What's Rocking You Tonight? [2026-08]

I know a lot of people that can stand Mr Young. Me included. :+1:

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I’m not a fan, but my copy of Ragged Glory is okay. I may give it a spin after 22 Dreams, which is F!#in’ Up great! :rofl:

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It is about 22 and feeling like 24-25 here with a nice breeze so perfect sitting in the garden weather.

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Decade (compilation) and Live Rust are must haves. That live version of Powderfinger is tremendous :smiling_face_with_sunglasses:

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That’s an amazing album and my son and I were really looking forward to seeing him earlier this month, but glad he put his health first.

I do not consider myself a huge fan, but still find myself with 19 or 20 albums of his work

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One of my favourite albums that never sold many copies.:thinking:

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I suppose this is okay.

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Actually it feels a little like a live performance, and I imagine each song was performed as a single take.

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Stands the test of time.

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Having a glass of creosote Laphroaig with this album. Just in case the squeaky vocals grate.

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Squeaky vocals, says a Rush fan :wink:

Seriously, Neil up until around 1980 was pretty great. After 1980 gets a free pass ( Harvest Moon deserves some love). The guy churns out albums.

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First saw the Trashcans, supporting Prefab Sprout in 1990. Loved their music ever since. This new one (hate to say it) is a bit bland. Nice cameos from Tracy Anne Campbell and Green Gartside, but no really stand out tracks. Oh well, maybe a few more listens needed?

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