Rumours Fleetwood Mac
Was never a huge fan when this was released, mainly cause it just got overplayed. Every time you went somewhere you’d hear a track or two. However time has changed my mind and with sad loss over night of Christine McVie thought I’d have a listen.
I love all my original Rush vinyl.
I have many of the rerelease/anniversary editions, but the originals always make the experience that little bit extra special😊
It will be first on tomorrow 
Now playing…
Matthew Halsall (Trumpet), Nat Birchall (Saxophone), Rachael Gladwin (Harp), Adam Fairhall (Piano), Gavin Barras (Bass), Gaz Hughes (Drums), Stan Ambrose (Harp), Mohamed Assani (Sitar), Chris Davies (Tablas).
Streaming on Qobuz (96/24)… continuing on this afternoon with Matthew with his talented group of musicians and they are sounding sublime!
I only rolled on the LP sleeves!!! I’ve always been fussy about looking after my LPs
Can’t stop liking this on NumbTube for some reason?
Enjoying this new release from a local band The Smith Street Band, Life After Football. The football they refer to is Aussie Rules but the title seems to work well after last nights game. Also anyone interested in good political based bands similar to Midnight Oil (a bit more indie style) might also give it a spin it’s available on Qobuz.
Country Joe and the Fish Electric Music for the Mind and Body. Groove man 
Fleetwood Mac - Kiln House - 1970
Cover by Christine McVie
Mindful of the late hour, quietly over speakers.
Björk’s wonderful Biophilia, first press.
While reading the Biophilia Live book:
Je t’adore.
I saw Blodwyn Pig at the Fillmore East long ago. “Dear Jill” was a highlight of the show.
Now playing…
Matthew Halsall & The Gondwana Orchestra - When The World Was One
Matthew Halsall (Trumpet), Nat Birchall (Saxophone), Lisa Mallett (Flute), Keiko Kitamura (Koto), Rachael Gladwin (Harp), Taz Modi (Piano), Gavin Barras (Bass) and Luke Flowers (Drums).
Streaming on Qobuz (88.2/24)… closing out the day with Matthew and he and his talented orchestra are sounding sublime! One beautiful album and a lovely way to ease off into dream land…
