After hearing “Randy Scouse Git” on a radio earlier this morning
The Monkees - Greatest Hits.
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Prompted by a BBC article suggesting Linkin Park have a new lead singer.
It still upsets me to think Chester Bennington was in such a dark place.
(Castle of Glass)
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I’ve never actually listened to that, another for the pending playlist.
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I like the album, but my mate thinks its absolute c**p, like a lot of Rogers output, you need to be in the mood for it.
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these NO boxed sets are for their retirement funds…
New Linkin Park single
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CD - AliaVox - 2003 : )
De la Iberia Antigua al Nuevo Mundo (1550-1750)
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La Capella Reial de Catalunya
Montserrat Figueras, Adriana Fernández, Marisa Vila - sopranos
Maite Arruabarrena, Rosa Domínguez - mezzo-sopranos
Carlos Mena, Josep Hernández - contreténors
Lambert Climent, Francesc Garrigosa, Lluís Vilamajó, Miguel Bernal - ténors
Furio Zanasi, Jordi Ricart - barytons
Ivan García, Daniele Carnovich - basses
Hespèrion XXI
Direction Jordi Savall
Data i lloc de gravació : a la Col·legiata del Castell de Cardona (Catalunya) del 10 al 13 desembre 2001, 5 novembre 2002 i 8 i 9 gener 2003
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I don’t have much in the way of early Bee Gees, so this does fine
Their Greatest Hits: The Record, on hdcd.
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the The: Ensoulment
My long held wish finally granted. Glad he didn’t pass away before releasing this as Mark Hollis did, dashing my hopes of anything new from him 
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Haven’t heard Tumbleweed connection for years, thanks for the reminder, Pete.
My wife and I listened to A Momentary Lapse of Reason on tidal tonight. We played the whole album, which we don’t usually do, but we wanted to give a a solid like/dislike and I’m glad to say that we really enjoyed it. When it was released, I must have been up to my arse in alligators with running the business at the time and didn’t take the time to buy it and have a listen.
She’s away for the weekend tomorrow and when she gets back we’ll be doing the same with The Division Bell.
I do enjoy David Gilour’s smooth vocals with Rick Wright’s perceptive harmonies. And, of course, both of their excellent instrumentals. A couple of very talented dudes, and it’s nice to listen to them without so many gd dmn depressing lyrics underlying the tunes. I don’t miss RW in the least.
A welcome progression.
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Classic Elton John is pretty special. I do like David Gilmours voice it’s his lyrics I struggle with. I did enjoy his new album but I noticed everyone including his grandkids have helped with them (lyrics).
Good thing is we all hear different things from the same album or artist.
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