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Songs from the Man Cave!

Hi all,
GHNelson said:
Just for you Darrel :happy:
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Thank-you. It is a quality tune.

I listened to <"Big Country - in a Big Country"> immediately afterwards. I actually think "In a Big Country" would be better before a Scotland international than "Flower of Scotland"? @GHNelson ?

One for when you've got a bit of time: Gil Scott Heron "The Other Side Parts 1,2 and 3" (it is not only Frogbit, I have a <"Gil Scott Heron obsession"> as well).

<"Lasts almost twenty minutes">, so perfect for the morning.



cheers Darrel
 
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dw1305 said:
Hi all,

Thank-you. It is a quality tune.

I listened to <"Big Country - in a Big Country"> immediately afterwards. I actually think "In a Big Country" would be better before a Scotland international than "Flower of Scotland"? @GHNelson ?

One for when you've got a bit of time: Gil Scott Heron "The Other Side Parts 1,2 and 3" (it is not only Frogbit, I have a <"Gil Scott Heron obsession"> as well).

<"Lasts almost twenty minutes">, so perfect for the morning
cheers Darrel
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Agree Darrel
Flower of Scotland's tempo is too slow!
Another great band Big Country....my Uncle knew Stuart Adamson's dad pretty well.
Sadly gone too soon like a lot of great singers.🥺
 
If you listen closely, the big question mark behind this performance always makes me laugh out loud and think would it even be appropriate to bring it like this today? And why was this appropriate in the Disco in 1976? :lol: Daddy Cool is a dirty old man? That's why Bye Bye Dady cool?

 
GHNelson said:
The Blue Nile

hoggie
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Was a big fan back in the day. One of the best produced LPs I ever owned. I think it was so good Linn used it to showcase their turntables which were some of the best out there at the time. Stay and Heatwave are two other stand out tracks from the same album, A Walk Across the Rooftops.

Amazing Records That Sound Incredible: The Blue Nile, A Walk Across the Rooftops (Linn Records, 1984)

Dismissed by music fans as a hifi test record… looked down upon for the same reason by fans of the Blue Nile’s masterpiece Hats… But make no mistake, this is a GREAT record, a high point of glossy 80s pop. And yes, it sounds incredible. The legend is that Glasgow hifi company Linn (makers of…
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Tim Harrison said:
Was a big fan back in the day. One of the best produced LPs I ever owned. I think it was so good Linn used it to showcase their decks, which were some of the best out there at the time.
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Linn did indeed, I have always had a love of music........probably got about 15,000 Discs on Hard Drive!
 
GHNelson said:
Julia Fordham

hoggie
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Some incredible Bass in the background....especially if you hear it through a Dennon Set-up and Mission Speakers!
 
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