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Originally posted by miT miT wrote:

Bandcamp is great! I discovered that when I was looking for Purple by Russ Liquid/RLS. Not a very GSP sort of album though so I'm pretty sure only Ash would join me in appreciation for it.
You may be surprised Tim, some of us older dinosaurs have very eclectic tastes and I pick up on a lot of different music either through my 20-30 something 'kids' or hunting out interesting stuff at Glastonbury & other festivals each year

I am listening to Purple, Russ Liquid/RLS and I like it Smile
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Originally posted by Drewan77 Drewan77 wrote:

I recommend that any other fans out there of Shpongle, Ozric Tentacles, Entheogenic etc should listen to the NZ band, Pitch Black.

The albums Electronomicon, Rude Mechanicals and Rhythm- Sound & Movement are all worth tracking down - this link to Bandcamp<a> </a>has their entire output available as FLACs

https:////www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kFVSjsb3Mg



Andrew first off couldn't get the link to work so after doing things the hard way (search engine)I eventually found it pressed play and after two minutes I took "The A Train" with Duke Ellington and that put me "In The Mood" for some Glen Miller    Sorry   
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Originally posted by Drewan77 Drewan77 wrote:

Originally posted by miT miT wrote:

Bandcamp is great! I discovered that when I was looking for Purple by Russ Liquid/RLS. Not a very GSP sort of album though so I'm pretty sure only Ash would join me in appreciation for it.
You may be surprised Tim, some of us older dinosaurs have very eclectic tastes and I pick up on a lot of different music either through my 20-30 something 'kids' or hunting out interesting stuff at Glastonbury & other festivals each year

I am listening to Purple, Russ Liquid/RLS and I like it Smile
I don't think it's impossible (my dad became a fan of Muse and Evanescence due to my introduction), just not the sort of music that gets discussed on here. I'm all for eclectic tastes though as that is me down to a T!

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Originally posted by LOINER LOINER wrote:

Originally posted by Drewan77 Drewan77 wrote:

I recommend that any other fans out there of Shpongle, Ozric Tentacles, Entheogenic etc should listen to the NZ band, Pitch Black.

The albums Electronomicon, Rude Mechanicals and Rhythm- Sound & Movement are all worth tracking down - this link to Bandcamp<a> </a>has their entire output available as FLACs

https:////www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kFVSjsb3Mg



Andrew first off couldn't get the link to work so after doing things the hard way (search engine)I eventually found it pressed play and after two minutes I took "The A Train" with Duke Ellington and that put me "In The Mood" for some Glen Miller    Sorry   



Haha, love it! And a big to Glen Miller from me!
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I have an original copy of Alice Coopers Welcome to my nightmare

beyond amazing - I actually played it end to end then flipped it over and played it again
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Originally posted by Heef Heef wrote:

I have an original copy of Alice Coopers Welcome to my nightmare

beyond amazing - I actually played it end to end then flipped it over and played it again
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Agreed! I also recommend a copy of the 2011 follow up - Welcome 2 my Nightmare (double blood-red vinyl LP)
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Woke up at the crack of sparrowfart this morning.
Couldn't roll over and catch some more zzzzzs (I tried), so instead I decided to go and slip on some headphones and relax listening to some music.

I chose this little known album from Big Jim Sullivan.
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