Listening to a Classic album

Selling England By The Pound

brings back lovely memories of youthful abandon.

Selling Argyle By The Pound

seadog wrote:

Selling England By The Pound

brings back lovely memories of youthful abandon.

Selling Argyle By The Pound

Nice one

I too am listening to a classic album from the same era, Physical Graffiti - I remember being, Trampled Underfoot, Down By the Seaside, while chasing a Black Country Woman, of course that Custard Pie we shared, made me, Sick Again

Classical album? "Winterreise" by Schubert performed by Ian Bostridge. It's an intriguing contrast to the performance of the same piece by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau.

Today's classic I'm listening to is a modern classic from 2003

The Living Road, by the late & lamented 'Lhasa del Sela' or simply 'Lhasa' A stunningly beautiful album, from a beautiful woman who was taken from us far too soon

Thanks for all these suggestions guys. I love class acts of virtually any genre but rarely get around to discovering them.

Tringreen wrote:

Thanks for all these suggestions guys. I love class acts of virtually any genre but rarely get around to discovering them.

Thought you would have discovered some great Greek or Turkish music/artists by now tring

I know of a few, but wouldn't know how to spell their names, I'll look out the CD's when I get home, and pop them up on here for you

One I do remember I think is Sezen Aksu, think that's the spilling, the Turkish Madonna yep got the spilling rite Her latest 'Optum' is brilliant

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sezen_Aksu over 40 million records sold worldwide

I imagine Tring is into stuff like this (later released by Sandy's favourite Aussie singer, Holly Valance)-

Deguello ZZ Top.............

club ska 67

Sinead O'Connor - Lion & the Cobra

Led Zep IV

Chemical Ali wrote:

I imagine Tring is into stuff like this (later released by Sandy's favourite Aussie singer, Holly Valance)-

You know me so well. Had this on yesterday, after failing to apppreciate Sandford's Turkish Madonna

Followed by Shakira, bellydancing

seadog wrote:

Rory Gallagher..................... top drawer Mike !

I do have rather a lot of his stuff, bags of bootlegs too if you'd like some.........

Love over Gold

Ziggy Stardust. never heard a better album, Bowie was fantastic then..

downthetrack wrote:

Love over Gold

Making Movies

Freathy wrote:

downthetrack wrote:

Love over Gold

Making Movies

I thought Brothers In Arms was their masterpiece. Mind you, I don't think Straits made a poor album.

Andy_Symons wrote:

Freathy wrote:

downthetrack wrote:

Love over Gold

Making Movies

I thought Brothers In Arms was their masterpiece. Mind you, I don't think Straits made a poor album.

Absolutely! 3 different posters - 3 different Dire Straits albums. Says it all.

Rory Gallagher now we are talking, saw him at Colston Hall in 1974 with classic band Rod D'eath, Lou Martin and Gerry McAvoy , truly amazing. A true gentleman would stop and pass the time of day wih anyone, a wonder how he got to his next date!

Irish Tour 74

A true great.