Sunday Vinyl - Allsorts 1

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Yeah, yeah. I know it's Monday. I've been busy this weekend.

Mike Oldfield - The Complete Mike Oldfield 1985 Double Album
The man behind the iconic Tubular Bells, which features along with other excerpts of his work. Back in the day, this stuff was amazing; however, in 2021, for me, this album becomes monotonous after side two. 😟

Paul Simon - Graceland 1986
Not sure if I featured this before? If I didn't then "Read on McDuff".
In some circles this is probably still a controversial work by the one half of Simon & Garfunkel Paul Simon mainly because it was conceived and performed in South Africa during Aparthied something for which he was heavily criticised for. To be honest, it's a brilliant album and a good incite into South African street music of that period.

Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) - Out of the Blue 1977 Double Album
Who doesn't like an electric chello? Featuring some of their hits such as "Sweat talking woman" and of course "Mr Blue Sky" ELO is one of those groups that you only have to hear a few bars and you know who the group is just like Queen, ABBA and Status Quo to name but a few.

I own all of the vinyl albums shown here except for the few that belong to my wife. Each album is generally played in its entirety unless I'm not too fond of a side.

These posts are tagged 'vinyl' 'records' 'music' and 'castlecannon' please feel free to hijack the comments and post your (Vinyl) records in the comments or drop me a ping for any Vinyl records post(s) you make.

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