Tír Na HiFi

Great album that shifts through loads of styles including Jazz fusion.

Two of KC's weirdest offerings? I had absolutely no chance of even getting to the end of Side One of 'Lizard' back in those hazy days. Hated it with a vengeance. Roll forward almost 40 years and only now it is starting to make sense lol! 'Islands' is only a recent buy. Completely bypassed me. Wonde...

Two from the dusty vaults...... Two bands in their infancy trying to be brave to do something different.... http://i404.photobucket.com/albums/pp125/dermot1/image_zpspjm3ns2w.jpeg I remember striking parallels between In the Wake of Poseidon and King Crimson's debut - perhaps most notably on "...

The Live Taste (from Montreux) was a few months earlier and because the sound from both wasn't great and with a similar track listing it was hard to ascertain which was the superior performance. Actually I must go back and have another listen just to see :) Still it's the sheer energy of the band t...

Stage Struck, believe it or not, was another album I passed on because I instinctively felt it wasn't up to much. @Cybot and Tweber - I had another listen to Stage Struck because it seems to divide opinion more so than Rory's other albums, perhaps as its very different to his other quirkier live al...

Stage Struck, believe it or not, was another album I passed on because I instinctively felt it wasn't up to much. @Cybot and Tweber - I had another listen to Stage Struck because it seems to divide opinion more so than Rory's other albums, perhaps as its very different to his other quirkier live al...

http://www.raw-tcsd.com/FrijidPink.FR.17044.jpg A whacky late-1960s hard rock version of House of the Rising Sun, which still works surprisingly well! Now there goes a man with a modicum of taste :) Brilliant! I must dig out my ancient 7" and relive that 'scene' :) Cheers Cybot - you have a gr...

Sounds like it needs some problem solving so an engineer with a fair bit of experience of valve technology would be important & the circuit schema would help. If you're on the Northside of Dublin, a pro-audio engineer called John Kane might be worth ringing.

A whacky late-1960s hard rock version of House of the Rising Sun, which still works surprisingly well!

Stage Struck, believe it or not, was another album I passed on because I instinctively felt it wasn't up to much. @Cybot and Tweber - I had another listen to Stage Struck because it seems to divide opinion more so than Rory's other albums, perhaps as its very different to his other quirkier live al...