buddy wrote: 
JGB Garcia Live 11/23/91

 Steely_D wrote: 
Thanks for reminding me of Rachel.  A few years ago someone posted a vid of her playing Keith's Moog and it was love at first listen.  Just plain blown away.  I'm gonna have to get this CD.  This is close you eyes and smile stuff, no pun intended at all.


and now

She's got quite a story. Blind since birth.
Plays all the instruments on this herself.
"Greg" from the title is Greg Lake. And Keith Emerson lent her his synth, The Beast.
I'm a fan. (Except for the horrible graphics and font choices on the album. Really not up to speed.)

 

Wongraven - Fjelltronen

Forgot i had this Camel CD. Just found it while searching for another CD.

West-German Target release.

Southern cicadas.  It's a lazy, hot sound.

 Skydog wrote: 
I would have thought Bill is asleep at this time. But then, with his DJ powers who knows?

Bill must have saw this and 12 minutes later he cues it up

 SeriousLee wrote: 
yeah there really isn't much difference but the 2nd disc with the eight B-sides and three unreleased songs from the OK Computer sessions was a lot better than I thought they would be, I like it and the vinly sounds good too

 Skydog wrote: 
I haven't really compared it with the 1997 version yet (side by side, so to speak). But oddly enough, even though i had played the 1997 CD a few days earlier (after not hearing it for years) i could tell right away that the sound was better. At least it sounded clearer.

 SeriousLee wrote: 
just being neighborly  

 Antigone wrote: 
"I can see your house from here" seems to be the only Camel album Kit was on. I'll have to check that one out. 

 SeriousLee wrote: 
Kit's a pretty special fellow. Very talented musician. Fine person.

 oldviolin wrote: 
I have their first 2 albums on CD and Stationary Travelers. I fell in love with ST which got me looking for more Camel. 

 Antigone wrote: 
That was before Kit. That first love is always special, isn't it.