Wow an old album that rocked your world

@nitrobob, I flew to Baltimore last March to catch a Crack The Sky acoustic show at The Baltimore Soundstage. They were backed by a 5 piece string quartet and the show was fantastic. John Palumbo said they were taping the show; but, it has yet to show up on their website for purchase.

However, there is a 2 CD set from a May of 2008 acoustic show that I found on YouTube called "For Catherine." I think I paid $20 for it (including shipping) and I highly recommend it! The guy selling it (Markus Barth) also mastered the CD; so, all indications are this is an officially sanctioned bootleg. 

All awesome examples of music only a few I am unfamiliar with. Shows we all know the music as well as how it should be listened to. 
I forgot about Crack the Sky. Gonna spin that one next. Totally agree on why they were never more popular. 
Happy listening

Muddy Waters Folk Singer

Gong - Flying Teapot
Hawkwind - Warrior On The Edge Of Time
Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures
The Fall - Live At The Witch Trials

Great thread!! Sometimes we forget it’s the Music that got us to this point. Some really great album suggestions, most  of which I also own and listen to. A couple of “ go to’s” I would recommend... Sting- “Nothing like the sun”And Tracy Chapman’s first record. Both amazing music and sound. BTW also both Bob Ludwig masters. When I find an amazing sounding record, almost always winds up being an RL.