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cubbie,Tumbleweed Connection is the best thing he's ever done.
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road is a fine piece of work,But I lost interest after that.I have an old Technics dont know if it still runs or not.I love the strobe on those things.Something we lost is reading and studying and enjoying album jackets and sleeves while the L.P. is playing.Spent many hours doing that in my room when I was a Parakeet.

Agree with 100% on Tumbleweed Connection. Also agree with you on the album jackets. There used to be some great artwork on those things. Yes used to have some fantastic artwork.

I bought a nice Marantz system back in the 80's....still have the turntable and about 100 albums from the 60-80's....and I still put them on once in a while

I agree about Tumbleweed Connection. great album. And Yellow Brick Road is one of my favorites.

Like Jimmy says, its like going into the "ol' treasure chest". Last night Commandor Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen for the first time in about ten years. "Hot Rod Lincoln" and "Beat Me Daddy, (Eight to a bar)" never sounded better

Cubbie Bear wrote:Like Jimmy says, its like going into the "ol' treasure chest". Last night Commandor Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen for the first time in about ten years. "Hot Rod Lincoln" and "Beat Me Daddy, (Eight to a bar)" never sounded better

Oh yeah, I might have to pull that one out of the stack.

I held on to one of my old turtables from my old hip hop daze mostly so I could put rare stuff on cd. I never thought it would go from scratching and mixing to playing some Buffett.

sonofabeach wrote:I held on to one of my old turtables from my old hip hop daze mostly so I could put rare stuff on cd. I never thought it would go from scratching and mixing to playing some Buffett.

now that's f'n funny