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Would have thought that someone else would have resurrected this subject by now. 

Currently listening to Stationary Traveller by Camel.

"67 posted about Quadrophenia about a week ago, listened to the entire double album last night with a few ales. Forgot just how good this masterpiece from The WHO is, timeless and there best album by a mile."

ZZ Top - Le Grange

"Detroit Spinners - Rubberman band. My eldest picked us up from the curry house last night and had this belting out,I ain't heard it for donkeys a cracking choon."

"Lou Reed - Move your Heart. Not exactly Velvet Underground-ish, to be honest."

God Speed You! Black emporer - Raise your skinny fists ...

Propaganda - A Secret Wish

Rush - Permanent Waves

OMD - Electricity (digging trough my old vinyl - my son actually likes this one)

Fish - 13th Star

Talksports Sunday Warm up with Rushden and Glendenning on catch up at work.

Natural Rebel Richard Ashcroft

Hounds of love is one of the best albums ever made.

"Everything Under the Sun - The Ronettes Cracking Phil Spector wall of sound, song"

Strawbs - Part of the Union. Or should I have posted that on the 'ger's thread or what passes for the Brexit thread this month?

"dm. I think DD marked the end of the 'glam' phase of his career which for me wss his best period. I played 'The man who sold the world' and 'Space Oddity' back to back the other night and its amazing ( to me anyway) to think there was only a couple of years between those and the release of 'Ziggy'' Speaking of which,i remember being 12 years old and not getting out of bed for school until i'd listened to at least half of Ziggy or Hunky Dory. Looking back i can see why me ol mum had het worries vis a vie my Bowie obsession."

The Enid - Tripping the Light Fantastic

only1billybonds Diamond Dogs is a cracking album. David Bowie's last really great album imo

Kate Bush - Hounds of Love

"Mozza - Haffner Symphony (35th) (yes, really)... 3rd Movement (Menuetto) is the dog's doo dahs, but best listened to in context with the other movements. Mozza - the original 18th Century rock star, long before social media came along and awarded that accolade to every Tom, Dick and Harriet"

Bowie. Diamond Dogs. Honestly Nurse i really am. :-)

"Queen - The Miracle (again) I've kind of recently rediscovered their last few albums with Freddie Mercury, after years of writing them off as too poppy and commercial, compared with their mid 70s albums. I know a lot of people don't like Queen and their albums are admittedly patchy from 1976's A Day at the Races onwards, but there is still some good stuff on each album right up to 1991's Innuendo"

Street Life - Crusaders (on radio 2 now)

Checking out Floating World by Project Creation

Ozzy Osbourne - CrazyTrain

Tinnitus