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Have had a few days off work - no holiday - just decorating!

To help pass the hours stripping wallpaper I pulled out my vinyls and cranked up the stereo.

Put on Queen`s Sheer Heart Attack and A Day At The Races - I almost forgot how good these albums were and proceeded to do too much air guitar and not enough wallpaper stripping for the rest of the afternoon. Wife not best pleased!

Anyone else experienced this, sticking on a long lost record and letting it blow your mind. All that wasted youth!

Badboybez

I put Oasis` Definitely Maybe on the other day - it hadn`t been played for about a year.

Bloody good album, I tend to neglect some of my older stuff.

badboybez...........Couldn`t agree with you more...SHA & races are class albums!
I`m lucky enough to work in a factory ;) so i can listen to at least 7 albums a day & Queen are never too far away on my list........Give the miracle & innuendo another listen too!....Just brought a DTS amp (purely for "A night at the opera" & "the game" dvd-audio)...A night at the opera is fantastic in surround!
Congratulations on your taste! :D

Already have the DVD-Audio discs - Night At The Opera just blows me away - I swear you can hear the pedals on the piano during Bo Rhap!!


Badboybez

This item was edited on Thursday, 12th February 2004, 18:37

Queen - yeurgh. Still, I suppose someone has to like them.

I dug out a load of old stuff the other day, including:

Fresh Fruit - Dead Kennedys, soundtrack from Repo Man, the first Air album, Pills Thrills`n`Bellyaches, In Reality - The Golden Horde, Eleventeen - Daisy Chainsaw, Strawberries and Machine Gun Etiquette - the Damned, an old tape with The Trumpton Riots on it, Black Metal - Venom, Ace of Spades and No Sleep - Motorhead, Let There be Rock and Highwayto Hell - AC/DC, It`s Alive - Ramones, Songs the Lord Taught Us - The Cramps ....just need to track down my old Frank Sidebottom stuff now...

Haven`t listened to all of it yet, but it does bring back memories...

i know this is a slight defiation from the thread title but i just recently purchased THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME by led leppelin and THE WALL by pink floyd on dvd both i had on video when i was a kid but got lost or something, and i was totally blown away i put them both on at seperate times just to check the discs out and ended up watching them all the way thru just classic

You ought to get the recent Zep DVD box set - it`s fantastic

Fresh Fruit - Dead Kennedys, soundtrack from Repo Man, the first Air album, Pills Thrills`n`Bellyaches, In Reality - The Golden Horde, Eleventeen - Daisy Chainsaw, Strawberries and Machine Gun Etiquette - the Damned, an old tape with The Trumpton Riots on it, Black Metal - Venom, Ace of Spades and No Sleep - Motorhead, Let There be Rock and Highwayto Hell - AC/DC, It`s Alive - Ramones, Songs the Lord Taught Us - The Cramps
& you take the p**s out of Queen????????? ;)

Listened to The Verve`s album the other day for the first time in ages, forgotten how good that was.

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