what are you listening to at the moment?

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jonclox

As an ex canoeist this whole film has special memmories for me-- :thumbsup:


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Newportnobby

King Crimson - In the Court of, and Red
I sure do miss that mellotron

tcinbg

Dave Brubeck. Just found this, http://www.wimp.com/davebrubeck/ , still as good as he ever was, 92 this year in December.

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longbridge

Willy Nelson : On the Road Again : Seven Spanish Angels.
Keep on Smiling
Dave.

Mustermark

Pink Floyd The Wall 2011 Remastered (Deluxe Experience Edition).

I now have this third copy of the album, largely purchased for the bonus disc 3.  I doubt my old ears could tell the sound qualities of the remastering.  I already own the original and the live version (which I was fortunate to see at Earl's Court in 1980 at the age of 16).

Disc 3 is a bunch of original demo material. 

The original of Another Brick Pt 2 would not have been the Christmas No 1 in 1979!  It started out as a little acoustic number :-\ and seems to have evolved into something sounding more like the final version of Part 1.

Interestingly Part 1 wasn't about his dad to begin with... The lyrics originally began "We don't need your adulation, we don't need your starry gaze", which would seem to be a reflection of Roger's emotional separation from the fans that came to a head (according to Mr Waters) when he spat at a fan climbing onto the stage.

There's a very different, but rather good, version of "Young Lust".  And "Teacher Teacher" seems to be a track that ended up on The Final Cut as "The Hero's Return".  It's interesting too how the lead guitar bits are mostly completely missing.  Without Dave Gilmour adding his magic, it would definitely not have been one of the greatest albums ever created.  I do wonder how much better it might have been had Waters let Gilmour have a bigger hand in it.

Rick Wright's :angel: Hammond organ seems to have featured more prominently on these early versions.

"The Doctor" (Comfortably Numb) was very similar musically but the words in the verse were very different...  The doc telling Pink to pull himself together... :smiley-laughing:  No big second guitar solo either.

Some of the tracks are from master tape, and you can hear the tape hiss.  How long since I heard that?!? :smiley-laughing:

Fascinating listening. 8)

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Kipper

After a bit of digging in my old (home made for home use only) CD box, I found The Free Story (ALL Right Now; My Brother Jake).

Newportnobby

Quote from: Kipper on March 18, 2012, 08:46:45 PM
After a bit of digging in my old (home made for home use only) CD box, I found The Free Story (ALL Right Now; My Brother Jake).

My favourite band :thumbsup: :music:

MinZaPint

Quote from: tcinbg on March 17, 2012, 07:57:40 PM
Dave Brubeck. Just found this, http://www.wimp.com/davebrubeck/ , still as good as he ever was, 92 this year in December.

That was brilliant, many thanks for posting, was going to do some modelling this morning but dug out my vinyl instead!
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painbrook

60800 Green Arrow leaving Preston and about to climb the Farington Curve Junction, heading for Blackburn, the date was 29/12/99. Yes you've guessed it,,,,,Heritage Steam Archive Vol 39 (Lancashire Hotpot) cd. Who needs dcc sound. Cheers john.


longbridge

Bryan Ferry, "The Price of Love"   and Spandau Ballet  "True".
Keep on Smiling
Dave.

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Dock Shunter

Floyd........The Final Cut...... :music:
Steve Earle......Guitar Town........ :music:

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