To all SSC Station occupants
Thank you for the donations over the past year (2024), it is much appreciated. I am still trying to figure out how to migrate the forums to another community software (probably phpbb) but in the meantime I have updated the forum software to the latest version. SSC has been around a while so their is some very long time members here still using the site, thanks for making SSC home and sorry I haven't been as vocal as I should be in the forums I will try to improve my posting frequency.
Thank you again to all of the members that do take the time to donate a little, it helps keep this station functioning on the outer reaches of space.
-D1-
Spring? Just a Season from Untitled, which is probably The Byrds' best album!
Followed by Eight Miles High from the same album.
There's some fine guitar work (and a great bass solo) in that track!
I used to think Eight Miles High was by The Who, probably got it confused with this
A country version of a punk classic? How about a punk version of a country classic?
Interesting sound, Gary Holton & Casino Steel - Norwegian prog, with a Cockney twist.
Heard Elvis' Viva Las Vegas today, which reminded me of this
Its almost....
I should play Big Brother and the Holding Company's awesome cover of that, Geraldine, but hey...
On the same theme of love lost...
Poor Kirsty - mown down by some rich bastard in his speedboat!
Time for a cryin' song (which I might have played before)...
Pink Floyd were pretty good at atmospheric film soundtracks too - Zabriskie Point, La Vallée, and More...
R.I.P. Vangelis! Can it really be fifty years since Aphrodite's Child released 666...
Only really knew about Vangelis due to his music for movies
Staying with soundtracks...
Zabriskie Point was panned by the critics, and a commercial failure - but the music and cinematography were top-notch!
Another one gone! R.I.P. Alan White, drummer with Yes.
Saw them in '71 - far out gig!
Andy Fletcher, keyboard player with Depeche Mode, died also, aged 60. This one was a hit in 1985 and was the first song by them that I thought was actually quite good and more of a serious song than their previous pop stuff.
Time for some roamin' tho' the gloamin'...
Nice. Not enough flutes in rock music. Jim Capaldi is a name I remember from there being a single of his in the house around early to mid 70's - don't ever remember listening to it though.
More flutey stuff
Not enough flutes in rock music.
In that case, more flutes. This was originally composed for lute by JS Bach...
Don't know a lot of Tull songs, but I know I like this one
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