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1001realapes 2389 posts |
Sep 18, 2011, 17:55
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No , it's From Genesis To Revelation plus 4 bonus tracks
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veneta1 223 posts |
Sep 18, 2011, 18:09
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Grateful Dead - Europe 72 (The Complete Box Set) Words cannot do justice to the brilliance that is on offer here over the course of 73 CDs. Mindblowing.
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Kentauren 27 posts |
Sep 18, 2011, 18:09
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Naam: Naam Space Debris: Kraut Lok Midlake: The Trials of Van Occupanther Cyann & Ben: Happy Like an Autumn Tree Anta: The Tree That Bears the Equine Fruit Indian: The unquiet sky Al-Namrood: Estorat Taghoot The Church: Hologram of Baal Junip: Fields Teeth of Lions Rule the Divine: Rampton Darkthrone: A Blaze in the Northern Sky Grandaddy: The Sophtware Slump The Warlocks: Heavy Deavy Skull Lover Broadcast: Tender buttons Aun: Black pyramid Bongzilla: Methods for Attaining Extreme Altitudes
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Monganaut 2382 posts |
Sep 18, 2011, 18:37
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Bowie - Hours, Heathen, Reality. TBH, I tend to steer clear of 'late era' Bowie and haven't heard much that floated my boat, but these three cost me peanuts so I put my hand in my pocket. Well, first impressions say to me that they're not the greatest Bowie records, a little overproduced for my ears, but maybe I'm missing something as my mates love em', so what do I know. For me, I think that 'Outside' was his last decent album and was led to believe that 'Heathen' esp was in a similar vein, ixnay no-way. Kinks - Village Green Preservation Society Picked this up for cheaps too, probably one of my fav' kinks releases, particularly love 'Autumn Almanac'. Just kicking myself I didn't pick up some more of their albums from Fopp for £3..we don't have one in or near Brum :( Can't quite see the point of a Mono and Stereo mix on the same record (other than a slight tracklist difference) but maybe I just gotta listen closer. Broadcast - Work and Non Work Great little collection of early singles I don't play nearly enough. You can even hear traces of their last album in a few of these early tracks, so the thread was ever present. A.R.E. Weapons - Free The Streets Sound is part Dead Combo, Part poptastic end of Ministry, A.R.E. Weapons have a similar electronic rock ' roll vibe to a few bands in this 'electro' genre. Not their best release, but worth it for the second half of the record from 'Who Rules The Wasteland through to 'Brand New Walking Blues'. Tarwater - 11/6 - 12/10 Found this (finally) earlier in the year and it's become a firm fav'. Different versions of Rome and Euroslut and a few more that appear on later releases like Silur, it's just so, ahhhhhh (esp late at night on a country road). Tarwater - Inside the Ship Great 'return' to form album from Tarwater, much better to these ears that 'Spider Smile' and 'The Needle Was Travelling', which both had their moments but just lacked that mystery 'formula 'X' that makes the new album stick together so well. A nice sideways cover of D.A.F.'s 'Sato Sato' too. Music DVD Japan - Promo's & Oil on Canvas Loaned this from Love Film (yep' they have bucketloads of music vids too) and glad that I didn't buy it...no attempt at remastering at all. Most of the promo's look like they're taped off a ropey VHS, sound is OK though. Mick Karn looked waaaay cool in the 'Life In Tokyo' vid. Oil on Canvas reminded me how great they could be as a live band too . On he whole worth watching, but wouldn't buy. Anyhoo, have a good week.
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jb lamptoast-morsley 2448 posts |
Sep 18, 2011, 19:19
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You are quite wrong Mr Chumley Warner, Earthling was his last great album. I believe that is a fact you can look up in an encyclopaedia.
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redfish365 710 posts |
Sep 18, 2011, 19:25
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Eternal Tapestry / Beyond the 4th Door USX / The Valley Path Earthling Society / Stations of the Ghost Orchid / Capricorn Anekdoten / From Within Cluster / Grosses Wasser You / Electric Day HTRK / Marry Me Tonight Colour Haze / Burg Herzberg Festival 18.Juli 2008 Cosmic Trip Machine / Vampyros Roussos Leyland Kirby / Sadly, the Future is No Longer What it Was Free System Projekt / Moyland Wolfgang Dauner / (2 on 1 edition) Changes / Zeitläufe Edgar Froese / Aqua Future Kings of England / The Viewing Point Groundhogs / Hogwash Deep Purple / ST Love Sculpture / Forms & Feelings Web / I Spider Bang / ST Warhorse / Red Sea Hugh Hopper / Hopper Tunity Box Jardine / Look In the Window Magic Carpet / ST White Cowbell Oklahoma / Cencerro Blanco Exmagma / (2 on 1) ST / Goldball Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso UFO / Dark Side of the Black Moon: What Planet Are We On? Can / Saw Delight Andromeda / Definitive Collection Moth Vellum / ST Edgar Broughton Band / Sing Brother Sing Ten East / Extraterrestrial Highway Scarecrew / Magical Mind Galahad / Resonance: Live in Poland Druid / (2 on 1) Toward the Sun / Fluid Druid Velvet Fogg / ST Truth & Janey / Erupts! Tyburn Tall / ST Hawkwind / Blood of the Earth Finally, not a day has gone by this week... or any week lately... where I didn't play at least some of one of the Black Country Communion albums. I love this stuff and am so glad that Glenn Hughes has decided to rock again. He sounds better than ever! Only quibble is I wish there was more keyboard on their stuff. Maybe on the next one?
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Squid Tempest 8769 posts |
Sep 18, 2011, 19:39
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"Hugh Hopper / Hopper Tunity Box" ooh, what's that like? I've been tempted by that for a while.
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keith a 9574 posts |
Sep 18, 2011, 20:30
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Monganaut wrote: Bowie - Hours, Heathen, Reality. TBH, I tend to steer clear of 'late era' Bowie and haven't heard much that floated my boat, but these three cost me peanuts so I put my hand in my pocket. Well, first impressions say to me that they're not the greatest Bowie records, a little overproduced for my ears, but maybe I'm missing something as my mates love em', so what do I know. For me, I think that 'Outside' was his last decent album and was led to believe that 'Heathen' esp was in a similar vein, ixnay no-way. Hours sounded pretty unremarkable on 1st listens IIRC, but I found it well worth sticking with. It seemed like Bowie getting back to sounding like Bowie rather than flirting with D&B or whatever, though whether that is a good thing depends on your view. A Bowie fan mate of mine didn't want him making a typical Bowie LP, he preferred him pilfering the latest thing! But a real grower for me! I liked Heathen a lot, too, but Reality didn't seem quite so hot to me.
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redfish365 710 posts |
Sep 18, 2011, 20:48
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Squid Tempest wrote: "Hugh Hopper / Hopper Tunity Box" ooh, what's that like? I've been tempted by that for a while. It's very nice... its got some cool touches with loops and tape manipulations that really set it apart. The musicians are, of course, top notch. I'm a sucker for Hopper's bass as it is so I may have a bias.
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earthlingfred93 1115 posts |
Sep 18, 2011, 20:58
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What did for the dinosaurs...Bevis frond..used to dislike this album but now absolutely love it Little free rock..S/T..ho hum Inner marshland...Bevis Frond Bored....Destroy all monsters Radios Appear...Radio Birdman
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