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1001realapes 2388 posts |
Aug 04, 2019, 07:13
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The Move - Looking On The Move - Message From The Country The Move - The Early Years The Electric Light Orchestra - st The Plastic Cloud - st Grateful Dead - One From The Vault V.A. - Gumbo Stew Original New Orleans R&B V.A. - Still Spicy Gumbo Stew Original New Orleans R&B V.A. - Highly Strung British '60s Instrumentals V.A. - A Perfumed Garden Volume One V.A. - Piccadilly Sunshine Part One V.A. - Piccadilly Sunshine Part Two V.A. - Please Warm My Weiner The Free Design - Heaven/Earth The Free Design - Sing For Very Important People The Free Design - One by One Strawberry Alarm Clock - The World in a Sea Shell Paul McCartney - Driving Rain The Church - Starfish John Lee Hooker - Everybody's Blues Kate Bush - The Red Shoes
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flashbackcaruso 1057 posts |
Aug 04, 2019, 09:22
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Syd Barrett - The Madcap Laughs Syd Barrett - Barrett Mike Oldfield - Hergest Ridge Fuchsia - Fuchsia Fuchsia - Fuchsia, Mahogonny & other gems Fuchsia - Fuchsia II: From Psychedelia...To A Distant Place The Beach Boys - Today! The Beach Boys - Summer Days (& Summer Nights!!) The Beach Boys - Live In Chicago 1965 The Beach Boys - Party! (Uncovered & Unplugged) Jan & Dean - Drag City Jan & Dean - Dead Man's Curve/The New Girl In School Jan & Dean - Ride The Wild Surf Jan & Dean - The Little Old Lady From Pasadena Suzanne Vega - Suzanne Vega Suzanne Vega - Solitude Standing The Doors - The Doors The Doors - Strange Days Trio - Trio Trio - Bye Bye Short Romans - 37 Guitars The Monkees - Pool It The Monkees - Justus The Monkees - Good Times! Yes - Union Yes - Talk Yes - KeyStudio The Incredible String Band - I Looked Up The Incredible String Band - U Elton John - Friends Klaus Schulze - X
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Fitter Stoke 2612 posts |
Edited Aug 04, 2019, 11:45
Aug 04, 2019, 11:43
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Nick Heyward ‘North Of A Miracle’ Thom Yorke ‘Anima’ The Kinks ‘Preservation Act 1’ Deep Purple 'Made In Japan' Ray Dorset 'Cold Blue Excursion' Can ‘Soon Over Babaluma’ Tom van der Geld ‘Patience’ Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real ’Turn Off The News (Build A Garden)’ Lefty Frizzell ‘Life’s Like Poetry’ (ABC recordings) Purcell: Abdelazar (Academy of Ancient Music/Christopher Hogwood) Haydn: Symphony no.65 (Austro-Hungarian Haydn Orch/Adam Fischer) Beethoven: Symphony no.7 (Danish CO/Adam Fischer) Bartok: Dance Suite (Hungarian State SO/Adam Fischer) Beethoven: Symphony no.6 (VPO/Karl Boehm) Mozart: Symphonies 25 & 40 (VPO/Istvan Kertesz) Schubert: Symphony no.8 ‘Unfinished’ (VPO/Istvan Kertesz) Debussy: Nocturnes (Czech PO/Jean Fournet) Chopin: 12 Etudes, Op.10 (Tamas Vasary) Liszt: Annees de pelerinage, Deuxieme Annee - Italie (Jorge Bolet)
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garerama 1115 posts |
Aug 04, 2019, 12:34
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The Animals - Best Of Adam & The Ants - Dirk Wears White Sox The Asteroid No 4 - S/t Kevin Ayers - Joy Of A Toy / Shooting At The Moon / whatevershebringswebring / Bananamour / The Confessions Of Dr Dream & Other Stories / June 1, 1974 (with John Cale, Eno & Nico) Chris Bell - I Am The Cosmos David Bowie - Hours ... (DE 2cd) / Toy John Cale - Paris 1919 Johnny Cash - At San Quintin / At Folsom Prison Coil - Copenhagen 16-10-02 John Coltrane - "Live" At The Village Vangard (mono) / Impressions Julian Cope - Rite 2 / Rite Now / Discover Odin / Rite At Ya Queen Elizabeth - S/t Dope - Maxi 12" / The Dee Dee Ramone Story Nick Drake - Five Leaves Left / Bryter Layter Peter Gabriel - S/t (car) Love - Da Capo Milennium - Begin Pet Shop Boys - Pop Art / Super Psychic TV - Mouth Of The Night / Kondole Max Romeo & The Upsetters - War Ina Babylon Siouxsie & The Banshees - Nocturne / Through The Looking Glass Throbbing Gristle - D.O.A: The Third & Final Report / Thee Psychick Sacrifice / Desertshore (as X-TG) / Final Report (as X-TG) Underworld - Second Toughest In The Infants / Beaucoup Fish V/A A Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble Exploding In Your Mind Vol 2: Pagan Love Vibrations New Wave (Vertigo LP)
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jb lamptoast-morsley 2448 posts |
Aug 04, 2019, 14:28
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The Verve - Urban Hymns, Forth Denis Wilson - Pacific Ocean Blues Jah Wobble - Radio Axiom The Wake - Harmony Unkle - War Stories Upp - The Complete Recordings Just started listening to The Orb - No Sounds are out of bounds Okay Champ - Dead about thinking. Edgy Rock with a bit of vim. Olden Yolk - S/T. Not keen on this Oiseaux Tempete - Al-'An October Drift - This is nowhere. Don't remember much about this Nova Mob - The last days of Pompeii
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Monganaut 2380 posts |
