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1001realapes 2387 posts |
Jul 04, 2010, 20:22
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Gnomon wrote: Factory Floor - Lying/A Wooden Box 10" & Stephen Morris remix 12"... Sound like Section 25 from the days of old. Really liking these noise merchants. Al Green - The Very Best Of... Loving this. £3 from Sainbury's in with the weekly shopping; surprised at how much of it I recognise, How Can You Mend A Broken Heart? is quite simply sublime! NEU! - '86... Downloaded this after liking the Record Store Day 12"; not much of a departure from the previous 3 albums, but that's a good thing. Public Image Ltd - The greatest hits, so far... Neil Diamond - Jonathan Livingstone Seagull... Powerful voice, great orchestration. Spacemonkeyz versus Gorillaz - Laika Come Home... A great album, classic dub reworkings of the 1st Gorillaz album. Love it. :o) Are the NEU! 12" track's remixes ?
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Sin Agog 2253 posts |
Jul 04, 2010, 20:39
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We've Got A Fuzzbox And We're Gonna Use It - Bostin' Steve Austin! Freestyle Fellowship - Innercity Griots Family - Music In a Doll's House Th' Faith Healers - Peel Sessions The Junipers - Cut Your Key Julian Cope - Autogeddon Peggy Lee - Mirrors Kurt Weill, Lotte Lenya etc. - The Threepenny Opera (1929) Donovan - HMS Donovan Joyce & Nelson Angelo - Nelson Angelo e Joyce Charley Patton - Complete Recordings Gunter Schickert - Uberfallig Gam - Eiszeit Red Krayola - Singles Tone Dogs - The Early Middle Years V.A. - Cowabunga! The Surf Box (Reading Thomas Pynchon's Inherent Vice gave me a serious need for some surf music) Kousokya - First Rhythm & Sound W/ The Artists Blue Orchids - A Darker Bloom Popol Vuh - Tantric Songs Royal Trux - Cats & Dogs The Ventures - Live in Japan The Fall - Your Future Our Clutter Keith Hudson - Flesh of my Flesh, Blood of my Blood Neil Gaiman - The Graveyard Book (audiobook) & those Kevin Ayers albums I mentioned
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thesweetcheat 6214 posts |
Jul 04, 2010, 20:51
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Sin Agog wrote: We've Got A Fuzzbox And We're Gonna Use It - Bostin' Steve Austin! Quality! Some really good stuff on your list - is Th'Faith Healers' Peel Sessions worth getting? I remember they did a great version of "SOS" on one Peel Session.
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thesweetcheat 6214 posts |
Jul 04, 2010, 21:05
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Adam & The Antz - "Zerox" 7" Crispy Ambulance - The Plateau Phase Madness - The Rise & Fall double CD reissue The Art of Noise - Into Battle With The Art of Noise Madness - Keep Moving double CD The Durutti Column - Piccadilly Radio Session 1987 Vermorel - "Stereo Porno" 7" Cranes - "Adoration" CD single Steve Martland - Glad Day EP Julian Cope - Floored Genius 2 double CD reissue The Fatima Mansions - "1,000%" 2 x CD single PJ Harvey - Four Track Demos Aphex Twin - Ventolin EP The Flaming Stars - Hospital, Heaven or Hell EP The Jesus & Mary Chain - "I Hate Rock'n'Roll" CD single Morrissey - "The Boy Racer" 2 x CD singles The Fall - "The Chiselers" CD single Underworld - "Beautiful Burnout" mixes Wild Billy Childish & The MBEs - "He's Making A Tape" 7" Those Dancing Days - "Hitten" CD single School of Seven Bells - Alpinisms Suzanne Vega - Close Up Vol 1: Love Songs Gold Panda - "You" mixes School of Seven Bells - "Windstorm" Rowland S Howard - Pop Crimes. Very likely to make the end of year lists, a terrific album.
