Tracks
Side 1
1 Eyes Of Fire 8:53
2 Keepers Of The Truth 8:15
Side 2
3 Warriors 17:34
Side 3
4 West Wind 11:05
5 Black Water 11:08
Side 4
6 Find Yourself 6:16 – Steven Wilson Remix
7 Return Of The Spring 7:26 – Steven Wilson Remix
8 Earthsong 6:38 – Steven Wilson Remix
Side 1
1 Eyes Of Fire 8:53
2 Keepers Of The Truth 8:15
Side 2
3 Warriors 17:34
Side 3
4 West Wind 11:05
5 Black Water 11:08
Side 4
6 Find Yourself 6:16 – Steven Wilson Remix
7 Return Of The Spring 7:26 – Steven Wilson Remix
8 Earthsong 6:38 – Steven Wilson Remix
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Thoughts about Vinyl
Andy Glass
would like to contribute this as it expresses a love for vinyl much better than he (or most of us) could:
Poem from Oz Hardwick:
VINYL JUNKIE
It begins like this: a ritual opening,
thumbnail-slit cellophane, chemical tang
inhaled deep, a fuzzy static buzz
bristling arm hairs, teasing the pulse
to pump a little faster. Always
like the first time: mouth dry
at the soft unsleeving, naked lines
dizzying to catch the track of expectation.
The needle bites:
a soft, sharp caress that stops
time to muted white noise, dull
tom-tom heartbeats, the ice-crack
of not-quite-silence scratching awake
the kundalini serpent that swallows
180 grams, black and pure, straight
to the synapse.
Here it comes.
would like to contribute this as it expresses a love for vinyl much better than he (or most of us) could:
Poem from Oz Hardwick:
VINYL JUNKIE
It begins like this: a ritual opening,
thumbnail-slit cellophane, chemical tang
inhaled deep, a fuzzy static buzz
bristling arm hairs, teasing the pulse
to pump a little faster. Always
like the first time: mouth dry
at the soft unsleeving, naked lines
dizzying to catch the track of expectation.
The needle bites:
a soft, sharp caress that stops
time to muted white noise, dull
tom-tom heartbeats, the ice-crack
of not-quite-silence scratching awake
the kundalini serpent that swallows
180 grams, black and pure, straight
to the synapse.
Here it comes.
Pete Hemsley
I love the look and feel of vinyl and being able to see the artwork and enjoy the cover, inner sleeve and even the label.
I used to spend hours in record shops looking through the racks as a youth . Back then department stores like Woolworth’s would sell vinyl as well as dedicated record shops, where you could pick up bargains . It was a magical time to sift through those racks of vinyl and l am so glad it’s returned again for new generations of music fans to appreciate.
There is no music format that comes close to the experience of vinyl other than watching the artist live . Buying records is what ultimately led me to becoming a musician and l am pleased to say l am still buying them all these years on .
I love the look and feel of vinyl and being able to see the artwork and enjoy the cover, inner sleeve and even the label.
I used to spend hours in record shops looking through the racks as a youth . Back then department stores like Woolworth’s would sell vinyl as well as dedicated record shops, where you could pick up bargains . It was a magical time to sift through those racks of vinyl and l am so glad it’s returned again for new generations of music fans to appreciate.
There is no music format that comes close to the experience of vinyl other than watching the artist live . Buying records is what ultimately led me to becoming a musician and l am pleased to say l am still buying them all these years on .
Steve MacDaniel
Vinyl: I bought my Rega Planar 2 audiophile record player and Creek Amp in 1984. I still use that system most days.
Since then my kids have become older than I was when I got it. I still play my Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon album I got in 1974. Plus a hell of a lot more. In January 2021 I put on a certain Double Yellow Vinyl Album and was very proud.
What does vinyl mean to me? A life time in Music. Look, CDs are far better quality, streaming is much more convenient but nothing will ever sound as good as vinyl.
Vinyl: I bought my Rega Planar 2 audiophile record player and Creek Amp in 1984. I still use that system most days.
Since then my kids have become older than I was when I got it. I still play my Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon album I got in 1974. Plus a hell of a lot more. In January 2021 I put on a certain Double Yellow Vinyl Album and was very proud.
What does vinyl mean to me? A life time in Music. Look, CDs are far better quality, streaming is much more convenient but nothing will ever sound as good as vinyl.
Robin Phillips
Vinyl brings lots of memories and feelings to my mind:
Warmth
Nostalgia
Comforting crackle
Amazing Artwork seen properly!
Excitement
My grandfather’s record shop
12” Remixes
Sharing (music)
Collecting
Magical Mystery Tour – 7”
Clapton Live at the Pink Flamingo
The Black Album
Hunting thru 2nd Hand Shops
Rarities
Tender Loving Care
Wonder
Magic
Sia
Prophecy
Pride and Joy 😊♥️
Vinyl = Cool. Nuff said.
Vinyl brings lots of memories and feelings to my mind:
Warmth
Nostalgia
Comforting crackle
Amazing Artwork seen properly!
Excitement
My grandfather’s record shop
12” Remixes
Sharing (music)
Collecting
Magical Mystery Tour – 7”
Clapton Live at the Pink Flamingo
The Black Album
Hunting thru 2nd Hand Shops
Rarities
Tender Loving Care
Wonder
Magic
Sia
Prophecy
Pride and Joy 😊♥️
Vinyl = Cool. Nuff said.