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Shuttah - The Image Maker vol 1+2

Ozric Tentacles - Technicians Of The Sacred

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpzTC5fOeZU

I like a bit of Ozrics, me...

Saw them in the early 90's in Stratford upon avon.

These two, reissued by Speakers Corner:





Both of which were produced by The Boss - of EMI and Decca's recording teams respectively. Walter Legge of EMI produced pretty much all of Maria Callas' recordings and I understand this one is no exception, and Kenneth Wilkinson produced the Handel recording for Decca. And you can tell - both recordings sound absolutely exquisite. I still maintain that overall, the best sounding classical recordings date from the 1960's. My absolute favourites are on the Mercury Living Presence label - the Dorati Firebird is sublime.

Early start this morning.
SN Greenwood - Cold Cuts

Chilling out in the late afternoon sun playing Genesis, Duke. A transitional album if ever there was one.

A backwards style album that. It sound more dated than the previous album. Two years between them yet the later one sounds older.

Up next:

Atomic Rooster - Atomic Roooster. Class album, Superb drumming from Carl Palmer.

https://www.neilyoungarchives.com/#/inf ... &_k=hw7gyy
this is the neil young archive
every single thing he has ever recorded available to listen to for free

Ben