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[Rich]

D'oh!!!!! - the observent will have noted, where typed Fleetwood Mack, was thinking John Mayall & Bluesbreakers

Well talented though Mayall is, Fleetwood Mac with Green still outsold the Beatles in the early years, a feat Mayall never achieved. Green of course, having lost his marbles years ago has found them again

 

[BarryMK]

Green of course, having lost his marbles years ago has found them again

Where were they? Maybe mine are in the same place?

 

[David Eagar]

Has this duck finally died?

 

[David Eagar]

From the deathly silence, I would say yes. Thanks to all contributors

 

[David Eagar]

Il morte Pavarotti

Whether opera is your thing or not (and it sure ain't mine) his was a truly magnificent voice

As a singer, give me Robert Plant anyday

 

[Rich]

Il morte Pavarotti

Whether opera is your thing or not (and it sure ain't mine) his was a truly magnificent voice

As a singer, give me Robert Plant anyday

Looking through some old newspapers of the time it was often said that nobody could understand Jagger, well I've never understood a word of Pavlovas either.....
As for great singers you've left John Fogerty and Steve Marriot off the list, but then you forgot to include Brian Jones as one of the great slide guitarists of his era too

 

[Friday]

Looking through some old newspapers of the time it was often said that nobody could understand Jagger, well I've never understood a word of Pavlovas either.....
As for great singers you've left John Fogerty and Steve Marriot off the list, but then you forgot to include Brian Jones as one of the great slide guitarists of his era too

Somewhere in my parents house is an original 45 of Itchycoo Park.

 

[Rich]

Somewhere in my parents house is an original 45 of Itchycoo Park.

Got rid of all my 45s, I can now get several thousand on me MP3, oddly enough they still sound better on a juke box

 

[David Eagar]

Got rid of all my 45s, I can now get several thousand on me MP3, oddly enough they still sound better on a juke box

At last! Something we agree on.... 50's 60's records definitely sound better on the equipment of the time

 

[Rich]

At last! Something we agree on.... 50's 60's records definitely sound better on the equipment of the time

Actually I could easily argue that even music recorded today would sound "better" from a decent turntable etc than a digital source

 

[David Eagar]

Actually I could easily argue that even music recorded today would sound "better" from a decent turntable etc than a digital source

Ah, now there's a subject! I'm still not sure, I think the purely electronic music is best suited to digital, accoustic instruments?????

 

[Rich]

But there isn't that much electronic music worthy of note anyway

 

[David Eagar]

But there isn't that much electronic music worthy of note anyway

Oh man, are we about to be at loggerheads already?

 

[Rich]

Oh man, are we about to be at loggerheads already?

Well not if you add RickWakeman and ELP to the list

 

[David Eagar]

Actually, you may be right - I was thinking along the lines of analogue that improved by digital upgrade & had more in mind Vangelis, Patrick Moraz and a few others (there isn't a vast range of electronic music) but ELP, Yes and probably most of the ProgRock generation would fit the bill

Recently got Yessongs on CD (not having heard the vinyl for about 15 years) and Wakeman's 6 Wives of Henry XIII exerpt certainly benefits!

 

[Rich]

You should have got his best i.e. myths and legends, see how your speakers respond to the bass

 

[David Eagar]

And at the parting of our ways - sorry, I was more an Emerson fan than Wakeman

 

[GaryPanic]

electronic music worthy ?

How about vangelis , Jan Micheal Jarre(?)
more recent Moby
some of Moby' stuff is really very good

 

[Rich]

Is that Moby Dick?

 

[Rich]

I was more an Emerson fan than Wakeman

Too little to chose between them, both equally gifted