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Lawrence 9547 posts |
Jan 14, 2018, 11:17
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I should check that out. Curious as to what the St. Lawrence one sounds like...
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Monganaut 2375 posts |
Jan 14, 2018, 11:26
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That;s interesting stuff about where they were filmed. I always loved The Outer Limits too. To my mind I saw em' as sister shows. Think the Outer Limits season 1 DVD selection is about 8 discs or something and faily cheap. They used to show both series late at night and they became a bit of a cult over the years. My nipper is big into Kolchak Night Stalker, and Tales from the Darkside, which are fairly cheesy, but have both shows have their moments.
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Monganaut 2375 posts |
Edited Jan 14, 2018, 11:36
Jan 14, 2018, 11:35
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Sounds like Black Sheep VC played by the Fugs. You can play all the comp tracks on the Bandcamp page. My missus has a book on how many of the Saints were canonised.....pretty horrific reading truth be told.
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jb lamptoast-morsley 2447 posts |
Jan 14, 2018, 14:28
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The Cure - Faith/Carnage Visors, Seventeen Seconds, Pornography, Head on the Door and Kiss me kiss me kiss me. I think Head on the Door was my fav this time around, closely followed by Seventeen Seconds. Still find listening to Bob's inner workings really therapeutic and not depressing in the main. Glad he is willing to share and don't find it indulgent (except maybe on Faith and the odd song here and there). Beta Band on the Breezeblock creating a track live from listener's contributions. Don't think the result was much to shout about but enjoyed the show anyway. Black Tempest (& Dead Sea Apes for the first one) - The Sun behind the sun, Ex Proxima Butthole Surfers - Locust Abortion Technician Basquiat Strings - S/T. Not that keen. Plodding jazz with strings! Seb Rochford has been involved in much better than this. Bella Union Sampler - Beneath the Surface. Certainly mixed fare here. John Barry - Living Daylights & The man with the golden gun OST's Vashti Bunyan - Lookaftering The Birthday Party - Mutiny/The Bad Seed EP's
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thesweetcheat 6213 posts |
Jan 14, 2018, 16:33
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Brian Eno - Music For Films Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures The Durutti Column - The Return Of The Durutti Column New Order - Movement The Chameleons - Script Of The Bridge New Order - Power, Corruption & Lies Cocteau Twins - Treasure Julian Cope - World Shut Your Mouth Julian Cope - Fried Section 25 - From The Hip New Order - Low Life Cardiacs - A Little Man And A House And The Whole World Window Cardiacs - "Day Is Gone" EP Lush - Black Spring EP New FADs - "All Over My Face", "Get Better" CD singles Nitzer Ebb - As Is EP The Other Two - "Tasty Fish" CD single Pixies - "Planet Of Sound" EP The Primitives - Spells EP Ride - Today Forever EP Siouxsie & The Banshees - "Kiss Them For Me" 12" The The - Shades Of Blue EP The Wedding Present - "Dalliance" 10" The Wendys - "Pulling My Fingers Off" and I Instrust EP CD singles Cardiacs - Heaven Born and Ever Bright Curve - Horror Head EP Daisy Chainsaw - "Pink Flower" CD single The Darling Buds - "Sure Thing" EP Disco Inferno - "Summer's Last Sound" CD single The Durutti Column - Red Shoes Echo & The Bunnymen - "Inside Me, Inside You" 12" Cardiacs - "Ditzy Scene" CD single Hannah Peel - Rebox EP John Foxx - 21st Century John Foxx, Harold Budd, Rubens Garcia - Nighthawks New Order - NOMC15
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bauheed 895 posts |
Edited Jan 15, 2018, 12:49
Jan 14, 2018, 21:04
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Iron & Wine - Kiss Each Other Clean Kris Kristofferson - The Silver Tonged Devil and I Budgie - Budgie Loudon Wainwright III - Final Exam / Attempted Mustache Steve Earle - Guitar Town / Copperhead Road Johnny Cash - From Sea to Shining Sea / Bootleg Vol. II: From Memphis to Hollywood Love - Black Beauty / Live at Fillmore West 1970 Julian Cope - Jehovahkill / The Jehovah Coat Demos / Trip Advizer E.P. / Psychedelic Revolution / Black Sheep Earthling Society - England Have My Bones Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - Singer's Grave A Sea Of Tongues The Bug vs. Earth - Boa / Cold Seishokki - Organs of Blue Eclipse: 1975 - 1977 Gedo - Gedo Prana Crafter - Bodhi Cheetah's Choice (Pre-order tracks) Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan In Concert: Brandeis University Human Don't Be Angry - Human Don't Be Angry Sabbath Assembly - Restored to One Magical Power Mako - Super Record Moon Duo - Live in Ravenna The Clash - Sandinista! The Mars Volta - Tremulant EP At the Drive-In / Sunshine - split EP Sonic Youth - Simon Werner A Disparu Goatsnake - Trampled Under Hoof Fripp and Eno - No Pussyfooting Luke Haines - Christie Malry's Own Double Entry Rufus Harley - Kings/Queens / Scotch and Soul Twilight Sad - No One Can Ever Know / Forget the Night Ahead / I Became a Prostitute (single) Boards of Canada - Music Has The Right To Children Stereolab - Refried Ectoplasm: Switched On, Vol. 2 The Streets - A Grand Don't Come For Free Patti Smith - Easter The Proclaimers - Sunshine On Leith Acoustika - Acoustika EP / A Letter To My Rose E.P.
