What are you listening to?

[LawrenceA]

The Cure Japanese Whispers

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NICK DRAKE Pink Moon  

 

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I kept all my records. Most of them are from the early 80s. Have some classical albums and while I bought many of the same thing on cd it was almost always a different version. With a new turntable I am comparing. I have always enjoyed the liner notes on classical albums.

Today was an old Ashkenazy recording of the First and Second Rachmaninov piano concertos.

I did keep this box set, found pic online, but had many classical vinyl a library inherited!

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Real teeth are so refreshing to see. I’ve grown to hate straight white teeth, especially on women who smile that big fake smile that’s so obviously fake that you wonder why they are wasting their time smiling.

And Leslie had real teeth, though they remind me of Halloween pop-ins... MOUNTAIN was awesome.

HANK WILLIAMS 40 Greatest Hits

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THE FLAMIN GROOVIES Shake Some Action

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Hank Williams does it too but it only works if it’s very subtle. Here is an example. Tap your foot to the beat before you listen to the vocal....

Between the two of them, HANK did it first. Both innate musicians. Good remarks.

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FLAMIN' GROOVIES Teenage Head

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Even weirder than usual:

[Andree]

A song that Led Zep didn't "borrow."

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A song that Led Zep didn't "borrow."...

And just perfect.

VANGELIS China

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DAVID BOWIE The Rise and Fall Of Ziggy Stardust

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Professional Murder Music - "A Night Like This"

A pretty decent cover of The Cure tune.




Professional Murder Music - "Fall Again"

This was featured in the slasher flick Valentine (2001), which I'm pretty sure I saw back when it was released, but remember nothing about. I think it's safe to say the song made more of an impression on me than the movie.

[Andree]

DAVID BOWIE The Rise and Fall Of Ziggy Stardust

From a prefect album, at least to me. I think they cut down on the ripoffs of old blues musicians as their career progressed.

I was really into Bowie back then. Saw him twice in concert. Most excellent.

[Andree]