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Thread: Spinning Today - What Are You Listening To Right Now? (Part 3)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rush2112 View Post
    So we start with this her second album from 2012; this outstanding singer songwriter often compared to Karen Carpenter, from which you can read as, a vocalist with am extraordinary ability to deliver the most challenging song and make it sound effortless and beautiful! She can tackle every genre and make it sound like it’s all she has ever sung, as the collection of tracks here demonstrates.



    Tracks:

    1. P.F. Sloan
    2. It Could Be the First Day
    3. Be Nice to Me
    4. Travelin' Boy
    5. Soulsville
    6. The Same Old Tears on a New Background
    7. Sara Smile
    8. Flyin' Shoes
    9. Home Thoughts from Abroad
    10. Just for a Moment
    11. Brave Awakening
    12. We Will


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    What a voice! Yes, at the time of her other album's release (Seasons of my Soul) she was also likened to Dusty Springfield. Not sure about that, but Karen Carpenter definitely. Not played either for some time, I will remedy that later.

    And now that you've brought her back to my attention, I have just ordered "Into Colour" (her 3rd album) off Music Magpie. Only £2.98 with free postage.
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    Portishead – Portishead
    Label: Go! Beat – 539 189-2
    Format: CD, Album, PMDC Germany
    Country: Europe
    Released: Oct 1997

    Listening is the act of aural discrimination and dissemination of sound, and accepting you get it wrong sometimes.

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    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    That's the one I have. Picked it up in a charity shop a couple of years ago. Will have to look out for her other recordings.
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    As far from Rumer as it is possible to go



    Single taken from Leftfield's "Rhythm & Stealth" album, featuring British rapper Roots Manuva, with several remixes. The Tipper Remix in particular is so "leftfield" there aren't enough drugs in the world to make it sound like music. But still good fun, unless you're prone to migraines.
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    Jose Gonzalez - Veneer.



    With a name like that he was always going to be Swedish. Actually his mum and dad are Argentinian. All Music Guide describes it as "a striking collection of hushed and autumnal indie pop bedroom songs that reside on the hi-fi end of the lo-fi spectrum". And who am I to argue?

    I bought it a couple of years ago, drawn by the odd sleeve art, then immediately ignored it. Not sure about this - pretty much just him and his acoustic guitar, and no doubt he is quite competent, but it is a bit samey. Should improve with repeated listens, but really life's too short.
    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    Jose Gonzalez - Veneer.



    With a name like that he was always going to be Swedish. Actually his mum and dad are Argentinian. All Music Guide describes it as "a striking collection of hushed and autumnal indie pop bedroom songs that reside on the hi-fi end of the lo-fi spectrum". And who am I to argue?

    I bought it a couple of years ago, drawn by the odd sleeve art, then immediately ignored it. Not sure about this - pretty much just him and his acoustic guitar, and no doubt he is quite competent, but it is a bit samey. Should improve with repeated listens, but really life's too short.
    I have it, again picked up in a charity shop. In fact I might have two titles by Gonzalez (why do think with a name like that he would be Swedish?), and neither are, as you say, an immediate hit. In fact I would go as far as saying if doesn’t grab you, there is no compelling reason to persevere with it.
    Barry

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    Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly – 'The Chronicles Of A Bohemian Teenager'



    Label: Atlantic – 5051011 5905 2 8
    Format: CD, Album
    Country: Europe
    Released: September 18, 2006
    Genre: Electronic, Rock
    Style: Folk Rock

    Another charity shop purchase for 50p. It hasn't made too much of an impression on me. Need to give it another listen before I decide to keep it or not.
    Barry

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    Another compilation disc:

    Eighties - The Look of Love (Disc 2 of a 3 disc set)



    Label: Spectrum Music (2) – 069 543-2
    Format: 3 x CD, Compilation Box Set
    Country: UK
    Released: 2002
    Genre: Pop

    CD2 The Look Of Love

    2-1 Dexys Midnight Runners – Come On Eileen
    2-2 ABC – The Look Of Love
    2-3 Style Council – Shout To The Top
    2-4 Swing Out Sister – Breakout
    2-5 Edie Brickell – What I Am
    2-6 Hazel O'Connor – Eighth Day
    2-7 Marilyn – Calling Your Name
    2-8 Animal Nightlife – Love Is Just The Great Pretender
    2-9 Bucks Fizz – New Beginning (Mamba Seyra)
    2-10 David Essex – Silver Dream Machine
    2-11 The Christians – Ideal World
    2-12 Steve Winwood – Valerie
    2-13 Visage – Fade To Grey
    2-14 Trio – Da Da Da
    2-15 Julian Cope – World Shut Your Mouth
    2-16 Deep Purple – Perfect Strangers
    2-17 Rainbow – Since You Been Gone
    2-18 Robert Palmer – Addicted To Love
    2-19 Coast To Coast – (Do) The Hucklebuck
    Barry

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