What are you listening to right now?

Glass Hammer - 'Valkyrie' (2016)

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Grand Funk Railroad - 'We're An American Band' (1973)

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The album was originally released on clear yellow vinyl in a shiny gold sleeve. Very cool looking! I wonder what ever happened to my copy

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Harry Nilsson - 'The Point' (1971)

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Feeling very nostalgic today

Great album and animated movie that brings back wonderful memories as a teenager.

Hasse Froberg and Musical Companion - 'Future Past' (2010)

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In my top 10 best ever

Journey - 'Journey' (1975)

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Journey's first 3 albums would be considered progressive rock by any standards, and I love this one the best. Steve Perry didn't arrive on the scene until the fourth album, which took the band in a radio friendly direction and they never looked back, which I feel is a shame. I do like some of the Perry-era stuff, but prefer their earlier works.

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Have not heard this band before.

Consider it sorted

How do you guys find the time to listen to so much music? I play albums in the car (right now, the Beatles' Anthology 1). The rest of the time I play my iPod. One of the songs I heard yesterday was Long, Long Way To Go, one of my favourite NJR songs. Does that count?!

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How do you guys find the time to listen to so much music?

I work from home and am fortunate to be able to listen to music 8 to 10 hours a day. Sure makes the work day go quicker

I also listen to music as often as I have the occasion to (3 - 4 albums a day, at weekends even more). But differently to Noni, COT or Ned Flanders123 I do not listen to so many bands and albums. I own around 1,200 albums. But there are only around 500 albums, I listen to regularly more or less and around 200, I know every note and line of. If I get a new album, I usually keep listening to it 10 or 15 times in a row until I know it quite well. I wonder if Noni, COT or Ned can do the same considering the huge amount of albums, they have. I guess there are different approaches to listening to music. One is, to get to know as much as possible, the other one is to really get into, what you have.

I don't mean to criticize, it is just an observation.

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I also listen to music as often as I have the occasion to (3 - 4 albums a day, at weekends even more). But differently to Noni, COT or Ned Flanders123 I do not listen to so many bands and albums. I own around 1,200 albums. But there are only around 500 albums, I listen to regularly more or less and around 200, I know every note and line of. If I get a new album, I usually keep listening to it 10 or 15 times in a row until I know it quite well. I wonder if Noni, COT or Ned can do the same considering the huge amount of albums, they have. I guess there are different approaches to listening to music. One is, to get to know as much as possible, the other one is to really get into, what you have.

I don't mean to criticize, it is just an observation.

Since I listen to music literally all day long at least 5-6 days a week, I do take the opportunity to hear albums repeatedly. Many albums require multiple listens to truly appreciate them. I probably listen to a minimum of 50 albums a week. Noni, genesis1964, Ned and I crave new music and will acquire numerous albums at a very fast pace. There is so much good music being released from all over the world that we will never satisfy our need for new music.

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