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mingtp 2270 posts |
Jul 04, 2010, 21:32
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machineryelf wrote: Fuzztones – Lysergic Emnations *applause*
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Gnomon 1121 posts |
Jul 04, 2010, 23:42
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1001realapes wrote: Are the NEU! 12" track's remixes ? Nah! Despite the download having the 'single edit' appendage, they're the same on the 12" as the album.
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Gnomon 1121 posts |
Jul 04, 2010, 23:43
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I like Gold Panda's 'You' very much! Are the remixes worth checking out? :o)
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keith a 9573 posts |
Jul 04, 2010, 23:45
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CROSSING THE RED SEA - The Adverts A genuinely great punk LP IMO, with No Time To Be 21 sounding particularly fine this week. BIRTHDAY – The Association Anyone else think that The Bus Song sounds like Decca-era Bowie? DARK ORGASM –Julian Cope As mentioned I think Zoroaster and I Don’t Want To Grow Back are two of Cope’s best tracks in recent years. I have to be in the mood for the lengthy Death & Resurrection Show Pt 1 and I guess I wasn’t at ten to nine on a Tuesday morning. CASTE – Dual Featuring a certain ‘Julian Coope’ on a couple of tracks. PLASTIC BEACH – Gorillaz This just keeps getting better. Top pop LP! RAW POWER AT THE HAMMERSMITH APOLLO – Iggy & the Stooges Pretty good recording of a fine night out! THE VERY BEST OF... – Mott The Hoople I love those MTH singles, but honestly, I've tried to like the LP tracks at various times over the years and they’ve never done that much for me. And hearing them again here does nothing to change that view. Call me an old pop tart if you like but whilst the singles are lovely sparkly things that shine in your heart, I tend to find the album tracks to be workman-like rock that basically consists of a yobbish sounding Dylan fan hollering over some tired old Stones riffs. But All The Young Dudes, Honaloochie Boogie, etc are class 45’s that I’ll love till the day I die. AND ANOTHER THING – The Nightingales New live album. The opening track, Bang Out Of Order, is an absolute cracker! THE COLLECTION – Teardrop Explodes A bit of an odd collection really. If it’s meant to be a Greatest Hits, it’s strange that some of the singles are missing (and I’m not taking the Zoo 45’s or the withdrawn Ha Ha I’m Drowning into consideration either). There’s no When I Dream, Tiny Children or You Disappear From View, but there are lots of my all-time favourites here. The Great Dominions is one of the greatest tracks ever IMO! Incidentally, i-tunes showed the following titles being here... Like Leila Khaked Said and Serious Dancer, which I think is a great title! A LITTLE BLISS FOREVER – White Hills A big thanks is in order for this lovely piece of vinyl. Especially taken with side 1 on 1st play. ALSO... NAKED FRIENDS – Cabinessence THE COLLECTION – Julian Cope WERK - Electrolad FAUST IS LAST – Faust CHASING AFTER SHADOWS – Hammock KOYO – Junkboy THE SONGS WE SANG FOR AUNTIE – The Kinks HYDE PARK 2010 – Paul McCartney POWER CORRUPTION & LIES – New Order WHAT’S NOT TO LOVE – The Nightingales SPECULATION – To Rococo Rot THE ESSENTIAL CUBAN ANTHOLOGY – V/A ACETATES – Velvet Underground
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Gnomon 1121 posts |
Edited Jul 04, 2010, 23:53
Jul 04, 2010, 23:52
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Can't remember if I got Rattus Norvegicus or Crossing The Red Sea With The Adverts first. Either way, it's a great album and defined my youth. Loved TV Smith sitting on the drum riser to read a paper during the guitar on TOTP with a headless Action Man fastened to a white plastic chain around his neck! Not sure what statement he was making, but I loved it! :o)
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keith a 9573 posts |
Jul 05, 2010, 00:09
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Got Rattus 1st myself - 1st punk / new wave LP I bought IIRC. Bought it pretty much as soon as it came out but sold it a few months later as I needed the cash to get down to London after Marc Bolan died! Got it again some time later...
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