Goldie's Dining Room

[Old Fashion PB and J]

Plenty of room here. Feel free to air grievances, however misanthropic.

 

I do not care for

 

Pedigree Comics

Metropolis

Worldwide Comics

 

[Old Fashion PB and J]

I feel better

[Comicopolis]

Plenty of room here. Feel free to air grievances, however misanthropic.

I want to talk rock n roll with you and ask your thought about vinyl and rock,as you seem quite knowledgable about the field.

So what vinyl record was more important of these two ?

or

 

I hope I didn`t put you on the spot,as they are both top choices.

 

This was much more important.

 

[goldust40]

Plenty of room here. Feel free to air grievances, however misanthropic.

I want to talk rock n roll with you and ask your thought about vinyl and rock,as you seem quite knowledgable about the field.

So what vinyl record was more important of these two ?

or

 

I hope I didn`t put you on the spot,as they are both top choices.

 

No problem, it's where I'd like the thread to go.

 

I grew up listening to both albums. I prefer Led Zeppelin, partly due to Floyd being unavoidable in the mid to late 1970s. They were on everyone's turntable at that time.

 

I got back into Zep around the time the DVD came out, after not playing them for a long while. They are now my favourite band. Both albums sound better on vinyl with a proper analogue system, for what it's worth.

[Old Fashion PB and J]

Plenty of room here. Feel free to air grievances, however misanthropic.

I want to talk rock n roll with you and ask your thought about vinyl and rock,as you seem quite knowledgable about the field.

So what vinyl record was more important of these two ?

or

 

I hope I didn`t put you on the spot,as they are both top choices.

 

This was much more important.

 

+1

[goldust40]

Plenty of room here. Feel free to air grievances, however misanthropic.

I want to talk rock n roll with you and ask your thought about vinyl and rock,as you seem quite knowledgable about the field.

So what vinyl record was more important of these two ?

or

 

I hope I didn`t put you on the spot,as they are both top choices.

 

This was much more important.

 

 

In many respects, it was more important. For me, it was the Damned's first album that was my introduction to punk and the first time I'd heard such music. It was a revelation, and I still play that album.

[Comicopolis]

Plenty of room here. Feel free to air grievances, however misanthropic.

I want to talk rock n roll with you and ask your thought about vinyl and rock,as you seem quite knowledgable about the field.

So what vinyl record was more important of these two ?

or

 

I hope I didn`t put you on the spot,as they are both top choices.

 

No problem, it's where I'd like the thread to go.

 

I grew up listening to both albums. I prefer Led Zeppelin, partly due to Floyd being unavoidable in the mid to late 1970s. They were on everyone's turntable at that time.

 

I got back into Zep around the time the DVD came out, after not playing them for a long while. They are now my favourite band. Both albums sound better on vinyl with a proper analogue system, for what it's worth.

 

I'm not a big fan of Led Zep and I prefer the Syd version of the Floyd. Nevertheless, regardless of the quality of the two albums above I would argue that neither is musically important.

[gaz973]

I feel better

Hey Pat.

[greggy]

at least it's getting late in England so goldie will be sleeping soon.

 

Such a party poop. Honestly, no brandy and cigars for you.

 

Or Port or Calvados... so bummed that Wondercon 2012 is in Anaheim.

 

Me too, dammit. Left me in a slight quandary - I'm thinking of going to Emerald City Con (which is at a similar time) and then flying down to SF for a couple of days....

 

And port is always a worthy finish....

Do so since you're so cheap that you won't travel to SD anymore.

[ComicConnoisseur]

Plenty of room here. Feel free to air grievances, however misanthropic.

I want to talk rock n roll with you and ask your thought about vinyl and rock,as you seem quite knowledgable about the field.

So what vinyl record was more important of these two ?

or

 

I hope I didn`t put you on the spot,as they are both top choices.

 

No problem, it's where I'd like the thread to go.I grew up listening to both albums. I prefer Led Zeppelin, partly due to Floyd being unavoidable in the mid to late 1970s. They were on everyone's turntable at that time.

 

I got back into Zep around the time the DVD came out, after not playing them for a long while. They are now my favourite band. Both albums sound better on vinyl with a proper analogue system, for what it's worth.

(thumbs u

[Comicopolis]

[goldust40]

I'm not a big fan of Led Zep and I prefer the Syd version of the Floyd. Nevertheless, regardless of the quality of the two albums above I would argue that neither is musically important.

 

We'll have to agree to disagree - I forgot about your aversion to "sweat rock".

[Comicopolis]

I'm not a big fan of Led Zep and I prefer the Syd version of the Floyd. Nevertheless, regardless of the quality of the two albums above I would argue that neither is musically important.

 

We'll have to agree to disagree - I forgot about your aversion to "sweat rock".

 

I like Motorhead.

[goldust40]

at least it's getting late in England so goldie will be sleeping soon.

 

Such a party poop. Honestly, no brandy and cigars for you.

 

Or Port or Calvados... so bummed that Wondercon 2012 is in Anaheim.

 

Me too, dammit. Left me in a slight quandary - I'm thinking of going to Emerald City Con (which is at a similar time) and then flying down to SF for a couple of days....

 

And port is always a worthy finish....

Do so since you're so cheap that you won't travel to SD anymore.

 

It's just so in' expensive to go there now.

[goldust40]

I'm not a big fan of Led Zep and I prefer the Syd version of the Floyd. Nevertheless, regardless of the quality of the two albums above I would argue that neither is musically important.

 

We'll have to agree to disagree - I forgot about your aversion to "sweat rock".

 

I like Motorhead.

 

Welcome to the family.

[goldust40]

I feel better

 

It pays to get things off one's chest.

[Comicopolis]

at least it's getting late in England so goldie will be sleeping soon.

 

We all stay up late in England so we can have healthy cyber interactions with our international brethren.

[TupennyConan]

Sweat rock & sweat rockers are the finest contributions to my beer drinking vocabulary these Boards have gifted to me.

 

Comicopolis helped me get the boys to laugh last time we were drinking

[Whizzer]

 

 

Going to see The Damned again later this year!

[Comicopolis]

I'm not a big fan of Led Zep and I prefer the Syd version of the Floyd. Nevertheless, regardless of the quality of the two albums above I would argue that neither is musically important.

 

We'll have to agree to disagree - I forgot about your aversion to "sweat rock".

 

I like Motorhead.

 

Welcome to the family.

 

You don't look like Lemmy's son.

 

Did you see that recent documentary?