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13 Feb 2011

Albums you know you like

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Posted By : Alyerpal | Comments : 10

but haven't listened to for ages.......

I have to thank Mr Richard Harrison and Mr Robert Redfern for getting me back into two absolutely stonking albums that I hadn't thought about for ages.

Rick's blog about Floyd and Genesis prompted me to dig out 'Wind and Wuthering', an amazing album from Genesis that I hadn't listened to for about 5 years.

Not only is Rob's new band called 'Black Rose', but in a conversation he mentioned that it was one of his favourite Lizzy albums, so I pulled that one out aswell and played it on the way home from a gig in Preston - and it's still on in the car!

Whilst it's brilliant to discover new music, it can be just as good to rediscover old favourites....

AYP

Comments

# Posted by Alyerpal - 13/02/2011, 12:46 (GMT)

# Posted by Alyerpal - 13/02/2011, 12:47 (GMT)

# Posted by Jez (Route 69) - 13/02/2011, 13:07 (GMT)

its a greatst hits -sorry, but just had it on.
Little Angels - rockin!

# Posted by The Cottonhouse Shakers - 13/02/2011, 13:39 (GMT)

Hundreds of them - most of my 33's actually.

No sleep til Hammersmith (from the live albums thread)

# Posted by TEX & THE HARDCORE TROUBAD... - 13/02/2011, 15:06 (GMT)

fer me its
Mick Ronsons Album ''Play don't worry''... The empty bed is one hell of a lyrical journey, gets me every time ;-)
n ''Billy Porter'' strikes a chord too ;-P

# Posted by Serotonin - 13/02/2011, 15:08 (GMT)

It's got to be Genesis Trick of the Tail for me.......this album was the sound track to my first years of life.....and has been a massive influence eversince. Phil Colins one of the best....and most underated drummers of all time!

PS it is I, (Dan the drummer)

# Posted by MOTHERS RUIN - 13/02/2011, 15:40 (GMT)

Chris de Burgh -Man on the Line & Breakfast in America-Supertramp & The Party aint over yet Quo

# Posted by JOHNNY MEERKAT - 13/02/2011, 16:18 (GMT)

AfterNight Train Alec posted the Fab Faux the other day I have dug out The Beatles Abbey Road ..The medley on the 2nd side (of the vinyl) is just awesome.. if you missed the link....

http://vimeo.com/11237479

Enjoy ..it's brilliant

# Posted by Sandwich Slayer - 13/02/2011, 23:52 (GMT)

primus antipop. got it out to lend it to a friend who's never heard of em. listening to it now, used to play it a lot, great album, think i'll be playing a lot again for a while

# Posted by Kingpin (Keith) - 14/02/2011, 09:24 (GMT)

Montrose - self titled 45 odd minuites of balls out Rock!

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