On My Turntable This Month - October 2024

[@TC_Conner]

You've almost got me convinced to buy a new turntable instead of the macro lens I want!

[@Enrique-the-photographer]

OK, but what about Dean Martin, that great philosopher who once said, “when the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie that’s amore”.

[@carefulwiththataxeeugene-fz2ek]

a few years back, either Brighton or Fulham had a striker playing for them called Bobby Zamora. Opposing fans would sing: "when you're sat in Row Z and the ball hits your head that's Zamora" 🙂

[@Enrique-the-photographer]

@@carefulwiththataxeeugene-fz2ek Haha, that's funny and better than Dean Martin.

[@musicisajourney]

This was a great video to watch. Sorry to hear about your health plaguing your physical strength. But your content was very engaging for me. I have a bid on The Cult’s Electric and so far no one else is bidding, so I’ll finally get a proper taste of that band. How’s Songs from the Wood? That’s the one JT album I’m still thinking to get and possibly Heavy Horses. For that matter, Trespass is the one Genesis album I want that I still haven’t bought. I just bought UFO’s Obsession last year, I think. It was never available on Amazon, so I bought it from Yahoo Japan Auction. Nice choice with 2112. Not the best one but a landmark album for the band for sure. Some good rockers on side two. I’d never heard of Nick Drake before, but someone mentioned him recently in one of these Beer & Vinyl contest entries and now you have. That often happens. Sin After Sin is one of my favourite JP albums with Sinner, Raw Deal and Dissident Aggressor being fantastic in my opinion. I’m looking forward to your Judas Priest 3-6 video!

[@carefulwiththataxeeugene-fz2ek]

thanks as always Peter. I'm glad that these videos might encourage watchers to seek out new music, or spark memories of music they themselves enjoy. Nick Drake is an artist for quiet reflection, one that I certainly enjoy when I need to unwind or relax / destress. His voice is very comforting 🙂 I hope you enjoy Electric. It's probably their most raw record - guitar, bass, drums, vocals - that's it!! I'm looking forward to listening to those 4 JP albums again - that's kind of the point of the whole series I guess - to re-connect with past music loves 🙂

[@carefulwiththataxeeugene-fz2ek]

@@musicisajourney sorry missed out on Songs from the Wood. Think Fairport Convention mixed with early Genesis and Ian Anderson’s folky vocals. The drumming is superb on it too. Worth it for that alone in my opinion Peter :-)

[@musicisajourney]

@@carefulwiththataxeeugene-fz2ek Thanks, Nick! That confirms that I need to move it up the list!