John Lennon - Lennon Legend, playing the dvd which contains what was then new remixes of all the tracks, except the Double Fantasy material. A few variations to keep it interestinng.
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Jimi Hendrix Live at Woodstock
Prior to playing the Woodstock triple album, I’ve jumped straight in at the end with the complete Hendrix set (two sets?). There was never anything too refined in Hendrix’s playing, particularly when playing live, but it’s great to feel in the moment as Jimi draws a curtain over the hippy dream.
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My copy of the CD/Blue Ray/Vinyl edition of Prince’s posthumous Welcome 2 America arrived in the mail yesterday and whilst not every track is a standout from Prince’s wider catalogue, there are some real gems here. Moreover, the recording is excellent, very direct (which I like) and the vocal harmonies are delivered as if Prince and his band are in the room. Hi-hat really crisp, bass lines are clear without being overly prominent. The foregoing applies to the cd-copy. I have yet to sample the vinyl and the blue ray. So far very happy with this new addition to my record collection
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Rather fine album, this.
Edit. Kristina Train.
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On Vinyl:
Jeff Beck - Emotion & Commotion
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CD - Explore Records 2006 : )
Anthony Pleeth - cello
Richard Webb - cello
Christopher Hogwood - harpsichord
Recorded: Rosslyn Hill Unitarian Chapel, London, March 1978
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Benedetto Marcello; Italian author and composer,
born in Venice, Italy, on this day in 1686
Benedetto Marcello 1686-1739
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I am a big fan
Birdy, young heart. Don’t think I can finish this today. It is 4mins to midnight here down under. But too good not to make a start. I think it will be a great album to start the day, too. 
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On Vinyl:
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On vinyl first pressing:
George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
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Inspired by @anon10403888, Time Waits for No One, Mick Taylors playing superb, and Nick Hopkins on piano. A favourite Stones track and album.
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On Vinyl:
Phil Collins - Face Value
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