Well one thing leads to another...
Architecture in Helsinki - Moment Bends (2011)
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And guess what? they're from Australia!
Well one thing leads to another...
Architecture in Helsinki - Moment Bends (2011)
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...ment-bends.jpg
And guess what? they're from Australia!
So now my mission for this evening is to play albums by bands with places in their name that are not where they actually come from...
Berlin - Count Three & Pray (1986)
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Where to, next? Africa? Too obvious...
Beirut - Gulag Orkestar (2006)
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Another one dragged out that hasn't seen the light of day in a long while.
Now I remember why I haven't played it in eons! Bit of a dirge, I couldn't finish it, so now to a Scottish duo, and their debut album:
Boards of Canada - Music Has The Right To Children (1998)
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I agree - I used to have this back in the 70s, no idea what happened to it. I saw a copy of it in a record shop a couple of years ago, and would have bought it if it wasn't so tatty and with a sticker price 20 odd quid :(
Two other posthumous recordings I had back then (Crash Landing and Midnight Lightning) weren't nearly as good imo.
Final one for the night, one of my favourites, so no hardship playing this band who really hale from Croydon...
Saint Etienne - Words And Music By Saint Etienne (2012)
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And I've just spotted they released 2 new albums in 2024 and 2025 I didn't know about! :eek: Looks like I've got some catching up to do, that's the problem when you like so many bands and artists!
Incredible session tonight: truly incredible !
Today I've been playing all of Roxy Music's studio albums, and IMO 'For Your Pleasure' is their best by a long chalk. Virtually every track is a winner.