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What Are You Listening To Right Now?
The Pretenders 1979 debut album
I bought this brilliant album on vinyl when it was released, and also have a copy on CD.
Last night I discovered that there is a 'Hi Res' version of the album on Qobuz.
Much to my surprise, it sounds fantastic- better ( to my ears) than my ripped CD
There are so many great tracks on the album.
The Wait is just one:
The Pretenders - The wait - YouTube
I bought this brilliant album on vinyl when it was released, and also have a copy on CD.
Last night I discovered that there is a 'Hi Res' version of the album on Qobuz.
Much to my surprise, it sounds fantastic- better ( to my ears) than my ripped CD
There are so many great tracks on the album.
The Wait is just one:
The Pretenders - The wait - YouTube
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DLeeWebb
Headphoneus Supremus
whirlwind
Headphoneus Supremus
@steve9019
No idea what that album is, as it hasn't even got a title on it.
Can't imagine it was very successful
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Simple Man
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It's been yeeeeeaaaars ago since I listened to this album.
But, its sounds great. I hear things I never heard before!
My God, I'm getting seriously old.
But, its sounds great. I hear things I never heard before!
My God, I'm getting seriously old.
Jazz1
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Holy Smokes Future Jokes by Blitzen Trapper via Tidal
It's been yeeeeeaaaars ago since I listened to this album.
But, its sounds great. I hear things I never heard before!
My God, I'm getting seriously old.
Thanks for this slice of 80s nostalgia @Simple Man
Just watched the video of The Glamorous Life. I had never seen it before! Brilliant
Sheila E - The Glamorous Life (HQ) - YouTube
Sheila E is a seriously good drummer and a very interesting lady.
I really enjoyed this piece she did in a Stewart Copeland BBC documentary on drumming:
In Class With Sheila E - YouTube
Louisiana
500+ Head-Fier
@steve9019
No idea what that album is, as it hasn't even got a title on it.
Can't imagine it was very successful
gerelmx1986
Headphoneus Supremus
RCBinTN
Headphoneus Supremus
Progressive bluegrass by the mandolin & fiddle master from Bowling Green, KY.
Considered the founder of the New Grass genre, opposing Bill Monroe, here is
Sammy's quote: "... if Bill was the father of bluegrass then I could be the mother
because Monroe would say: 'here comes that mother now!"
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