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Ice Cream For Crow is a classic.
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Good one Dom (as usual). :)
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The Damned -1977 - Damned Damned Damned
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Another superb album!!!! Hold Back The Rain, New Religion and The Chauffeur are sublime!! Save A Prayer is a great song aswell........... the whole fkn album's good!!! :lol:Quote:
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Excellent choice.Quote:
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Recorded using a Calrec Soundfield microphone, accurately capturing the ambience of the venue (and of the background noise, which is often misinterpreted by some listeners).
A good record to test the resolving power of ones system.
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The eighth and final Roxy studio album, and what a belter it is. My second favourite after For Your Pleasure.
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Continuing with my Roxy/Bowie day.
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Oh mother of pearl I wouldn't trade you for another girl.
Do you have a favourite Roxy Music disc Steve? I like them all, save for their debut album, which IMO is their weakest.
Not played this in a long time. Not a big fan of his later stuff, but this one I like.
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Yes I think I would agree with that. Although I bought their eponymous debut way back when it came out (about 1972 iirc), to my ears their following album completely eclipsed it.Quote:
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These days I have all of their studio albums on vinyl except that one which I eventually got on CD from Music Magpie for a couple of quid. Says it all really. Although I consider For Your Pleasure to be my favourite, it's Avalon that gets played the most.
I also really like 'Stranded' (their third). By this time Brian Eno had left due to differing ideas to Ferry's on the band's direction, and I wondered at the time if his replacement (Eddie Jobson) would be up to the job. IMO he was. Some superb tracks on that album.
Just time for one more. Bowie at his very best imo.
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Everyone should have this in their collection. This is his 2015 remaster - I also have an early press, but this is less crackly :)
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I think my favourite Bowie period was his collaboration with Brian Eno: his 'Berlin' period. I'm not too familiar with his later stuff, but what little I have heard I like.
Excellent - one of their best, but then I like them all, save for Soft Parade.Quote:
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Yes, its a great albumQuote:
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It was released in 2003, and produced by Bowie and Tony Visconti. Worth having for "Bring me the Disco King", which is definitely not disco and is quite unlike anything Bowie has done before, with piano by Mike Garson, who provided that extraordinary piano on Aladdin Sane's title track.Quote:
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Can be had for about 3 quid on Ebay, so worth a punt.
I still have to acquire a copy of "Low" to complete the Berlin Trilogy, and I will get round to it at some point.
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This is David Bowie at his very best (only IMHO) :thumbsup:
No complaints from me there Loz. :) Those two and the Berlin trilogy are my favourites.Quote:
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amorphous androgynous - tales of ephidrina
I have that on CD, not played in years. Interesting recording!Quote:
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James Blake (2 CD deluxe edition)
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To my ears disjointed, discordant and virtually unlistenable, frequently sounding like the CD's skipping (it isn't, though I wish it was). If there's any members out there that can find some music in this album you're a better man than me, and you're welcome to this free of charge. It's occupying shelf space that could be given to something I'll listen to.
Some good reviews for this, I suspect some don't want to pan it for fear of appearing thick.
Earlier...
Santana – Inner Secrets
Label: CBS – 86075, CBS – CBS 86075, CBS – S CBS 86075
Format:Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:UK
Released:1978
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and....
Blood, Sweat & Tears* – New Blood
Label:CBS – S 65252
Format:Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:UK
Released:1972
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Discovered this recently as part of my ECM vaults dredge, its a beautiful song.
Carla Bley - Heavy heart.
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If you like AOR or rock or metal then this album an absolute killer!!!! Listening to it, I can hear the influences of lots of bands of that genre - the album is like crossing Bon Jovi and Foreigner with the addition of other bands (Danger Danger, Winger etc) from that era.
I know that most people on here aren't into that kind of music but, hey, someone's gotta keep the flag flyin' and this album seriously rocks!! :thumbsup:
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Continuing with H.E.A.T albums; this album from 2014.