What Are You Listening To?

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The Police Around The World Retored and Expanded Blu Ray

Stings Bass is definitely for front on this Restored recording Walking On The Moon is shaking the Man Cave.

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The Grateful Dead Movie Blu Ray

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Electric Sun • Fire Wind

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Electric Sun • Earthquake

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Miles DVD-A

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DVD;

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a CD-R of Pink Floyd the Wall/Final Cut w/ demos and promos
I made years ago...

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Rare Earth • Generation

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Arguably the oddest record in the Zombies' original discography, the Bunny Lake Is Missing soundtrack was released by RCA in conjunction with the Otto Preminger movie starring Carol Lynley, Laurence Olivier, and Keir Dullea. The Zombies, as taped at a television studio, are seen in the movie on a television screen in an extended and very important scene in a pub -- and their songs, especially "Just Out of Reach" and "Remember You," do add some subtle extra layers of tension to an already suspenseful movie. The group evidently had high hopes that their appearance in the film would be an important stepping stone, but it proved something of a dead end -- the soundtrack album containing their three songs, "Nothing's Changed," "Just Out of Reach," and "Remember You" (with Paul Glass composing the rest of the music), never sold in large numbers and was a good mid-level collectable item in the early '80s, with stereo copies far rarer and more choice. It's an interesting curio and in the period when their catalog was mostly out of print, the three songs here made it a nice addition to any collection of the band's music,

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The Zodiac • Cosmic Sounds

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Haymarket Square • Magic Lantern

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The Alan Parsons Project •Vulture Culture

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The Alan Parsons Project • Gaudi

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pumpkinman wrote: »

Arguably the oddest record in the Zombies' original discography, the Bunny Lake Is Missing soundtrack was released by RCA in conjunction with the Otto Preminger movie starring Carol Lynley, Laurence Olivier, and Keir Dullea. The Zombies, as taped at a television studio, are seen in the movie on a television screen in an extended and very important scene in a pub -- and their songs, especially "Just Out of Reach" and "Remember You," do add some subtle extra layers of tension to an already suspenseful movie. The group evidently had high hopes that their appearance in the film would be an important stepping stone, but it proved something of a dead end -- the soundtrack album containing their three songs, "Nothing's Changed," "Just Out of Reach," and "Remember You" (with Paul Glass composing the rest of the music), never sold in large numbers and was a good mid-level collectable item in the early '80s, with stereo copies far rarer and more choice. It's an interesting curio and in the period when their catalog was mostly out of print, the three songs here made it a nice addition to any collection of the band's music,

Watching the movie now! Black and white I think I’m in for a treat ! Thanks brother

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Skunk Baxter-Speed Of Heat

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Bought three new albums today. First up is

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NM Rhino re-release;

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New album number two.

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NM speakers corner;

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New album number three.

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Time for some oldies I haven’t played for at least six months.

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