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Points: 967 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 06 2006 at 15:45
Time and Tide - Greenslade.

First time out in 10 years so I can review it!
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'Time and Tide' was for me their weakest album, but many others seem to really like it, so perhaps it's just me...

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Quite possibly my favorite album ever.
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Aphrodite's Child - 666

The version with the black sleeve...
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As I can see, rather huge collective of us vinyl geeks ! I have just finished listening to Audience's  'Friend's,Friend's Friend' .
'Sundown,yellow moon, I replay the past
I know every scene by heart, they all went by so fast.....
Either I'm too sensitive or else I'm gettin' soft.'

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Third Ear Band-Music from Macbeth
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Humble Pie - Town and Country (1969)
Original UK pressing on Immediate.
 
Just picked it up today, got it really cheap, a mint copy changes hands for approx. 50-70£, got mine for what is equivalent to 7£, vinyl is great vg++ to ex-, but the cover has seen better days. Great blues-orientated psychedelic hard rock.      


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Originally posted by ummagumma08 ummagumma08 wrote:

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Humble Pie - Humble Pie (1970)

Just picked it up today, original UK pressing, listening to it for the first time, Hard/Blues rock with few progressive as well as folk influences, very good actually.       

 
I also have that one. The first track (Live with me?) is wonderful, but the songs with American folk music influences didn't please me that much. Good album still! Smile The artist mentioned in the previous answer was a famous art noveau artists. Does anybody remember his name?
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...although obviously not all 3 of them... I've been mostly listening to the Pink Fairies and Gong sides. The above is my old copy that I've since flogged on eBay, and upgraded for a nice, uncreased copy with all the inserts and the plastic bag.

Mmmm.

They knew how to package vinyl in those days.

/many edits later

D'Oh!!

The link is http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v206/Certif1ed/Glastonbury1.jpg


...mutter pesky new forum html encoding mutter...
    

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since i joined PA reading all the discussion/reviews has made me dig deep into my collection of lp's.
a few forgotten gems, one or two rediscovered classics. why i  enjoyed them so much i nearly bought a new stylus!!!
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Atlantis - It's Getting Better (1973) 
German prog-like music with few funk and soul tendencies, and best of all: the AMAZING voice of Inga Rumpf.   
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Phil Collins - Face Value Embarrassed
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A Roy Orbison compilation.
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