Sounding ethereal and deeply spiritual on vinyl before leaving for work.The purity is off the scale
Faure - Requiem
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Wishing you a good day Garry …classic Sabs…I am listening to the complete opposite 
Cheers Ian
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Last night having a blast with a music friend, the below ones have been the albums we scanned through…we started on the heavier side
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We ended with Liz Wright, a more rocky listening session as normal, normally we are focused more on also good sounding stuff….
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Nubya Garcia Odyssey. Second run through. I’d been really looking forward to this and expected to buy the vinyl but find, whilst I appreciated the artistry, I didn’t really enjoy it. In fact the only track I actually liked was Triumphance which is back to her dubby ways. Too much of a Conservatoire piece? No doubt I will try again.
Better for me is Cassie Kinoshi’s Seed Gratitude which, whilst still orchestral in part, is well … Jazzier.
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Jamie XX deluxe edition of In Waves, 3 vinyl version with one black, one white and then the additional tracks on this beauty.
Cracking production.
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Some of their best songs on that album imo, stunner!
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Why? Way back machine in operation. I got onto the band after watching them in the Woodstock film. ( First time around.)
steve
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Katie Melua_Piece by Piece, on CD, from c.2005
Charity shop purchase for £1. Her second album after the highly successful ‘Call off the search’. Lots of muzak to my ears. To me, it’s a case of once I’d heard COTS, much which follows sounds the same (sadly).
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2 x LP - Atlantic 2014 remaster : )
Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy
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Robert Plant – lead vocals
Jimmy Page – guitars, production
John Paul Jones – bass guitar, piano, electric piano, Mellotron, organ, synthesizer, synthesized bass, backing vocals on “The Ocean”
John Bonham – drums, backing vocals on “The Ocean”
Recordings from December 1971 to August 1972 London UK
Album Released 28th March 1973
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John Bonham died on this day in 1980
John Henry Bonham (31 May 1948 – 25 September 1980)
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I’m guessing they all have Stargazer in the setlist? I never saw these (CDs I guess) here in Canada so the best I got was the vinyl of Munich 1977 but sadly Stargazer was missing from that set. Which one the three is the most enjoyable?
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On Vinyl:
Christine McVie - Songbird
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Kenny Clarke/Francy Boland Big Band ‘Historically Speaking’ (Emanon, 2CD). CD1.
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