Spiritualized

I would say that it sounds better than Ladies and Gentlemen. Now that's not bad at all.

'Yoko Ono - Plastic Ono Band' [companion and almost identical sleeve to Lennon LP of the same name], 'Approximately Infinite Universe' and 'Fly'

Excellent choices, friend! Excellent!

John Lennon's tracks on Double Fantasy are mostly MOR slush, by the way.

The Alchemist of Pop comp on Sanctuary is excellent and quite cheap:
http://www.hmv.co.uk/hmvweb/displayProd ... &sku=74553

Usually these kind of tribute albums are quite bad - 75% rubbish or so, but I really like this one. There are a few tracks that perhaps are a bit uninteresting, but generally it's very good - and it works as a whole.

Yoko's great. Now shut up.

To my ears the guitar sound on "Didgeridoo" (or whatever...) sounds slightly different than on the album version of Sway. It sounds more like the sound Jason had on some his Spacemen recordings.
What do you think?

OK, here are the first two:

http://rapidshare.com/files/9066157/laz ... o.mp3.html

http://rapidshare.com/files/9066554/med ... _.mp3.html

I found four tracks on Soulseek that I don't think have been released anywhere, the most interesting are an early mix of Medication and an instrumental track called Digeriedoo - an almost nine minute instrumental early version of Sway. The instrumentation on this is completely different - guitars an...

I wonder if old Sonic is easy to work with...

I think I'd go for Ege Bamyasi first - I always thought that one was easier to digest.

His work on the forthcoming Joanna Newsom album is excellent!

Six Organs of Admittance - The Sun Awakens
King Creosote - KC Rules OK
Primal Scream - Riot City Blues

Well, this list is quite long, and I chose some compilations to hold keep your expenses down... Here goes: Chess Originals (v/a) From Elvis in Memphis The Definitive Sound of Atlantic Soul (v/a) Marvin Gaye: What’s Going On Dusty Springfield: In Memphis John Coltrane: A Love Supreme Alice Coltrane...