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This compilation looks tasty:

http://eil.com/shop/moreinfo.asp?catalo ... &from=GOOB

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I'd heard 'The Fairest Of The Seasons' a few times. I'm not too familiar with much of Nico's stuff. Chelsea Girl has been on my list for a while. I've heard it recommended. I know most of VU played on it. I'll order it later. Any other pointers? Spacey, I'll never look at our Serbian centre-back in ...

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'The Fairest Of The Seasons' is spell-bounding.

What gorgeous guitar playing.

Thanks for that chum - I'd never have heard it otherwise

Where did you hear about this guy?

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For anyone who missed it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hC9EWmrjJgg

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I caught them too, Greatape. It was TV gold! It beat any performance I'd watched from last night's Glastonbury by a country mile. The band were so tight and I couldn't take my eyes off Iggy. I've never seen the audience on the Jonathan Ross show before. They crowd were shitting themselves. Did you s...

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herman wrote:the 12" version of Donna Summers 'I feel love is really stunning! excellent choice

You're right, Herman. The 12" version is lush. You'll definitely lose yourself in it for 15 minutes.

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Like any list I suppose this could change in an hour. Flicking through my record boxes earlier, I came up with these: 50's - C'Mon Everybody - Eddie Cochran 60's - See Emily Play - Pink Floyd 70's - I Feel Love - Donna Summer 80's - Love Is A Wonderful Colour - The Icicle Works 90's - I Wanna Be Ado...

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I've listened to 'Reflecter' twice now and think it's superb. Really fuzzed-up, feelgood stoner-rock. I've also listened to 'Other Way Out' but I'm not keen on it. It seems too noodly and boring. I'll give it another go, but I'm not optimistic about it. 1 out of 2 is good though. Looks like I'll be ...

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Sweet Jesus...

What an amazing performance.

Thanks for the link Runcible. That's one of the most perfect performances I've seen/heard. Mighty stuff.

The live PIL album, Paris In The Spring arrived through my letterbox today. I'll be tuned in later.

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Oh - that sounds tasty Runcible.

I'll have a little look on YouTube later for that. I've not really seen a lot of PIL live material.

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squirrel wrote: Cripes.

Best word I've seen written on here in a long time.

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Metal Box is essential - if anyone reading this hasn't got it - go and buy it now.

Jah Wobble's bass-lines are soemthing beautiful to behold.

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MUFCSPACEMAN wrote: Word. Live a long life, bro. See you in the sunshine.

You're a star.

Thanks for being such a positive force on here.

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but it's just that life seems much more fun when you're 18 instead of pushing 30... :cry: Buddy, we're still young! Still so much to do! So many smash and grab raids at Anfailed still to come! WHOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's the spirit! I just got a big rush of nostalgia and lots of good memor...

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BZA, you've just put a big smile on my face with your last post. It just instantly made me realise what a happy time of my life 1997 was. Kind of set me on a nostalgia trip without warning. Not that I'm not happy now, but it's just that life seems much more fun when you're 18 instead of pushing 30.....

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Rockers is great. Fuzzhead, i tried to make the connection of that description with another film called 'Countryman' and that's also a great film. Jig, thanks for the tip. I ordered the 'Countryman' DVD and watched it last night. I loved it. What a hero he is! He's got a killer smile and laugh too....

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helm wrote: is it me, or did that ten years go rather quickly?

No, it's not just you.

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My recent purchases, which I'm waiting to receive during the week:

Black Cab - Jesus East

Seefeel - Quique

The Byrds - Sweetheart Of The Rodeo

Stax Compilation double CD

QOTSA - Era Vulgaris

Sun Dial - Refelcter

Andrew Weatherall - The Bullet Cather's Apprentice EP

Killing Joke - Killing Joke

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Sendy, are you serious?

The majority of those albums you list (except Ladies & Gents/Vanishing Point) are insipid and stale bore-fests.

When I think back to 1997, it seems like such a barren time for decent music.

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Jack, thanks a lot for that. There's some lovely people on this forum!

Downloading it as I type.

Yeah, I've kept dry this week, unlike all those poor sods that got flooded. It's been a grim last few days.

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Yousendit is rubbish.

The link still doesn't work.

Megaupload is much better.

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Arrrghhh! The links don't work.

This is painful.

