Talk talk fans

[Old boy]

Guys what’s you favourite ?
Spirt of Eden for me a masterpiece

[Ali Tait]

Yes great, as is Colour Of Spring. Also love the live at Montreaux DVD, really shows what accomplished musicians they were.

[The Black Adder]

Love Talk Talk

Yep, spirit is great.

The colour of spring for me but I'm quite happy playing the best of these days though.

Hollis was an amazing musician as we're the rest of them.

Steve Winwood to play on some tracks on that album too.

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[YNWaN]

I can’t remember the last time I listened to ‘Spirit Of Eden’, I’ll have to root it out and give it a spin - I’m pretty sure I’ve got it (I’ve definitely got ‘The Colour Of Spring’.

[enrae8]

For me they evolved into a great band after the first album - each subsequent album wasn't built on but deconstructed culminating in the minimalist masterpiece Laughing Stock - one of my favourite bands - wonderfully produced - Mark Hollis a very sad loss - I do like to play John Cope 12inch frequently, can be quite a tortuous track to play loud on some systems

[enrae8]

Hollis has been credited with saying: "Before you play two notes, learn how to play one note. And don't play one note unless you've got a reason to play it. He also commented: "The silence is above everything, and I would rather hear one note than I would two, and I would rather hear silence than I would one note. IMHO Genius - I might be slightly biased though :smoking:

[Minstrel SE]

Yeah you want the last three plus the Mark Hollis Album...they got strikingly minimalist as they went on but the colour of spring is still up there

[oldius]

A superb progression of a band who really discovered themselves.

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[Ali Tait]

It was a great shame Mark retired from the music business. I'm sure he had his reasons of course, but I can't help thinking how much music we all missed out on.

[enrae8]

Yes great, as is Colour Of Spring. Also love the live at Montreaux DVD, really shows what accomplished musicians they were.

I have seen bits of the 'Live in Montreaux" film on Youtube - I was interested to see John Turnbull on guitar - I got to talk to him after a gig along with Norman Watt-Roy - they had been in a band together many years ago (Glencoe)
I asked them about Glencoe as I had one of their albums-the reply was they were on loads of drugs then! Nice guys and great musicians !!

[Pigmy Pony]

"Colour of Spring" for me. When auditioning my turntable, Robert at Inspire played this for me. The double bass on "Happiness is Easy" sold that deck to me :)

[Floyddroid]

Colours Of Spring here boss

[Haselsh1]

Colour of Spring, bloody sublime.

[Idlewithnodrive]

Colour of Spring all the way, though the others aren't too shoddy either.

[struth]

Oddly I thought this about the interweb Company.
Alas I've not heard of them.
But the ip Co is good