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I've got that on vinyl, purchased when it first came out.
Now I'm off to put it on the turntable and listen to it, as soon as Maurice Andre' is finished playing.
What are you listening to?
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Now I'm off to put it on the turntable and listen to it, as soon as Maurice Andre' is finished playing.
i have it on cassette and vinyl that im not gonna play till i clean it. saw him live for that tour in springfield mass back in 88 really good show, over 2hrs
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I definitely clean mine before every play.
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Fear Inoculum 5 LP set is half off at amazon for another 90 minutes, and an unknown amount of time at musicdirect, hopefully someone sees this and adds it to their Toolbox.... see what i did there?
I have a friend in Greenville South Carolina who has a $600,000 stereo system and he played one song off of that album and of course the speakers literally were giving me a visceral feel from the bass Kick Drum. I came home and started listening to it on YouTube to acquaint myself with more of their songs. I wish I could afford that five LP set.
the Tool song my friend played me on his monster stereo. this really should be played on a stereo with a good subwoofer or a killer set of headphones with good bass.
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Well, I'm back on the farm so it would be rain. 
has to be played at volume 10
Barracuda
epic guitar intro by Steve Howe
bobby_hamill
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I host an audio feed for the local railroad that runs past my home and they are getting
ready to start replacing cross ties on the track next to my home and the audio feed I can
hear the crews talking to each other
https://www.broadcastify.com/webPlayer/38230
ready to start replacing cross ties on the track next to my home and the audio feed I can
hear the crews talking to each other
https://www.broadcastify.com/webPlayer/38230
SeanW78
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Most recently at work, I've been listening to the original Phantom of the Opera recording. Good stuff.
tsmith1315
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Ahh yes.
Kashmir is one of my all time favorite tracks....definitely a "desert island disc" for me.
The original version is still basically untouchable, and as near to perfection as it gets.
I'm always on the lookout for interesting takes/covers, and have found a few that were noteworthy (Brass Against, a string ensemble version, etc.)
But man this "Celebration Day" version comes close....one of THE best "old timers demonstrating that they still got it" takes of all time.
RIP John Bonham, but his boy sure does his daddy proud here.
s6
Dug deep into my archives and found this outstanding Linda Ronstadt album: Canciones de mi Padre
I wish she had done more than the two Spanish language albums. She is amazing in ANY language and any genre.
I wish she had done more than the two Spanish language albums. She is amazing in ANY language and any genre.
tsmith1315
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Well… it is Led Zeppelin.
(Edit: @hobie1dog- I was down front at Center Stage Theater when that concert was recorded)
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