Line and Length
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What's a work day? No such thing when you've retired!
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Albums you've listened to today
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Burgey
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Firstly, you should be working on your commute instead of sloughing off
Secondly, you should have people who cook for you ffs.
GIMH
Norwood's on Fire
SillyCowCorner1
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At work in the back dam, one guy has a bluetooth speaker...while another has an mp3 player (like an Ipod)....good amount of space on it. Lots of 'albums'. It keeps us busy (and sane) while collecting samples far away from any civilization.
Line and Length
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Today it was:
Dido - "Life for Rent"
Dido - "Life for Rent"
dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
Blackstar - Mos Def & Talib Kweli are Blackstar
God tier hip-hop album.
God tier hip-hop album.
duffer
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Listened to 'Black on Both Sides' the other day. Banger
BoyBrumby
Englishman
Ecce Homo - Grant Hart
The Argument - Grant Hart
Sleepwalker - The Kinks
Perdida - Stone Temple Pilots
The latter the biggest surprise. It's a full-on acoustic, country-flecked, dare one say it, folk album from STP. Surprisingly beautiful it is too.
Matey boy, the new singer (Jeff Gutt, apparently, so the liner booklet says) really sounds frighteningly like Weiland too. Certainly the best thing they've done this century.
The Argument - Grant Hart
Sleepwalker - The Kinks
Perdida - Stone Temple Pilots
The latter the biggest surprise. It's a full-on acoustic, country-flecked, dare one say it, folk album from STP. Surprisingly beautiful it is too.
Matey boy, the new singer (Jeff Gutt, apparently, so the liner booklet says) really sounds frighteningly like Weiland too. Certainly the best thing they've done this century.
Line and Length
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Joan Armatrading - "To The Limit"
Dire Straits - "Communique"
Dire Straits - "Communique"
cpr
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So i cracked and bought some new vinyl yesterday. Asda were whacking out Nevermind for £11 and the Pulp Fiction soundtrack for a tenner - the latter just screams 'play me on vinyl' IMO. So there's todays listen.
Also, new vinyl is so much thicker than original albums, feels weird..
Also, new vinyl is so much thicker than original albums, feels weird..
RossTaylorsBox
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Finally, no kids, working from home.
M83 - Dead Cities, Red Seas & Lost Ghosts
M83 - Dead Cities, Red Seas & Lost Ghosts
Spark
Global Moderator
This talk is seriously going to push me into actually getting a turntable (a proper one, not an ancient 50 year old one with a 50 year old cartridge that'll probably rip any records I put in it to shreds before long) and LPs of my favourite albums if it continues
Line and Length
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Into the Stones today - pre the loss of Brian Jones
Rolling Stones - "Aftermath"
Rolling Stones - "Between the Buttons" - one of their more interesting studio albums. This is the UK/Australian version not the USA release which removed "Backstreet Girl" and "Please Go Home" and replaced them with the double A side single numbers "Ruby Tuesday" and "Let's Spend the Night Together".
One of my favourite tracks
Rolling Stones - "Aftermath"
Rolling Stones - "Between the Buttons" - one of their more interesting studio albums. This is the UK/Australian version not the USA release which removed "Backstreet Girl" and "Please Go Home" and replaced them with the double A side single numbers "Ruby Tuesday" and "Let's Spend the Night Together".
One of my favourite tracks