Wax Treasure (Vinyl)

[Tago Mago]

[68degreesorless]

[endo]

https://open.spotify.com/album/055oBGhGjcZixkBREWdav2?si=hio4sYN-T7GDcuQB-B3Esg

[Aetas]

@endo The unfolded and rotated gatefold is magic.

[endo]

You got it too @Aetas ?

[Aetas]

@endo Unfortunately not. Was displayed once vertically under glass in a local shop. Every two months they exhibit a theme. In this case it was ‘Gatefolds’.

[GreenMan]

And of course️

[GraemeE]

@GreenMan love the soundtrack work from these 2

[tody]

that soundtrack is exceptional. i remember playing it on constant repeat after watching the movie when it came out.

[Aetas]

Opeth - Heritage

When I bought this in 2011 on CD, I had no clue about their back catalogue and roots in death metal. Produced by Steven Wilson it appeared like prog rock. Wasn’t convinced at this time. Nowadays a blast from the past.

[indigo_nico]

The Boris collection continues to grow

[Tago Mago]

@Aetas I think they hit their prog stride with Pale Communion. Heritage feels like a transitional album with no coherent musical direction. Still some pretty great stuff on it

[GreenMan]

Sunday night slice of jazz fusion-stoner/jam rock️

[GreenMan]

Revisiting the year 1995.

[GraemeE]

@GreenMan great record

I keep trying to convince @seawolf to give this record a shot but he is a "kid a or nothing" kind of guy

[seawolf]

@GraemeE I think you have it backwards I love The Bends, Pablo Honey, and Ok Computer.

[GraemeE]

@seawolf said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):

@GraemeE I think you have it backwards I love The Bends, Pablo Honey, and Ok Computer.

Its ok man - this thread is a safe space for you to admit how much you love kid a

[Bridger]

I like Radiohead's earlier stuff, like The Queen is Dead and Doolittle

[seawolf]

@GraemeE No, that’s the Unpopular Opinions thread.

[Aetas]

Tangerine Dream -Zeit

This was sitting on my desk for some time. It’s an original version of Zeit (Time) from 1972.
Electronic music was a niche market at this time.
When it came out in Germany, a color TV cost a third of a VW Beetle and the Moog synthesizer around one half. Neither of them were floating around in large numbers.

Wasn’t expecting such a great vinyl sound.
In the end this is dark, dystopic and disputable.

„Maybe the best way to listen to this music is the way DJ John Peel approached it. After listening to fifteen to twenty new albums he and his wife sat down and listened to Zeit before they went to bed. It cleared all the muck out of his head …“ Rest of the article here.