Music What Are You Spinning? Cont. - Page 36

Rabble's thread has become extremely slow to load and post so I'm starting a new one while the other will be locked.

As rabble is no longer with us (cough), I have been authorized to post in his stead.

Perhaps we can add a full description of the video then post a direct link in an effort to forego the issues in the original thread.

Let's hear what your hearing.

Link to the original - https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=314922
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This album never gets old. Just a masterpiece.
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Originally Posted by Pablo:
Wife is out with friends. Kid is asleep. Dogs have abandoned me for the bed. No better time that now.

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My favorite Pink Floyd album, hands down.
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Originally Posted by htismaqe:
My favorite Pink Floyd album, hands down.

Yep. I think #2 is Wish You Were Here, then DSOTM #3 for me personally.
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Originally Posted by Pablo:
Yep. I think #2 is Wish You Were Here, then DSOTM #3 for me personally.

My 2nd favorite is actually Piper at the Gates of Dawn. I’m partial to old Syd.
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Originally Posted by htismaqe:
My 2nd favorite is actually Piper at the Gates of Dawn. I’m partial to old Syd.

Yeah, that's not my jam at all but can appreciate it.
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Just spun this for the second time in a couple years, and its KILLED me twice now :-)

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Steve Miller is maybe the most overlooked music legend of all time, he could do a 3 hour set of nonstop hits you'd likely know the lyrics to by heart

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Originally Posted by KCUnited:
Happy to hear you enjoyed it, and yeah, huge blow to fans and peers to learn of Riley's death.

Music is so subjective, especially the heavier stuff, that there's not much middle ground between love and hate, making recommendations trickier, haha.

Not speaking directly to you, but anyone who's building out a collection or is interested in discographies, pressing info, etc. discogs.com is a really good resource if not already utilizing it.

I sell as "telepicker97", seek me out and "friend" me on discogs.
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Originally Posted by htismaqe:
I've probably bought 200 albums on Discogs in the past couple of years. It's an amazing resource for filling out your back catalog, especially stuff that's hard to find or out of print.

It's also great for people like me who have 8000 records and 10000 CDs to keep track of what versions of what albums they actually have.

I went through a period of buying shit I already had because I didn't realize I already had it lol
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Originally Posted by Pablo:
Yep. I think #2 is Wish You Were Here, then DSOTM #3 for me personally.

Animals and Meddle are 1a and 1b for me, respectively.

Then, WYWH and Piper.

Then The Wall and Saucerful.

I like Relics a lot, too.

I don't think Dark Side makes my top 5 Pink Floyd list, to be honest.
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Originally Posted by rabblerouser:
It's also great for people like me who have 8000 records and 10000 CDs to keep track of what versions of what albums they actually have.

I went through a period of buying shit I already had because I didn't realize I already had it lol

Yeah, the version info is exhaustive. It's an amazing resource for sure.
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Originally Posted by rabblerouser:
Animals and Meddle are 1a and 1b for me, respectively.

Then, WYWH and Piper.

Then The Wall and Saucerful.

I like Relics a lot, too.

I don't think Dark Side makes my top 5 Pink Floyd list, to be honest.

Meddle is #3 for me, after Animals and Piper.
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