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11 June 2015
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Holy moly @WeepingAtlasCedars, I had no idea that Rod ever performed a Petty song. It’s been fun having new music to listen to the last few weeks. I’m assuming that’s it, as the release of the box is coming later this month.
* I have a funny story about Rod live and a Paul song, but it involves Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds so probably belongs in a different thread.
* My first fiddy of the month thank you. 
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Beatlebug said
Gonna listen to this on repeat because there’s a beautiful full harvest moon rising tonight.
Hey, I only discovered this wonderful song for myself just the other day and listened to it several times over! 
It has such a beautiful and drifting atmosphere about it. My only critique if I had to give one is that the riff sounds a little too close to Walk Right Back by The Everly Bros… 
I’ve slowly been dipping into Neil’s work recently but probably have started with two of the most bizarre but pretty cool places in his discography – his super psychedelic and fuzzy ’68 solo debut followed by 1983’s Everybody’s Rocking, his homage album to 50s rock and roll/doo wop which I wanted to check out of curiosity (I love Wonderin’!). I’ll report back at some point in the future on what albums I’ll get to next if anyone who has stuck through this post is interested lol
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@sigh butterfly said
I know @Beatlebug, I just have the most affection for the Zepplin thread so I think all English bands have (had) a home there. I still think your ranking of the last song on each LP could be the basis of a cool book.
@SgtPeppersBulldog said
Hey, I only discovered this wonderful song for myself just the other day and listened to it several times over!
It has such a beautiful and drifting atmosphere about it. My only critique if I had to give one is that the riff sounds a little too close to Walk Right Back by The Everly Bros…
Haha I just googled “harvest moon” and that came up and I l o v e it… it’s a song I’ve needed but only just found, I think. Mood-wise, it also kinda reminds me of one of my all-time favorites, “The Blue” by David Gilmour. 
Current listening, released 50 years ago today ! ! ! !
Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin III @Ledheads
Next up, released 10 years ago today:
Fistful of Mercy – As I Call You Down
I HIGHLY recommend this. Excellent album, top-notch, and I say this without my bias for Dhani Harrison having an influence because he’s really not that prominent on it, it’s just a damn solid album. The harmonies are lush and wild and the acoustic instrumentation is so clean and full and the songwriting is quality.
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3.23pm
26 January 2017
Offline Harvest Moon is great, as is the album. The version from Unplugged is phenomenal. Overall, Harvest is a better album any day of the week.
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1.29am
11 April 2016
Offline I’m very happy to see all the love for “Harvest Moon” as of late. While I’ve not heard the whole album myself (I’ll fix that eventually), I’ve always loved the song, and hearing it on the radio is always a treat (I think I heard it just this last Saturday, even). Also, in general, it makes me glad to see people enjoying some of the best of what Canada has to offer. 
Beatlebug said
Current listening, released 50 years ago today ! ! ! !
Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin III @Ledheads
Happy 50th, LZ III!
I’m giving it a listen as well; currently on “Hats off (To Roy Harper)” (which, despite being a bit of an acquired taste, I do actually quite like hearing from time to time). 
MUST I MUST I MUST I SHAKE ‘EM ON DOWWWWWWWWN 
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10.35am
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3.54pm
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R.I.Noise to a giant…f**k cancer
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11.26am
11 June 2015
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12.47pm
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15 February 2015
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John Lennon – Plastic Ono Band
John Lennon – Imagine
Am: John’s half of Double Fantasy
Next: John’s half of Milk And Honey
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9.57pm
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15 February 2015
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John Lennon at 80 podcast parts one and two
Am:
Sean Lennon – “Little Wing” acoustic (which is surprisingly good)
Next: The Ghost Of A Saber Tooth Tiger – Acoustic Sessions
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3.54am
11 April 2016
Offline I’m feeling a little “Positively 4th Street” at the moment, so that’s what I’ve got on:
list=RD7seZjqkk2n0&index=6
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11.25am
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15 February 2015
Offline Released 13 years ago yesterday but I feel more in the mood for it today bc it’s rainy and I’m in a mood for a bout of partially self-inflicted atmospheric Radiohead-induced melancholy study session:
Radiohead – In Rainbows (my first and eternal favorite Radiohead album)
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5.09pm
26 January 2017
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‘Dogs’ is absolutely incredible.
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12.31am
3 October 2020
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THE SEX IN YOUR SOUL WILL DAMN YOU TO HELL
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5 December 2019
Offline QuarryMan said
Pink Floyd – Animals‘Dogs’ is absolutely incredible.
Yes.
Currently listening to:
Sunday Cruise — Am I Pretty? (2020)
…….I found this band on TikTok……don’t judge me.
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3.20pm
1 December 2009
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10.06pm
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15 February 2015
Offline It’s Paul Simon’s birthday so I have listened to my beloved Graceland and now I am listening to Hearts And Bones and it is SOOOO GOOOD OMG. The more I listen to his stuff, the more my brain is blown by his songwriting excellence 
Graceland is travelling music, while Hearts And Bones is contemplative evening possibly subtropical drawing music (like sipping wine). I appreciate both moods exquisitely.
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6.15am
25 February 2020
Offline that Goats Head Soup reissue/remix is INSANE
I’ve mostly just been listening to that for the last like month
some T. Rex too
John Lennon /Plastic Ono Band and misc. other solo songs, some solo McCartney/Wings
oh, also, some disco/synthpop type stuff
basically all I’ve been listening to for the last, like, two months or so
8.51am
22 July 2019
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11.31am
26 January 2017
Offline Been digging into Prince’s discography the past few days, particularly Sign O The Times, which is a pretty amazing album the whole way through. The title track, ‘Starfish and Coffee’, ‘Slow Love’ and ‘The Cross’ in particular are all fantastic.
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I've sat there on the barstool and I've looked him in the face.
He seemed a little haggard, but it did not slow him down,
he was humming to the neon of the universal sound.
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