Squid Tempest
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Re: Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 25 April 2015 CE
Apr 27, 2015, 19:10
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Moon Cat wrote: Not at all. It was actually the first Tull album I ever owned so it is quite special to me in that respect.
Slightly obsessed with "Wolflight" too. It's sort of absurd but so evocative and the way it flirts with prog-metal really ticks my boxes.
Yeah me too with Wolflight. Bits of it keep earworming*.
*New verb, like it?
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Squid Tempest
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Re: Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 25 April 2015 CE
Apr 27, 2015, 19:12
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IanB wrote: Steve Hackett - Wolflight
As Mooncat points out this is a record of fabulous excesses. He can't sing but I don't care.
Actually his singing on Wolflight is OK. Mind you, the lyrical structure is a bit Mighty Boosh in places! Its still bloody good fun though :)
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1001realapes
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Edited Apr 29, 2015, 13:42
Re: Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 25 April 2015 CE
Apr 29, 2015, 13:37
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Scott Fagan - Many Sunny Places
XTC - Apple Venus
Augustus Pablo - East of the River Nile
Augustus Pablo - Born to Dub You
Augustus Pablo - Raiders Dub
Rush - Caress of Steel
Rush - Moving Pictures
The Modern Lovers - st
Sam Rosenthal - Tanzmusik
Shack - Time Machine
The Seeds - Future
AC/DC - High Voltage (Aussie original)
The Pretty Things - st
The Pretty Things - Get The Picture?
The Pretty Things - Emotions
The Pretty Things - Parachute
The Pretty Things / Philippe DeBarge
The Pretty Things - Freeway Madness
The Pretty Things - Silk Torpedo
The Pretty Things - Savage Eye
Ennio Morricone - A Fistful of Dollars
Ennio Morricone - The Good , The Bad & The Ugly
Richard Barrett / Elison Ensemble - Etcetera
Marijata - This Is Marijata
Roedelius - Jardin Au Fou
Baby Woodrose - Chasing Rainbows
The Who - Who's For Tennis ?
The Damned - Strawberries
Tommy Flanders - The Moonstone
Atomine Elektrine - Archimetrical Universe
Albert King - King of the Blues Guitar
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Robot Emperor
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Re: Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 25 April 2015 CE
Apr 29, 2015, 16:43
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Bobbie Gentry - The Capital Years. Has a voice that resonates up and down my spine.
King Crimson - USA. One of the rare occasions that an expanded version make an album twice as good (this one - errm... 40th anniversary has Fracture and Starless).
Montrose - s/t, Paper Money.
Retribution Gospel Choir - 3. Prompted by Spencer I rescued this from exile. Channels Crazy Horse at their best. Loose and heavy.
Taman Shud - Viper Smoke. Wall rattlingly good. Bass players starting to hang round in packs, I blame Jack White and the Black Keys.
Van Der Graaf Generator - After The Flood (At The BBC 68 - 77). My days as a prolific consumer are long behind me (I'm broke) but bought this immediately. Having not bought The Box or the Maida Vale sets this is great. As important and satisfying as the magnificent Led Zeppelin at the BBC set (which is now my favourite Led Zep release). Anyway, the 2nd cd of this set is amazing. Recommended.
Jane Weaver - The Fallen by Watchbird, The Silver Globe. Echo all the sentiments expressed last week about these. The Silver Globe crept up on me, didn't immediately fall for its charms. I can be remarkably cloth eared on occasions.
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IanB
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Edited Apr 29, 2015, 18:49
Re: Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 25 April 2015 CE
Apr 29, 2015, 16:50
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Robot Emperor wrote: Bobbie Gentry - The Capital Years. Has a voice that resonates up and down my spine.
Mine too. The definition of Unsung. Would love to have heard her do a Rotary Connection type album.
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