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Jett129

@GraemeE This one’s for you.

GraemeE

That's not Frampton is it?

Jett129

@GraemeE He left pretty early on. Don’t know his name. The drummer who think is really great is Jerry Shirley. I don’t know that he ever did anything else.

Matt

@GraemeE one of my favorite feelings in the whole world is the minute you discover a new band or album that you immediately obsess over.

Matt

I haven’t heard NxWorries but I like Anderson .Paak so I’m giving it a listen in the garage now.

GraemeE

@Matt dude same

Remember what It felt like from like age 16-20 when we'd get that buzz sometimes several times a week

GraemeE

@Jett129 said in Music:

Jerry Shirley.

I just looked and he worked on those rad syd barret solo records apparently

Matt

J-IV

@GraemeE Knxwledge and Anderson.Paak do not miss. Glad you’re enjoying it as much as I have

GraemeE

@J-IV I didn't waste any time getting the 2x45lp on order

goosehd

Tago Mago

@goosehd excellent

Although I prefer this version of Arriving Somewhere:

goosehd

@Tago-Mago Heavy rotation here and a most excellent album

goosehd

Over the last two years, I just about collected all of the Porcupine Tree, Steven Wilson, Blackfield, and Pineapple Thief Albums in some configuration (digital, vinyl, video, and cd). Steven Wilson is a treasure

Tago Mago

@goosehd different albums, and I'm pretty sure I've posted them before but these are great:

And obviously Song of Unborn from the Albert Hall live album is just incredible

Tago Mago

@goosehd I saw PT live on the Deadwing, Fear of a Blank Planet and The Incident Tours. Fantastic shows, Gavin Harrison in particular is amazing. Never managed to catch a Steven Wilson show. Would have loved to see him live on the Hand.Cannot.Erase tour, my favourite album of his. Haven't bought his two most recent solo albums or the latest PT. Will have to remedy that sorry state of affairs