What's Spinning Tonight?

It's nice to have a TT again. Currently I'm mining the vein of 60's & 70's vintage rock albums.

Saw this band many times as a young man. Chicago II was their second release. This is the 1st pressing (the red 360 Sound label with white lettering) purchased new in 1969. To think later that year I would be at Woodstock with my older brother.

Considering how many times we listened to this record I can now, 55+ years later, appreciate how durable vinyl is as a music storage medium. Nice recording too.

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It can’t be much better than this :D !!!

”Welcome To The Machine” is one of my absolute favorite songs of all time.. So mighty, so powerful!! Great choice for the day, enjoy!!

/ Jk
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There's a special version of "Welcome to the Machine" where the doors sound like those of a nuclear bunker. Sorry, I forget what Lp version that was. i think it was a old japan version soo deep bass.
 
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There's a special version of "Welcome to the Machine" where the doors sound like those of a nuclear bunker. Sorry, I forget what Lp version that was. i think it was a old japan version soo deep bass.
Hi,

This was purchased in 1985 in Taipei, but the quality of the LP is great. I have purchased also a more recent version, but do not sound as good as this one.

Rgds

Adelmo
 
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In my part of the world autumn is starting to take over more and more. There are not many leaves left on the branches of the trees.
A little quiet guitar playing by Mike Dawes fills the autumn darkness with a pleasant warmth and a cautious hope that the darker season soon will be over.


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Wish you all a really pleasant weekend.
 

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