Aug 04, 2019, 21:26
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I've just noticed that Amazon (prime) have loads of cool music documentaries to view should you have said membership. This week I've binged on 'Every Everything', a fab Grant Hart piece, L7 - Pretend That You're Dead, another well put together programme (I'd forgotten how heavy these ladies were) and The Residents 'Theory of Obscurity' alongside one about the birth of 'Desert Rock' (soz forget he title) and one about the LA Hardcore scene of the 80's..all well worth a watch, and tonight viewing may be The Saints...Stranded. (Oh, check out The Boys too, great Watchnmen-esque tale of Deviant Superhero's etc...) Anyways...Music went Thusly L7 - Bricks Are Heavy, Hungry For Stink Nova Mob - Last Days Of Pompei/ All Of My Senses EP Residents - Duck Stab VA - Rough Trade Shops Rock and Roll Vol 1 Great 2CD collection of modern R 'n' R stormers. Dope - Black Math 13 does it fer me... kinda reminds me of Third Ear Band....groovy! Velvets - Best Of Queens Of The Stoneage - Songs For The Deaf Sabbath - Masters Of Reality Butthole Surfers - Weird Revolution Can - Future Days Billy Childish - Punk Rock Ist Nicht Tot Have a better One !
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keith a 9573 posts |
Aug 05, 2019, 17:32
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Time's Up – Buzzcocks The 1976 demo's featuring Devoto singing a number of songs that Shelley would later sing on the debut album. Raw but pretty darn essential. Miracle Kicker – Dark Captain Light Captain Really lovely. Preliminaires – Iggy Pop Apres – Iggy Pop The two French albums. Some tracks are even sung in French. Iggy's voice is deeper than the ocean. Rose, My Rocket-Brain (EP) - Stereolab Fab Four Suture – Stereolab I saw the re-formed Stereolab the other night in Manchester. Some great moments, especially Metronomic Underground which was spine-tingling. Laetitia seemed especially to enjoy herself. Also... The Next Day – David Bowie Licht – Brokmann/Bargmann Time's Up - Buzzcocks Sunday At Devil Dirt – Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan Two Seven's Clash (30th Anniversary Edition) - Culture 666 45 – Dope Return To The 37th Chamber – El Michels Affair Copy Copy – Gruppo Sportivo
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Squid Tempest 8763 posts |
Aug 05, 2019, 22:15
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Will check out the Amazon stuff - cheers!
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Monganaut 2380 posts |
Aug 06, 2019, 11:32
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keith a wrote: Time's Up – Buzzcocks The 1976 demo's featuring Devoto singing a number of songs that Shelley would later sing on the debut album. Raw but pretty darn essential. Preliminaires – Iggy Pop Apres – Iggy Pop The two French albums. Some tracks are even sung in French. Iggy's voice is deeper than the ocean. I saw the re-formed Stereolab the other night in Manchester. Some great moments, especially Metronomic Underground which was spine-tingling. Laetitia seemed especially to enjoy herself. I do love that Devoto 'Times Up' recording, a nice glimpse of what could have been had he stayed with the Buzzcocks (But then thinks of the horror, would we have had Magazine if he had???) Fer such a short guy, Iggy has an incredibly deep voice in his dotage, how long do you think it'll be till it drops off the bass end of the register and all we here is Iggy infrasound? Glad you enjoyed Stereolabs reunion. Whereas, I, stupidly bought a ticket for em' in Brum when I first head about the gigs, then promptly forgot about the date, so sadly missed em' :(
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Fitter Stoke 2612 posts |
Edited Aug 06, 2019, 12:36
Aug 06, 2019, 12:28
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Monganaut wrote: keith a wrote: Time's Up – Buzzcocks The 1976 demo's featuring Devoto singing a number of songs that Shelley would later sing on the debut album. Raw but pretty darn essential. I saw the re-formed Stereolab the other night in Manchester. Some great moments, especially Metronomic Underground which was spine-tingling. Laetitia seemed especially to enjoy herself. I do love that Devoto 'Times Up' recording, a nice glimpse of what could have been had he stayed with the Buzzcocks (But then thinks of the horror, would we have had Magazine if he had? Oh yes indeedy. For me, 'Time's Up' is THE essential first wave punk LP, even more than 'Damned Damned Damned', 'The Clash' or 'Bollocks'. It has a low-fi punch and honesty that renders it a truly authentic document of 1976 and still sounds as fresh as a daisy forty-odd years on. And there are no thrills in the over-produced Buzzcocks product that followed quite as visceral as Pete Shelley's free form solo on 'Can't Control Myself'. That gives me shivers to this day. Every home should have one!
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