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The Leftover Cuties wasn't bad but I didn't get to the end of Anderson Paak.

This - commercial reggae. Prince Buster; Jnr Walker & the All stars; Desmond Dekker etc - different class.

Ditto with the Cat Stevens album - coincidentally I'm playing that now atm as I reminded myself just how good it is. :thumbsup:

I'll check that out.

Again I'm old enough to remember buying Pink Floyd albums as they came out. I'm glad you're discovering them. As you say musical diversity is key really - I love all sorts folk; rock; classical; jazz; blues; etc. etc. Have you tried Cat Stevens? Catch Bull At Four.

That's a good call - remember dancing and pulling to that music.

I was fortunate to live through the whole of Queen's reign. I went to their free concert in Hyde Park in 1976 - my sister was more of a fan at the time (which partially influenced me) I was less 'commercial' but looking back they've made some fabulous music - just wish Freddie was still around.

The Dandy Warhols At the time loved Bohemian Like You and thought they were a one-hit wonder. Then found You Were My Last High six months or so ago which led me to find tracks such as Sleep; STYGGO; Mohammed; Talk Radio; Godless; You Are Killing Me etc. Marillion loved them first time around...