Album of the Moment

Felice wrote:Ray I don't judge love ^_^ , you can say anything to us here ,Or at least to me .
I think you will find that Again someday , we all do eventually , whether it's Now or later ...we do .

At least for now, you will have that Experience always and forever in your heart, so have comfort at that dear

Thanks for your kind words Felice!

Last time I played this album one of the midrange drivers in my A/D/S L-630 failed.

Been battling with those stupid speakers for a decade now!

Remember pushing many a speakers to their limitations with Symphony of Destruction.
My favorite speakers with that song were all the Cerwin-Vega models I owned. Would always trip their tweeter overload circuit with that song.

Don’t have time to spin the vinyl.

But life got ya down? Listen to Cosmic Thing by The B-52s for an uplifting experience!

Released in 1989 after the death of Ricky Wilson. It was their first studio album after that tragedy struck the band. Not one sad song is to be found. But rather the album is a celebration of life.

Production work by Nile Rodgers and Dan Was. It has Nile Rodgers ya can’t go wrong.

Enjoy your day folks! May the day bring you happiness!!

Back to basics.
Stereo therapy.
My stereo still brings a smile to my face and chill to my spine.
Love that the vocalist is always right there in front of me! Too real sometimes

Rush - Signals via Spotify. Don’t have a physical copy of this album. it’s painful to realize how many albums I don’t own.

I did see this band live 3 times though!
And I’m a lucky man too! They are officially retired as a group as far as I know.

Wynton Marsalis - Black Codes (From The Underground)

My Dad introduced me to jazz. I remember he was a big fan of trumpet players such as Maynard Ferguson, Dizzy Gillespie, and Wynton Marsalis.

Armored Saint - March of the Saint

Helloween - Walls of Jericho

Hell yeah!!!!

Anna Calvi - Hunter

My new obsession!

Wolfgang Dauner - Et Cetera

Hawkind - Space Ritual