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keith a 9573 posts |
Jan 14, 2018, 21:40
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Lick My Decals Off, Baby – Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band The Next Day – David Bowie Blackstar – David Bowie Dread A Dub – Johnny Clarke Doctor Syntax – Edwyn Collins Mamouna – Bryan Ferry New Energy - Four Tet Dust My Broom – Elmore James Anthology – Tommy James & the Shondells TFCF – Liars The Correct Use Of Soap – Magazine Low In High School – Morrissey Serra (Distant Sun Remix) – Mugstar 20 Years In A Montana Missile Silo – Pere Ubu Blue & Lonesome – Rolling Stones Why Be Blue – Suicide 20 Jazz Funk Greats – Throbbing Gristle Endless Nights – Vacant Lots Sherwood At The Controls Volume 1985-90 – V/A Like Shadows Dancing In The Dark (A Sacred Bones Compilation) – V/A Modern Kosmology – Jane Weaver Send – Wire Red Barked Tree - Wire
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Fatalist 1123 posts |
Edited Jan 14, 2018, 22:01
Jan 14, 2018, 21:59
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Dungen & Woods – Myths 003. Collab album that sounds pretty much what you’d expect a record by these two bands to sound like. The Woods sound – upbeat psych-folk – is perhaps more dominant, augmented nicely by Dungen’s 70s prog/jazz stylings. Chris Carter – Chemistry Lessons Vol 1. He’s back! (if, like me, you didn’t know he’d been away). Anyway, his first (as a solo artist) in 17 years apparently is a perfectly nice collection of cosmic/industrial electronica, mostly short pieces under three minutes long. A few stand-outs, but mainly designed as one long trip… https://youtu.be/o93kEo1jBbo Thick Syrup – Living In Leeds. Thumpingly heavy pop rock fronted by one of the ladies from The Wharves, and sounding very much like it’s been made in Leeds. Quirky enough to warrant attention: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShWrIvXJJQo The Myrrors – Lunar Halo: Archives vol 1 / Live Roughs: Archives vol 2. Some live improvisations from Arizonan psychonauts, not essential, but a great illustration that while there are hundreds, if not thousands, of bands around like this these days, you have to have a real understanding of what you’re doing to make it compelling: https://themyrrors.bandcamp.com/album/archives-vol-i-lunar-halo Malady – Toinen Toista. Finnish prog band looking to reinvent the 70s here. Camel/Canterbury Sound fans will approve: https://soundcloud.com/svart-records/malady-toinen-toista VA – The Reverb Conspiracy vol. 5. Sampler from the Fuzz Club label, who specialise in that modern ‘psych’ sound which is actually a mash-up of shoegaze, post-punk, Krautrock, and bog-standard indie. Nothing too objectionable, though nothing particularly amazing either. This is nicely spiky though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5f1i7Xj1__Y Anna Von Hausswolff – Dead Magic. OK, this is blumin’ huge, Swans meet Floyd. Seven That Spells – The Death And Resurrection Of Krautrock: Omega. Lars Finberg – Moon Over Bakersfield Ouzo Bazooka – 1001 Nights. Had somehow missed the fact first time round that this sounds quite a bit like 80s Hawkwind in places (when it’s not sounding like Erkin Koray). Listen With Father: Still rocking my intro to rock compilation. Will need to make another one soon, but still getting plenty of value out this. Highlights this week include Iron Butterfly’s monstrously stupid/brilliant ‘In A Gadda Da Vida’, the very definition of an ur-riff, and Shocking Blue’s ‘Venus’, which along with ‘Radar Love’ and ‘Hocus Pocus’ (must get those two on the next comp), is clearly a highpoint of Dutch music, perhaps. The Vinyl Countdown – A: Au Pairs – Live In Berlin. So, having enjoyed my trawl through my CD shelves, I thought I’d have a dig through the vinyl this year, in a methodical fashion of course. First up is this fine live album from feminist post-punkers the Au Pairs, who I heard from a friend at university at a time when my main bands were Hawkwind and VDGG – not sure why, but I loved them straight away. Anyway, this is basically an in concert version of their first album, with the tracks a bit rougher and harder, and all the better for it. Love this song, one of the best basslines ever: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fm6Y0ccjiFY
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Squid Tempest 8761 posts |
Jan 14, 2018, 22:57
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A bit random, but that's made me want to listen to Easter again. Love Patti. I am reading everyone's lists btw, and enjoying them as much as ever. Despite hearing tons of great new music, I'm really pushed for time working on the new Black Tempest album, and have found it tough to find time to write a Soundtracks contribution I'm afraid.
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Monganaut 2375 posts |
Jan 15, 2018, 02:53
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Fatalist wrote: Au Pairs – Live In Berlin. So, having enjoyed my trawl through my CD shelves, I thought I’d have a dig through the vinyl this year, in a methodical fashion of course. First up is this fine live album from feminist post-punkers the Au Pairs, who I heard from a friend at university at a time when my main bands were Hawkwind and VDGG – not sure why, but I loved them straight away. Anyway, this is basically an in concert version of their first album, with the tracks a bit rougher and harder, and all the better for it. Love this song, one of the best basslines ever: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fm6Y0ccjiFY Great album that. We did some garden landscaping work for one of the ladies in Au Pairs many years ago. I was very excited when I found out, and thought I'd ask a bunch of questions (in the nicest possible fan-ish way) during a tea break. Turns out she doesn't want anything to do with that part of her life, it's as if it didn't exist. She's moved on and never looked back apparently. Sure other performers have done this too (well Barrett fer one, but as we all know, he had good reason). Though looking on Facebook etc.....seems she's happy to plough that furrow now. Maybe she just didn't want to talk to a smelly labourer ;) https://soundcloud.com/postpunkbritain/guest-lesley-woods-au-pairs https://www.facebook.com/pg/The-AU-PAIRS-1516124832009252/posts/
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