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Mathzy

#NowPlaying: 'Queen I' by Queen (1973 - 2024 Remaster).

Wife's birthday today and I got her this. The complete remaster and remix of Queen's debut album, which always sounded a bit ropey.

This is like listening to it for the first time. Plus the addition of a track that was destined for the album but left off the original pressing has now earned this version the moniker 'I'.

We have a black turntable flanked by two black speakers on some white furniture with grey wallpaper behind. The playing record is black vinyl. On the right speaker are the words 'Now Playing' lit up in front of the record sleeve. The sleeve shows a white spotlight shining from the top left to the bottom right where a stylised Mercury stands with a microphone stand above his head. The rest of the sleeve contains various hues of purple.
#Vinyl#NowSpinning#NowListening
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The Ö ... Rock and Blog

Patti Smith / Easter (1978); „Easter“ präsentiert eine beeindruckende Bandbreite an Stilen, die von energiegeladenem Rock'n'Roll über gefühlvollen Folk bis hin zu den aufkeimenden Klängen des New Wave reichen. Ein absoluter Höhepunkt des Albums ist zweifellos der Hit-Song „Because the Night“, eine bemerkenswerte Zusammenarbeit mit Bruce Springsteen. #PattiSmith #GodmotherOfPunk #Punk #ArtRock #NewWave #GarageRock #AlternativeRock #Folk

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The Vinyl Ape 🦧

JOY DIVISION
Substance
2015 U.S. 2xLP reissue

I think this is the greatest compilation of any band’s body of work ever released.

I can’t imagine what it’s like for somebody who’s never heard a note of Joy Division’s music to experience this front to back. From the early Warsaw songs included, to the Unknown Pleasures tracks, to both versions of Love Will Tear Us Apart, to Transmission…
It’s an astonishing introductory course for one of the most important rock bands ever.

The fact that some of these songs still make the hairs on my arm and neck stand up after all these years of listening to them is testament to all four of these men.

Just an astonishing body of work in such a brief period of time.

My son is in the throes of discovering them at the moment. He requested I put this on.
Transmission is his jam.

#vinyl#vinylrecords#vinylcollection
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1001 Other Albums

Talk Talk – Laughing Stock (1991, UK)

Our next spotlight is on number 908 on The List, submitted by arratoon. This is Talk Talk's fifth and final album, their decidedly uncommercial, bare, free-form masterpiece, created out of hours upon hours of 50 musicians improvising in darkness.

Want to read more? See the full spotlight on the Fediverse at @1001otheralbums.com or on the blog: 1001otheralbums.com/2025/05/11

Want to skip straight to the music? Here's a Songlink: album.link/ca/i/1444218854

Happy listening, and I'll see you all in a month.

1001 Other Albums · Talk Talk – Laughing Stock (1991, UK)
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