Just that very first 'Ping' makes my spine tingle.

Jeff Wayne's 'War of the Worlds'. Timeless.
Highlights for me - Phil Lynott/Julie Covington and the wonderful voice of Richard Burton
Lowlight - hammy David Essex

This is probably not everyone's cup of tea but if you like contemporary jazz it could be for you :

https://youtu.be/L_HrSD-zCF0

Cesaria Evoria - Best Of

Its a morning for King Crimson - loud 

Wilko a long time before Game of Thrones

Last night (twice) and just now I listened to this, on CD of course. Even if you don't think you like Slade give this a try 

This drummers at the wrong gig 

 
Effective but a little exuberant, I thought Bet he honks a bit by the end of the set, though.
Keith Moon - eat yer heart out

A rather good quantity of mid 70's Dutch prog-funk

Inner Visions by Stevie Wonder.

He's blind but he knows that leaves are green, and they turn to brown, when autumn comes around.

The Beatles - Live at the BBC.

The age of innocence.

There was a very "Joy Division" type song over the end credits on Mindhunter Series 2 Episode 1 (Netflix)- so a quick look on the soundtracks website confirmed it was a Talking Heads song called The Overload. So, having never been a TH fan I'm giving the lp Remain In Light a listen and it's not bad at all.

I'm listening to a CD but I was at this gig and have seen the Quireboys several times. Fantastic live band where Spike (vocals) probably drinks more vodka in 1 gig than I have in my lifetime.

Two not dissimilar tracks 10 years apart from two very different bands....

Telegraph Road - Dire Straits (1982)
Dry County - Bon Jovi (1992)