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

Currently listening to Stationary Traveller by Camel.

Actually its weird this should come up as i was listening to.The Dandy Warhols' Bohemian Like You about 20 minutes ago and thinking if i didnt know better you could mistake it for a Rolling Stones song. Guess some are just better at honing down their influences than others

"Very true Debs, you can always hear influences in bands, but these lads sound exactly the same and you'd think they were doing Led Zep covers!"

Ashy not a Zeppelin fan myself but really hate that kind of music snobbery. All bands get into music because of the music that influenced them.at whatever level. I can't think of any bands that don't in some way 'rip off' some elements of the music of their own idols

"Greta Van Fleet..... they are a modern incarnation of Led Zeppelin and some might snobbishly say they are just a rip off, but they do it well. If you like Led Zeppelin, give them a listen."

Place your hands - Reef

Public Service Broadcasting - The Race For Space

"Ironing school uniforms currently to the tune of Truly, Madly, Deeply. The Dualers version"

"Looking through other people's posts on here, it is clear that contrary to what the media tells us, the album is definitely NOT dead."

Sonia - Greatest hits

Jean Michel Jarre: Cities in Concert Houston Lyon

"Surface Agent how can you not like Atom Heart Mother? it is a masterpiece. and I love just about everyhing Floyd did apart from Ummagumma , well apart from The Endless Drivel. I also love Roger's solo albums. I guess you aren't keen?"

"dm You seem to have been listening chronologically to Pink Floyd's back catalogue. You could have saved yourself a lot of time by not bothering with anything after Wish You Were Here. Maybe Animals. Personally, I'd have given Atom Heart Mother and Ummagumma a swerve, too, but whatever turns you on."

Backstreet boys - Greatest hits Vol 3

The very best of The Jam

first album I put on this morning was A Farewell to Kings by Rush. now listening to On the Sunday of Life by Porcupine Tree

"Philip Glass - Einistein on the beach The last disc, Knee Play 5 is one of the few songs that invariably makes me well up. it is almost perfect."

Momentary lapse is great.

Pink Floyd - The Division Bell

Chelsea v ManU...TV...

A Momentary Lapse of Reason. I think it is a far better album than a lot of people make out.

first album I put on today was Crash Boom Bang! by Roxette then listened to the soundtrack of The Wall from Empty Spaces to the end. now listening to The Final Cut

Humble Pie. Rocking the Fillmore. Surely one of the greatest live albums ever made

normonnmates I have never been into UB40 (although I have at times considered buying an album by them) but I have also seen that documentry about them and it is very interesting. And it is very sad what happened to them.

Moby Grape - a 60's classic I have a really poorly remastered CD as their manager who owns the rights is about 90 and still won't authorise a re-issue. A bit like Alein Kline or the bastard who managed Badfinger... As with all great music...the greatness still shines through despite the shit format

Yeah it wasn't the most reputable of places. We were in the chippy opposite one night after a night in the Lotus. Heard a loud bang and then someone say he's shot him Looked over and some poor bloke was lying on the pavement .