Now My Heart is Full
It's official. I now am the proud owner of both Buggles albums on vinyl. Total cost to me: $6.
Adventures in Modern Recording was found in LA at Amoeba records. Living in the Plastic Age (their masterpiece) was a gift from Jason on the day of my accident. I feel like a better man than I was before.
Filling out the set nicely is my copy of Yes's Drama, in which Rick Wakeman and John Anderson were replaced by Trevor Horne and Geoff Downes (the entirety of The Buggles) for just one album.
Of course, I have them on cd as well, but what beats vinyl?
5 comments:
You say "Drama," I say "Tormato" -- Let's call the whole thing off!
you say 'tormato', i say 'tales from topographic oceans' or 'olias of sunhillow'
wanna fight?
Blast that George Michael!!
'The gay singer was driving in Highgate, north London, near his home when he dozed off at a traffic light'
Umm, what IS a "tormato," anyway? I think it's a severe meterological disturbance involving red, seeded vegetables.
Members aside, Yes is a far better name than Downes, Horn, Squire, & White.
'Cuz I remember Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman & Howe. That was a mouthful.
And Howe!
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