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I don't see this one on Top 10 lists, so I am happy to see it here! Cheers! Moonflower- Santana has been a Top 10 for me since I first bought upon release in the 70's. I like that has a mix on each side of studio cuts and live versions that are better than the originals, especially the guitar solos on "Dance Sister Dance", "Europa" and "Let the Children Play"

I m no AFX expert but ..i ve heard most LPs and my top 3 are : Selected Ambient vol.1, Caustic Window , 26 Remixes for Cash. Anyone ?

Was into AFX from the inception. I went to Sheffield University in the early 1990s and WARP records in Sheffield was the seminal birth of UK electronica. The list is too long to mention but AFX was one of Warp's pioneer artists (along with The Black Dog and Autechre.) I remember listening to this album a lot in 1993 when I had come in from a night out at 3.00 a.m. and made some pasta and tuna in my student halls. I remember those nights every time I play this record. For me, though other electronic artist have eclipsed AFX for more varied and interesting output, mainly The Future Sound of London and Plaid. I have also met RDJ. He was at a house party once in Sheffield in late 1992. I chatted to him briefly. He mentioned about his dog chewing up some cassette tape recordings and how he tried to put them back together. He was pretty shy and aloof. My favourite RDJ album is I Care Because You Do as it has some beautiful tunes on it. Green Calx on Selected 85-92 ruins the album for me, it's annoying and it has even been recorded deliberately louder. Often it would wake me up after drifting off to sleep. If anyone needs any recommendations to get into electronica, I have pretty much everything decent that's been recorded, so reply if interested to learn more.

What is your favourite AFX lp and why? Comments here:

Check out these 3 excellent RUclips channels: 1) Deepcuts 2) Thewonkyangle 3) Theneedledrop for up to the minute electronic and quality alt music.

What have been your top ten most played Lp s in 2024? always interested to learn of others favourite pieces of music , SM aka Planet Mack

1) Steve Reich - Pulse LP (2014) 2) Mahler 10 - Ormandy ( 1910/ 1968) 3) Autechre - Amber (1994) 4) Autechre - Quaristice (2008) 5) UFO - Wild Willing and Innocent (1981) 6)Prokofiev - Symphony 6 (Mravinsky:1947/ 1958) 7) Jonny Cash At San Quentin (1969) 8) Automatism ( William JourdIn) Alter ( 2020) 9) John Coltrane - Africa / Brass (1961) 10) Blues and Rhythm compilation (Howlin Wolf, BobDiddley, Muddy Waters etc ( 1950s/Marble Arch UK- 1962 I think)

The Royal Guardsmen "Snoopy And His Friends" The Louvin Brothers "Satan Is Real" Nelson Riddle "Love Is A Game Of Poker" Dean Martin "A Winter Romance" The Mariachi Brass featuring Chet Baker "A Taste Of Tequila"

One of Alberts best albums ! 1964 was a very good year for Albert Ayler . I love that heavy vibrato on his recordings from this period . " Mothers" is such a great piece of music .

There isnt a thing for me to hate on with this rig. I imagine the amp is more than suffice for the bookies. I once found a Yammie mini system on the sidewalk in bklyn, and nabbed it immediately. Once home, it worked like a charm and got loud as all hell, lot louder than I was expecting from the little quasi boombox all in one. Mini systems from REPUTABLE brands kick all kinds of ass ; ) well done sir!

Of course it can be done: First of all look for Chinese equipment. (far better than the wellknown brands make it out to be: they are squared shitless(excusez le mot)

Planet Mack welcomes your own hi fi / music tips and thoughts for getting good sound from your system and how to enjoy the music more and where did you get some hifi bargains or freebies from? Cheers and God bless ,SM x

Yaay!!!! Come Taste with Tommy Bolin. You have a fine palate, Sir.

Hi Simon, I saw your comment and I wanted to come check out your channel and subscribe to your channel. I use to have 1000s of CDs, I loved them. I like vinyl because of the art as you mentioned. Not so much the collectibility , I just like the bigger format. I wish I had your skill of keeping it short, not my best trait lol. Great list for each format, well done

I'm 50, i grew up with cassette tape, but when i got my hand on my first Cd, i never looking back. Cassette won't last long. I have a few times on vinyls and never like it at all; never like the hissing sound, it's annoying, it's boring. People today collect them like it's a toy. Cd sounds so much better, and that's all that matter to me, especially the target cd from w germany and the 80's japanese pressing. Cd vs vinyls? Cd won by a thousand miles.

I agree with the synopsis. I think much of my love for vinyl is the physicality, the beauty, and the nostalgia, plus yes, the putting it on, dropping the needle, etc.

used to go there once or twice a week many moons ago, sad to hear of John Weavers passing! brilliant bloke and a brilliant shop!

Interesting timing running across this. I have gone overboard and failed for sure. And now have really been trying to be more critical on what I do buy and add. Jut last weekend, I hit the "low hanging fruit" - and pulled out a box of 100 records that were simply stuff I had acquired. I took them to my local 2nd hand resale store, and they gave me $260 of store credit for them. So, a cleared a little out. Next would be to actually sell some of the other stuff that I can do without. I do not ever see myself getting to 200, but I am pretty sure I could almost chop my collection in half. I am somewhat of a completest, so have 50 of one artist is a thing. Intriguing thoughts for sure.

