A mix of both for me.

Two of our cats were playing in the garden. Pebbles chased Shadow up the palm tree.

Ooch! No bass playing for a while then 😮‍💨

Love Beach is a real shocker. I am sure it reinforced or even caused some people's dislike of the album.

A lot of the "worst" albums by otherwise great bands come down to contractual obligations. We have to do a new album but have zero ideas or intrest. Also record company interference is a factor, a lot of promisesing artists fall foul of some executives vision of a wider audience.

As a septuagenarian myself when you see a list like that it brings it home.

Selling England by the Pound followed by Genesis Live (1973)

Brave covers band opening with Wuthering Heights. She did well and didn't murder it.

Consider this your sign to go outside before it gets dark at 4pm again.

It looks like there maybe a nursery cryme in the offing!

We made it up the M5 as far as Sedgemoor services before we needed a "comfort break". Rare occurrence these days.

That's the 2 I have got

There is a lot of excellet choices so I will keep it local and say Renaissance in Exeter.

I am watching a performance of Vivaldi's Four Seasons by The Academy of Ancient Music I recorded off Sky Arts a while back. They have a Therabo, the 17 century double necked lute. Very prog. 😄

Only 5 for me which is a surprise as there are so many albums in there I know well.

Sounds good. I will be seeing them in London next month. Second time this year for me as I was at the warmup gig in Southampton.

Tough to pick just one, but I go for Floyd. The Bristol Hippodrome was a decent venue it would have been good to see them there. The only time I saw them was the infamous Knebworth gig. I saw both Greenslade and Gentle Giant around that time