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keith a 9596 posts |
Sep 13, 2010, 00:56
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ARTIFACTS 2 – The Beatles Ropey quality at times but some interesting things here such demo’s and xmas fan club singles. Great early take of We Can Work It Out. HARDER THAN THE REST – Culture One of the finest reggae records ever for me. Great songs and that extraordinary Joseph Hill voice! SEARCHING FOR THE YOUNG SOUL REBELS – Dexys Midnight Runners Sounding even better these days than I expected it to! GOING THROUGH THE MOTIONS – Hot Chocolate They were a pretty funky lot on this album! GAMES FOR MAY – Pink Floyd Early acetates, etc. THE IDIOT – Iggy Pop Heard Nightclubbing on Radcliffe & Maconie -1st time in ages and it sounded phenomenal. Had to put the album on when I got in... UNRELEASED – Rolling Stones Early demo’s, BBC performances, etc. BUBBLEGUM MUSIC IS THE NAKED TRUTH VOL 1 – V/A Green Beret. Yummy Yummy Yumy.Etc. Etc. INNERVISIONS – Stevie Wonder SW was on a roll here, wasn’t he? Living For The City. Mistra Know-it-all, Golden Lady. Great songs! Also... FLESH E.P. – Viv Albertine SMILE (PURPLE CHICK RECONSTRUCTION) – The Beach Boys MIRACLE KICKER – Dark Captain Light Captain EXODUS – Bob Marley & the Wailers NEW VALUES – Iggy Pop ARTIC & HUMBLE SOUL PRESENT...OUTER CIRCLE – V/A ORANGE CRATE ART – Brian Wilson & Van Dyke Parks
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Dog 3000 4611 posts |
Edited Sep 13, 2010, 06:15
Sep 13, 2010, 06:14
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keith a wrote: INNERVISIONS – Stevie Wonder SW was on a roll here, wasn’t he? Living For The City. Mistra Know-it-all, Golden Lady. Great songs! A perfect album. Up there with "Dark Side of the Moon" and "Abbey Road" in terms of production too. Too bad he doesn't really have any others that are as incredible. (The one immediately after -- "Fulfillingness' First Finale" -- is surprisingly dull.)
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Kid Calamity 9058 posts |
Sep 13, 2010, 08:23
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'Ocean's Twelve' & 'Ocean's Thirteen' OST: David Holmes + Various Artistes 'Bought For A Dollar Sold For A Dime': Little Axe 'Electric Warrior (extended): T.REX 'The music of Alice Coltrane' A two hour long downloaded mix/podcast '5:55': Charlotte Gainsbourg 'Magnolia OST': Aimee Mann 'You've Come A Long way, Baby': Fat Boy Slim (fuckinandfuckinandfuckinandfuckinand...) 'Black Sheep': Julian Cope 'Everything Under The Sun': Nostalgia 77 (really good jazz) 'Punk Rock High Roller': Jacknife Lee 'It Came From The Sea' & 'Black Sand': Bonobo And a big three disc Sandy Denny retrospective. ;)
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Lonesome Cowboy Bill 356 posts |
Sep 13, 2010, 09:16
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1001realapes wrote: Sun Araw : "In Orbit" Sun Araw : "Leaves Like These" I'm a lover of all things Sun Araw but I'm not sure I have these ones. What are they on? I've got a burn of Phynx but hardly play it, much prefer Beach Head, Heavy Deeds and On Patrol. My listening pleasures: Grinderman - Grinderman 2, new in the post on Sat so have only a quick run through, sounds good and dirty with evil noises all over it. Sabres Of Paradise - Haunted Dancehall Two Lone Swordsmen - Tiny Reminders Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet F*ck Buttons - Tarot Sport Stripped a bedroom of wallpaper yesterday with the ipod on shuffle and 70+ treats came blasting out - Gene Vincent, VU, Kinks, Small Faces, Funkadelic, Vetiver, Johnny Cash, Bonnie Prince Billy, Billy Paul, Stones, Pixies, plus many more !! (as they say in Mojo).....the only time I skipped was when Joanna Newsom came on and unsettled the paper stripping zone I was in.
