What CD's Are you Playing Right Now? Top 5

The Tangent - Anything and everything.
The Who - Tommy
The Who - Who's next
The Who - Live at Leeds
Pink Floyd - Obscured by clouds
Pink Floyd - More

I know The Who might not be a "Moon Band" but Tommy should be IMHO.

[Rick and Roll]

Originally Posted by KeithieW

The Tangent - Anything and everything.
The Who - Tommy
The Who - Who's next
The Who - Live at Leeds
Pink Floyd - Obscured by clouds
Pink Floyd - More

I know The Who might not be a "Moon Band" but Tommy should be IMHO.

playing Steely Dan today reminded me of time I did Quardaphenia. A lot of fun, but Tommy may not work due to the short songs and connectivity. i sure wouldn't want to hear the songs chopped up like that....but yes what a classic

[mailotron]

Baba o riley, song is over, won't get fooled again are classics .... and I'm not a Who fan...

Further along on my new listening habits.

Threshold - Dead Reckoning (Great new album from these Prog metallers)
Threshold - Critical Energy (Fantastic Live album recorded in Holland)
Galahad - Empires Never Last (Latest album. Some great hooks in these songs)

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - 4 Way Street. (A mate just gave me this album. I hadn't listened to this since 1972 and had almost forgotten how wonderful it is. David Crosby has the most beautiful voice and the songs really are of the moment. Think Woodstock, Vietnam War protests, the hippy dream that was still happening and a lot of love and peace. A time that a lot of we older Moonies might remember quite well [or maybe remember is too strong a word to use. Perhaps I should have said experienced.] Whatever it was I've grown to love this album again over the last few days and will play it for a long time to come.)

[Rick and Roll]

Originally Posted by KeithieW

Further along on my new listening habits.

Threshold - Dead Reckoning (Great new album from these Prog metallers)
Threshold - Critical Energy (Fantastic Live album recorded in Holland)
Galahad - Empires Never Last (Latest album. Some great hooks in these songs)

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - 4 Way Street. (A mate just gave me this album. I hadn't listened to this since 1972 and had almost forgotten how wonderful it is. David Crosby has the most beautiful voice and the songs really are of the moment. Think Woodstock, Vietnam War protests, the hippy dream that was still happening and a lot of love and peace. A time that a lot of we older Moonies might remember quite well [or maybe remember is too strong a word to use. Perhaps I should have said experienced.] Whatever it was I've grown to love this album again over the last few days and will play it for a long time to come.)

Very weird. My friend gave me the first CSN and I just played it the other day. Gueneviere, Wooden Ships (the Airplane version great too).... timeless stuff.

[mossy]

Crosby

[Methem]

- Anathema: Alternative 4
- Ozrix: Strangeitude
- A collection of Kitaro
- About five hours of something recorded from the Finnish radio that 99% of the Moonies wouldn't want to know more about.


-Methem