Interesting choice - I have a copy but I haven't made up my mind about it yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66
Interesting choice - I have a copy but I haven't made up my mind about it yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66
I've got her 1999 album "Love in the Time of Science" apparently, but another one I can't even remember! Will add to the "reacquaint" list!
Some great songs there, it's going on my list :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Meanwhile, this:
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Good choice for this weather. Move the Yukka plant out into the yard, pretend you're in Barbados.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Everyone should have a copy of that LP. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Another well worth owning -Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
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I prefer it to Legend.
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This is also excellent. The only recording of his 1973 US Tour, complete with some rare tracks, unique mixes and the added joy of a young Bob talking about his music. This live version of I Shot The Sheriff is worth the price of admission on its own.
Listened to a few of his on my new Matrix tt1, very very good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
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I know and have the first, but the second is new to me.
It's exactly as it says on the tin Barry, a collection of mid 60's to early 70's Psychedelic Classic tunes. It is well curated and actually very good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Great Daft Punk album there, Martin. Probably their most accessible.
Bit of a guilty pleasure, this one? Dunno, it probably isn’t cool but I love it!
Evanescence - Fallen (2003)
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I've just had a penny drop moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66
The other day (back on page 470) I was listening to Sneaker Pimps 'Splinter', the album they made after falling out with the female singer on their successful first album and so their male guitarist took over. Anyway, reading further about it at the weekend I discovered that they demo'd tracks for 'Splinter' with another female singer but decided not to go ahead with her...Emiliana Torrini.
Maybe this was well known, but I've just stumbled across it.
Quality record that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
I actually played both Angine de Poitrine records all the way through the other night, and I think I am getting it, now!
As for Toomorrow, well, you know my feelings on that record! I still haven't watched the Blu-ray yet, though. Might have to play the soundtrack now, though, has been a few days... :)
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The Space Girl
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Originally Posted by Alex_UK
I won "The Only Way" by Lisa Stansfield on 7" single in 1982, with a load of other crap given to me by Keith Chegwin and Maggie Philbin at the ABC in Norwich, when they did some sort of Swap Shop live show and I ended up on stage. 13 year old me fell in love with her (Lisa Stansfield, and Maggie Philbin come to think of it!) I still have the record, in the garage.
It's a catchy synth-pop number, several years before she made it big.
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Noel Edmonds must have been there too, because I remember their "band", Brown Sauce performing "I Wanna be a Winner". I think I got a free copy of that too, but I don't remember it at all, unlike Lisa's song. :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eHuH65qEX4
I've no recollection at all of that Brown Sauce thing. Possibly I was so traumatised it was wiped from my memory. Bad as it is that Lisa Stansfield tune is grammy award winning by comparison.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
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If there were ever a grower Album, this is it. Benefits from extreme volume :)
Erykah Badu: 'World Wide Underground'
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Have listened to it a couple of times, still to make my mind up about buying it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Idlewithnodrive
I like it, so will likely buy the CD , as £35 + p&p, for the vinyl, is a bit steep.Quote:
Originally Posted by rmcin626
I have a CD of hers, bought because it looked interesting. Having played the once, I still have to make up my mind if I like it or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
As a person Erykah Badu has some 'interesting' views on identity.
I agree the price s a bit steep even though its a double albumQuote:
Originally Posted by Idlewithnodrive
Cream - 'Disraeli Gears'
I love the Malapropism of the title.
strange band, I think their studio albums are really patchy but they were killer live.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
I'm inclined to agree, they are patchy so one has to be selective. On this double LP the live performance is better than the studio recording: the oddities are those of Ginger Baker.
Cream - 'Wheels of Fire'
My favourite Cream LP is their debut album:
Cream - 'Fresh Cream'
Back to Erykah Badu, just played this:
Erykah Badu - 'Erykah Badu Live'
but only find it 'so so'. Fortunately it only cost £1 from a charity shop. I'll hang on to it, as it might grow on me. :o
I have this one, but it is just the studio one. It's ok, but not played it in years. Take your point about Ginger Baker: my mate used to say that it often sounded like he was drumming to a different song to the one the band was playing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
This is the one you want:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
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