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Speaking of which - 'Sound of Youth' by These Animal Men? Awww - I loved These Animal Men as a skinny little teenage kid. I thought they were ace, and LOVED the way they looked. I grew out of them but I still have pretty much everything they released on vinyl. I haven't listened to it in years, but...

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Hey sorry Fuzz, My initial reaction was one of joy at finding some sounds that I liked after so many purchases recently that didn't cut it. BUT, after living with these tunes for the last couple of days certain things started to grind...does that make sense? Its like a reverse grower lol. So my pos...

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Ok, I enjoyed Return Journey, nice heavy psych, songs a bit weak though. I thought Libertine wasn't so great though. MHO though is they are a bit too Kula Shaker for my tastes... You've changed your tune very quickly. The two albums you listed above as being "weak" and "not great&quo...

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Simon, that's fantastic.

It just makes you want to dance. The moves those women are pulling are excellent. They've got soul.

I really enjoyed that.

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twentysixdollars wrote: Mayo Thompson - Corky's Debt to His Father [1969]

I bought it, mostly because of your endless mentions, then sold it on eBay. I tried and tried to get into in - but it done nothing for me.

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Aye, i've been hearing a lot about that one, cheers Fuzzhead. If its as good as 'Shoes' its gonna be great. Its not all about skinheads is it? Considine is completly unknown to me, what other stuff he been in that worth watching? Sorry for the short notice - but 'A Room For Romeo Brass' is on BBC2 ...

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Here you go Jack:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Q0OUO0TP

I've I'd have know what a pain it'd be I wouldn't have fucking bothered! I tried it on YSI - and 20 long minutes into uploading it, it froze. Ironic when you think of the name of the song I was uploading.

This will keep you rocking mate.

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Mojo, I'm a bit confused about what you mean.

The entire Blue On Blue CD is still on the 'Complimentary Medicines' section of this site, under 'Bootlegs'.

I know Sister Ray are still advertising copies, and I've seen a few on eBay too.

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Thanks to the Spaceman for putting this up. I really enjoyed it. Blistering set.

Can anyone tell me what song came on when the band finished their set? It sounded great. I'd love to sniff it out.

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Jasonsmith wrote: or the Brixton gig that wa son the XFM site without the slowing down effects?

Yes please.

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I've found dramas about skinheads fairly decent over the years - Oi For England Ohhh - I've not heard of this. I'll have to check it out. Sounds right up my street. I have the others you mentioned. I find Romper Stomper really depressing though. Runcible, I'm with you - I've always been fascinated ...

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Considine is completly unknown to me, what other stuff he been in that worth watching? I think Paddy Considine is an amazing actor. I've been captivated by all his performances I've seen. Have you seen him portray Rob Gretton in 'Twenty Four Hour Party People'? Simply astonishing. On the extras of ...

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Fantastic stuff. That work in progess sounds lush.

Very exciting.

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LunarTunes wrote:
JPB wrote:You have to smile! I'm interested to see what else is coming our way...
"How The Blues Should Have Turned Out"? ...

Peace.

He may as well at this stage.

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The Jig wrote:Rockers is great. Fuzzhead, i tried to make the connection of that description with another film called 'Countryman' and that's also a great film.

I'll check Countryman out, Jig. I've not heard of it before.

This thread has been a wealth of knowledge.

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the end by the doors- great song until the spoken bit. father yes son, i want to kill you. mother i want to **** you.... ok jim... Yeah, that always makes my skin crawl. Frankie Teardrop by Suicide is a little similar - but it doesn't make my skin crawl - it just scares the hell out of me when Vega...

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One thing I forgot to mention is the reggae film 'Rockers' which was made in 1977 - for those not in the know that's the absolute peak for roots reggae. It's not only got a truly fantastic soundtrack throughout, from background music to bands playing cheesey sets to tourists (all of which is simply...

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Surely Jason knew it would be met with this flat response? It just comes across as a blatant dig at Willie, without much thought for genuine fans.

I'll gladly eat my words if some 'new' material is put up on the site for us.

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I haven't met one person yet who hasn't been blown away by DMS.

Bza, you should watch Shane Meadow's new film, This Is England. It's fantastic.

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I've no problem with it either, although I think it would be a good idea if there was another section set aside for it in the forum.

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The Jig wrote: Not so quick there young man. I happened to attend a very loud gig only last Friday that didn't finish until after 1am. The day after was bad though abn, i was wiped out all day

You're turning into Alan Partridge.

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Camp isn't the same as twee.

