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

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    Quote Originally Posted by Idlewithnodrive View Post


    As this evening is a CD only evening, I went with the, errr, CD's
    Judging by the artists listed, that looks to be an interesting tribute album.
    Barry

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry View Post
    Judging by the artists listed, that looks to be an interesting tribute album.
    4 LP's and 3 CD's. Played and recorded well, it's a corker.
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    Sorry, I seem to have missed linking this to Idlewithnodrive's earlier post

    Pixies burned bright around the late 80s/early 90s, then just sort of went away. (Note they liked to be called Pixies, not The Pixies, I'm sure you will have known that) .I have some of their early albums up to Bossanova, and I saw them live when they were touring that album (one of the best live acts I've ever seen). All I've heard that is relatively recent is their superb and rather dark cover of "Que Sera Sera".

    So what's this like, and when was it recorded?
    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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    Thought I might like to go to the show

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    Quote Originally Posted by Macca View Post
    Thought I might like to go to the show

    Have you got that space cadet glow?
    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    Sorry, I seem to have missed linking this to Idlewithnodrive's earlier post

    Pixies burned bright around the late 80s/early 90s, then just sort of went away. (Note they liked to be called Pixies, not The Pixies, I'm sure you will have known that) .I have some of their early albums up to Bossanova, and I saw them live when they were touring that album (one of the best live acts I've ever seen). All I've heard that is relatively recent is their superb and rather dark cover of "Que Sera Sera".

    So what's this like, and when was it recorded?
    Ive also been a Pixies fan from the beginning and, yes, I did know that. Recorded 2004 and still as potent as ever, if not more so. Very well recorded , all the right songs, with variations of each across the 4 nights and a total, ridiculous, stone cold bargain !
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    Steamhammer – Mountains

    Came across this bands 1st album in a local charity shop, who were asking silly money for it, it reminded me of them and this album, which I am more familiar with. I found a new copy from Repertoire Records on Discogs at a sensible price. Repertoire IMO do an excellent job re-releasing albums, this copy is superb and it is a classic album of raw blues/rock, sounds like they are in the room, if blues/rock is your bag then it is one I would thoroughly recommend to get.

    Label:Repertoire Records – REP 2496, Repertoire Records – V140c
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    Country: UK
    Released: 29 Sep 2023
    Genre: Rock
    Style: Blues Rock, Hard Rock

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    Quote Originally Posted by AJSki2fly View Post
    Steamhammer – Mountains

    Came across this bands 1st album in a local charity shop, who were asking silly money for it, it reminded me of them and this album, which I am more familiar with. I found a new copy from Repertoire Records on Discogs at a sensible price. Repertoire IMO do an excellent job re-releasing albums, this copy is superb and it is a classic album of raw blues/rock, sounds like they are in the room, if blues/rock is your bag then it is one I would thoroughly recommend to get.

    Label:Repertoire Records – REP 2496, Repertoire Records – V140c
    Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered, Natural,180 gram
    Country: UK
    Released: 29 Sep 2023
    Genre: Rock
    Style: Blues Rock, Hard Rock

    Hmm, I'll check that one out

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    Quote Originally Posted by AJSki2fly View Post
    Steamhammer – Mountains

    Came across this bands 1st album in a local charity shop, who were asking silly money for it, it reminded me of them and this album, which I am more familiar with. I found a new copy from Repertoire Records on Discogs at a sensible price. Repertoire IMO do an excellent job re-releasing albums, this copy is superb and it is a classic album of raw blues/rock, sounds like they are in the room, if blues/rock is your bag then it is one I would thoroughly recommend to get.
    Always loved the Steamhammers tho Mountains is perhaps my least loved and have the repertoire CD's of all of them. Just wanted to add that if you like the feel of their first 2 albums then this might be a must have:-



    There's a 2010 CD "reish" on Flawed Gems

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