Hi Everyone: how about a party game ? Name and date the cd s featured here ...genres here are classical, brutal metal, jazz, agit metal/rap and jazz fusion . Name or comment if any others are in your collections. Cheers,SM

CD sales in the US and UK are reportedly on the rise in the last two years according to Industry figures. Streaming remains at approximately 80 PCT of all music consumption as sales ,with vinyl sales at number three. Yes most of us certainly in the Vinyl Community love the hands on feel ,sound etc etc of records, but ..the cd format introduced in 1985 continues:( I sold the players at its launch but that's another story) and remains a very good quality affordable music format. It s just not very "sexy" when compared to vinyl ... Discuss :

So glad you mentioned Come Taste The Band which, to this day, remains my favourite D.P. album. I remember being castigated as a philistine for my opinion on the album but was vindicated by the scribe Geoff Barton who gave it 10/10 in a Classic Rock review when the 35th anniversary edition was released.

Add your current favourite hard rock, jazz fusion or classic hip hop vinyl HERE in the comments: cheers from Planet Mack...

PT.2 of this video HERE : ruclips.net/video/Y_oxExfsgcQ/видео.htmlsi=eaOnN5XfdJ8TkAYP cheers,SM x

PT. 1 of Planet Mack vinyl finds n buys in July is HERE : ruclips.net/video/lmU53HG-i_s/видео.htmlsi=zvH5w_fa2FFER_oh

So..the vinyl I bought yesterday for £12 max per LP ( most here are well below that and in good playable condition) and £2 max per 12" single is: Jeff Beck ( jazz rock fusion) x 2 Lp s,Stravinsky ( classical) , De La Soul 12"( hip hop), UFO x 2 Lp s ( hard rock) , It Bites 12"( pop prog rock) , Headswim 12" (;alt grunge rock), Jocelyn Brown 12"( soul diva house), Aldo Nova 12" ( aor hard rock) A11Z 12"( nwobhm metal) > PT.2 of this video being uploaded v.soon. the love of music and vinyl at good prices encourages adventurous eclectic tastes. SM .

Personnel On "Yasmina, a Black Woman" Archie Shepp - tenor saxophone, vocal Clifford Thornton - cornet Lester Bowie - trumpet Arthur Jones - alto saxophone Roscoe Mitchell - bass saxophone, piccolo Dave Burrell - piano Malachi Favors, Earl Freeman - bass Sunny Murray - drums, percussions Art Taylor - rhythm logs Laurence Devereaux - balafon

Some of my picks : Autechre, Laura Mvula, Beethoven etc...see full video upload here: ruclips.net/video/6HWON-1bMUo/видео.htmlsi=hg8hm_bIG49rQw6s

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# 8 x Artists here, 9 Vinyl LP s wanted Plus extra> for the 10 th LP I desire at present: Miles Davis -In a Silent Way on white vinyl RE and The Damned Machine Gun Etiquette LP. Happy listening to the music that moves you,SM x

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ruclips.net/video/QYqLVedwxyM/видео.htmlsi=YB8zRmQ1GzMLorm9 #vc Richard McCook s top 10

Americana, electronica, classical, metal, jazz, soul. The best of best wanted on vinyl here. See my top10 most played LP s vid here:ruclips.net/video/vKfdNr_-wMg/видео.htmlsi=g6OzXwT2KUsLtbxN SM x

The excellent Pitchfork music website has an interesting review and overview of Steve Reich s place in contemporary music. Key works by Reich include: Music for 18 musicians, Different Trains, The Desert Music, Reich remixed project ,Variations for Orchestra etc . SM x #stevereich

Channel 33 RPM video here I think originally made me think about the how much vinyl is too much question:ruclips.net/video/elQk9M1lCQ0/видео.htmlsi=SYnP0-mKyIWXWadj

#debussy, #remix, #thedebussyproject, #a-ntenna, #simonmack

Simon, I quit listening to AC-DC for the exact same reason.

I d be interested to learn of people s opinions on Reich s music and of any particular favourites. Also does anyone rate Philip Glass? Personally I don t but always open to suggestions

I am with you on Rush and as huge a fan I am they did lose it after Signals. Hemispheres, Kings any one you could have picked. Need to get right with God, tore up a couple Bibles in past year. Just don't get it, but I know someone is out there and better hedge my bets and get right. Will check out Gary Moore LP, got all the Thin Lizzy, man what a band. In the USA in the 70's all we heard ways Jailbreak and boys are back in town and no other tunes. Once I bought one album in the 2000's, I got them all. I think they are all awesome.

One of my all time favourites ruclips.net/video/CwQHDZYX3ao/видео.htmlsi=uPhjOhWYeVA5VHyN

Some of your musical heroes?

A short list of some of my musical heroes: Gustav Mahler, Miles Davis, Johnny Cash, Joni Mitchell, John Coltrane, Steve Reich, Rush, Prokofiev, Gary Moore, Stravinsky, Aretha Franklin, Benjamin Britten, SRV, Shostakovich

This has a very unique vibe to it.

Hard enough to hear without Steely Dan in the background

ruclips.net/video/1DwQ0BggnJg/видео.htmlsi=seNEziBfSn5k-cqf : vinyl bargains

This post after my thoughts on the subject reinforces the point: ruclips.net/video/elQk9M1lCQ0/видео.htmlsi=woK3oUBKFwn_1q0f

If anyone would like to view my thoughts on top 10 most listened LP s and eclectic taste: ruclips.net/video/vKfdNr_-wMg/видео.htmlsi=rcvxJNYNLHKc7rTZ

You brought me out of such a dark place, I thank God for putting me in your path at a time I needed most

Key verse : John 3:16: 'For God so loved the world that He gave His only son so that those who believe in Him ( Jesus) shall not perish, but have eternal life." Believe and receive,SM x

Also this a while back..ruclips.net/video/1DwQ0BggnJg/видео.htmlsi=FiLisjoAXJGPau23

💯 promo sm