Imaginos

I find it impossible to narrow it down to just three bands.

AC/DC by a long shot.

I know that the corniness is cringe inducing at times (especially the lyrics) but I'm really enjoying this album more and more with each listen.

Here's a link to a great review of "The Astonishing" by Dave Cooper... http://echoesanddust.com/2016/02/dream-theater-the-astonishing/

"Hunky Dory" was the high point for me.

I have it and I'm loving it. Somehow the songs seem even more powerful since his passing.

David Bowie Neil Young Frank Zappa Kate Bush Prince

I've pre-ordered Bowie's "Blackstar". It should Be out this Friday.

Straws

I don't own "Rocks" and haven't heard it since the early 1980s so I had to go with "Toys in the Attic".

So far the only gig that I have a ticket for is The Cure playing Manchester in November... It's going to be a long wait.

'rillion for me. Up the underdog!

I never really listened to Taste. I got into Rory later, with "Deuce", "Against The Grain" & "Calling Card" being my top three albums.

I'm very fond of Vangelis's Blade Runner soundtrack.

"Molok" by Gazpacho. I wasn't quite sure what to make of it on my first listen. It seems quite bleak and minimal at first (apart from "Bela Kiss" which features a manic accordian frenzy) but the more I played it the more layers revealed themselves. I think that this album will appear in my annual top 10 when the year is done.