It depends on the mood I'm in really. My husband loves Motown.We have a wide music collection.I like theJam and Paul Weller- oh and Alice Cooper.I like 60s
music
I really miss going to gigs due to covid.
I cant really dance much now because of arthritis but I can still jiggle on the spot!
We have music on at home all day.
I love classical music to relax and I have classic fm on at night on my bedside radio as I dont sleep well.But like you-dont like all the news.
At the moment I really like Rachmaninovs 2nd piano concerto.
I know what you mean about the old 60s (and 70s)lot still trying to keep going!No way would I go to one of those gigs! And youre right there are some bands who dont even have any original members.
We saw PP Arnold a few years ago at a small venue in our town
She was still amazing!Now they only have really bad tribute bands there.
Im not really a soul sister but just like some of the music.As you say uplifting.
Thank you for the advice about Ace records.I will tell him.
I always exercise on a vibroplate in the morning [holding on of course!] to 1950's music .. it lasts for 10 minutes ... I just ask my google speaker to play from Spotify x
I'm going through my CDS at the moment and trying to get rid of anything that I don't play often.. I can't part with my Motown, Michael Buble, George Ezra and other sing a long music. Like Pop Opera and some classical but it's mainly anything I can sing along to! Sorry neighbours.
The one record that gets me going when I need help is AC/DC THUNDERSTRUCK.
My husband has over 700 vinyl records including many old originals.He'd never get rid of those although we are running out of space and no room for a new storage unit.I've suggested when he retires he should play them all, one per day.I daren't play them!We have got too many cds and we really need a clear out.
I tend to sing along to upbeat music when I 'm ironing
Never know tastes change. Many collectors looking for specific tracks albums.
I used to deal in all collectibles and there is a market for vinyl.
Also many reasons why all these Northern Soul compilations are being issued.
Mainly for not only enjoyment but for their musicality and who they are.
History back ground of any vinyl record make it popular.
Who is the artist when he or she or they started . Often early groups we all love had records pressed under assumed names.
Lots of interest in early jazz soul and even soundtracks from certain films.
Those Fifties musical James Bond Film Tv connections, 60's mainly.
Swing blues and those iconic artists early albums.
Late 60's early 70's rock and albums.
Same with many tracks the early ones the albums often errors mistakes. Mis pressings wrong labels, wording and artists spelled wrong make a valuable record.
European pressings of Beatles Stones and certain other artists.
My advice is to look on line for a guide buy one and make some plans to look at what you have.
A concern in the loft as this could be useful as a pension pot or extra income .
Hope that helps.
I have dealt with many people members of public do not know what they have got.
Thank you for all your helpful advice.Im pretty sure he knows exactly what hes got as hes always looking in record guides and magazines. He wpuld never sell as to him theyre for pleasure.
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