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Mack37
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Is that just a random John Prine live show or the album
GingerLaw92
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Apoptygma Berzerk -- You and Me Against the World
Bluecloud777
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Foals "Total life forever"
My replacement of The Piano arrived today so giving this a spin, back to back with Future Shock. On a cold winters night with a glass of red in hand, I’m liking what I’m hearing.
Herbie Hancock
The Piano & Future Shock
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Herbie Hancock
The Piano & Future Shock
Herbie Hancock – The Story of Herbie Hancock (2021, Box Set)
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Finally picked this up the other week and very happy I did. The book style cover beats the traditional multi panel foldout used elsewhere, hands down. Just feels much sturdier, and everything’s easier to access.
As for the music, great live vibe and albums 3 and 4 rock, especially (Anesthesia) - Pulling Teeth
Metallica
S&M2
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As for the music, great live vibe and albums 3 and 4 rock, especially (Anesthesia) - Pulling Teeth
Metallica
S&M2
Metallica & San Francisco Symphony - S&M2
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Always enjoy coming back to this late at night
Ryuichi Sakamoto
Hidari Ude No Yume / Left handed dream
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Ryuichi Sakamoto
Hidari Ude No Yume / Left handed dream
坂本龍一 - 左うでの夢 = Hidari Ude No Yume = Left Handed Dream
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Neil Young - Comes A Time
The Collection Playthough
026 - Various Artists - Girls Volume 1: Music From The HBO Original Series
027 - Tegan and Sara - Get Along
028 - Tegan and Sara - The Con
029 - Various Artists - Sing Street (OST)
The Girls collection was a Goodwill Discogs grab and was honestly a nice treat. For me, Girls was a show that was emblematic of some segment of the culture in my early 20s and while I found a lot of it to be hard to digest, they did get some real jams (as honestly most media did at that point for this particular audience). Includes songs from Robyn, Fun, Santigold, Grouplove, and Icona Pop, with Side B being a lower key affair but full of talent. Volume 2 may actually be a better collection of artists for my tastes, but this was fun in its own right.
Get Along is a great example of why I wanted to do this. This was my first RSD purchase and I really hadn't spun it in a long time. I loved it. Get Along is basically a live album that plays a lot like their own version of MTV Unplugged. Very acoustic heavy which really highlights their lyricism and voices. Honestly, despite the number of T&S I own, I never, really, connected with them like I thought I should. This got my closer than I had been in a while. It's also a really good and relatively affordable Greatest Hits substitute (to that point). This led into The Con, which is in my view their definitive album, and a really solid pressing. I talked about it a bit in the Non-Definitive Thread.
Finally, closed it out with Sing Street, which if you haven't seen it is an absolute romp of a coming of age movie. The sound track is a mix of some top flight 80s popular rock and some of the best original music made for a movie in recent times. Drive It Like You Stole It is the star song but they're all really good.
026 - Various Artists - Girls Volume 1: Music From The HBO Original Series
027 - Tegan and Sara - Get Along
028 - Tegan and Sara - The Con
029 - Various Artists - Sing Street (OST)
The Girls collection was a Goodwill Discogs grab and was honestly a nice treat. For me, Girls was a show that was emblematic of some segment of the culture in my early 20s and while I found a lot of it to be hard to digest, they did get some real jams (as honestly most media did at that point for this particular audience). Includes songs from Robyn, Fun, Santigold, Grouplove, and Icona Pop, with Side B being a lower key affair but full of talent. Volume 2 may actually be a better collection of artists for my tastes, but this was fun in its own right.
Get Along is a great example of why I wanted to do this. This was my first RSD purchase and I really hadn't spun it in a long time. I loved it. Get Along is basically a live album that plays a lot like their own version of MTV Unplugged. Very acoustic heavy which really highlights their lyricism and voices. Honestly, despite the number of T&S I own, I never, really, connected with them like I thought I should. This got my closer than I had been in a while. It's also a really good and relatively affordable Greatest Hits substitute (to that point). This led into The Con, which is in my view their definitive album, and a really solid pressing. I talked about it a bit in the Non-Definitive Thread.
Finally, closed it out with Sing Street, which if you haven't seen it is an absolute romp of a coming of age movie. The sound track is a mix of some top flight 80s popular rock and some of the best original music made for a movie in recent times. Drive It Like You Stole It is the star song but they're all really good.
