What are you listening to?

[jkdjedi]

 

[Skull]

 

[slartibartfast]

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This was my first play of the album and my initial thoughts were the similarities to Pink Floyd. Then I found this review this morning

"The opening track, "Astral Entrance/Master Of Sensation," evokes associations with the familiar track. A beautiful guitar solo over a keyboard backing. However, while the sounds conjured by Bornemann and Schmidtchen hark back to "Shine On You Crazy Diamond," unlike that Floyd classic, the sudden transition into "Master Of Sensation" is a radical shift in atmosphere, one that won't be found on "Wish You Were Here." A powerful rhythm section, pulsating guitar and keyboard sounds, and Bornemann's fierce vocals..."

 

[QuarryHunslet]

My first album for today is from Chicago.

 

[QuarryHunslet]

My second album choice is from Procol Harum.

 

[QuarryHunslet]

My third album is from The Moody Blues.

 

[Zap Rekowski]

This sounds even better than my original LP, shame it isn't available on vinyl.

I still have about 600 LPs (but none of them have seen a turntable in about last 10 years), but this one isn't among them... I was amazed at how good it sounds, too

 

[Jutriana]

 

[QuarryHunslet]

Album number four is from Soft Machine.

 

[QuarryHunslet]

My fifth album choice is from Frank Zappa.

 

[Zap Rekowski]

 

[Zap Rekowski]

This was my first play of the album and my initial thoughts were the similarities to Pink Floyd. Then I found this review this morning

"The opening track, "Astral Entrance/Master Of Sensation," evokes associations with the familiar track. A beautiful guitar solo over a keyboard backing. However, while the sounds conjured by Bornemann and Schmidtchen hark back to "Shine On You Crazy Diamond," unlike that Floyd classic, the sudden transition into "Master Of Sensation" is a radical shift in atmosphere, one that won't be found on "Wish You Were Here." A powerful rhythm section, pulsating guitar and keyboard sounds, and Bornemann's fierce vocals..."

I wonder what music they would have made if they had called themselves “Morlock”....

 

[dzamiek]

 

[Zap Rekowski]

 

[dzamiek]

 

[d6jg]

FLAC from yesterday’s needledrop

♪ Playing Cowboy Hat by Bryan Ferry & Amelia Barratt from Loose Talk (180g Vinyl) (2025) (Local • 2709kbps VBR, 24bit, 96kHz, -3.47dB, FLC)

 

[dzamiek]

 

[wiimamp user]

Who else..

 

[slartibartfast]

I spotted the extra ) too late

 

[Zap Rekowski]