What Record Are You Hearing Now?
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Such an underrated group! Huge fan here!
I always liked them but was never a huge fan. My son bought this album for me last week and I can’t stop listening to it.
Evanescence
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Label: | Columbia – 19958455051, Sony Music – 19958455051, Columbia – 19958458541 |
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Format: | Vinyl, LP, New Twilight Vinyl, LP, Single Sided, Etched, New Twilight All Media, Album |
Country: | UK & Europe |
Released: | Sep 4, 2026 |
Genre: | Rock |
Style: | Alternative Rock, Goth Rock |
v8peters
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New arrival, I've got 2 digital versions, but I NEEDED the LP.
GerardG
KBO
Carly Simon, The Best Of Carly Simon
Last Friday enjoyed a day trip visiting two places I'd not seen since I was a boy. Both are provincial parks featuring original or reconstructed lighthouses.
As the son of a Nova Scotia light keeper I lived on four lighthouse islands along the Nova Scotia coast and I in fact was born on an island as well. These places fascinate me.
The first was Burntcoat Head lighthouse, a reconstruction of the original dating from about 1900.
This is a beautiful free park with hiking trails, picnic tables and beautiful vistas
A view from the light tower at Burntcoat Head (the red cupola at the roof of the building above).
I had trouble stuffing my oversized shoulders through the hatchway leading to the tower. A steep drop too.
The tide is coming in! Burntcoat Head marks the greatest tidal range of The Bay Of Fundy (and planet Earth) at 53 feet 6 inches! At high tide the water laps the stairs in this photograph.
Many a tourist not heeding the many warning signs has drowned here. The water flows in with remarkable speed and ferocity.
Last Friday enjoyed a day trip visiting two places I'd not seen since I was a boy. Both are provincial parks featuring original or reconstructed lighthouses.
As the son of a Nova Scotia light keeper I lived on four lighthouse islands along the Nova Scotia coast and I in fact was born on an island as well. These places fascinate me.
The first was Burntcoat Head lighthouse, a reconstruction of the original dating from about 1900.
This is a beautiful free park with hiking trails, picnic tables and beautiful vistas
A view from the light tower at Burntcoat Head (the red cupola at the roof of the building above).
I had trouble stuffing my oversized shoulders through the hatchway leading to the tower. A steep drop too.
The tide is coming in! Burntcoat Head marks the greatest tidal range of The Bay Of Fundy (and planet Earth) at 53 feet 6 inches! At high tide the water laps the stairs in this photograph.
Many a tourist not heeding the many warning signs has drowned here. The water flows in with remarkable speed and ferocity.
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Planet P Project
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Label: | MCA Records – MCA2-8019 |
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Format: | 2 x Vinyl, LP, Album, Pink Marble |
Country: | US |
Released: | 1984 |
Genre: | Rock, Pop |
Style: | New Wave, Prog Rock |
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