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flashbackcaruso 1087 posts |
Sep 13, 2010, 10:28
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Simon & Garfunkel - Sounds Of Silence (original mono mix - dig the heavy bassline at the start of 'Somewhere They Can't Find Me') The Rolling Stones - Their Satanic Majesties Request (annoyingly jumpy copy, albeit in lenticular sleeve) Various - Club Folk 1 Elvis Presley - loads of stuff, gorging myself on both the genius and the crap, but there is pleasure to be had in both if you're in the right mood Vaughan Williams - Symphonies 6 & 8 (10p from a car boot sale. Liked no.6, no.8 didn't really grab me) Gustav Holst - Somerset Rhapsody Wings - Wild Life (always thought this was a bit rubbish, but played it again after reading Macca interview in Mojo and quite liked it) Yes - Tormato (love the rippling guitar that is all over the last few tracks) The Doors - Strange Days Hugh Cornwell - Hooverdam
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keith a 9596 posts |
Sep 13, 2010, 10:34
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Dog 3000 wrote: keith a wrote: INNERVISIONS – Stevie Wonder SW was on a roll here, wasn’t he? Living For The City. Mistra Know-it-all, Golden Lady. Great songs! A perfect album. Up there with "Dark Side of the Moon" and "Abbey Road" in terms of production too. Too bad he doesn't really have any others that are as incredible. (The one immediately after -- "Fulfillingness' First Finale" -- is surprisingly dull.) That seemed to be the general consensus re FFF, but I always thought ti was under-rated myself. Not heard it in a long time, mind...
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Squid Tempest 8775 posts |
Sep 13, 2010, 11:00
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Budgie - Never Turn Your Back On A Friend Yay! Breadfan! Serpentina Satelite - Mecanica Celeste Utterly fab. Heard it first on Dave 3000's radio show, so thanks for introducing me to this Dave! Can't stop listening to it. Amazing LP cover too. If you like White Hills this'll be right up your street. Double Leopards - Halve Maen (?) Thanks machinery elf! Haven't managed to listen to all of this yet, but what I've heard is really good. Deutsche Elektronische Musik - Various From the library. Really rather a good selection. It's got me listening to as much Harmonia as I can find. High Wolf - Shangri L.A. Still sounding amazing to me. Transports me every time. Mark McGuire - Tidings/Amethyst Waves Improving with further listening. Gorgeous shimmering guitars. Kate Bush - Red Shoes Lily is a truly amazing, magical song. London Chamber Orchestra - Minimalist From library. A really beautiful collection this. I need to listen more, but first impressions are very good. Focus - Moving Waves, Hamburger Concerto, Live at the Rainbow After seeing them live last week I've enjoyed revisiting all these.
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machineryelf 3681 posts |
Sep 13, 2010, 12:56
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Squid Tempest wrote: Double Leopards - Halve Maen (?) Thanks machinery elf! Haven't managed to listen to all of this yet, but what I've heard is really good. Glad you're enjoying it, it's on my list this week along with Kris Force & Jarboe - The Path soundtrack to a modern day little red riding hood with a nod to A Company Of wolves. Not for everyone but if you feel the need for some overwrought american gothic you could do worse Neil Young After The goldrush/Harvest/Another 4 Way Street/Time Fades Away Tour 73 Gateful Dead - Workingmans Dead and a bunch of Winterland 74 shows Pink Fairies - Neverland Black Flag - Wasted Years/Damage/Process of Weeding Out Faust Is Last Nuggets - the 4cd box, everyone a gem, about to start on the British set which whilst it loses out on the classics makes up for with the strange IIRC special mention for '7&7 is' which shines even in this company, must dust off those Love LPs AMM - Live found some live downloads which I much prefer to AMMusic , still not the easist of listens though. Fuzztones-Bad News Travels Fast/With Screaming Jay Hawkins
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1001realapes 2407 posts |
Sep 13, 2010, 13:46
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Lonesome Cowboy Bill wrote: 1001realapes wrote: Sun Araw : "In Orbit" Sun Araw : "Leaves Like These" I'm a lover of all things Sun Araw but I'm not sure I have these ones. What are they on? I've got a burn of Phynx but hardly play it, much prefer Beach Head, Heavy Deeds and On Patrol. Both were cassettes http://www.discogs.com/Sun-Araw-In-Orbit/release/1970311 http://www.discogs.com/Sun-Araw-Leaves-Like-These/release/1668966
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Lonesome Cowboy Bill 356 posts |
Sep 13, 2010, 15:26
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1001realapes wrote: Lonesome Cowboy Bill wrote: 1001realapes wrote: Sun Araw : "In Orbit" Sun Araw : "Leaves Like These" I'm a lover of all things Sun Araw but I'm not sure I have these ones. What are they on? I've got a burn of Phynx but hardly play it, much prefer Beach Head, Heavy Deeds and On Patrol. Both were cassettes http://www.discogs.com/Sun-Araw-In-Orbit/release/1970311 http://www.discogs.com/Sun-Araw-Leaves-Like-These/release/1668966 A-ha. I've seen those before but never noted the titles. Cheers.
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