What's Spinning
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LeeVing
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RIP
Was meaning to pick up a MoFi reissue as this is a bit trashed but never did.
David Crosby – If I Could Only Remember My Name
Atlantic – SD 7203, 1971
Cut at Artisan Sound Recorders
Pressed at Monarch
EDIT - just put an order in for the Chris Bellman cut from a few years ago. Seems the 45 RPM Mofi is sold out and going for a bit more than I want to spend.
Was meaning to pick up a MoFi reissue as this is a bit trashed but never did.
David Crosby – If I Could Only Remember My Name
Atlantic – SD 7203, 1971
Cut at Artisan Sound Recorders
Pressed at Monarch
EDIT - just put an order in for the Chris Bellman cut from a few years ago. Seems the 45 RPM Mofi is sold out and going for a bit more than I want to spend.
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TenderLovingKiller®
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Wait wut!? An unofficial Rentals album? That’s wild. I would love an official release.
TransformerMan
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Yeah I don't that's ever gonna happen unfortunately so I'll take what I can get
Thackeraye
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They did a great job on this reissue, if you've never given Gerry Rafferty a listen, you should
Gerry Rafferty – City To City
Parlophone - 2023
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Gerry Rafferty Mural on Brown's Lane © Thomas Nugent cc-by-sa/2.0
This gable end mural by Danny McDermott features Gerry Rafferty, who is probably best known for 'Baker Street'. This work is derived from the cover of Rafferty's 1978 LP 'City to City', which was illustrated by fellow Buddie John Byrne.
Street art in his hometown. Amazing to think that a group of three pals turned out to be Gerry, Billy Connolly and John Byrne. Those three have a lot to do with the growth of all the stuff coming out of Glasgow.
jt4527
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What's Spinning 2023 (Discogs listen through, first catalogued to last)
I have posted these recently in the thread, so I'll skip over them for the purposes of my play through:
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#8 The Minor Times – Making Enemies
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I have posted these recently in the thread, so I'll skip over them for the purposes of my play through:
Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2007 Vinyl release of "Daydream Nation" on Discogs.
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Radiohead - In Rainbows
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2007 Vinyl release of "In Rainbows" on Discogs.
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#8 The Minor Times – Making Enemies
The Minor Times - Making Enemies
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2004 Vinyl release of "Making Enemies" on Discogs.
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hype
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Stevie Nicks – Rock A Little (1985)
Thackeraye
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Thackeraye
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jt4527
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What's Spinning 2023 (Discogs listen through, first catalogued to last)
#9 Kaospilot – Kaospilot
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#9 Kaospilot – Kaospilot
Kaospilot - Kaospilot
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2003 Vinyl release of "Kaospilot" on Discogs.
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Thackeraye
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Haven’t listened to this all the way through in many, many years. Not sure why; once I stopped listening to CD’s I seemed to stop listening to it. A shame, as it still rips.
AnthonyI
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The Humblebums, I remember way back when, when I first heard Steelers Wheel's Stuck in the Middle With You, got into the band and did a little research into Gerry when he went solo, thus the Humblebums were discovered. Then to my surprise seeing Billy pop up in an HBO comedy special and then the sitcom Head of the Class in the mid 80's-90's...........been a fan of his ever sinceGerry Rafferty Mural on Brown's Lane © Thomas Nugent cc-by-sa/2.0
This gable end mural by Danny McDermott features Gerry Rafferty, who is probably best known for 'Baker Street'. This work is derived from the cover of Rafferty's 1978 LP 'City to City', which was illustrated by fellow Buddie John Byrne.www.geograph.org.uk
Street art in his hometown. Amazing to think that a group of three pals turned out to be Gerry, Billy Connolly and John Byrne. Those three have a lot to do with the growth of all the stuff coming out of Glasgow.
