Giggys what you listening to

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[SubmarineGirl]

Good music for the couch stuff…

 

[OGKushman]

Love Unlimited sample (Share a little love in your heart) 1974.

You can’t hate this. In fact, I bet you are tapping your foot at the least if not entirely bouncing up and down

 

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[OGKushman]

You are taking me to a whole other spectrum

 

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[OGKushman]

I found this LP in a dollar bin and I swore it was Jimmy Hendrix on the cover until I looked closer and saw the dude was white. Ended up some pretty cool trip rock.

 

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[OGKushman]

I’m gonna catch some flack but…
One of the greatest songs of all time on one of the greatest albums right here


How are these on the same album?

 

[SubmarineGirl]

I found this LP in a dollar bin and I swore it was Jimmy Hendrix on the cover until I looked closer and saw the dude was white. Ended up some pretty cool trip rock.

Has a little Jimmy Hendrix sound to it tho

 

[OGKushman]

I used to tear when I heard this. My dad used to sing it all the time. He sure had a calming deep voice. When Greg Lake died a few years ago I played ELP for a week.

 

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[OGKushman]

About 15 years ago my grandpa died and I got his records. Most were big band, and orchestral, but this one Elton John album caught my attention. Why did grandpa have it? That wasn’t him. Inside was a note from grandma that just said I’ve seen the saucers. I didn’t get it, so I played the record with my grandpas 1965 Akai headphones on and when I got to side 2 I was blown away. This was a young Elton I had never heard before. Blew my freaking mind between those tiny little speakers. Listening to it I pictured my grandma convincing my grandpa to get up and dance with her…to this hippy music

 

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[Hippie420]

Yep. Saw 'em back in '71, or was it '70? Don't know for sure. Did a lot of acid back then. Great concert, though.