what are you listening to at the moment?

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Newportnobby

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August 01, 2025, 02:16:23 PM
Quote from: kusojiji on August 01, 2025, 01:46:04 PM
Quote from: Newportnobby on August 01, 2025, 12:59:32 PMI've always liked ELO since I saw them in Northampton in the early days (10538 Overture, anyone?)

Ooh, never heard that one before. Cool!

That was when Roy Wood was with them. I have it on 45 :)

Moonglum

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August 01, 2025, 04:03:31 PM Last Edit: August 01, 2025, 05:32:37 PM by Moonglum
It's hard to believe that this classic came out nearly 50 years ago. Al Stewart peaked with "Year of the Cat" and "Time Passages" (IMO). YOTC was produced and recorded by Alan Parsons and had some really good session musicians on it. So here he with the title track...


I have his last studio offering but it is nowhere near as good.

Tim

Bealman

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Yesterday at 04:13:20 AM
Like that. Brings back memories. Never ever was an ELO fan, though. Sorry!
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Moonglum

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Yesterday at 08:33:52 PM Last Edit: Yesterday at 10:03:40 PM by Moonglum
This is purfectly daft, look away Poppy @Train Waiting ...


Tim

No cats were hurt during the making of this film... although some became a bit paranoid!

PS John - this is Black Sabbath playing "War Pigs", probably not a disc in your collection :no:   

Train Waiting

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Yesterday at 08:51:43 PM
Quote from: Moonglum on Yesterday at 08:33:52 PMPS John - this is Black Sabbath playing "War Pigs", probably not a disc in your collection :no:

Golly-gosh, Tim; that was truly dreadful. What a racket! And you are completely correct; I don't have that gramophone record.

I'll need to compose myself after that gratuitous assault on my eardrums. Some Elgar first, then, I think, Dolly Parton, Reba and the Lynns, both of them. Maybe even a nice bit of ABBA.

Poppy declined to view the video - she has much more sense than me. But you knew that.

With all good wishes.

John
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Moonglum

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Yesterday at 09:13:57 PM Last Edit: Yesterday at 09:27:09 PM by Moonglum
I will go with the Elgar John @Train Waiting !

Newportnobby

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Today at 12:07:46 PM
A bit of an eclectic mix this morning but I just had to play this track much loved by (Whispering) Bob Harris and Johnnie Walker


My continuing thanks to Tim @Moonglum for his recommendation of Blackfield. I now have several tracks of theirs in my collection :)

kusojiji

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Today at 01:38:48 PM
Quote from: Newportnobby on Today at 12:07:46 PMA bit of an eclectic mix this morning but I just had to play this track much loved by (Whispering) Bob Harris and Johnnie Walker



I was wondering why it sounded familiar, I just listened to POCO earlier today.
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