I just picked up _____ on vinyl!

brianlux

tempo_n_groove said:

Who is David Lindley?

If you get a chance, check out these two excellent albums with his band, El Rayo-X:

He did a lot of work on Jackson Browne's earlier and best records, and several other artists as well.  It was said of him that Lindley would pick up just about any musical instrument, learn how to play it, and play it well and with feeling.  I believe he was what some would refer to as "a musicians musician".    I'm a bit surprised he wasn't better know.  He infused life with great energy and joy in his music.

Check out this live version of one of his better known works, his blistering rendition of "Mercury Blues":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54gFPTWja80

pjpjpaul

The Beatles- Rubber Soul 1st Edition UK Mono "Loud Cut"







David Bowie- Ziggy Stardust... 1980 UK Bilbo Cut 






Elvis Costello- My Aim is True 1977 UK OG Yellow Back 

JeBurkhardt

pjpjpaul said:

The Beatles- Rubber Soul 1st Edition UK Mono "Loud Cut"







David Bowie- Ziggy Stardust... 1980 UK Bilbo Cut 






Elvis Costello- My Aim is True 1977 UK OG Yellow Back 

My favorite Beatles album. Nice score.

GlowGirl

pjpjpaul said:

The Beatles- Rubber Soul 1st Edition UK Mono "Loud Cut"







David Bowie- Ziggy Stardust... 1980 UK Bilbo Cut 






Elvis Costello- My Aim is True 1977 UK OG Yellow Back 

Nice. I have an old stereo pressing of Rubber Soul - 1969 reissue - but not an OG like yours.

pjpjpaul

David Bowie- Aladdin Sane 1981 UK Bilbo Cut RCA International 







The Who- Who's Next 1974 UK Bilbo Cut Track Records 

Loujoe

 https://www.richieramone.com/
New music. Snagged a signed clear lp.
Love this punk rocker. Didn't hear any of the new stuff. Will wait to spin it. Hope it doesn't stink!!

GlowGirl

brianlux

GlowGirl said:

Roger looking rather fit, Pete as the Dalai Lama, lol.  Good album?

mickeyrat

GlowGirl said:

will be listening to this as I drive tonight , IF apple music clears their glitch.....

GlowGirl

brianlux said:

GlowGirl said:

Roger looking rather fit, Pete as the Dalai Lama, lol.  Good album?

Haven’t had a chance to listen yet. But will sometime this weekend. 

brianlux

GlowGirl said:

brianlux said:

GlowGirl said:

Roger looking rather fit, Pete as the Dalai Lama, lol.  Good album?

Haven’t had a chance to listen yet. But will sometime this weekend. 

Would love to get a brief review if you get a chance. 
I am so amazed that Pete and Roger are still going so strong.  They have 6 and 8 years respectively on me and twice the energy.  Impressive!

DC29940

Just snagged this. 7LP set - 5 Guess Who albums, 1 best of BTO, and 1 best of Burton Cummings. Currently $45.01 from Deep Discount via Walmart.com. Runs $180 on Amazon. Couldn't pass it up.

GB281198

brianlux

DC29940 said:

Just snagged this. 7LP set - 5 Guess Who albums, 1 best of BTO, and 1 best of Burton Cummings. Currently $45.01 from Deep Discount via Walmart.com. Runs $180 on Amazon. Couldn't pass it up.

Being a Randy Bachman fan, you might enjoy John Einarson's book, Neil Young: Don't Be Denied: The Canadian Years. Randy and his connection with early to mid 60's Canadian rock and roll is mention (generally in glowing terms) a number of times and shows up in a couple of photos in the last pages of the book.

GlowGirl

brianlux said:

GlowGirl said:

brianlux said:

GlowGirl said:

Roger looking rather fit, Pete as the Dalai Lama, lol.  Good album?

Haven’t had a chance to listen yet. But will sometime this weekend. 

Would love to get a brief review if you get a chance. 
I am so amazed that Pete and Roger are still going so strong.  They have 6 and 8 years respectively on me and twice the energy.  Impressive!

Just had time to listen to the first record today. So far I like it. I will play the other two records tomorrow. I thought the sound was great and both Pete and Roger can still sing pretty well. I am a big Who fan so I may be biased. My favorite live Who performances are Live at Leeds and some of the live songs on The Kids Are Alright soundtrack. Obviously, the new album doesn’t have the raw power of those. The orchestra definitely brings a new vibe, but it works. 

brianlux

GlowGirl said:

brianlux said:

GlowGirl said:

brianlux said:

GlowGirl said:

Roger looking rather fit, Pete as the Dalai Lama, lol.  Good album?

Haven’t had a chance to listen yet. But will sometime this weekend. 

Would love to get a brief review if you get a chance. 
I am so amazed that Pete and Roger are still going so strong.  They have 6 and 8 years respectively on me and twice the energy.  Impressive!

Just had time to listen to the first record today. So far I like it. I will play the other two records tomorrow. I thought the sound was great and both Pete and Roger can still sing pretty well. I am a big Who fan so I may be biased. My favorite live Who performances are Live at Leeds and some of the live songs on The Kids Are Alright soundtrack. Obviously, the new album doesn’t have the raw power of those. The orchestra definitely brings a new vibe, but it works. 

Thank you!  I must check it out.  Long time Who fan here as well.  And yes, Live at Leeds is phenomenal- I don't know of a better (genuinely) live album!

DC29940

brianlux said:

DC29940 said:

Just snagged this. 7LP set - 5 Guess Who albums, 1 best of BTO, and 1 best of Burton Cummings. Currently $45.01 from Deep Discount via Walmart.com. Runs $180 on Amazon. Couldn't pass it up.

Being a Randy Bachman fan, you might enjoy John Einarson's book, Neil Young: Don't Be Denied: The Canadian Years. Randy and his connection with early to mid 60's Canadian rock and roll is mention (generally in glowing terms) a number of times and shows up in a couple of photos in the last pages of the book.

Sweet, I’ll check it out!

dankind

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brianlux

Finally got around to reacquiring this classic.  No idea what happened to the copy I used to have.  IN any case- gotta have this one!

DC29940