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

[VAXman(Admin)]

Originally Posted by Lellu

I bought Tales From Topographic Oceans by Yes few weeks ago. Certainly not too approachable an album. However the more I listen to it the more it makes sense.

Lots of spins were also given to the soundtrack from the movie Piano by Michael Nyman...simply beautiful...

I just bought Tales From Topographic Oceans by Yes a few (3) decades ago. It was certainly an approachable album then. A phonograph needle approached it so often that I wore out the first copy. I gave it to a friend and bought a second copy.

[mailotron]

[quote=VAXman;28116]I just bought Tales From Topographic Oceans by Yes a few (3) decades ago. It was certainly an approachable album then. A phonograph needle approached it so often that it becames Wastes from Topographic Ocean

Originally Posted by VAXman

I just bought Tales From Topographic Oceans by Yes a few (3) decades ago. It was certainly an approachable album then. A phonograph needle approached it so often that I wore out the first copy. I gave it to a friend and bought a second copy.

Ditto......I'm onto my third vinyl copy and second CD copy. The last re-release with the extended intro to TRSoG is amazing.

Still my favourite album of ALL time.

[Lellu]

Originally Posted by VAXman

I just bought Tales From Topographic Oceans by Yes a few (3) decades ago. It was certainly an approachable album then. A phonograph needle approached it so often that I wore out the first copy. I gave it to a friend and bought a second copy.

Before Tales my only albums by Yes were Fragile and Relayer...
Tales feels quite tranquil when compared to those.

ps.

I think therefore iMac

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Phideaux 3 13 it loops in my car , not really prog but fine pop songs full of analog instruments
Just unwrapped new Loreena Mc Kennit live cd and dvd ,
HAmmill Peter X my heart
Strawbs Grave new world
Barclay James Harvest Time Nonoured Ghosts

and SUM 41 and Fall out Boy cos' of the kids