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I used to have this as an LP, not sure if it survived the flood:
Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...
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Originally posted by WalterDigsTunes WalterDigsTunes wrote:

Originally posted by TheGazzardian TheGazzardian wrote:

Originally posted by WalterDigsTunes WalterDigsTunes wrote:

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I've had that for a year yet I've never felt compelled to listen. Is it worth my time?

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Haha, well, I do sort of dig the Boomtown Rats (an album, a comp and a DVD) but I had no idea what the deal was with solo Geldof.

 I'll check it out right after I finish with...

You'll have to let me know what you think of it. Also, which Boomtown Rats album have you got? I would say A Tonic For The Troops is probably my favorite by them, although admittedly, I actually haven't heard two of their albums yet. XD
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Currently on "The Song of the Emergent Nationalist." So far I'm enjoying this record. Great textures and timbres throughout. It's almost zydeco-like at times.

As for the Rats, I have A Tonic for the Troops, a 1986 comp and the Live at Hammersmith DVD. I love the energy on that last one.
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My only copy of this was an LP and a CD copy I had made.  It was released on CD briefly, glad to see it back and print and I ordered it right away:

Akkerman, Collins, Hackett, Wetton, and others.  Way cool!!!Big smile  And the music is likely to be a winner with most prog fans.  An obscure gem of an album.

Now this is interesting: his first instrument according to the liner notes was a banjo. LOL




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Originally posted by WalterDigsTunes WalterDigsTunes wrote:

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Currently on "The Song of the Emergent Nationalist." So far I'm enjoying this record. Great textures and timbres throughout. It's almost zydeco-like at times.

As for the Rats, I have A Tonic for the Troops, a 1986 comp and the Live at Hammersmith DVD. I love the energy on that last one.

Glad you're enjoying it! Smile

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Anyone out there? I'm here, so we can get things started :) I love all music and make a littme myself. Miles Smile
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Classical music is becoming my favourite musical genre !
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