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Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 29 February 2020 CE
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Re: Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 29 February 2020 CE
Mar 01, 2020, 18:08
Julian Cope - Rome Wasn't Burned in a Day, Dark Orgasm and Black Sheep. Cope in the 2000's and still going great guns. Would rank them in the order mentioned. I've been slightly guilty of being a Cope naysayer based on his 21st century output, but Rome is definitely up there in his canon, with DO not far behind. The 2010's is a different story dare I say, with not much making it into my collection - but I can always reappraise.

The Cure - Seventeen Seconds, Japanese Whispers, Head on a Door and Pornography.

Cinematic Orchestra - Every Day, Motion and Ma Fleur

Cocteau Twins - Four Calendar Cafe

Billy Cobham - Spectrum. Gives jazz a bad name! Or maybe I wasn't quite in the mood...

Thomas Newman's OST work - Skyfall, Spectre, Shawshank Redemption and American Beauty. The last 2 being the ones to talk about

Angel Olsen - All Mirrors. Caught her Marc Riley session a couple weeks back which had songs from this one.

Tin Machine - S/T. Twas ok. Seemed all too fashionable to dismiss at the time

Thurston Moore - Spirit Counsel. More compositional in the vein of modern Michael Chapman. I do like TM's guitar stylings.

Tim Blake - Blake's new jerusalem
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