Probably shooting myself in the foot here, so I've put mi bulletproof vest on for the onslaught of comments.
I know a lot of folk on here don't like albums from what I have read in the past. But I myself have always had a love for them.
They are good value for money and many times you get extended ot alternative versions of well known tracks, Plus many times

there are suprise tracks on them that you may not have heard before.

Here are a few of my favorites:

Edited October 27, 201311 yr by Northern Soul UK

Nowt wrong with LP's.

The subject often covered on this forum, see here for example:

I love 'em! I've spent a few good hours putting some of the best 'album only' tracks onto CD's. I am a massive collector and got most of the good one's + most of the Motown L.P catalogue.

To those people who say they don,t like albums but say they like soul just say "imagine if there were no albums, no Sam Dees Show must go on, no Marvin Gaye Whats going on" to me, someone saying they are in to soul, but don,t like albums is a total contradiction, if you don,t like albums, then you ain,t really into soul IMHO

 

Kev

Edited October 27, 201311 yr by kev cane

Probably shooting myself in the foot here, so I've put mi bulletproof vest on for the onslaught of comments.

I know a lot of folk on here don't like albums from what I have read in the past. But I myself have always had a love for them.

They are good value for money and many times you get extended ot alternative versions of well known tracks, Plus many times

there are suprise tracks on them that you may not have heard before.

Here are a few of my favorites:

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20131027_155701.jpgnothing wrong with lp,s often have some hidden gems...and they smell soooooooo good

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there's another very similar thread already going ref lps

to avoid duplication,  will close this and ask people to use that one

cheers

mike