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Having read David Kavanagh's Creations Records Story, I knew all about the whole 'Twee', c86 scene etc etc.

Never in a million years could you lump Spacemen 3 in that bracket.

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How can he describe them as 'twee'? It's just plain wrong!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SPACEMEN-3-PERFOR ... dZViewItem

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helm wrote: un-popped.

Love that word.

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runcible wrote: Purely by chance the one I bought was clear - that was a bonus.

You jammy bastard!

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Carlin should be vanished now.

I'll miss him...

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I wouldn't dare open mine, Helm. It's a bit sad when you think about it - buying an album just to look at it. The thing is, I don't even look at it that often! It's in a covered box that holds some of my vinyl.

I have this fear that I'll end up sleepwalking tonight and pop all the discs open.

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I didn't realise signature pictures were such an issue.

I thought a little picture added a bit of character to a - let's face it - pretty dull forum.

Is it really that much of a problem?

If it is I'll take it down.

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Runcible - I already have Cry Tuff Vol 1. It was always THE benchmark Dub album for me. Long Life is a beast. For some reason I'd not bothered chasing up the follow-up volumes until now. Vol 2 seems very hard to get hold off. I'll have to be patient for that - but Vol 3 is on the way. The postman wo...

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Thanks to all your superb recommendations I've beefed up my Dub collection with these: Mikey Dread - African Anthem LP King Tubby - Dub Gone Crazy Vol 1 Keith Hudson - Brand Rockers DVD Prince Far I - Cry Tuff Dub Encounter Vol 3 Creation Rebel/New Age Steppers - Threat To Creation Scientist - Heavy...

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happy birthday for recently laz. i dropped my monies off for both blue on blue and a belated copy of friendly fire last week, and the man i gave the cash to tells me the version of this blues is superb. i look forward to their arrival. Where did you manage to get friendly fire from? Still haven't m...

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That's quite a nice little Scream collection you've got their Runcible, for a Scream-Basher! It is mostly Weatherall-era, so I suppose that's your get-out-clause. I love Vanishing Point. Luckily for you I doubt you'll recognise much of VP on Echo Dek. Right I'm showered, got a fresh brew by my PC an...

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Ladies and gentlemen we are floating in MYSPACE. BOOOOO!!!!! you've got something better than that ro! :wink: It made me laugh. No mean feat today as my fucking neighbours kept me awake last night with some bass-heavy racket. I must admit I don't like MySpace. I find it irritating and plastic. The ...

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16.05.07 - The day Runcible bought a Primal Scream album!

You'll love it. Let us know if you do.

My wants-list has been pretty dry lately - not anymore thanks to this thread.

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Runcible, you've said you really like Screamadelica, although you credit it as a Weatherall album. In that sense Echo Dek is really a Adrian Sherwood album. You definitely need to hear it. It's an absolute monster. This thread has made me put on 'Pick A Dub' for the first time in a while. It's fanta...

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I'm in Greeny's boat.

If anyone could burn me a copy of this DVD I can offer plenty of goodies in a trade.

PM me if interested.

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I went to the Hoping gig too. Met up with a mate I hadn't seen in a while and had 3 amazing days in London town.

Spiritualized were great that night - absolutely perfect. It has a really special place in my heart that gig.

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Spiritualized "Star"? Thats generous. I know - but I bet Sean Cook doesn't mind. How can this album be a download-only "record"? Isn't that a contradiction by NME. I'm really disappointed Sean Cook's only releasing this as an MP3. I have all Lupine Howl's albums and really like ...

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Looks like Sean Cook doesn't care about collecting music:

http://www.nme.com/news/spiritualized/28332

I find it really depressing.

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On a vaughely related topic - I'm having a Sunday night of playing loads of 7" records - some I haven't listened to in years. I'm absoloutely loving it. Isn't it a beautiful feeling putting on a record you haven't heard in a long time onto a turntable? Soaking up the rich sound, watching the re...

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Blackmilk - when you get up tomorrow morning to go to work - do you fancy putting in a day's shift for free?

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These albums have been going down really well for me lately:

The Clash - The Clash
Pharoah Sanders - Anthology
Blue On Blue - Spiritualized
Chris & Cosey - Take Five
Primal Scream - Screamadelica
The Cramps - Songs The Lord Taught Us
Motorhead - Bomber
Bob Dylan - Desire
Alan Vega - Alan Vega

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