Spiritualized

Does anyone know anything more about the 3 Tele?

Always been intrigued by it...

Sorry that's my typo...disc 1 IS a remix...

At the risk of sounding like an utter cheapskate...the 2xCD version is £25 consisting of a remastered version of the album (already have the original so I'm not really interested in that) plus disc 2 which is 12 alternative versions/tracks that didn't make the original release. So from my perspectiv...

Thanks for that MrBadger. I only saw them once myself, think it was 2016 something like that. Unfortunately Richard Lloyd long gone but Jimmy Rip doing a fine job. There was no stage presence at all and Toms voice was pretty sketchy. But i was just there to hear them play, and i really enjoyed. I t...

Saw Television twice... First at Manchester in the early 2000s, supporting Patti Smith (should have been other way round). They started with an utterly mesmerising warm up...I can still remember the amazing clarity and sharpness of his tone (and Richard Lloyd's) when they started playing. This gig w...

I can't stretch to the CD boxset but the few songs I've heard - different versions of Lovesick and Not Dark Yet - sound great so I might check out the cheaper 2CD version...

I can't stretch to the CD boxset but the few songs I've heard - different versions of Lovesick and Not Dark Yet - sound great so I might check out the cheaper 2CD version...

Does anyone have this? Sounds intriguing....

Very nice...

But shouldn't you just have changed Marshall to 'Mars' ?!

Anyone can play guitar is great. Adrian does lots of cool lessons...VU, Joy Division, Neil Young to name a few. You can pay on Patreon for tabs. Highly recommended.

Bob Mould in Belfast on his Solo Electric tour. Bounded into the stage, cranked out a few deafening chords and played the first few songs back to back without pausing for breath. A nice mix of Husker Du, Sugar and solo stuff. Amazing energy. Witty banter. Very cool guitar tone. Also the first time I...

James is my name.... Yeah I noticed there was some hilarity at the start of So Long...not something you often see at a Spz gig. I didn't think the sound overall was great - the 3rd guitarist (an indie rock version of David Baddiel) seemed inaudible too. I only noticed the girl at the end of the gig ...

Welllllllll....I really enjoyed it. This was my first gig (and outing to a 'big city') for a few years and I was just glad to be there. Bar the new songs the setlist was almost the same as when they played Belfast a few years back. Like others on here I'd prefer some older songs in the mix (and the ...

Who was there for this?! I came across the (CD) bootleg of the show recently so have had it on in the car... From memory there was a draw for tickets for the evening gig...but the number of entries was so big (I didn't get a ticket) they did a shorter set late afternoon too. Very small venue (now cl...

I would never describe Spz as a funny band but J strikes me as someone with a good (if quite dark) sense of humour. My favourite is from the liner notes of 'Ladies and Gents' where the credits for conducting the choir are allocated to the 'Irreverend J. Spaceman and the Reverend Basil Hughes'. Any ...

I would never describe Spz as a funny band but J strikes me as someone with a good (if quite dark) sense of humour. My favourite is from the liner notes of 'Ladies and Gents' where the credits for conducting the choir are allocated to the 'Irreverend J. Spaceman and the Reverend Basil Hughes'. Any o...

I bought Stuttgart and really enjoy it. Looked at a few other alternatives but couldn't resist an album where the tracks are simply named 1 to 5 (in German).

Heard in the most recent episode of Successsion (during Kendall's disastrous 40th bday party) - 'Big City'....