Whats on the deck -

Another of my recent aqusitions, first time I have heard them, its rather good and very relaxing -

Camel is the debut studio album by English progressive rock band Camel, released in February 1973 by MCA Records

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And on the deck today, a good sound - the sleeve notes list Meatloaf on vocals on I guess some of the tracks, enjoyed it quite a bit

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Todays album on the deck is Trespass a great album by Genesis, a firm favourite of mine.

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Cartridge maintenance and set up time
 

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Great film and great music, always worth a listen

Soundtrack to The Blues Brothers

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Mood swings by Marcus King.
 

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This evenings easy on the ear with a beer

Robert Palmer - Addictions Vol. 1

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This afternoons spin,
Gentle Giant
For the sake of it Pretentious
for me thoughts of early Genesis - or maybe its the other way around

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Playing while I change the colour of a rail to suit the decor when I put it up -
Strawbs
Just A Collection Of Antiques And Curios (Live At The Queen Elizabeth Hall)
read the cover notes - that guy Rick Wakeman gets about a bit doesn't he !

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Yes!

Played on lots of '70s tracks, often uncredited.
 
Just seen that Dave Cousins of The Strawbs has passed away. TBH, I wasn't aware of him (or the work of The Strawbs) but saw the story on a news feed referring to the band.
 
Nod said:
Just seen that Dave Cousins of The Strawbs has passed away. TBH, I wasn't aware of him (or the work of The Strawbs) but saw the story on a news feed referring to the band.
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Strawbs did some great tracks - i will always remember ' Part of the Union' great track
 
This one takes me way back to when we lived at RAF Uxbridge, just left school had my first motorbike and a job so could afford to buy a record. 1973
Elton John
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

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Rincewind said:
And on the deck today, a good sound - the sleeve notes list Meatloaf on vocals on I guess some of the tracks, enjoyed it quite a bit

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Went to see Ted Nugent at the Hammersmith Odeon on the night Elvis Presley died in 1977, I'm sure this one concert was the start of my current partial hearing loss !! -- VERY LOUD :-)
 
Wang, Dang!!!
 
Taking a break - having a beer and throwing some darts to

Terence Trent D'Arby
Introducing the hardline acording to

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Ah, Sunday afternoon, a beer and disc, a good way to spend the time

David Bowie
Station to Station

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Enjoying this with a coffee this afternoon,

Jon Anderson

Song Of Seven​

the second solo album by Yes lead singer Jon Anderson, released in 1980

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one for this evening, nice and relaxing, if you pay attention some good thought provoking lyrics. but given its with a beer and throwing some darts - simply relaxing

Moody Blues
To Our Children's Children's Children

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Back from a nice walk to do the recycling, beer o'clock and a disc on the deck, in this case The very Best of the Electric Light Orchestra, by who else but ELO :)

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Going back a bit here - 1974 - ooh, I wuz 17 now there's a thing to admit, mind you i was more into Black Sabbath and Hawkwind but have grown to like this and the memories it conjures up
Slade - Slade in Flame :)

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spent most of the day cutting grass and sorting out a neighbours pool. After that a bit of a relax with a few arrows and a beer with music, not one I have listened to before, its rather good actually :-)

Nazareth
Play'n the game

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Another new addition to the pile, via headphones, boss watching Animal Park.
 
Been out photographing fungi, a bit early for the most of them but a few about - time for a beer and a disc, a bit of a throwback to an earlier life, 1974, Elton John - Caribou. the price ticket says Revolver £3.29 so there you have it great music at a great price, still enjoying it today 50 odd years later - and boy were some of them 'odd' ! but, yea gods 51 years ago, soddin hell. I feel very privileged to be here now listening to this with the memories i have.

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Is that a record cleaning brush in the foreground of most shots? I use mine every -well most-times a disc lands on the TT, even though all my discs-new or s/hand go through the record wash machine.
 
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Is that a record cleaning brush in the foreground of most shots? I use mine every -well most-times a disc lands on the TT, even though all my discs-new or s/hand go through the record wash machine.
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yep - every time one goes on it gets a brush - still going through some of a load I recently bought so no idea when i get it out of the sleeve when it was last ( if ever ) cleaned :)
 
Todays sounds of the 80s, just
Simply Red
A New Flame
still sounds good to me !

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And now for something completely different -
Its Friday, its the afternoon, so its beer time and some sounds on the deck, in this case

Led Zeppelin 1976
The Song remains the Same
film soundtrack double album

Awesome.

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This afternoons sounds - the superb voice of Errol Brown - The Track 'Emma' shows it off to its best

Hot Chocolate
1976 Vinyl release of "XIV Greatest Hits"

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A bit of a mash up for todays listening,

The story of Pop
Mixed Artists 1973

A bit of something for nearly everyone

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