Vinyl

Catcher10 wrote: Love this album......Can be difficult for some I suppose

Great album - my fave of the five (though the debut comes close).
Incidentally, my version is on the German 'Brain' label, and the cover has a blue border (instead of black).

Meltdowner wrote: A Kickstarter project for wooden turntables. Is he the same guy from the one you posted a few months ago, José? https:///www.kickstarter.com/projects/898522200/silvan-audio-workshop

Meltdowner wrote: ^ Now that's professional work, cool stuff

Meltdowner wrote: I don't know about the Rega parts, but there are some strange TT models that I wonder if they are good audiophile material... the most strange is probably The Sound Garden, not only there's no dust cover but there's also a plant to pollinate your records The table is probably the best choice

Funny, my boss at work (who can be a total ass a lot of the time.....) mentioned Rag Picker's Dream to me. I don't actively listen to the Straits, though I did see them on the Brothers In Arms tour, and On Every Street a few years after. No doubt that Knopfler is an incredible guitarist.
Lately, the recent Enchant album 'The Great Divide' is knocking my block off. Ted Leonard's vocals fit the music so much more precisely than in Spock's.
and what's this ??? Wilson already putting out another album with Hand Cannot Erase......
- haven't even fully studied his recent Raven album yet. 5 stars no doubt, but give me a chance to absorb this incredible gift...........

Meltdowner wrote: The only Dire Straits I listened was Brothers In Arms, every song sounded nice at the beginning but soon the verse/chorus over-repetition becomes nauseating... the same reason I don't listen to other artists like Bob Dylan or Bruce Springsteen

That's why I suggested the later Knopfler solo albums as they're quite different from DS and focus on Knopfler's interpretations and of American roots music such as old time folk and blues that he put's his own ironic twist on.

I'm still getting my head around Grace For Drowning ......and I've had it for a couple of years now - with the amount of booty I acquire, it's hard to spend much time with each and every album, so stupid me, I ought to take a step or 2 back and just take what I have all in..........there's just so many albums I treasure that haven't seen the light of day for years........I can't remember the last time I spun a Tai Phong album, or a Gandalf album, or an SFF album......

^ That be J J Goldman ??
Well, my Tai Phong S/T has just seen the light of day !! Still looks immaculate.

^^ Yep, that's the one... the soundtrack of nightmares
I'll have to listen to that one to see if I forget about it... it happened when I listened to 10.000 Anos Depois from José Cid, I forgot all his 80's crap

Edited by Meltdowner - February 28 2015 at 19:08

Flute Song really hit the spot tonight.