their 1985 album. Stunning quality pressing that complements the genius at work that is Vini Reilly.

 

[mitch65]

I just got this LP reissue this week -- it has large red writing over half the cover - this cover above I think must be an earlier issue on a different label couldn't find my one on the web and my scanner isn't plugedin. I don't think it matters too much as it is fundamentally a great recording.

Half these 1975 tracks are on the 2005 extended CD reissue '77 and the CD comp "Sand in the Vaseline" - but the other 7 or 8 (of 15) are not elsewhere to my knowledge - let alone on Vinyl, which is crisp/lively sounding and has great bass.

That's the baby!

 

[Lost Angeles]

Decided to kick off tonight with a Classic

and cotinued with

Santana III for those who don't know. The pic fits in slightly with the stargazing week.

 

[Charlie Jefferson]

Decided to kick off tonight with a Classic

and cotinued with

Santana III for those who don't know. The pic fits in slightly with the stargazing week.

Good evening LA,

I love the early Purple LPs, but haven't got any on vinyl. I bet In Rock sounds great. My CD never really, er, rocks!