Yes, I listened, didn’t enjoy much of what I heard, and decided to shelve it for another few tears.
A travesty and missed opportunity that the original musicians weren’t invited to perform this masterpiece of an album.
Current lineup is,in my judgement, a circus act.
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That’s better.
Pre 1977 Crash 3 X CD box set. Well the box set came later but you know what I mean.
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Jimmy Scott - The Source
From 1970 this album has a beautiful version of ‘On Broadway’
Nice that Jimmy had a resurgence in his career courtesy of David Lynch and Lou Reed.
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My experience of the remix was the opposite - like you I didn’t much like the original Animals (I did keep trying through several plays) but the remix was a revelation. Brought the music alive for me.
Bear in mind that I came very late to the album (and the later Floyd albums in general) so I had no years of listening memory that the original evoked.
Great remix imho👌
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John Prine - John Prine - CD
Another blast from the past, John is another long time fav, and sadly missed, I couldn’t make my mind up which to play, so went back to the beginning.
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Brilliant album with some absolute classics ‘Hello in There’, ‘Sam Stone’ and the brilliant ‘Angel from Montgomery’.
Most artists would have been content with just one of those songs.
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All great tracks, “Hello In There” is a personal all time favourite track, in my top 10, I also like David Allan Coe’s version from the same named album (1985)
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Bette Midler also did a fine version.
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She did indeed as did Joan Baez, even Roger Waters has covered it, it’s a great song.
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Mantric Muse : Mantric Muse (CD Rip)
If you like the Ozric Tentacles this should be right up your street, some tripped out instrumental space rock
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