Anyone that hasn't read "Things the grandchildren should know" by the above Mr Everett probably should give it a go if you like Eels.
It's a heartbreaking read at times but gives a wonderful insight into his music.
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Anyone that hasn't read "Things the grandchildren should know" by the above Mr Everett probably should give it a go if you like Eels.
It's a heartbreaking read at times but gives a wonderful insight into his music.
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Enjoying reading what others are listening to....
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I've got a ticket to see these at a local festival in July. I must give this a proper listen.Originally Posted by The Black Adder
Brilliant listen... if you like The Byrds and sunshine psyche this is just the ticket... Recommended.
The production of this album is beautiful.
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Going through the Stars of the Lid back catalogue just now. Very excited about going to see them at The Barbican in October joined by Robert Donne from LaBradford, a string ensemble and a vintage Moog System 55!
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Now Playing one of a few proper Prog albums i still have & hold in high regard
Indian Summer 's/t'.. You see Prog was a British thing & they were the only ones that could do it properly, well untill 1973 came along & things went titz up
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John Fogerty - Eye Of The Zombie (LP, Warner Bros 1986)
Just bought this today, quite nice!
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Possibly one of my favourite albums ever.
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How weird is thatNow Playing one of a few proper Prog albums i still have & hold in high regardIndian Summer 's/t'.. You see Prog was a British thing & they were the only ones that could do it properly, well untill 1973 came along & things went titz up
n/p a bit of classical for a change:-
Gamba/LSO:- Rossini Overtures SXL 2266
Add water... Makes It's own sauce! + Don't Do Rap.. Don't do Urrban.. Don't do Modern R&B and Don't Do Radio 1 cos it's all fecking SHITE
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