What LPs have you listened to recently?

vinyl_lady · « **Reply #6101 on:** 16 Feb 2013, 03:02 am »

Nice album Steve!

Charles Xavier · « **Reply #6102 on:** 16 Feb 2013, 04:03 pm »

Charles Xavier · « **Reply #6103 on:** 16 Feb 2013, 04:04 pm »

Quote from: Devil Doc on 9 Feb 2013, 08:32 pm

Soooo much better than the CD.

Doc

Mine came and I'm checking it out now. So far listening to the first side it puts you in the audience somewhere on the floor maybe midway. Definetley feels like your watching them on stage. John Paul Jones' bass is very heavy, maybe a bit too heavy

vinyl_lady · « **Reply #6104 on:** 16 Feb 2013, 04:15 pm »

SteveFord · « **Reply #6105 on:** 17 Feb 2013, 12:54 am »

I wish that these guys were still in the music biz.

vinyl_lady · « **Reply #6106 on:** 17 Feb 2013, 01:14 am »

bside123 · « **Reply #6107 on:** 17 Feb 2013, 01:59 am »

Dave Mason & Cass Elliot 1971 Blue Thumb Records LP

bside123 · « **Reply #6108 on:** 17 Feb 2013, 04:30 pm »

Randy Newman "Little Criminals" 1977 Warner Bros. Records LP

a.wayne · « **Reply #6109 on:** 17 Feb 2013, 05:06 pm »

bside123 · « **Reply #6110 on:** 17 Feb 2013, 05:19 pm »

Van Morrison "Blowin' Your Mind!" 1967 Bang Records LP

bside123 · « **Reply #6111 on:** 17 Feb 2013, 06:13 pm »

Van Morrison "Astral Weeks" 1973 Warner Bros. Records Repress LP
Originally Released in 1968

It's a slipstream Sunday... to be born again.

vinyl_lady · « **Reply #6112 on:** 17 Feb 2013, 08:53 pm »

Sand -- 1973 debut album. If you like Buffalo Springfield and Poco, you'll like this album.

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SAND - s/t Barnaby Records BRS 15006 [4/73] The album has a gatefold cover picturing a sandwich covered in sand, with 2-one sided LPs (apparently the idea was to put both disks on a stackable turntable and play one after the other:"freeflowing Sand") - just before the 70's energy crisis made the LP expensive to produce. The band was from Portland Oregon, and included Jack Meussdorffer (aka Jack Charles, guitar/vocals), Dan Ross (steel guitar/guitar/vocals), Dan Wilson (guitar/vocals), Rich Gooch (bass/vocals), and Steve Williams (drums). Meussdorffer and Gooch later played in Quarterflash (with the hit "Harden My Heart").

doug s. · « **Reply #6113 on:** 17 Feb 2013, 09:12 pm »

Quote from: vinyl_lady on 17 Feb 2013, 08:53 pm

Sand -- 1973 debut album. If you like Buffalo Springfield and Poco, you'll like this album.

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SAND - s/t Barnaby Records BRS 15006 [4/73] The album has a gatefold cover picturing a sandwich covered in sand, with 2-one sided LPs (apparently the idea was to put both disks on a stackable turntable and play one after the other:"freeflowing Sand") - just before the 70's energy crisis made the LP expensive to produce. The band was from Portland Oregon, and included Jack Meussdorffer (aka Jack Charles, guitar/vocals), Dan Ross (steel guitar/guitar/vocals), Dan Wilson (guitar/vocals), Rich Gooch (bass/vocals), and Steve Williams (drums). Meussdorffer and Gooch later played in Quarterflash (with the hit "Harden My Heart").

interesting - i lived in portland, (~79-83); i used to go to the clubs to hear a band called "seafood momma". they were fantastic, and i could never understand why they didn't ever get a major record label contract. well, they did - and the new commercial name of the group was "quarterflash". and the music took a definite turn for the worst. in spite of their one hit... i was so disappointed...

doug s.

pumpkinman · « **Reply #6114 on:** 18 Feb 2013, 07:39 pm »

vinyl_lady · « **Reply #6115 on:** 18 Feb 2013, 08:49 pm »

Quote from: doug s. on 17 Feb 2013, 09:12 pm

interesting - i lived in portland, (~79-83); i used to go to the clubs to hear a band called "seafood momma". they were fantastic, and i could never understand why they didn't ever get a major record label contract. well, they did - and the new commercial name of the group was "quarterflash". and the music took a definite turn for the worst. in spite of their one hit... i was so disappointed...

doug s.

doug,

I bought the Quarterflash album because of their hit song and was disappointed in the album as a whole. I did like Rindy Ross' vocals.

Laura

doug s. · « **Reply #6116 on:** 18 Feb 2013, 09:55 pm »

Quote from: vinyl_lady on 18 Feb 2013, 08:49 pm

doug,

I bought the Quarterflash album because of their hit song and was disappointed in the album as a whole. I did like Rindy Ross' vocals.

Laura

yup, rindy had a great woice, and the band "seafood momma" was alive, original, fresh. yust like seafood is supposed to be if it's good?

the quarterflash album had all the life of the band sucked right out of it. thanks, for nothing, major record labels...

doug s.

quietglow · « **Reply #6117 on:** 19 Feb 2013, 01:10 am »

Brokeback and the Black Rock. Just released. It's an absolutely fantastic record (and recording).

vinyl_lady · « **Reply #6118 on:** 19 Feb 2013, 04:28 am »

Ascot Records, 1964, Mono

Charles Xavier · « **Reply #6119 on:** 19 Feb 2013, 02:34 pm »

http://www.discogs.com/Various-Music-With-58-Musicians-Volume-One/release/1685915