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Leonard Cohen I'm Your Man
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Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, "The First Born is Dead".
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I ordered this in 1985, after a glowing review in NME (the last time I ever took any notice of record reviews). I waited three weeks for it to arrive, and hated it upon first listen. I revisited it every few years, but still didn't like it. Today is no exception, I won't even bother with side 2.
It's just wrong. A version of "Mule Train" where he repeatedly hit himself over the head with a metal tray wouldn't be out of place. Sorry Nick, you're going back on the shelf for another five years.
David Bowie Hunky Dory. This is more like it, like an old friend coming over for tea and biscuits :)
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More Bowie, "Nothing Has Changed"
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That's exactly how I feel about this LP too, David touches us all doesn't he? Euphemistically of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
A very well recorded album, capturing well the acoustic of the church where it was recorded.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
However I can't work out whether the low background noise is due to the heating system in the church, or the air conditioning. Probably the former.
Good choice Dom.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66