[priest]

Remy Ongala - Songs for the Poor Man
 

 

[the wizard of oz]

I'm sorry I came over that way to you; I thought I wrote to me somewhere in my sentence, meaning I was only expressing my own feeling on Tutu, and certainly not criticizing your choice. I tend to never criticize anyone's choice: everyone is free to enjoy whatever they want! When you shared your playing album, it just reminded of the time I bought the album, and how disappointed I was after listening to it, since it went in a direction I liked less. Come to think of it like this, I didn't criticize you in any way, but only that particular album. If you felt personally designated, I must say there is some misunderstanding there.
 
 
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I was trying to tactfully say that I don't really care what you like or don't when you choose to criticize my choices. IMO this is a thread for sharing what we like, not to criticize what anyone else finds pleasing to the ear. Just because I don't agree with one of your favorites I still wouldn't use that as an excuse to troll in this thread. It's just not the place for doing that, so please show some restraint and keep your opinions to yourself if you can't find it within you to share something positive.

 
 
Back on topic, currently listening to: The Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet

 

[Cdis99]

Shuffle brought me to this --- J. Cole - Farewell
 

 

[gopack87]

 

[rasmushorn]

 

[Kiwikat]

Got er on random tonight...
 
Now Playing:  Pink Floyd - Fearless

 

[rehabitat]

Robert Walter's 20th Congress - Live at Martyrs Chicago IL, 04-11-2000
 
Super funky jams

 

[Proglover]

 
On the D7000's that came in today

 

[Deep Funk]

Congratulations...
 
UFO's album "Strangers In The Night".
 
Set up: CD690 + AU-217 I + Pioneer Monitor 10R
 
P.S. Proglover, I am still a newbie with 'Progressive Rock' but I already have their first five albums. King Crimson owns if you like their approach. That said I am not done collecting and listening even though it takes time. Regarding UFO, this album is good which leads me to conclude I have to get more live albums. 

 

[grokit]

 
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I'm sorry I came over that way to you; I thought I wrote to me somewhere in my sentence, meaning I was only expressing my own feeling on Tutu, and certainly not criticizing your choice. I tend to never criticize anyone's choice: everyone is free to enjoy whatever they want! When you shared your playing album, it just reminded of the time I bought the album, and how disappointed I was after listening to it, since it went in a direction I liked less. Come to think of it like this, I didn't criticize you in any way, but only that particular album. If you felt personally designated, I must say there is some misunderstanding there.
 
Quote:

I was trying to tactfully say that I don't really care what you like or don't when you choose to criticize my choices. IMO this is a thread for sharing what we like, not to criticize what anyone else finds pleasing to the ear. Just because I don't agree with one of your favorites I still wouldn't use that as an excuse to troll in this thread. It's just not the place for doing that, so please show some restraint and keep your opinions to yourself if you can't find it within you to share something positive.

 
Back on topic, currently listening to: The Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet

 
It's all good, I have a huge Miles Davis collection and I really like how his career evolved into his later years. So when I said one of my favorites was Tutu, and you quoted me saying that while responding with, "Tutu has far too much synthesizer & junk like that in it... to me, that is; too distracting & even annoying on certain titles", it truly felt like you were criticizing my choices.
 
And then when you followed up by discounting the awards I mentioned that Miles garnered for his efforts, that kind of got my goat as well. I do have great appreciation for his earlier, more traditional offerings so like I said it's all good and let's keep it positive from now on. It's really hard to write negative things regarding other's choices "to yourself" in a public forum.

 

[grokit]

Back on topic indeed:
 

 

[Proglover]

ok, I'm going to try King Crimson, unbelievable I listened to so many prog. but never heard them, pfff (shame on me probably)

 

[BluFalcon]

Comfortably Numb
 

 

[Hi-Finthen]

Steve Miller Band-Fly Like An Eagle

 

[romeyp]