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[Speakerlabfan]

Originally Posted by f1 fan

Humble Pie - Smokin'

180 gram

Dave

Great choice Dave!

Masterlu - I bet the DSOTM and Hotel Calif. sounds decent on your rig!

[Speakerlabfan]

Ten Years After - Watt
(1970, Deram/London)



6th album by the English blues rock band, the folllow-up to Cricklewood Green. the usual cooking guitar from Alvin Lee. inner gatefold credits include: "Colour Processing: Graham Nash" "Psychic Crutch: Andy Jaworski"

[f1 fan]

Originally Posted by Speakerlabfan

Ten Years After - Watt
(1970, Deram/London)



6th album by the English blues rock band, the folllow-up to Cricklewood Green. the usual cooking guitar from Alvin Lee. inner gatefold credits include: "Colour Processing: Graham Nash" "Psychic Crutch: Andy Jaworski"

Dave

[f1 fan]

Roxy Music - Avalon

white label promo

Dave

[Speakerlabfan]

Robert Fripp, Brian Eno - (No Pussyfooting)
(1973, Help 16 / Island) UK 1st pressing; mastered by Arun Chakraverty



Gatefold cover. ambient experimental music using the Frippertronics system described by Allmusic: two reel-to-reel tape decks that would allow audio elements to be added to a continuing tape loop. This record was Fripp and Eno's first experiments with the system.

[Speakerlabfan]

King Crimson - In the Court Of The Crimson King
(1969, Island) gatefold UK 1st pressing with Pink Island label



More Fripp, This is the iconic debut record from King Crimson. A quiet and nice playing copy that was part of a collection that I picked up a couple of years ago.

[f1 fan]

Donald Fagen - The Nightfly

white label promo

Dave

[Speakerlabfan]

Emerson, Lake and Palmer - Tarkus
(1971, Cotillion)



2nd record from ELP is a progressive rock classic and lots of fun with the 21 minute epic track, Tarkus Suite on side 1.

[Speakerlabfan]

Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin III
(1970, Atlantic) Mastercraft P.R. / "Do what thou wilt" / "So mote it be" in the deadwax; mastered by Paul Richmond at Mastercraft in Memphis



Led Zepp's third record. It's one of the least played out of the Zeppelin catalog for me, although Immigrant Song is played out/probably don't need to hear it again in this lifetime. In 1970, Jimmy Page bought Boleskine House on the shores of Loch Ness in the highlands of Scotland. It was the home of author and occultist Aleister Crowley from 1899 to 1913. The deadwax quote "do what thou wilt" is attributed to Crowley, and probably stems from Page's occult interests.

[f1 fan]

Humble Pie - Performance Rockin' The Fillmore

200 gram Classic

Dave