Islands
Yet until all of them King Crimson, only somewhat earlier, the one on the cover of which that beautiful Trifid Nebula picture is there:
m20_21_eder
Yet until all of them King Crimson, only somewhat earlier, the one on the cover of which that beautiful Trifid Nebula picture is there:
m20_21_eder
Gyuri, you have reminded me of some great King Crimson that I have not listened to for many years.
Thank you.
Now I am searching through my vinyl to see if I still have any.
currently for me
Thank you.
Now I am searching through my vinyl to see if I still have any.
currently for me
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Well, yes.
King Crimson is one of my favourite between the favourites undoubtedly.
To look for it for worthy musics prepared by the all-time members.
Gyuri
King Crimson is one of my favourite between the favourites undoubtedly.
To look for it for worthy musics prepared by the all-time members.
Gyuri
Speedy J - Live
How i love this album 😀 Had it recorded on Hifi VHS from a CD years before CD recorders were available....
Nah, it deserved to be bought as an original 😉
How i love this album 😀 Had it recorded on Hifi VHS from a CD years before CD recorders were available....
Nah, it deserved to be bought as an original 😉
"Shut Yo' Mouth"
Slam Stewart and Major Holley.
I probably saw Mule live at least a dozen times. Great performer and super nice fellow. SS was featured on the most perfect five minutes of music I've ever heard, an improv of "I Got Rhythm" done with Don Byas (June 9, 1945). This album was just for fun, and shows it.
Slam Stewart and Major Holley.
I probably saw Mule live at least a dozen times. Great performer and super nice fellow. SS was featured on the most perfect five minutes of music I've ever heard, an improv of "I Got Rhythm" done with Don Byas (June 9, 1945). This album was just for fun, and shows it.
"The Neville Brothers" - Yellow Moon -
"Leonard Cohen" - Live in London -
Two fantastic albums which never fail to impress no matter how many times they are played.
"Leonard Cohen" - Live in London -
Two fantastic albums which never fail to impress no matter how many times they are played.
