[Ableza]

Listened to this on vinyl this morning and it sounded fantastic!

The best versions of 40,000 Headmen and Sympathy For The Devil on record, in my opinion.

 

[Ripper2860]

 

[Ableza]

Music server random playlist:

Gentlemen : Afghan Whigs
Whirlwind : Rancid
The Righteous and The Wicked : Red Hot Chili Peppers
(Somebody Else Been) Shaking Your Tree : ZZ Top
Seven Days : Corrosion of Conformity
Date Bait : Count Basie and his Orchestra
I Want To Tell You : The Beatles
Busy Bein' Born : Middle Class Rut
High Speed Dirt : Megadeth
Scatter The Rats : L7
Ooh Yea : Lee Ritenour
Head On : Jesus and Mary Chain
Don't Want You Back : The Letters
This Time : Life Of Agony
Violence : Mott The Hoople
Lies : The Neats
Mouth To Mouth : Paloma Faith
Chic Tweetz : The Desert Sessions
Radio, Radio : Elvis Costello
Lighter Side of Global Terrorism : Jello Biafra and The Melvins

 

[Jujoe]

 

[Les Strat]

@Ripper2860 That is a very nice album! Thanks for reminding me about it.
My first introduction to the Crusaders was the 1977 album 'Free as the Wind'.
I had that, and several others, on vinyl and also saw the band live in about '78.
They were such a tight band!
I recently bought 'Rhapsody and Blue' on CD to replace my vinyl. It is hard to find now.
I also bought 'Gold'- a very good 2 CD compilation with great sound quality.
These were before I got Qobuz....Nearly all of the Crusaders albums are on there

 

[TJ Elite]

 

[F700]

Francis Cabrel - my favorite french singer along with Alain Bashung

 

[Les Strat]

The Pretenders' 1999 single 'Human' from the album Viva El Amor!

 

[RickB]

Lightning Bolt - Hypermagic Mountain (2005)

 

[courierdriver]

 

[leeperry]

 

[prof.utonium]

 

[Ripper2860]

@Ripper2860 That is a very nice album! Thanks for reminding me about it.
My first introduction to the Crusaders was the 1977 album 'Free as the Wind'.
I had that, and several others, on vinyl and also saw the band live in about '78.
They were such a tight band!
I recently bought 'Rhapsody and Blue' on CD to replace my vinyl. It is hard to find now.
I also bought 'Gold'- a very good 2 CD compilation with great sound quality.
These were before I got Qobuz....Nearly all of the Crusaders albums are on there

I've followed them since high school (mid 70's). Started with 'Chain Reaction' (1975) and I was hooked. I have every recording via vinyl, a few CDs and purchased all the downloadable I've been able to find. Also a big fan of Joe Sample's solo efforts (R.I.P.) Sadly, I've never seen them in concert.

If you have not already done so, check out their early stuff when they were known as 'The Jazz Crusaders'. Well worth it...

 

[wht]

 

[Redcarmoose]