Pink Floyd Wish you were here
@winetarelli posted:Re: Rock Hall
Also never inducted? Joe Cocker. Nuts.
The most egregious snub in a long list of snubs.
I also agree about The Guess Who, Styx, and Supertramp, and will add Bad Company, Ben E. King, Devo, Pat Benetar, Warren Zevon, Jethro Tull, Big Star, King Crimson, Richard Thompson and the one that irks me the most: Little Feat.
The "problem" is that it is a private enterprise that cares primarily about ego, gate revenue, and apparently Baker Mayfield & Alice Cooper commercials. As my visit (and conversation with a staff member) indicates, fame has very little to do with who is inducted these days.
I agree with sunnylea that Richard Thompson is worthy. Some might argue that fame and influence are two different things, but he would have my vote.
A Momentary Lapse of Reason -- Pink Floyd
Imagine dragons
@Bytown Rick posted:The Rain Kept a Rollin' . . . 30 Years of Rock.
I love this one too. Thanks for sharing.
Dawn FM -- The Weeknd
Days of Future Passed -- The Moody Blues
@Bytown Rick posted:Days of Future Passed -- The Moody Blues
Rick, one of my very favourite albums of the 60’s. Have it on vinyl and 5.1 surround SACD. “Nights in White Satin” is on my permanent fave songs playlist. Also “Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood” is pretty good, though I think others did that one better.
Think I’ll put it on right now😎
@seaquam posted:Rick, one of my very favourite albums of the 60’s. Have it on vinyl and 5.1 surround SACD. “Nights in White Satin” is on my permanent fave songs playlist. Also “Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood” is pretty good, though I think others did that one better.
Think I’ll put it on right now😎
Enjoy M. Interestingly there was a discrete quadraphonic reel-to-reel version back in the day. The centre and sub channels were added subsequently to produce the 5.1.
Sounds like you both are doing well?
@Bytown Rick posted:... there was a discrete quadraphonic reel-to-reel version back in the day.
Oh man, does that ever take me back! Only the rich kids had reel-to-reel, so I was an 8- track boy until ( thank goodness!) cassettes came around, and then I could record my vinyl.
Yes, we are well except, of course, our lives revolved around travel, which we haven’t been able to do for more than 2 years now. But like everyone, we hope for improvements in the very near future.
Hope you and Mary are also well. It has been too long.
@seaquam posted:Oh man, does that ever take me back! Only the rich kids had reel-to-reel, so I was an 8- track boy until ( thank goodness!) cassettes came around, and then I could record my vinyl.
Yes, we are well except, of course, our lives revolved around travel, which we haven’t been able to do for more than 2 years now. But like everyone, we hope for improvements in the very near future.
Hope you and Mary are also well. It has been too long.
Also crossing our fingers. And yes, it has been too long.
@Bytown Rick posted:Also crossing our fingers. And yes, it has been too long.
So come back east, M! Rick and I are still here!! And Ottawa is about as vaccinated as it can be!
Mr. Luck (A Tribute to Jimmy Reed, Live at the Royal Albert Hall) -- Ronnie Wood (feat. Mick Taylor)
The dirty mac, yer blues
David Bowie on shuffle
Abbey Road
The Doors
Ice-T -Original Gangster
Jackson, Michael
All he needed to do was not be crazy…
Inspired by the Rock thread....Dr. Dre Essentials on Apple Music
Hans Zimmer -- Dune (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack). Give your sound system a good workout.
Children of Sanchez
Mixture of Buffalo Springfield, CSN&Y, Neil Young, CS&N, Stills…
@winetarelli posted:Mixture of Buffalo Springfield, CSN&Y, Neil Young, CS&N, Stills…
Nice combo
Sirius Gold 60's
@Bytown Rick posted:Nice combo
Thanks.
Currently, Mendelssohn violin concerto E minor (Hilary Hahn and Oslo Philharmonic)
Beach Boys: Sail on Sailor
@winetarelli posted:Thanks.
Currently, Mendelssohn violin concerto E minor (Hilary Hahn and Oslo Philharmonic)
Saw Hilary Hahn twice as soloist with Seattle Symphony. A truly remarkable talent!
@seaquam posted:Saw Hilary Hahn twice as soloist with Seattle Symphony. A truly remarkable talent!
I saw her play with the Cleveland Orchestra when we were teenagers. She stayed over at my friend’s house when she visited! (Long story.) She was already amazing. 
The War On Drugs - Lost In A Dream
New music from Arcade Fire 
Donovan, on shuffle.
Highlights from The Basement Tapes
Arlo Guthrie -- Alice's Restaurant. The original 1967 version, followed by the live 1996 version. Checking in to see whether they were as good as I remembered. They were, with a preference for the 1996 (an inspired performance, with better sound quality). 
@Bytown Rick posted:Arlo Guthrie -- Alice's Restaurant. The original 1967 version, followed by the live 1996 version. Checking in to see whether they were as good as I remembered. They were, with a preference for the 1996 (an inspired performance, with better sound quality).
I’ll have to listen to the 1996 version. I used to know the entire thing by heart.
@winetarelli posted:I’ll have to listen to the 1996 version. I used to know the entire thing by heart.
1967 on the left, 1996 on the right (The Massacree Revisited. Live at the Church)
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What's Going On, Marvin.
Passes the test of time, for me.
@seaquam posted:What's Going On, Marvin.
Passes the test of time, for me.
Listening now.