(*) CD's I'd like to have

It's nice to dream... while I sit and doodle while I'm studying somedays, I make myself little notes about things to write in my blog as I go, just to jog my memory. One of those notes has kept expanding in the last few weeks, like a 'wish list' as to the CD's I'd like to get - eventually! They're not high on the priority list tho! As you go thru this list, you'll soon realise what kind of music I like and prefer to listen to... there's nothing later here than the early 80's!!! Ahh... humour me! I'm 40, and I'm getting old! pmsl!

By the way... this little list (which I've been doodling over for about a month, by the way!) is in no particular order - mixing it up, just for fun! Titles with a (*) I've already got on vinyl, but without a turntable to play them on, it's not much good to have it and not be able to listen to! D'oh! (Note: there are no 'Sherbet' albums on this list, and for good reason! I've got most of their stuff on vinyl - and that's enough! pmsl!)

Title	Artist	First Released
All Mod Cons*	The Jam	1978
Setting Sons*	The Jam	1980
Sound Affects*	The Jam	1981
Layla	Derek and the Dominoes (with Eric Clapton)	1970
Surrealistic Pillow	Jefferson Airplane	1967
Tapestry*	Carol King	1971
All Things Must Pass*	George Harrison	1970
Never Mind the Bollocks	Sex Pistols	1977
Ringo	Ringo Star	1973
Innervisions*	Stevie Wonder	1973
We're Only In It For the Money	Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention	1968
Aftermath	Rolling Stones	1966
Between the Buttons	Rolling Stones	1965
Who's Next*	The Who	1971
Quadrophenia*	The Who	1973
Music >From Big Pink	The Band	1968
English Settlement	XTC	1981
Drums and Wires*	XTC	1979
Electric Music for the Mind and Body	Country Joe and the Fish	1967
Willy and the Poor Boys (etc)	Creedence Clearwater Revival	1969
Deja Vu*	Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young	1970
Fairport Convention	Fairport Convention	1969
...and the list could be endless...! hahahaa!

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