Kind of prefer my battered original vinyl for some reason … this certainly sounds way less crispy 
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Watching The Prodigy at Reading on Friday night.
Blimey, just stunning … … … LOUD! … … … is there any other way?
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Ian, what fab production! The Graham Massey/808 State influence always makes this old Manc a happy bunny.
Hope all is well.
Steve
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Immense eh?
I was very close to the bass bins on one foray. It really hurt.
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Sorry, I fear I may have misled you there … … … I’m watching right now on iPlayer … … … still LOUD!, though … … … naturally. 
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Ian Carr doing a pretty good Mr Rusty impersonation !
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Haha - I’d forgotten that was what he was called. Ah well Time for Bed!
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Decided to stay in 1972 for this superb Mike Westbrook Quintet live album on Cadillac CD. The only ever recording of this band. Shame.
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LP - Universal 2015 back to black reissue : )
Elvis Costello and the Attractions - Trust
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>>
Elvis Costello – vocals, guitars, birthday cake 
Steve Nieve – piano, organ
Bruce Thomas – bass
Pete Thomas – drums
with
Glenn Tilbrook – vocal on “From a Whisper to a Scream”
Martin Belmont – guitar on “From a Whisper to a Scream”
Recorded at DJM studios, and Eden Studios, London in 1980
~ < < 70 > > ~
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Chuffed to death to pick this up for a song earlier today at a local record fair. Sold as & definitely is Nr Mint. Great morning browsing & chatting to the dealers. Vinyl.
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I was thinking just that when Violently Happy was on and thinking what a club type of mix it was.I never new who produced it but reading your reply.It makes sence.
A very clever album with instruments and I thought some tracks where being led by the bass guitar
Enjoy your night Steve and love to Belle x
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John Martyn. Sunday’s Child. 1973. Also one of my favourites of Martyn’s. Includes a stunning version of the traditional song " Spencer the Rover"
Helpers include Danny Thompson, John Bundrick, and two future members of " Back Street Crawler".
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My turntable’s on a bit of a Pharoah Sanders kick today. First was the Harvest Time box set (Luaka Bop), then Alice Coltrane - Journey to Satchidananda (Impulse) and now the Floating Points and Pharoah collab - Promises (Luaka Bop). Wasn’t much of a fan of the latter when it first came out but it’s really growing on me now.
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