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Seeing that J&V song sparked a memorecall of another classic prog-rock album by Jon Anderson: Olias of Sunhillow.
I'll link to the album as it won't appeal to most, i think, but just take a look at the inner sleeve!
A thing of beauty. I still have the original album, snapped up for a quid at a flea market, and despite the worn edges is one of my prized possessions. Can't play it anymore for many reasons, and just hearing the playback now evokes a visceral memory that'll waste away the rest of my day if i'm not careful. Holy s.! I can almost feel my hair growing back again.
I'll link to the album as it won't appeal to most, i think, but just take a look at the inner sleeve!
A thing of beauty. I still have the original album, snapped up for a quid at a flea market, and despite the worn edges is one of my prized possessions. Can't play it anymore for many reasons, and just hearing the playback now evokes a visceral memory that'll waste away the rest of my day if i'm not careful. Holy s.! I can almost feel my hair growing back again.
Although there's always time for the best track on the album...
Heard this on the radio today. Reminded me of when our daughter and nieces were fans and at family gatherings we would have to watch them performing the dance to S Clubs latest video.
Futuristic and pioneering when first came out. Still is. Doesn't get the air time he deserves.
This dude f'king rox!
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Connie Francis who died today.
Years ago, whenever someone put this on the jukebox at the pub we used to go to, people would sing along and replace the word 'collar' with the word 'chopper'.
Years ago, whenever someone put this on the jukebox at the pub we used to go to, people would sing along and replace the word 'collar' with the word 'chopper'.
