Listening to.......

[Andy]

" Weird Scenes Inside The Goldmine" by the Doors plus "LA Woman" provides just enough Doors for me , never been tempted by any other full LP's

I occasionally forget how good "The Best Of The Doors" is and rediscover it on car journeys. L.A. Woman does have a special place in my heart, though.

[Will S]

Alchemy-Dire Straits Live (1983).
I know some people will scoff at this, but it was a major soundtrack of my sixth form years, in the eighties and I haven’t heard it for years.

I am right back there with all the friendship, love, joy and of course, angst! So nostalgic and whatever your views on the music I think it is a brilliant live album and those versions are THE versions for me.

No scoffing from me. Love that album.

[davidmjs]

Alchemy-Dire Straits Live (1983).
I know some people will scoff at this, but it was a major soundtrack of my sixth form years, in the eighties and I haven’t heard it for years.

I am right back there with all the friendship, love, joy and of course, angst! So nostalgic and whatever your views on the music I think it is a brilliant live album and those versions are THE versions for me.

No scoffing from me. Love that album.

Is that recorded at the Hammy Odeon?  I certainly saw Dire Straits live there that year, but am unsure if I've ever actually heard the live album.  Like many people I went very off Dire Straits after Brothers in Arms became arguably the most ubiquitous album of all time.  A single note of some of the songs on there can make me head for the hills.  The first three though, and maybe even four, are however great albums.

[Lubiloo (Lorna)]

Alchemy-Dire Straits Live (1983).
I know some people will scoff at this, but it was a major soundtrack of my sixth form years, in the eighties and I haven’t heard it for years.

I am right back there with all the friendship, love, joy and of course, angst! So nostalgic and whatever your views on the music I think it is a brilliant live album and those versions are THE versions for me.

No scoffing from me. Love that album.

Is that recorded at the Hammy Odeon?  I certainly saw Dire Straits live there that year, but am unsure if I've ever actually heard the live album.  Like many people I went very off Dire Straits after Brothers in Arms became arguably the most ubiquitous album of all time.  A single note of some of the songs on there can make me head for the hills.  The first three though, and maybe even four, are however great albums.

Yes, it was recorded there.

[Gouty (Gary)]

I've never heard Brothers in Arms...

[davidmjs]

I've never heard Brothers in Arms...

I bet you've heard all the singles on it so you very nearly have...

[wayne stote]

I've never heard Brothers in Arms...

It's well worth a listen. Excellent album, I reckon.

[Gouty (Gary)]

I've never heard Brothers in Arms...

I bet you've heard all the singles on it so you very nearly have...

I've heard a total of seven Dire Straits songs in my entire life    

[Jules Gray]

They never came close to bettering Sultans of Swing as far as I'm concerned.

Jules

[Will S]

I like everything up to (and including) Brothers In Arms.  I can take or leave On Every Street.