I just came on here to post this as had it recommended by a friend! Absolutely enchanting music.
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Pink Floyd - A Momentary Lapse Of Reason / Discovery Edition - CD (1987)
There’s been a lot of Dave Gilmour / Roger Waters played over the last couple of days, so with this being released 37 years ago today 08/09/87, seems a good reason to give this a spin, not the best Pink Floyd and its a Dave Gilmour effort with Roger having left the Floyd.
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Sarah McLachlan - Afterglow.
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Off to see Costello & Nieve tonight so I’m warming up with Disc 1 from this 5 disc live set from 1996. I’ve not bought his recent stuff so I’m not entirely sure what to expect. Hopefully he performs some stuff I can sing along to as well as his new stuff and the inevitable covers. Uniti Core.
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Enjoy the gig tonight 
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Thank you
Glad you’re enjoying RC, most of his stuff is available on Qobuz now as well.
But but but … would you even use it? If so, why, when you could use your lovely LP12?
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I know…
It is a nostalgia thing. I have considered all the extras that would be required as well (Phono Stage, Shelf Space, Cables, potential refurb costs, Cartridge) and realise that a £500 TD160 would become at least a £1000 exercise in futility @bhoyo 
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Sir Edward / Nigel Kennedy. Watford Town Hall 1984. Lovely.
One of the recordings that brought Kennedy to prominence.
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Playing Grateful Dead album - aka Skull & Roses
Jerry Garcia - lead guitar, vocals
Bob Weir - rhythm guitar, vocals
Phil Lesh - bass guitar, vocals
Bill Kreutzmann - drums
Ron “Pigpen” McKernan - organ, harmonica, vocals
Additional musician
Merl Saunders – organ on “Bertha”, “Playing in the Band”, and “Wharf Rat”
Live recordings from various venues 1971 / Album released in 1971
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Ron McKernan was born on this day in 1945
born on 8th September 1945, in San Bruno, California 
Ronald Charles McKernan (September 8, 1945 – March 8, 1973)
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