[Music] The lamb lies down on broadway.

[rudolf hucker]

Lady Hucker is away tonight. So decided to put on "The Lamb." Lights off. Sound turned up. Quite a while since I've listened to the whole album.

What an absolute classic album. So many great tracks. (A few strange tracks that need "help") Red wine doesn't have quite the same effect as whatever I was taking in during the 70s but......

What other albums do people turn to in order to lose themselves?

 

[The Merry Prankster]

Lady Hucker is away tonight. So decided to put on "The Lamb." Lights off. Sound turned up. Quite a while since I've listened to the whole album.

What an absolute classic album. So many great tracks. (A few strange tracks that need "help") Red wine doesn't have quite the same effect as whatever I was taking in during the 70s but......

What other albums do people turn to in order to lose themselves?

Funnily enough I did the same the other week (minus the red). Thoroughly enjoyed it. Can't have listened to it in 30 years. Did The Madcap Laughs this week

 

[Binney on acid]

Jackson Browne. 'Late for the sky' and 'The pretender'.

 

[Is it PotG?]

What albums do people turn to in order to lose themselves?

About 75% of my albums fit into that category.

It's what music is for, innit?

 

[GT49er]

Lady Hucker is away tonight. So decided to put on "The Lamb." Lights off. Sound turned up. Quite a while since I've listened to the whole album.

What an absolute classic album. So many great tracks. (A few strange tracks that need "help") Red wine doesn't have quite the same effect as whatever I was taking in during the 70s but......

What other albums do people turn to in order to lose themselves?

Yes, good choice. For me, Quadrophenia - or, TBH, pretty much any Who album. Most recently though, Spirit with Twelve Dreams of Doctor Sardonicus.

 

[darkwolf666]

Would be this...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDGo3Wtw4kc

 

[marcos3263]

The the - Dusk

Everytime

 

[Wellesley]

Classic. Forgotten how amazing this guy was.

 

[Madafwo]

Not an album but Page One by Lemon Jelly is an audio reset button for my brain.



For a full album it has to be Dark Side of the Moon

 

[BadFish]

Jackson Browne. 'Late for the sky' and 'The pretender'.

If you chance watch a two part series called Laurel Canyon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyVh9rIJCi8

Its about the valley in california in the late 60's. The buffalo Spingfield, The Byrds, the Monkees, Joni Mithcell, Frank Zappa etc etc etc. Then the second wave stared by Jackson brown and finishing with The eagles.

Really interesting show .

 

[BadFish]

Lady Hucker is away tonight. So decided to put on "The Lamb." Lights off. Sound turned up. Quite a while since I've listened to the whole album.

What an absolute classic album. So many great tracks. (A few strange tracks that need "help") Red wine doesn't have quite the same effect as whatever I was taking in during the 70s but......

What other albums do people turn to in order to lose themselves?

Disintegration - The Cure

 

[Icy Gull]

Another Genesis album for me - Selling England By The Pound. Timeless and brilliant imo

 

[Official Old Man]

White Noise - An Electric Storm
Lights out, Dolby on loud.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwcLEiNut7Y&list=PLVTsf1XlOneXCeOQXrZPlEoqpWKca6Yqt

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

I can't answer this question now as I prefer to listen to as much variety as possible.

25 years ago I had 2 CDs I played over and over, and 20 years ago I added another. These were:

Late for the sky - Jackson Brown
Live Dates - Wishbone Ash
VNV Live - VNV Nation

But the album I have played more times than any other over the last 45 years is probably this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEm0EaBRBjU&list=PLlRV9BCE7FAdgZj8l0_fouRBWiW7OZU5t

 

[Is it PotG?]

As mentioned, there are too many to mention.

One I have turned to many, many times on long trek back from away games is this beauty. Close the weary eyes, take a paracetamol and cast yourself to another land.

 

[Yes Chef]

https://youtu.be/PHmqZ5wo5pE

I've been listening to this a lot during the past 2 or 3 months

 

[Nitram]

Meddle by Pink Floyd or Argus by Wishbone Ash and first sides of Tubular Bells or Tommy by the Who.

 

[BadFish]

I enjoyed a Doors triple bill the otherr day

LA Woman
Strange Days
Waiting for the Sun

One of my next purchases will be the first album and Morrison Hotel.

 

[Hereford Gull]

Leonard

Anything by Leonard Cohen (esp You want it Darker) supported by a nice red wine

 

[Muhammad - I’m hard - Bruce Lee]

Any Zeppelin but particularly physical graffiti.
Any maiden but seventh son takes preference
Muse
Sabbath
Early Bowie but have recently discovered Outside and earthling from his later stuff
Evanescence if I’m feeling melancholy
Jethro Tull is I’m feeling nostalgic
Linkin Park..

The list is pretty much endless