What album do you own that no one else on PE owns?

[interbellum]

The Best of the OW1 -
Not a band/artist release per so - but rather an instrument demo album released by Korg, with all songs performed entirely on the Korg Ow1 -
The artist list includes Keith Emerson, Geoff Downes Degar Foresse, Eddie Jobson, Chuck Leavel, Dave Stewart, Jordan Rudess (w Jack Hotop, formerly (long ago) of Rat Race Choir, Rick Wakeman, Joe Zawinul, etc.

I don't think this was actually available in stores, but it was available at no cost "upon request" from Korg.

This one's still available at discogs.

[Progtastic]

I have had (for a long time) Chick Corea - The Song Of Singing, which I think I played once.

[JKL2000]

[Gizmotron]

I'm not reading 11 pages, so if mentioned before.......

"The Wind" by the 60s band Circus Maximus (w/Jerry Jeff Walker in the band, believe it or not) is the first song I thought of. Still play it.

Got it.
A true classic.

[Hal...]

^^ I love that Kay Martin cover. Having never heard of her, I Googled her. I don't know who this woman is but I like her. She seems nice.

[Galactic Bulldozer]

Don't have Seen One Earth - but know a few of the songs from the Cinema Sampler CD

Yep, I have it, Light Side of The Moon.

Anyone have this, I discovered it yesterday, not listened to it yet but it has Duncan Mackay and Steve Harley guesting.

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/al..._anyone___/buy

[Calabasas_Trafalgar]

^^ I love that Kay Martin cover. Having never heard of her, I Googled her. I don't know who this woman is but I like her. She seems nice.

What's not to like?

[Rarebird]

What's not to like?

The music?
Her voice?

[Yves]

Her pointy tits?

[JKL2000]

^^ I love that Kay Martin cover. Having never heard of her, I Googled her. I don't know who this woman is but I like her. She seems nice.

There's something about her, but I can't put my finger on it.

[ronmac]

The towel?

[Rufus]

Testify-Phil Collins

[Taped Rugs]

Yoko Ono - Plastic Ono Band. I would assume that at least a few people here may have (or had) this but the question I want answered is, how many both own it and like it? I am not ashamed to admit I love this album. The B side to "Power to the People" was "Touch Me", which is how I ended up finding out about this album. And anyone who ever thought Ringo was a hack should listen to this album.

Temple City Kazoo Orchestra
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The Speeches That Stirred America - Spiro T. Agnew.

Bought it for a buck and have never listened to it.

I have all of these, love the Plastic Ono Band, used samples from the Agnew live in performance, and recently played "Whole Lotta Love" by the Kazoo Orchestra on my radio show out of Northern California (KOWS).

Here's the album I'm betting no one else has here:

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[Mythos]

CD: Lead and Thoughts and Spears

A mix of spacerock, shoegaze, dreampop, ambient experimental, progressive, a bit like Michael Brook, spacey, swirling guitars, found their lone CD in a used music store that allows you to listen before you buy and I was attacked by the spacey cover art... Not much info about them out there, they do have a facebook page and here is another link:

ref: http://www.last.fm/music/Lead%20and%...20and%20Spears

[Calabasas_Trafalgar]

Her pointy tits?

what do you have against pointy tits? They were all the rage in the 50s apparently.

[JKL2000]

what do you have against pointy tits? They were all the rage in the 50s apparently.

They disgust me.

This thread was great! Didn't I start it?

Did anyone else have a very 80s album called Waiting for the Floods by a band called The Armoury Show? I enjoyed that in the day.

[Steve F.]

Here's the album I'm betting no one else has here: I

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I own all extant, non Gate 5 Harry Partch vinyl. Huge fan. One of my heroes.

[JKL2000]

They disgust me.

This thread was great! Didn't I start it?

Did anyone else have a very 80s album called Waiting for the Floods by a band called The Armoury Show? I enjoyed that in the day.

Oh, I guess I didn't start this thread - sorry bob!

[progcd54]

Reaching For The Sky - Renée ‎

[ronmac]

Not sure if I posted this one in this thread, but it's worth posting again.

[Mister Triscuits]

That's one happy Frankie.

[per anporth]

Did anyone else have a very 80s album called Waiting for the Floods by a band called The Armoury Show? I enjoyed that in the day.

Got it. And saw their first ever ever gig, above the Edinburgh Playhouse.

Jobson gave McGeoch an earful when they disagreed about which song to play next, at one point. McGeoch swung a punch towards Jobson's extensive chin. After which, Jobson deferred to McGeoch's opinions on the set list.

Disappointing lp, given the band & their provenance (Magazine & Skids alumni - a kind of reverse image of Big Country).

[mogrooves]

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I've got it.

[Taped Rugs]

All Right, great to know this site has some Partch fans (Misters mogrooves and Steve F), so I lost the prize there. Now deeper into the collection bog I sink to retrieve this one:

"Mind Tripping" by Dr. Frances Stern. Anyone else go on this adventure?
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