Listening now to this stereo/mono CD.
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Stevie. I miss him
Today I'm listening to...
The Traveling Wilbury's Vol 1
A great album from a great group!
The Traveling Wilbury's Vol 1
A great album from a great group!
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hafquark
400 Club - QQ All-Star
Silvius Leopold Weiss - Complete London Manuscript
A close friend of J.S. Bach. Great lute music!
A close friend of J.S. Bach. Great lute music!
more of my Genesis SHM - CD fixation. Have a single malt and some bud, turn this one up and experience Prog like no other
Audiowannabee
1K Club - QQ Shooting Star
Just put in
Cher If i could turn back time / greatest hits
N Supertramp breakfast in America
Cds
Cher If i could turn back time / greatest hits
N Supertramp breakfast in America
Cds
The Rang
2K Club - QQ Super Nova
Garbage - Not Your Kind of People, from 2012
The Deluxe Version with four bonus tracks.
Music: Every song is good. But, while their first 2 albums each had at least 4 killers tracks, none of the 15 tracks on this disc really stands out. So, a decent album, not a great one.
Sound: Almost every track is a loud, abrasive and in your face wall of sound.
It detracts from the music.
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It has a different version of Eyesight to the Blind.
Story is that Townsend delivered the masters to MoFi. He said "this is as far back as they go."
This version of Eyesight was only released previously on the first UK LP pressing.
No Who collection is complete without it.
Story is that Townsend delivered the masters to MoFi. He said "this is as far back as they go."
This version of Eyesight was only released previously on the first UK LP pressing.
No Who collection is complete without it.
Ok, 2nd up this morning....
Peter, Paul and Mary (MOVING)
I wish that Audio Fidelity hadn't skipped this one... it's every bit as good as their first and third albums.
Peter, Paul and Mary (MOVING)
I wish that Audio Fidelity hadn't skipped this one... it's every bit as good as their first and third albums.
ALL PPM albums pre 1970 are great!
I bought all the SACD'S.
I bought all the SACD'S.
Rawger
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Excellent. They should have replaced Roy Orbison with Neil Young that would’ve been perfect.
My father was a musician and music was constantly played in our home. He had the first three PPM albums and they were my very first favorite albums and I'd listen to them as often as I could ... until he brought home The Beatles Rubber Soul. The Beatles became my favorite group after that. For some reason he didn't continue with the other PPM albums until their Album 1700 but that was much later after it was released. I had to discover their other albums later on my own... many years later, I started playing guitar...and I learned how to play finger picked style guitar from these Peter Paul and Mary albums...
They did replace Orbison with Del Shannon. I think Runaway was the only track they recorded before Shannon's untimely demise.
Time for a little....
Seals & Crofts' Greatest Hits
Happy Friday People!
Seals & Crofts' Greatest Hits
Happy Friday People!
http://dr.loudness-war.info/album/view/59091
Excellent fidelity & musicianship:
John McGlaughlin
Jean-Luc Ponty
Plus a Cello and additional violin .
Digitally Remastered by Larry Keyes.
Excellent fidelity & musicianship:
John McGlaughlin
Jean-Luc Ponty
Plus a Cello and additional violin .
Digitally Remastered by Larry Keyes.
an 80's gem from Ronnie Montrose
and then there was Linda
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