Excellent song, probably my favourite.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Apart from this I also have her first album, Pirates, and The Magazine. Not familiar with anything later though.
Excellent song, probably my favourite.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Apart from this I also have her first album, Pirates, and The Magazine. Not familiar with anything later though.
Good album Loz, though "World Machine" is the one I play most.Quote:
Originally Posted by Us-&-Them
After you put "The Last Chance Texaco" in my head, I had to do it...
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Hifi Answers used this when reviewing the new Heybrook HB3 speakers, describing her voice as "sexy and beguiling". The speakers were back then way out of my price range, but the album, I could stretch to that :)
Yes, World Machine is a good album; I saw them live at the B/ham Odeon on that tour in the 80's - I've still got my program :thumbsup: from the event. I have to be honest here and I think that when they did World Machine, that's when I think they went more commercial and I never thought from then (including that album) they were as good as before. I liked the 1st album, The Early Tapes,True Colours and some of The Pursuit Of Accidents. World Machine was a wholly commercially aimed album and just lost some of that something that the previous albums had. They're still a fantastic band and the musicianship is superb!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
I saw Level 42 again last year at Torquay Theatre and they were still brilliant live!!! :thumbsup:
Yes, but at least "World Machine" has a good LP cover artwork.
That it does. And nowhere near as commercial as "Running in the Family", which also has the world's worst cover art btw.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Another cracker :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66
rhiannon giddens again. the vinyl ep, FACTORY GIRL.
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this againQuote:
Originally Posted by struth