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DavidOK 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.
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DavidThis “Paradise” edition vinyl was made available in this format several years after the special edition was released on CD in 2012.
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DavidI’ve taken a BIG gamble of late with the purchase of another big Bowie box which arrived at my door this very morning.
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DavidIt’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.
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DavidOK, 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.
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DavidThis 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.
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DavidI’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!
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DavidI 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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DavidPhysical Graffiti remains one of my all time “most significant records”. I still remember buying this fucker! I couldn’t breath when I dropped that needle for the first time.
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DavidThis record feels totally apt for these times. Bland, mechanical and repetitious. In the case of Kraftwerk - being robotic works very well.
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