Another lost album from the fuzzy recesses of my memory.
Sounding better than I remember (Tidal Master)
Miss that out there die cut open out sleeve though!
Sorry to hog this space, man! but when did you last see a sleeve like this? (Pics from Discogs) What were these guys on 
Kim ‘n Keith doing their thing. Anyone who knows Jarrett only as a jazz musician should check this out.
At an all night Hawkwind gig in another time and dimension, the band and most of us in the audience were on something illicit!
Anyone remember the Kinetic Circus venue in Birmingham? By day it was the Mayfair Ballroom!
To be honest probably a bit before my time, I came by the In Search Of Space album probably a few years later
Kinetic Circus | Birmingham Music Archive
Great info, thanks for the link. One of the people posting comments might be a pal that I went to many gigs with in Birmingham in the 70s. Good memories.
Pink Floyd
The Dark Side Of The Moon
Woke up this morning with an inner ear infection, room spinning and dizziness, not sure if this is a good idea to play some music.
Decided to start with my favourite Pink Floyd album, at low volume.
Edward
Phew!, after all that wigging out something a bit more soulful and spiritual.
In my view the finest Roots Reggae album ever, period. Songs of sublime beauty, dealing with spiritual themes, struggle, poverty, love and armageddon that come from a higher place.
Blackheart Man is the prejudicial and fearful term, used by conservative thinking Jamaicans towards Rastafarians, who were terribly discriminated against and outcast by Jamaican society, the devils with black hearts.
Whenever I’ve ever faced any difficulties on lifes road this is an album I always turn too. My desert island disc…
I was born in Small Heath
From The Land Of 1000 Dances to Here Comes The Hotstepper
I lived some years in Handsworth and a little time in Winson Green😎
Little true story 4 ya, my uncle used to care take a community hall in Handsworth, he once told me that he ejected a band that were hanging out in the hall without permission, later turned out it was Steel Pulse! Whaaaaaat!
Yes, I have this and play it quite a lot. It pushed me into buying Leo Greens album.
Black Country Communion. Debut album on CD. Can’t confess to loving every track but “Song of Yesterday” is one of my favourite rock songs. Would have bought the album just for that track. A mix of Free and Zep , Bonamassa and Glen Hughes both brilliant.
Original Raggamuffin!
Kicking up some Friday afternoon Dancehall rumpus!
Early Nineties Cutty Ranks session recorded at Fashion Records A Class Studio in the basement of Dub Vendor Lavender Hill Clapham Junction.
Run the track rude bwoy! 
Doesn’t Her Majesty have a guest house at Winston Green?
