Full Range
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The photos do look similar ✅ Im trying to change up the photos for a little variety
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Time for some New Wave Synth Pop from 1985 I have already presented the very popular Heatland album released 1983 The Flame album was released next but had big shoes to fill They did that convincingly — All great tracks But listen to the track - Cathedral Artist - Real Life Title - Flame
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Today I found hiding in amonst the classical part of the collection From 1974 a great rocky prog album Artist - Procol Harum Title - Exotic Birds and Fruit
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I wonder if he will do King Crimson
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You should see my reactions when I listen to Genesis - Nursery Cryme
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Today’s playing is a Jazz day So a trio of Australian jazz happily spinning and listening by this band from my collection My favourite of the trio is St James with Don Burrows Artist - The Galapagos Duck Titles - Endangered Species In Flight St James
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A good friend has the Decca Box Set - still sealed
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Will look into it again just for you But on 2112 I only liked the Title track 2112 and Twilight Zone Am I missing something?
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Yes - you are probably right on that one Still they released some great material - and that’s why I am buying some LPs 😎
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I liked Hemispheres But I wanted 3 albums that encompasses an era As a person that had very little knowledge of Rush and looking now as a critic I chose the 3 Hemispheres is actually very similar to - A Farewell To Kings & a little bit like dream theatre ? But A Farewell To Kings ticked my boxes as a better album Just me picking one album over another - doesn’t mean that Hemispheres is bad because it’s not
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My Rush post above is a hint hint that with luck 3 UK 1st press Rush LPs may be coming my way ( fingers crossed ) 1) Signals 2) Moving Pictures 3) A Farewell To Kings I blame Mike with his Rush posts Have listened to all Rush albums - however in my opinion the 3 in the above list were to my liking and best based on my assessment sessions And on another update I have secured the Marillion B Sides LP
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Nice looking rig ✅✅✅
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@dirtmudd Mike - I am going to use the start of roundabout for a photo video I’m making of our recent trip to NZ The section it will be used in is at Milford Sound then I will tack on another audio file for the remainder
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Go to Discogs and join https://www.discogs.com/my ( use same name if you like ) Then add your records , tapes, CDs to the collection One can also buy and sell and see how much ones collection is worth based on condition ect
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@billybob Catalogue your collection on Discogs
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@WillyBob due to the recording method and technology of the day It will sound like this If they used 78 rpm and used a better recording method the sound would probably be way better than 33rpm but less content would fit on the disc
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I have found another laser etched album in the recent record clean up Hope the photo shows the laser reflection This laser disc is only inscribed on one of the two sides Artist - Styx Title - Paradise- Gala Premiere A 1981 Australian release - Special Laser Etched Cat# L 37525
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Happy International Record Store day Lets spin some vinyl or go out and purchase some This morning I’m spinning the second Man record in the collection A double album and the third release from this band Very well put together album that will delight most prog fans Artist - Man Title - Back Into The Future 1974 Australian Release Cat# L45393/4
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The brass highlights in the Fictitious Sports album is excellent 👍🏼
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Grendel does have similarities to Genesis
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Having a look at getting this LP but listening first on YouTube
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A friend of mine (/ex drummer ) recommended to have a listen to a band called Pineapple Thief
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Sunset in New Zealand Ship to ship photo
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I am very fortunate to have such a record collection Not a large collection by any stretch but all quality LPs by quality artists When I was young I tended to gravitate to “non pop “ artists and quite a few had to be ordered or imported for me The record shop staff had no idea until they found the listing in their catalogue More good LPs still to be played
