Tír Na HiFi

DaveF wrote:

cybot wrote:

cybot wrote:Remembering Jimi's explosion into the world of Pop (sic) this very week back in the hazy,crazy days of 1967!





Released 12th of May 1967 UK. August 23rd USA...

Having another listen on the day....

Its a great record alright but I think I do prefer Electric Ladyland.

Don't spoil the moment Dave, please :-)

On the Linn. This band will always remind me of Road Records. I still have a blurry but very nice black and white photo that Dave took at one of their concerts. Sadly I've never seen them live....

Followed by,

And ending with these friggin' monsters :-)

Just picked up on this a few weeks ago and it's on heavy rotation at the moment. A really strong album, far more consistant than Gran Turismo, IMHO.

I really like that Cardigans album.Much better that G.T.You should have a listen to this A Camp album.It's
Nina Perssons debut solo album from 2001 and is produced by the late great Mark Linkous.. it's like a precursor to
the Long gone before daylight album.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oj_bPpvQEZM

cybot wrote: I still have a blurry but very nice black and white photo that Dave took at one of their concerts.

many years ago I used to edit/publish/write 90% of a freesheet newspaper in Temple Bar and Dave was our gig photograapher. This was long before Road Records. He had a great eye for a shot even then.

http://fanzinotheque.centredoc.fr/opac/ ... l_typdoc=a

Ivor wrote:

cybot wrote: I still have a blurry but very nice black and white photo that Dave took at one of their concerts.

many years ago I used to edit/publish/write 90% of a freesheet newspaper in Temple Bar and Dave was our gig photograapher. This was long before Road Records. He had a great eye for a shot even then.

http://fanzinotheque.centredoc.fr/opac/ ... l_typdoc=a

Wow! Thanks for that Ivor. Have you seen Images From The Phoenix Park?