T.Rex - The Slider (1972)
This is another one of my big influential records I listened to as a bored, shy and self-absorbed 12 year old at my uncle’s house in Palmerston North.
commentsThis is another one of my big influential records I listened to as a bored, shy and self-absorbed 12 year old at my uncle’s house in Palmerston North.
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commentsOK I concede. The only thing better than Porcupine Tree’s Deadwing on vinyl is Porcupine Tree’s Deadwing on Hi-Res DVD-Audio. Renown for his production and high resolution recordings, Steven Wilson does not hold back on this beauty.
commentsThis “Paradise” edition vinyl was made available in this format several years after the special edition was released on CD in 2012.
commentsI’ve taken a BIG gamble of late with the purchase of another big Bowie box which arrived at my door this very morning.
commentsIt’s NZ Music Month so it’s probably apt to play a few of my favourites over the next month. Now this is definitely not your typical 80’s New Zealand band.
commentsOK, I’ve never been a big fan of Old Cranky throughout his musical lifespan. With the exception of his early days with CSN&Y, “On The Beach” “Zuma” and “Arc-Weld”, I’ve mainly stayed clear of his guitar and song-writing histrionics.
commentsThis record seems to get a hell of a lot of hyper-praise. I’ve never really singled out albums in the Beatles catalogue to measure or compare against each other but in the case of this particular record, I really can’t see what all the fuss is about.
commentsI’m just listening to “Coffee Shop Blues” as I’m hearing this Tidal stream for the 2nd time today. Wouldn’t a proper cup of barista quality coffee and a cheese scone dripping in butter go down well!
commentsI really forgot I even had this in my record collection when I went hunting for something substantial today. And this remastered gem on Antarctic Ice Shelf-thick vinyl IS truly substantial.
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