ELO Discovery

[fingertrouble]

Wow...I bought a cheap double set of Discovery and Time from ELO (had the altter on vinyl) and listening to Discovery for the first time (of course I know 3-4 of the songs very well).

Horace Wimp, Last Train to London (reminds me of living at home getting the train back - Kirk played it to me on one of those trips back home) and Don't Bring Me Down are competing for the best pop song ever award - Horace Wimp the most uplifting...and I really NEED uplifting pop songs at the moment.

I must DJ Last Train at some point, it was already on the list for Radio Clash, maybe a Tim & Kirk show.

#85 is in the can and almost ready and much happier (actually was recorded before 84) - but I don't want to flood the market you know? ;-)

Other recent purchases:

Judas Priest - British Steel
Judas Priest - Screaming Vemgeance

and slightly less \m/

Psychedelic Furs - Should God Forget
Depeche Mode - A Broken Frame
Depeche Mode - Speak & Spell

Also my Negativland CDs arrived earlier in the week, All in your Head FM is brilliant, and I love the 2 OTE CDs I got - Willsaphone Stupid Show, and the Weatherman Stupid Dumb Come Out Line.

Comments

[why-a-duck.livejournal.com]

Great. I had just got Horace Wimp out of my brain and now you've gone and put it back.

Don't be afraid. Just knock on the door...

[greatbearmd.livejournal.com]

Congrats on the \m/. What took you so long though? ;)

[timbearcub.livejournal.com]

uhh metal kids were scary at my school...and it was the late 80's where metal meant Def Leppard, Extreme, WASP, Europe, Bon Jovi et al, loads of bad metal/hair metal *shudder*

I always liked Sabbath since hearing Paranoid when I was wee...