Nice score pal, especially the half mastered Joe Cocker. For albums that are my favorites that should be listened to front to back and you need to be on the lookout for are Chicago's first, CTA, and Blood, Sweat & Tears "greatest hits", Annie Lennox's "Diva", Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On, Moody Blues "Days of Future Passed", k d Lang "Ingenue" & "All You Can Eat" [so appropriate and a commonality she and I share for our preference for females], Pink Floyd "DSOTM", Jethro Tull's "Aqualung", Narada "The Wilderness Collection", Gino Vannelli "Storm at Sunup" and all Zeppelin's first 5. At the prices you can get them at the Christian store you'd be silly not to buy any if you can find them and give them a listen. You can always find the entire albums here on YT to give any of them a go also. Cheers my friend.
Thanks a lot my friend 🍺 Most of these titels would be Wery rare to find here’ In Denmark - But’.. That’ will be Awesome to find one day. - So far… Luck is On my side. Big Cheers Buddy 🍻
@@KARS10PEDERSEN I know you prefer vinyl, but if you find some spare time and until you hopefully stumble on any of these, give some of these a go here on YT. I particularly like these titles because of not only the content/music but the pristine quality of the recordings. They are absolutely exquisite on vinyl I'm sure but I gave all my vinyl to my son years ago as I got tired of the handling of them and went for the convenience of CD's which has now been relegated onto my spare hard drive with several other backups for fear of losing the years of accumulating all that content.
@@moefeaux1442 i do have a lot of Led Z. and some Pink F. (Incl. DSOTM). On CD. Never heard “Aqualung” - But i heard about it’… So maybe i start with that ? Great list pal, Big Cheers
@@KARS10PEDERSEN Nice place to start. I saw them in concert way back in the early 70's locally here in New Orleans. One of the best concerts in memory as they played exactly like on the album without all the excess jamming which was not the ordinary back then in live concerts and the vocalist/flutist is a excellent performer. I'd include the link, but I've been threatened by the YT algorithm to cancel my account due to posting links. So f'ing stupid the shit being forced on us, but look out for the Steven Wilson 40th Anniversary remastered here on YT that has all 11 songs in order as on the original album. Hope you're not disappointed.
Nice score pal, especially the half mastered Joe Cocker. For albums that are my favorites that should be listened to front to back and you need to be on the lookout for are Chicago's first, CTA, and Blood, Sweat & Tears "greatest hits", Annie Lennox's "Diva", Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On, Moody Blues "Days of Future Passed", k d Lang "Ingenue" & "All You Can Eat" [so appropriate and a commonality she and I share for our preference for females], Pink Floyd "DSOTM", Jethro Tull's "Aqualung", Narada "The Wilderness Collection", Gino Vannelli "Storm at Sunup" and all Zeppelin's first 5. At the prices you can get them at the Christian store you'd be silly not to buy any if you can find them and give them a listen. You can always find the entire albums here on YT to give any of them a go also. Cheers my friend.
Thanks a lot my friend 🍺 Most of these titels would be Wery rare to find here’ In Denmark - But’.. That’ will be Awesome to find one day.
- So far… Luck is On my side. Big Cheers Buddy 🍻
@@KARS10PEDERSEN I know you prefer vinyl, but if you find some spare time and until you hopefully stumble on any of these, give some of these a go here on YT. I particularly like these titles because of not only the content/music but the pristine quality of the recordings. They are absolutely exquisite on vinyl I'm sure but I gave all my vinyl to my son years ago as I got tired of the handling of them and went for the convenience of CD's which has now been relegated onto my spare hard drive with several other backups for fear of losing the years of accumulating all that content.
@@moefeaux1442 i do have a lot of Led Z. and some Pink F. (Incl. DSOTM). On CD.
Never heard “Aqualung” - But i heard about it’… So maybe i start with that ?
Great list pal, Big Cheers
@@KARS10PEDERSEN Nice place to start. I saw them in concert way back in the early 70's locally here in New Orleans. One of the best concerts in memory as they played exactly like on the album without all the excess jamming which was not the ordinary back then in live concerts and the vocalist/flutist is a excellent performer. I'd include the link, but I've been threatened by the YT algorithm to cancel my account due to posting links. So f'ing stupid the shit being forced on us, but look out for the Steven Wilson 40th Anniversary remastered here on YT that has all 11 songs in order as on the original album. Hope you're not disappointed.
@@moefeaux1442 I really hope YT will keep there hands of my Jethro.
Thanks a lot buddy 🤘😎 Aqualung Here We Come!